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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16

Henry Winter DAVIS Of Maryland, has been,
very appropriately placed at tie head ct the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
Rvyan'S PulHmOnic WATERS.

RuLIGf IN TEN MIUrEs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-16
CA. R e: II! u Z S.
A NEW CARPET
FINE CARPETS.

GET THE MODERN STYLES Now opening, 1000 pieces
the spl ndld English Tapestries ever shown IN u
mar et by the NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPAN
IS Hanover St.. Boston. ONE PRICE AND CASH SYST ~
STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
From Cairo.

tAIRo, Feb. -.
On the 18th, Capt Newell, OF the I'd
Michigan cavalry, with 90 men, left Lex
lngton, Tenn, for the purpose Of routing
on capturing squad Of rebels, known to
be IN camp at Chiton, under command oi
Col. Newcomb. He arrived at the river
IN the afternoon, aud found au old fiat
boat, and after night ial fcrried hs men
over to the east side Of the river, and rs
soon as possible made dash on Clifton
The rebels We're completely surprised,
and the whole garrison was capturcd-
Capt. Newell was slightly wounded, and
Ncwcomb lost an arm. The rebels had
COZ siderable quantities of stores and am-
man ltlons, which, with the town, were
completely destroyed by fire. About the
time the work was completed, Capt. Le-
roy Fltche's fleet arrived and took charge
of the prisoi ers who will be brought
here tonight from Paducah.
About 10 ?. m. last night a resident OF
kentucky,oppos'te this ? ace, who passes
for Union man, came across and in
formed Captain Pcnnock that force Of
guerrillas aud rebels were assembling in
his neighbo,hood that they we're seve-
RAJ hundred strong, and gave it as his
opinion that they were intending to at.
tack Cairo Immediately. The dogs OF
war were unchsined, gunboats and tugs
got up steam, guns were shot and run
out, cutlasses, boarding apparatus put in
order, and 10 less than halt an hour ev-
erything was in readiness for the worst.
The most comDcndable zeal was dis
played by oil hands, but no r. bells came,
and therefore We have no battle to re-
cord.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

two cars, at South Union, on the Bowl
ing Green and Clarksvlle Railroad, were
burned by guerrillas. Scouting parties
started out, but as vet they have not sue
cecded in capturing the incendaries.
The depot at South Union is situated
about fifteen miles from Bowling Green,
and the daring exhibited by the guer,il-
las IN this instance created no little ex-
eitencht. 1t was built hy class of
peaceable men known as Shakers, and
was, beyond doubt, the finest building on
the route.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

STILL -Nothwithstat ding
the greatly improved discipline" a. d state OF
efficiency never before known in the army of
the Potomac. gold still mornis upward With
10 the last forty-eight hours it has advanced
ten per cent; or, 10 other words the national
currency has recedsd in value to tbst extent.
The Immediate cause Of this unusual advance
70 not yet revealed to the country. though 1t
!" likely that there 10 some good reason for 1t
Another marking up In the price Of goods Of
all kinds. viii be the result Gotten goods.
wooiens. teas. coffses and sugars sill take sp.
other strike The poor man. whose wages are
cot increased. must stsnd the inc, eassd price
and forbssr to uurmur. T,niy those Who tot.
with their hsnds to caro- their daily bread
psy most enormous t.x to suppors this var
The taxes that the people are called upon 70
pay 10 dissst manner are . mere tsiAs.-
1vssy yssd ei sslise has . twsa.y ssat stamp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
New banking House,

Fob -, ise3.lpl

INo HENRY MILLER YoEhRE uEKEDY
nntihed IN nctord nce with direction or
the ity Council oil the CITY II Davenport. piyen
~ mo rtRtiar meeting II taid teuicii. Dec 8i
l7fZ. e tho undersigned, City Maishnl ~ pa,d
elly, "lthin twenty days alter one week puLli-
cation IT this notice, g. wit: within ts,ntv
ddys itom the BIB day II March, A. ~ 1868 10
M up the excavation, or collar hole en the tast
Itot ~ ~ feet ~ lot hix IN block srv.utceu in
i1e Gus ~ ihFrhlorl, 50 thnt oul ana stspusut
water wi no' fefnnin M said hole I tnid hat,
~ not 80 hi,d up ny you within tho tlmo herein
united. tho tlme viii bo done nt ynnr ,Nttut.
including c"sis, together with IS PEI cent renal
ty on tho same
II LEONARD
Marshal Of The City Of lavsnport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

