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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
HzLxBoLD's Rosx WASH,
"a 0auT 'EVrDENCEl ".4n
OF the most responsible and reliable eharastsf will
soeonpany the medisines. I.'H. IIlTT
CERTIFICATES or CURES,

OIL CERTIFICATES or CURES, nv
From three 70 twenty year, stsndtns, with nance
Known 70 scienss and fAns. '.. TT
Ror the medical properties Of BUCHU, 80 DIS
pensstosy Of the UAfted otates. r. NH'i7 Hl
ses Professor DEwsHs' valuable works on the
PTaotiee Of physfS. ". ~ 90 ...t1 y. ." Of.
- fsnssts asds By ths lsts sslsbrassd Dr..
See rensrks nsdsby Dr.. EsalAun McDow.lL,
eelehrsts1 Physieial, and nsnber.of the Royal
fSsnss sssisas 81 tis King .Aea QusssS journsi.
See Medlso-C Chirusy1eal Review, publishSd BY
1EsJAAIH rHAvsns' Esliow Of the Royal College
SEE most Of the late standard works on Msdioins.
Extract 5ushu. an. =, Sspsr bottls, or sor y %
I.n,oy.d sARsaS-W:h Ro.s VAN, g j" " sS
Or Hsif possa Of sach for Si2, which viii b. suna.
sisat tD sare Ne most obstinate sasss dirsstions
DsIivssA 10 ssy address, securely psshsd nom
obssvsssn. Describe symptoms in sll eonnuni-
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

NJ OF &c L .---WASHINGTON AND
~, ALEXANDRIA FERRY. On and after
lhpRsDAs October ist, the steamers THOMAS
Capt; stsekpole, YOUNG AMERICA, Capt Hol-
hngshead, wiz commences their regular trips be-
tween AIexsndrlA and WAshington, at 9 o'clock in
p. IN. se2l-tf
G ELLING OFF AT COST. --.FOR THE
~ it,ixfy days, We OFFER our stock Of men snd
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ONES, BROWN q CO.,

SOLICITORS OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ATToRNEYSAT-LAW,
{ VI seventh street, Washington, D. c.,
l sPsrk Place, New York City.
LUCIAN BROWN
LYsANDER HILL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
HOsTETTER 4 SMITH,
Prepared by

And sold by Druggists and Family 0roesss.
New York Once, No. Ass srosd~sy. |'' ra .
sul2-smeod N.' q TT .H
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Hanes-Bench, Sash, Flow, Bead, Rabbet, ke.
Chisels and Guages-Firmer, Socket and Turner'S
Braces and Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Gimletpointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and Latches,
Knobs, Eseutcheons, hc.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bowels, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, stras, l and Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-s, and 10 inch.
Door shesves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, ae,
Nails and Spikes, cut And wrought,
kc., 90, &C.
AGENT In the District Of Columbis for
Putnam hammered Horse Nails,
Diamond State" Horse shoes,
70 and p" Horse and Mule Shoes,
suis-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

ID STEEL.
hardware, RAr-iron, Steel
Horse Nails and Shoes
Diamond state Shoeing Iron
Axles and Axle Boxes
spring., Carriage and Tire Bolts
Hubs, Spokss, Felloes, Shafts
Duck, Drill and Canvas
Wheels, buggy and Wagon Bows
HAifolofh springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
Engliah AAd American Varnishss
A large and complies stock OF tho above con.
tantly on hand.
THOMPsON D CO.,
@h- tiS y. q. Th0nDsoa nso.
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cuaEs sUARAErEEDi ADylcr Ora Ars,,
AZ FID DAvIT.