OEEIcR OF THE Dys d Erws.l
Wednesday Eve, Feb. %.
Quotations stand unchanged. There l. littlo
doing. We quote
FLoUs-wholcsaie, $50ogs.o0; retail, s.. .so@
Go.
WHEAT 70d80s for common grades and
s5cGsl 90 for the best.
Barley 90c@sl2 ~.
CORN 3Sa35c.
0ATs-55c.
Ho0s-nrcsscd, So 001400.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
NUMBER lI3.

PORTLAND. Feb

PORTLAND, Feb. 25.
The Jnra, from. Liverpool l2th, Lon
donderry 18th. arrived 10 day, with FIVE
days later ncws.
The Tones rcpndiatcs Mason's re-
marks at Lord Mavor's banquet, saving
he was much too fast and the proceed
lngs meant nothing. Mason At this ban
gnrt predicted speedy aud friendly rqa-
tons between the rebel and Brit sh gov
ernments.
Cotton has declined | per cent.
Ereadstntl- lull
Flour easier.
Provisions flat.
Gensols closed Saturday at 92 IS 10
~ 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
List Of Soldiers discharged from Service
since Jan. x5lh, 1863.

U ). GENERAL HosrnAL PosT MccIrLLAs,
Davenport, Feb 1868
Royal " Richmona, Co X 9Th Inf.ntry. die.
charged June 18th lost 'eit arm at the battle
I Pea RIDGE Saigl John k.plinger Co |. Alb
Infantry. d'tcharg,d Jun- 9th rhot IN l.h
arm at Pea Ridge John Z Try. Co |. 80 In
'an,ry, discharged 25th epilepsy. John W
Coil. Co 4. 30. h Infantry. discharged Jun.
25th general debility. ! Il Powers Co T.
seth lntaitry. d scharped June 25,h ; general
debility. Harry Borders. Co L. sch lofan-
Try. discharged June 25th general debility
4 ID smith Go X. 37tn Infantry. dhchsryed
June 29th fracture Of right lermor John G
kagsr. Co ID. sth Infantry. discharged Fsb
l2,h; general debility. II as Coon. Co y.
10th Infantry. discharged Jan So,h general
debility / Jones. Co f. 80 Infantry. dis
charged Jan 2otb gun shot wound through
both thighs. David VI +. nJen. Co G, 24th In
fAntry. discharged Feb goth be cut of hi.
toes. dc, &c. dc. Corp W II Whitaker. Co L.
10th infantr, di-cbarged Feb goth. BENJAMIN
+ Carter Co A. seth Iuiantrv. discharged Feb
24th Rbeumatism. Daniel Bsnner, Co T. SO h
Infantry. discharged Feb gath arm shot of
laccidsntly At Camp Hsrron.
VIM Jones. let Battery, Feb l2h aasa
recruit OF Pneumonia. The deceased war
formerly from Spring Green. Sauk Co, Wi.
coLsin.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

kETURNED.-Gen.B Baker arrived home
from . trip to Burlington and keokuk He
reports the condition Of afIsirs at the latter
place as extremely bitter, politically.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

FRANCE SPEAKING.-Tn celebrated
trance lecturer. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, will
appear bsiors the public this evsning. At Met
ropoiian Hall. Mrs. Hatch is among the ii re.
II her profession. and 10 the trance s,ate de-
claims after the manner and style Of the great
speakers of the age, with the most wonderful
dielity. Go aud hear her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

RAINY.-Instead of the fair, cold
weather promised by the Almanac maker.
We were visited yesterday afternoon with an :
other cold. dissgreeable. unhealthy rain. The
streets. bad enough before, ere now much
worse, and the prospect for communication
With the entire world. either by wagon or
telegraph, are disagreeably less.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