."7TT
.~.a.r AFFIDAvIT.
Personally appeared bsiorsd me, an AIdsrmsn Of
ths sity of PhiiaAslphia, II. T. HHlaDoLD, who
bstng Aaly sworn, doth say, his prsparastons con.
tsAa no iassstie, no mercury, OF Other injurious
druss, but sss purely vegetable. ~. ~ :
II. 7. hELMDOLD. ,a
sworn and subscribed to before ne, this asd day
OF November, 1854 WIN. p. HInBARD AID,
Ninth street, above Race, PhiiA.
Address lstters for iniormation In eonadsnse 70
900. H. 7. HELMBOLD, CHEnIsr,
Depot lol South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
PhnsdelphtA. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
70 dispose of theif own" and nokhesn asttslss %
the reputatisa attained BY .'0--g - COW -.
.. HELMB0LDs GENUINE PREPARATIoNS., 'a
Hslmbold's Genuine Extract Bushu,
Hslmbold's Genuine rxtssss sauspsrilla,
Hslmbold's Genuine lnptoSsd' nose waAh, 81
sod by all Druggists sverywhsra p On.
ASH Toa RELmBoLDs-TAKE NO OTHsR.
= Cut out the sdv.rs.ssnsss ga saoS 10, IL s>a
.vsrs 'apesiSsl aaA sSv1gNyA "0 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

USE HELMBOLDss EXTRACT BUCHU
Fer all Affections And Disesses OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether saistins In MALE or rEMALE,
From whatsver cause originating. and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the I'D Ola
? AKKBOLD'S KXTRAOT BUOHU
E. 10 THE GREAT DlURETIC. .r.H
Ard II V certain TO have the desired sset In Dis.
eases for which II 10 recommended.
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remain, gentleman, respectfully youss, ElE %
Z. d. L. N. sO0fHW0RTH.
READ JOHN W. BRONAUGHs LETTER
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU or YAnDs ANp Docns,

NAVY DEPT, BURrAU o. YAsDs AsD Docls,
Dscembsg =, l6op.
MesHs Hosteifer I Smith, PatsturyA, re 'II'f ~
GENTLEMEN: About four years since ny sttsn-
ton was called to your Celebrated stonssh MT
tiers, being, at The time perfect martyr y dys.
not known for six years an uninterrupted niGhps
sleep. ! commenoed the use OF your litter, ,tsk-
ing them according TO your eetons, except that
the dose was reduced to ons.halt and found nyseif
second relieved me entirely; but have svss sincs
taken dose in the morning immsdiAtely on rising,
finding It to act as tonic and appsfissg of tks
most agreeable character. There 10 . peculiarly
In the effect Of your Btters on me which u may Be
we'll to state; II from any cause shall Be- sufefinG
ever so aeutely with the headaehs, . dose Of your
sion, say with all sinoerity and truth, would
not be returned to the state Of health In which
your Bitters found me, and from which they Nave
this world. am, with great respect, '--1' n
Your obedient servsnt. 81 ... f.
John W. BRoNAUGH, Chief Clerk.
Prepared by HOsTETTER h SMITH,
And sold by Druggists and Family OroeSts
New York Once, No. Aas broadway. IiIl a
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
! MEDNA@ W
N He 0RBAT, AMERICAN
II REMEDfES N Is'
7 lsowr ~ ii,, -...U
Hra.NpoLpss GENUINE PREPARATIONS
b 1auL lsnsf m ,'fs ua ..1as'
akLmsolD's EXTRACT "Stcnu. 'a.,'
sAksAPARILl4A.
Z IMPROVED RosE VASE.
HELMBOLD's .....-...
GENUINE PRIPARAT1ON,
.HIeHLY corcrNrAArKp-
osapsanA siaia
axrRACf BucHu s.
4 ro,rsrvl AHD sPsoSro sEnnpr roe
.... Diseases Of the
sLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AND pRoPsL
p r,. CAL sNELLINos. -. ,

This Medieine increases the powef Of Disestion
which the Watsry of Caiserous depoeitious, and al
Unnatural EnlArGenents Afe reduced, - well u
Pain and 1aAamAtion. and y good for r..
NRN Nm NEN nm nHyT nRkN
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q Up II IL IL.