A HEAVY PoRKgK.-Mr. James Paul.
OF Clsona Township. yesterday sold to Mr..
Prs'tyman hog Weighing 625 pounds. dress
ed A very respectable grunter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

Coal CosTRlBurIoNs.-H B. Evans
d Co. and Geo W. Ellis 4 Co. have each CON
tributed $40 more to the coal fund for suppjy.
'ng the families of soldiers. consequently Gen
baker 10 able to issus a few more orders to
those in actual need
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
Hey West News

Nrw loR., Feb 81.
lho steamer Star Of the South, with
hcy West dates 10 the 18th, has arrived.
She brought commander Blake, officers
and crew OF the llattcras.
II Is reported that The bark Sallie Ben
sal has been sunk hy the rrbels
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

THERE are now but thirty-four pa
tents in Pest Mcclellan Hospital. All are
conv alescent, aud will coon be fit for duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
LATEST NEWS
BY THLET RAPH.
From New York.
New lopK Feb .

Nrw loRK, Feb. %.
The Times Great salt Lake City cor
respondent states th.t Cannon had Grhi
with 200 Indians, Il or 70 miles north
OF the extreme northern settlements IN
/ hache Valley. The fight listed } or 1
hours. 0ur troops wcrc Victorious. Ii
rs difficult to obtain tic exact number
slain. Onc man who claimed to have
visited the battle field after the STRIFE. snia
he counted 80 dead Indians, of whom
10 we're squaws. About a dozen are
supposed TO have escaped
The following is from rebel sources
'onr lIrpsaa, Feb. a..
Captain Conner, from the Rcd River.
brought information of the capture of the
Federal steamer ,,necn ot the West Al
Gordon Landing, Fort Laytor, on the
ked River, The Queen Of tho West
captured the Confederate transport Eva
No. >, and forced her pilot, John Burke,
10 take tho wheel, and ordered Inn 10
take thoa the 10 the batteries Burke was
frightened, but finally took tho wheel un.
der ankce guard. pom nearing the
batteries he told the Yankees that they
were IT, miles from the enemy. Int when
most up she received shot which broke
her steam pipe, disabling the boat The
Yankees were wholly unpreparcl lor a
fight, aud suspectlug no danger, when
burke Jumped overheard and lrlftcd
ashore. The boat dfltcd to the 81
poslto shore, where her crew escaped with /.
the exception Of | 4 mon who cll into
our hands. Tho crcw subsequently goi /
aboard the Nankoc loai lpcsoio, and with f
zoe stolen negroes, effected their escape. I
The Queen oi the Westls il now in DO
s .ession ot the 'onlcaeraics. and Will brE
tosel toa place oi sa'et, lor repairs. II
IS reported thai the Yankee guuboat IN
dian"la las gone up the Red kiscr to
reeapture her
Intelligence states that the Confederate
steamer Wctb closely pursued aud cap
turcd the Eva
The Eva is disabled in one Of her
" heels.
The Queen Of Ire West is but slightly
injured, and will soon be in fighting trm,
under Confederate colors.
We have positive information that the
transport Desoto was burned by the Van
KEGS TO prevent hor falling INTO the hands
oi The Confederates.
egcosp DISPATCH.
Pom liCpsos, Feb. II.
The Alexandria, La, Ucmocrat extra
'ccciycj here contains the oflic'al report
II Capt kllscy, commanding he fotllii
'atlons on Red River lie says two uun.
'oats made their appearance N front Of
.hls position at . O'Clock last cvcnns a.
,'tcr brisk cannonadc the I, ,oY,i Me
West struck her coIors. Immediately
Captain Hutton ard II. H. l.,
lomley to g aboard and demand then
Their officers reported bat
y ol their officers and crew aboard -
)thers escaped under cover Of nght. -
he visible results OF The capture consist ,
II one pounder, "A rifle parrot gun, one
FOUNDER and three poundcre, one
poundcr slightly damaged, besides !. ,
ar2e supply Of ordnance stores and qui !
'iuc, two eases Of ampntating inslrn-
ncnts, clothing, Hour, bacon, beet, pork /
ard, bread and other stores IN proper
ION.
The Dcmocrdt says the victory was
olnplctc, grand and decided.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

SALT LAKE Cry, Feb. u.
II i now aaroitained that 2a5 Ind ans
were KILLED ai the battle of Bear Rl.er.
90 escaped at the commencement OF the
feht before they were nanked
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

IS New QUARTERS The State Bank
snow fairly loestsd IN its new building. the
arrs ngements Of which are all iu perfect order
sd we'll calculated for the business. THIS ia
he only bank OF issue or deposi, In the city.
"nhsn our memory there were 10 town at ole
ims eight different banks OF discount and de-
po'it. lime wo ks great changes in banking
s we'll a. in other bre- -hce O. busness
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

A GOOD FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
IA three stsries high. with seven rooms, on III Q
north sidc Of Sixth street. between Rock Island
aad Iowa sts, the third houss west Of Iowa 81.
Inquire Of JAMES CRANE. Sale 1t 10 O'Clock 4. n
on Tuesday, March Sd.
feb 25-ld PARKER 4 VAN TUYL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

The ATLANTIC MoSTnLy.-The March
number OF this very popular periodical is at
hand, and a. ever, maintains its high position
among the current literature Of the day A.
a literary production. no magazine In the
country can be said to surpass. ii, indeed, any
ian claim to be its equal. The articles of The
aarch number will be read with the greatest
pl easure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

Phoenix Insurance Company Of lIat
ford assets. lst May, 1862 1927 POO - ha-
bilities. sZl 800. lIENRY Il HoppmAN. AIT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

MiLITAR, MEs, A1TsN1loN.-If you
w'h iora Uniform and full equipme IT, call
on +. I. Esskine ickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

DY StLCIAL AKRANGEntNT WE pU.-
- ish ctoinaiecig tie Cam rHoroaasrHs or
Inn LiLLliurfAs BIDDING PART. d iollows;
Price.
GE.. Tow TnuhB. in his " dd,ng sut rs cts.
Mrs orh Ton In M IN Hodtiutg dr.ss25
Nm ard Nhs. nEs TON InunB,ia ueld,ng
GchsopoRs NufT and Miss MIssrE gtooms
man ami brid. s.ofd d...............2 Is
nhs GEN Ton inran. in celebrated Ae-
ctpi4on drt.s... ...........+....2
Misses L.si.A and MINSrg WARafR25
The whole BRIDAL PARTY, (group Of tour
fdfd d,t....... -..s. ...s .......50
The hniDAL PANTY, SdeoScopio pic,ure) 30
The BRiDaL Party. (Slerco,co2ic cciorca rs
Tho price OF card pictuies, co.orea, will be II n
centsexira
Can bo sent by mail receipt of prco and
postage stamp.
Mono genu no unlcss stamTcd with our trade
mark, 4 \, IN circle, on the front Of tho photo.
grapa. Beware OF spurious copies made from en-.
cravings, etc
E.A II. 7, ANTHONY, 51i broadway. NY.
Manufacturers of the best phoioq,ap.,c .fibnms.
and Publishers oil Gard Photographs OF eelebri-
fios.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures wero
made for Us by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

Dear Sir IL sck owl.dge the recent Of
Eighteen dollars. being the pe,t proceeds oi
YOUR "Rsadings.' given at Metropolitan Han
'ast evening. Ycur CUES. that will apply
the amount to the reli { of needy families Of
our absent soldiers shall be faithfully complied
with.
with many thanks for your generous and
patriotic liberalitv,
Truly you're. n b BAKEs,
AdjItant General OF lows.
J. MoRGAs. Esq Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
Onion Seed.