~" w.. eYPHILIB. 49, qaaras
This Il an affection Of tho Biood snd attssks the
SEXUAL ORGANI. NINGs OF THE NOSE,
EARs, THAOAT, wINDPpE,
is ~ form Of ULCER1
1lkB0LDS ExTRA0z sABSAPARILLA
Puxtnss the Blood, and .,t..g,..
Rsmovss III ssaIy sruptions Of the Skin.
6tsiRS 10 ts Comp'ssto~ Olssr snd HsaltNy
Color. H.Hf..
II bsing prepared expressly for this class OF com.
served to greater extent than any other prepare
aoa Of SAi'spA.innA' -. EaVfg r} q
HRLNB0LD'gt R0SE VASE,
An excellent Lotion for diseases Of syphiitis Ns.
ture, and ~ an Injection In disease Of the Urinary
Organs arising from Habits Of Dissipation, used il
eonnestion WITH tie Extrest 1uchu and 6arapafilla,
U sueh disesSts = rsoenmspdsd fIfF
ann TDENCE+ fF...U.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14

BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD %
HslnSoad's Hishiy oonssntratsd Conpound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAKILLA.
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: ENDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many Thousands cured A. this Institution
ytthan the last etghtesn yesrs. Asd ths numerous
Johnston, witossssd by me rspoftsrs Of the dsuaf
and many othsr paperS, notiess Of whish have sp.
PeaFed again and aSain before The public, bsaAss
:Ponsibidty, IL Suiiisisnt guarantee 70 he ss
SKIN DIsEAsEs sPEEDILY CURED r'nI
rereons writing should BE- particular In dirseing
thsir letters TO his Institution, IN the following
2, 70 'nr1I JOHN n. JOHNgTON, M D.
-. I-I. .s 10 Baltinore Look HOSPITAL, % .
dec i6-iy - Baltimore DINryiand
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Ar'''"s J'o~ Escess,, Hsss. ef Dtsssss''os, Esriy
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sYMr-
!ndispo os!tton 9 qE.srtion, Dryae.s q the skin,
Wssf Nsryss, - pidsssisy oi Essshins,
Horror Of p!seess, Trembling, 'tt17
%Hs:: Il y:SS ~ { X: ;.ss
Hot Hands, EIspsieSs oashs Tsss,
medicine invsTiablv removes, soon foliovs
NPoTENcY, I1TsLTY EPLEPyc FITS,
lowsa by siR sho.s s % .diisfsi I'D d,sss.s % '''' '
.L "INsANITY AND CoHsUMPToNr
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
BN NONE ptu cow5sss. la
TIE REC0RDS or THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And ths melancholy Deaths BY Consumption,
bs~ Ample Wines 10 the Trufh u ne Asse,fto~
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and In
visorate the system. which
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
Invariably Does.
rstAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKErrrcaL
KEAALES, EEAALEs,
Old or Young, Single, Married, OF co~'s~-
plating Marriage.
In many affections peculiar to Females, the Ex.
tract Buchu u unequslled by any other remedy, a.
In Chlorosis or Rotation, Irregularity, Painful.
ness, or suppression Of Customary Evasaattons,
liberated OF sshirrous state Of the pterus Lsuoor
rho Whites, Steriity, and for all complaints In.
oident to the sen, whether arising from rndisore-
tiou, Habits Of Dissipation, or to The ..r.
DECLINE on CHANCE OF LIFE,
(see Symptoms above.)
no FAMILY SHOULD - WITHOUT n.
Ttks NO nsors Ba,sam. Nercsry, or Snp,sasan,
AsdteaS for Snp.sassss end dsnesvOS
.. fi Dtsssss. u q
RELMBOLDS KXfRA0T BUURU
CuE1D -"
SECRET DIsEAGHs
In al their stsgss, .. .rr.... rt.- rrHl
at Httle Expense; .rlaH
.. Little or NO change In Diet,
.r. No Ineonvsnisnos, and
No Exposure,
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Missouri legislature.