IAN NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
i public with fresh Onioa S.sd. All who are in
want Of good article will pease give me call.
n. JORDAN,
feb % dslm No. . u sst Second st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

COUNTRY dealers should not fail TO
call Oh Wadsworth and look through his large
stock before they make their purcbases or 90
further east. He will uGer them very sure.
rior Inducements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

TwENIY.TuREE YEARS AGo.-h friend
habded usa copy OF the Io~a san. yesterday
published in this city in 1910 II was i.sued
In the political campaign Of that year, and In
dicates that politics were much the rage Gen
Dodge was running against Alfred Rich Tor
delegate to Congress John D. Evans Geo. B
Sargent. II. w. Higgins Vim. l.. Cook and
James Ihorington we're announced for Record,
er; Jonathan w. Parker and James Grant ior
Territorial Council A. II. Davenport and
Frazer Wilson for sheriff Laurel Summers
and John Owens for House OF Representatives
10 those days there seems 20 have hpen ios,
as much lust after office as in these Latter
days. The qualifications of Gen. Dodge WEI.
esteemed by he Stit to be very superior, be
cause he had been very efficient Ia conquer
ing and driving away the Indians and Mr
Summers was entitled to the votes . ( the peo-
pie becsuse he had voted for the location OF
the county seat at Davenport instead Of Rock
ingham. Whether this argument was potent
enough to secure bis election we know not
but II. as wss claimed by the .Sm, his vote
was the means OF securing the loca iion Of the
county seat here. he shoud not have been for.
gotten-neither then nor now
In those times John Ovens was selling
prime n . sugar IL pounds for one dollar
and coffee pounds for he came money
Our old friend II. NJ r,op, was then engaged
in painting houses and siens, as at this day
The people were getting married. trading. 20
ing to law. and being sooiable generally, prst.
~ much as Is the case at the present day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

ELEGANT styles OF spring bats jusr
opening st Farrands Drop in aud make your
selections.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
J. MORGAN. Esq Davenport. Iowa.

PERsoSAL.-Geo. Francis Train, Esq.
vas in town yss'srdsy, aud will leave Tor
Galesbus & this morning, speaking iD that city
this ever ing. He will address the people OF
Burlington tomorrow night The Missouri
Democrat is down on Mr.. Train-cslls lin
hard names. and in fact strongly intilnstes
& at their opinion Of the gentleman 10 not near
go favorable ss it might be. which circum-
stance Will no doubt render Mr. Train exceed.
ingly miserable. 10 order to pseify the Dem
oerat, Mr.. Train has addressed the editor the
following note. which will undoubtedly be
highly satisfactory, and cause . great rsyolu-
zion In tho editors sentiment regarding the
talented lecturer:
DAVENPORT Feb. 81. 1863.
10 the Editor Missouri Democrat, 81. Lou;.:
Don't call me names. paid all nv bills I'm.
ours. Ask the Republican AK The r,.jon
Ask the Plinter's. Did Won not rsceivs nv
order for your sccouut on Msior General Cur.
'isf | was arrested At your suppsstion. Did
| not see you ciossted vith Provost Marshal
Di.,x and the Cotton General. lust after psvs
YOU my printing? II Curtis hssitstss abou.
"a, ing the draft. write me.
The MISSOURI DKxocR IT
10 account with Gro. F. TRAIN,
70 that Saturday night audience money
reIunueo. ....... ................. $500 0
By bill Of advertising. ng................. 10 0V
E.&OE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

WIsTER goods very, very cheap at
WLislsrs. stock must be closed out nj ooca
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

LATEST NEws.-Daily Chicago Times
aud Tribune, New York Herotd. Times. and
Tribune FOR sale and subscr ipiions received nj
Stare, Second street. and at tho Post Oiiic.
News Depot,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

To LoAN. a few thousand dollars on
good improved f'rming lanis. Eqqaire Of l..
A. McNair, Oto Kiug or Hon. James GRAFT
ibl2-2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

Tn OR NEAR DAVENPORT, A COMTCRr-
/ able FAIRLY Residence. With sssblisg and ese
buildings. Lssvs particulars With
~ CHAkLES PLUNMg4
e Z 81 Dsek s>eeS UQdy eaosete
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

PERsoEAL.-Lieut. Col. O'Brian, OF
the 7th Cavalry, arrived at the Bur,is House
yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
THE CIT Y.