JEyTERsoN CRY, Feb. 24-Gov Gamble sent
to the House communication accompanying
certain resolutions recently adopted by the Leg
islature of Delaware, asking Missouri to send
delegates to National Convention for the pur.
pose Of effecting an armistice, &c The Govern,
or's message denounced the resolutions, and re-
commended they be passed over in silence.
A spirited discussion ensued. and the resolu-
tions received moat unmerciful handling from
the members. .EG tA5.@ -tto
Resolutions we're offered that, 1--WE neither
consent nor submit to peace without the entire
submission OF traitors; not to any armistice
without subjugation, nor to any interference by
foreign powers Also, thanking Gov. Gamble
for the patriotic viewscxpressed in his message
Approving the action of Col Gilbert in dis
persing the recent rebel Convention in Ken.
lucky" The resolutions were finally passed
yer informally. #
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Feb. 23.-Dispstches from General
Hurl5ut, at Memphis, to General Tuttle, here,
says General Prentiss reports from Helena, on
Tuesday, that accomplishing party came from
Yazoo Pass TO Coldwaser Lieut. Col Wood, Of
the lst Indiana Cavalry, surprised 200 of the en-
emys cavalry and routed them, killing and NOR.
tally woanding and cspturingl5, No loss on
our side. 8..9-.5s{i yo-@Igds d Ern.rg 81 JAZZ
Or. d. Wardon in charge Of Mound City Hos.
pital is ordered 10 report to Gen, Grant imme-
diately. DR.. R. W. McMahsn is in charge of
hospital ss.z as .Is7.s & s5s 3..e
The R. w. Hill captured from the rebels
and used here as comnissary boat for sever
al months has sprung a leak, and is threatening
to 90 down. Stores are being removed from
her. # as
A salute Of 81 guns was fred this morning
from Fort Cairo in honor Of Washington's
birthday.
The Chouts brought load Of condemned horses
from Helena. She proceeds to st. Louis with
them.
The Bee reports being conveyed past bat
terry at Cypress Bend. A Federal force had been
sent forward to clean them out.
Federal troops had passed down Yazoo pass
to Coldwater river, and it is supposed they have
already gone on to the Yazoo, as they left on
Saturday and the Bee left the next Tuesday.
There had been incessant rain at Vicksburg,
and the river was rising.
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Reports about the Rebel lnyasIon.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24.-The Journal gives va
rious reports of the rebel invasion of the State
on the borders of Blue Grass Range. The edi-
tor thinks the rebels are threatening Lexington,
Louisville and Danville. The Journal learns
that 1000 rebel cavalry were at Nicholsville
yesterday; supposed to have cut the Louisville
aud Lexington Railroad near Midway. The
Journal believes this very formidable invasion.
The Democrat learns that about 1900 rebels
occupied Richmond. It is believed they were
the advance Of 10000 rebels, marching on Lex
ington, under Longstreet. These reports crea-
ted excitement, but officers at headquarters
deny their correctness.
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The Baltimore American, one of the truest
papers in the country, in an article on General
Rosecrans' noble letter to the Ohio Legislature,
which has SO excited the ire of the Copperheads,
says:
General Rosecrans has been az true to him
self as to the cause Of his country. He is a
fighting General par excellence, and in the few
occasions that we have heard from him on pa
per, there has been a downright single hearted
patriotism and devotion to the cause, which will
insure his elevation to other trusts, should the
opportunity occur for this after the war is end
ed. The people know their friends--ths poli.i,
clans know theirs. Let all, in these times, who
do not wish to sink, "a in a quicksand, which
will never give them back to the public view
again, keep clear Of peace Democrats, > "eom-
promise" men, "armistice" plotters, for at the
proper time the people will stamp all such as
base metal
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TIE CONSTITUTION OFFICE DEsrRoYsp.-Yes-
terday afternoon a large number Of solliers
from the Hospital marched down to the Cous,i-
tuition Office, and taking possession of il, broke
up the presses and threw them, together with
the cases of type and all other contents of the
building, into the street. A couple of drays
we're pressed into the service which carried
load each TO the river. This movement took
everybody by surprise, but the numbers we're so
formidable that no opposition was made lex
ceptiDg the personal efforts of Lieut. Ball. COM
mandsnt Of the post, and perhaps some others,)
until the contents of the Office were in ruins
Lieut.. Ball at length got together the Provost
Guard, when the work of destruction was
brought to - close. We are told that the cause
of the outbreak was the indignation Of the SOL
diers at the comments in the Constitution OF the
18th and 10th inst, upon the speech OF Cover
nor Wright No one, 80 far as We are aware,
excepting the soldiers engaged in it, knew any
thing of the movement, until 1t was consumma
ted-(Gate City, goth.
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Grea, Union Meeting at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-An immense Union
Meeting was held here last night at the Opera
House and Aelodeon Hail. Both places were
filled to overaowing. Resolutions were adopted
declaring that We give new pledges to perpetuate
the Union; that We send greeting to the Admin
istration on behalf of Ohio soldiers that we
support vigorous prosecution of the wat; that
the Mississippi must remain unbroken to the
Gulf; that submission to the constituted laws
and authority is the only basis OF free govern
ment; that we will sustain those in power,
whether they please Us or not, until others are
put in their places l,d s'aa4s saJ 5ad !a5tgq
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24-Ssiled ship Gold
en- Fleece, carrying $4,000 sacks of wheat, sill
yer ore, etc.
Business fat Merchants are unable to ac-
count for the sudden rise in gold in New York.
Mining stocks are improving; sales of Ophir at
$4,000 per foot, and of Gr7ld and Carryo at
50. 300. ar.s.a rs
There has been severe gales along the coast
tor several daos past Accounts have already
been received of the loss of several small coast
ers, including about 80 lives. lG .a9 s
The Custom House Offices have been doing
handsomely in the way of seizing goods for un
LIBERALIZATION, besides $500 worth of Havana
cigars. 1t is estimated that they have condem'd
nearly 100000 worth of French and German
goods.
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New York News.

New YORK, Feb. 2l.--The Chamber of Com
merce to day adopted a strong protest against
the wrongs that the British Government had al
lowed to be inflicted on our commerce in her
home and colonial ports in the matter..of the
Alabama. The Chamber also adopted resolu-
tion in favor Of letters of marque against the
Alabama, Florida and other pirate cruisers, also
a memorial to the Secretary of Navy asking
further defenses in the New York harbor.
The rebel Col. Hicks has been sent to Fort
Lafayette. 1t seems almost certain that he is a
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From, the Potomac.

. WASHINGTON. Feb. s20--A special dispatch to
the Philadelphia Enquirer says, seonrs report
Col. Fnz Hngh Lee at Culpepper c. e. with
1000 cavalry, his pickets extend miles, to Ha-
zil's river, and On the road to Warrenton, and
the Rappahannock river. No rebel force is
now north Of these two points except Whites
former guerrllas near Leesburg.
Col. Bakers detectives have captured IL per-
sons engaged in running goods to Richmond on
them was found $4,000 in notes on Southern
banks They had passes from Gen. Winder to
60 beyond the lines but not through Lees army,
nor south of James river a.. .as
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vhat the Richmond Enquirer says.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 2S-The Richmond
ENQUIRER of the 18th says the Confederacy was
duped by the recent account of breaking the
blockade at Charleston, and says the account
VAS untrue in every particular; and moreover,
the Princess Royal ladened with the most VAL
liable cargo that ever entered Charleston was
captured the night before, and lay mile and
half from shore during the conflict, and Jet, our
victorious iron clads did not rescue her. An
official inquiry is to be made into the misman-
sgement.
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Rebels again Invading Kentucky.

Lou1svILLs; Feb 23.-Authentic advices say
that the rebel army is in the vicinity of McMin-
vile, Tenn. 69la
unauthenticated and discredited run,ors speak
Kentucky. ssoa -a .b s1l = o13S-'o, -
LoUIsvlLLE, Feb 24.-Evening The exciting
statements which have been made here during
the last two days arose from the fact that
about Soo rebel cavalry under Leroy Clark, en-
tered Richmond, Ky, on Sunday, stayed about
Two hours and then passed through Winchester,
wnen = skirmish With slight loss occurred, after
wnicn the rebel cavalry cleared out in'the direc.
.ion ~ OF Mount Sterling. Everything is quiet in
apprehensions are entertained.
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value or SIave.Propertv.