OWING to the rain, we are without our
night dispatches. Our entire telegraph report
will be found on orr first page.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26
New AOrk Market

New AOrk Market.
new YoKE, Fob. %.
F'ouR--Market less sctive ani uncb angei. -
- .l3G77o ezra state; $o.00,Gs 25 X. II ..
WHEAT - Market less active 81 4Gull "a
spring 81 -65a y Nil club 81 74Ml.79 win
ter red.
WHISKY = Dull and dropping. SIC.
New York stock Market.
NEw YORK, Feb. %.
Gold, ut Board, 72H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-26

der that gold Ia s,art!eA-no wonder iha
people are sacrificing TIN es our,hs OF their gu,
rency funds to get hold of something tha
never chsns es In value
DRLicAciRs ron Posr McCLELLAr
HosrlrAL-A few days sinea. Mr.. II 5 Dodd
i Hospital steward. Poet Mcclellan, raceiy ed
two toxes OF hospital supplies and delicecies
snch as butter. eggs. oni ns. elles preserves
riee, cakes, etc, nicely put up ane in good or
der. The boxes we're from the ladies Of Wes
Liberty. and the donors names are as 10 ows
Alfred aud Roena Scott. Mrs Jenkings, MIR.
Shell Mrs. Brown, Mfs Wm. Cbilds. Mrs III
lott. Mrs. John EyAns, Mrs Wm Evans, NJ.
John Webb, Mira. Patterson. Mrs Il Miller
o,hers MIR. Doid, on the part OF the hospital
patients, returns sincere thanks for this gene
rous and appropriate donation. 1t 10 not the
hrst he Lac received from W.st Liberty Why
40 not the eitizens OF Wilton. low. City. ws,h'
ington. and Columbus City follow tho worthy
example OF our West Liberty friends? Nest
OF the patients in the hospital are from tho.e
places. and their iriends should certainly tax :
q lively interest In thsir welfare, aad see that
they are literally furnished with these it'll.
dslicaeies, SO essential To tho couvalescen,.
A SENSATION lrlM. The gazette.
q asfar riay uti ~ 4 l,,.,
| em Regarding a fancied insult TO the Amsri
can flag by a lady OF Mnsea,ne The article
done the lady gross injustice, and We there.
fore publish the facts iust a. they really are
Tho Coattr ssys:
MIR Compton was on the side wax carry
ing the ilig ard as hn passed Mrs J II
Wsllsee. the flag was thrown either ty Mr.
Compton or the wind, over the head Of Mia
Wallace. when the lady threw IL from her and
attempted to spit IN the face OF Compton Tor.
as che thought is insult. Mrs Wallace bad
10 broomstick hand, with which to pun,sl.
Mr. Compton. and she did the next best thing
and showed her contempt Of the insut.r b,
trying 10 snit In his face Mrs Wallace ,e
rpects the flag She neser insultsd it. ana
she never will She leaves all each low ilune
sllisiny to the New York 2rtbanc, which thnr
speaks OF the stars aud stripes -
All hail the Hunting lie!
The etas look pale and din.
The stripe are bloody ecnIs-
lio the raunting hymn.
Tear down the II tanting lie
Half mast the starry flag
Insult no sunny sky
With hates polluted rag
COUNTRY dealers should not fail to
call ou Wadsworth and look through his large
stock before they make their purcbases or 90
further east lie will uGer them very supe.
rior Inducements
LATEST NEws.-Daily Chicago Times
aud Tribune New York HeroM. Times. and
1r,ba'e ior sale, and subscri ipiions received nj
STARE, Second street. and at tho Post Odic.
News Depot.
To LoAN.-A few thousand dollars on
good improved frming lanis Enquire Of L. (
McNair, o,o Kiug or Hon. James GRAFT
ibl2-2w
ELEGANT styles OF spring hats jusr
opening st Farrsnds Drop in aud make your
eiections.
Pb~nix Insurance Company Of lIalt.
ord J assets. lst May. 1862 t527 POO 81 ha-
'iiities. sZl 800. IIrSRy Il IioppmAN, Agt.
MiLIrAR' MEs, A1TeN1IoN.-If you
''h fora Uniform and full equipme IL, call
N +. I. Erskine, Nckole Block.