BALrlnoRE, Feb. S.--The appraisers of slave
.rrest Slave owners in the State, made returns
assessing 1908 sIeses at an average of IS. This
ia the highest price they could name after con-
Srl.;np with numerous slave owners and dealers
This is considered striking illustration of the
of slave property By the rebellion
I'd vill have some influence in this State.
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Teleeraphfc.

NEW YoRK, Feb 20.-The Herald says ar
rangements,are nearly completed for building a
third line Of telegraph between Boston and
Washington. All funds are subscribed and
contracts are executed.
Henry O'Reily and others contemplate build
ing fourth line over the same route, and have
made partial arrangements TOR the same.
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Rebel report Of the Capture OF the Queen
OfIhe West

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-The Richmond Ex-
aminer of the 2lst is received here. 1t con.
tains dispatch dated Port Hudson, Feb. 18th,
announcing the reported capture of the
Qneen of the West, the q. s. iron clad gun
boat which recently run the blockade at Vicks-
burg. She was attacking the Notifications on
the river, and after a brisk cannonading struck
her coors Thirteen of the officers and crew
were captured. ~ - t-l... n y
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Rxecu,lve Appolntment.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 24.-John Wilson, Of Chi
csgo, formerly Commissioner of the General Land
Office, had an interview with the President yes
terday and declined the position Of Surveyor.
General of Arizona, under the recently organ
lied Territorial Government. Hon. John o.
Gurley will probably be appointed Governor of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28

A soldier writes home to Winsted, Conn,
from New Orleans that the EXTREMIST panic is
prevailing among the military oficers there in
view Of the examinations through which all are
being put, with reference to their competency
and Capacity. Scores of them are resigning
in advance, completely satisfied Of their ina-
bility 10 pass the examining board.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
FIRE at Fort Madison.

Fl. MADISON, Feb. 22.-The extensive distil-
lery and -four mill belonging to T. L. Lawrence
4 Co., of this place was burned to the ground
this morning about s o'clock. Loss about
twenty thousand dollars The FIRE caught in the
main building BY some unaccountsble accident
Mr. Lawrence will commence tomorrow to
rebuild it upon much larger scale.
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Fire.
BUFFALO, Feb. %

BUFFALO, Feb. % "A fire broke out this
morning in the looking glass factory of george
D. Teller, on Main street, destroying four build
inps and ipjaring two others by water. The to-
tai loss is estimated at $25 900, mostly insured.
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Running the Blockade .

New YoRK,Feb. 24-Ths steamer Pacific
from Havana II, has arrived.
The British steamer Alice arrived at Havana
from Mobile with 800 bales of cotton. She re.
ports that she didn't see gunboat until she en-
tered the harbor at Havana. Nothing new
from Mobile f
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Ano,h er Rebel Gone 10 Europe.

HALIFAX, Feb. 2l.-Geo N. Sanders, who
sailed for Europe Friday evening, had been
staying here for the last few days previously
He is bearer of dispatches for the Southern
t1nnfedor ,cy ss r--.ss
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snow storm.

PHILADEL pHIA, Feb. 22-About ten inches of
snow has fallen here . Railroads probably block
ed. IL 81 lEtS2ao = tssa&ssa 4ast to z.@f
Nkw YoaK, Feb. % Showing all day;
about ten inches has fallen. a7 4@ - G
BALTIMORE, Feb. pa great snow storm
commenced before daylight this morning.
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Appolntnaent.

WAeH1Neros, Feb 2S-At the unanimous re.
quest of the California Congressional delegation.
the Hon. Stephen Field, now Chief Justice Of
California, has been appointed United States
Circuit Judge for that State, vice Judge Nc
Allister resigned. a f