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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

ENrGRaNts FROM lHeLANo.-- The
news brought by the last European
steamer confirms the statement that
there are not EN- grant chips enough to
bring the hundreds ever WHO ale waiting
to come to this country. II is said thai.
The boarding houses in Liverpool re full
Of people waiting for passage 10 the
i uited States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

MALE CIrzGNs Sps 10 LEAVE THE
SCJii. An ord hss been issue iron
The i, b,l War Department pr"hlb sing
the dep,itur Il any male ci,ze" from
'hc Iooi.d,racy dining the pendiog wsr,
M e,s he shal tir,, fl { III the department.
4 &C, tiff Mt f.om The pioper mi!it~.y all
thori,ics that he is unfit fyr military
S5Iyirc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

Mr. GgotGE 4 BRurN, OrgAnist Of st Jsmes Epis-
csrai Chursh, chicago, III rays:
They tar eurpass all orhef instruments If the
hind III have come uader my observation for
fulness. richness and brillisncy Of tone, and
pronptness and dslicacgo Of actiod.
.fRSO .Wel0lsCOnS
IN every variety, with prices "a. ging from SlS to
t2s5. Every one is
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
and examine our instruments whether they wish
In INV oP MT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

krxBUtY, NAss
To ALA to instrument which te,r tho name .;
h I. II = Salt, would De- useless hey ave
siop. rnc the & al fer ears and when we cay
that they al sayai, feet upon the reputation If
eo,:on men, wc Aw-fd n'gn praise. In quality
Of tore End & i.h. they justly claial The iest
RAJ X snd, having 80 much Ut sta e, thor name
90 American Organs may be considered good
endorsement OF aty. Respectfully,
PRIF !. u A HCHH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

GENTLEMEN - Having exsmiEed the American
organs Inapnfac;uyed y Nessrs u III w
Sml,h, cheeriuliy certify to their superiority
in uyer desirable qvaii,y OF the instrument
Their voiciug is oil The most approved order ion-
DOR. the tones ,lesr and ieli bic, enabling be
ps'to DeI to execute rapid passages WITH ease and
accuracy. bAEER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
x...n sD4H " Smith. III Wash. st, o.'on.

From Gan born, Tsseher sf Music and Pres;-
dcnt Of Handsl Sesissy in Dast.Aontb Colieg
DAxrnorrH COLLIDE
GESrr HxES Tho American 0rssn purchased
Of you, Tn oueh very pleasing IN tone from the
fret, has become moro snd more . faverite 10.
s,rament With my mus,cal aequaipssnces as well
a. wmh uysef. The sAssOf ~, aCiion and the
~, idty with whicblisbt HssaO esn be executed
urea it sur trs. d NE, while for sac or soleI
.rnony ITS fitness is uuqrestione1. take great
plcasur n adding my .sssimoAy 20 iss real worth.
Very truly yourss 7 AASAsBSnH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
. O TT = u M r II Z O III
CAN a. CURE

The advertiser, Physician # thirty years ex-
perieDce, in the ire stnent Of LING diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &c, but now retired firm the
practice, isiesirou. OF importing his experience
by dir a. rg Information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do Tor all. He will
send Prescription. with full directions for usa,
adapted to sacn particular case and will surely es-
feet q cure. TRY fit will cost you pothinX-a
STAN required for postage. Address.
h. Low b. n. -. BOZ 5e79. New York City.
IL WEI Ia, Agent. - venptr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
HOUSE FOX RENT.

In Merwia's Block, Perry street,
item OF Twelve rooms
Also. q very eligible eli with an e-room, near
cor.er of brady aud East second ots
Also. East Bssen snt in Metropolitan block.
Also. furnished suites tfrooms
Tor sing gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

vuyHE uNpsxslGNED RESpLCTFULLa IN.
PORN. the citssus OF Sea-. and adj .inihg
couuties, hat he w,il constantly Keep in his Nsw
Store corn s o. Secon and scott streets. good
assortmeut OF Gro cries. Fieur ard Feed, " ~
he w,il ai~.vs sell at the lowest n ,fket prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
deivs.es FIRE Of charge in city limits.
c.tv.aawSvi a ~ q. vnUEG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
The Florida

III. capture Of tie Florida 10 neutral PoEt By II
UsShuss is Sc act Of zach bad faith aud brsYsiO to
ssFds BrEi, ~ II aot promptly snd fully ssOned for,
% juitily II immediate declaration Of var By that
cover Tue right Of asJumia Tseogn1 and cherish,
BY al ovEsd GoTSFtmeHts, snd tie honor OF the Tt
IA Is involved In having it maintained snd respected
So universally this principle esteemed that tbs qsas-
don may vel arise whether. Is ia the pressnt cas-,
sbsn weak power ike Bf51l i5cutIsgsi By strong
ons the leading POEsFs Of the World should not unite
IN demand that the wrong shsll be rsdrssssd: Ba'
tbtFS no ohiTaliy OF nations. and We may expect
thsE to look with EdnTenes Oh this bst-hs 7dsd set
BiSEi, toe. sOHscous si tss Inability 10 enforce Ts-
dress viii submit u thu humiliation, aud Collins, though
ste fat vas az ssEzFjiy - L ss5 IL Elsls ill take lie
Pls0S hsnesfoEEsTi susrg Yankee hsI0ss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
GEORGIA POLITICS. d.
GOV. BROWNS MESSAGE ON OoNEEDERATE RE.
LATIoNs-TBE PROPOSED CONVENTION OF
STATEl

GOV. BROWNS MESSAGE ON CONFEDERATE RE-
LATIoNs-TBE PROPOSED CONVENTION OF
STATED
The sing summary Of the message Of Governor
Brown OF Ca 60 fer as it relates to Confederate and
Yaey Of the 5;h instant;
AfsI welcoming the 'sislstuTe to the capital, and
promising cordial 90 operation in all practical
which may promote the general welfare, Gov Blown
bril- A states the causes and Necessity o. continued
struggle for freedom
The campaign In Georgia is bIiC d. re we'd, aud the
opinion set forth that If part of the troops operating
in the Valley OF Virginia and f,Om tie Tnns-MIsss-
spp hsi been sent to reinforce ths army of Tennessee
the loss Of vital point Atlanta might not have
occurred and Ia this way aSsrted the effect Of EIry's
campaign in Maryland, In unit ng and harmon z.ng the
North at q critical jGnotuFS
Still tho misfortune following the misguided Iudg-
msnt CT rulers mus 10! lave the fl c Of relaxing
OuT zeal or chilling loVs for the capss. We may
a. We have right ~ DO, fsr among ourselves 81 TO
the wisdom OF csFssin line OF policy and of acts OF
the Confederate AdmibistraOB; ard sIms of rs may
tspOss lie errors sni Encouragement, While otteTs
nav attempt 10 justly all ia errors snd In advance TO
ppTo7s everything Ii may d. aud still re may all, ss
cue man. Tesn true 70 cur sscrei cause, sad 30 pre-
po-ea # necessary to pend last dollar aud shed
tue is, dFtp Of cur blood 10 la defence"
Wife ina G, Ts-rts "a iasiifed altTso 1s;tT.J Of
the P epic Of the &c ds,pprcve many Of the Of
tue Administration, isw thought DC 6i5oyal CT
you'd eonsent to clio h1 var Wiiktu the acccr ish.
ea; o. the great &c dsior vi CD We took I'D arus-the
Dependence Of the Oenederaec SAFES and thu vindi-
catOn eni at OF the sovereignty OF the eev
cal Sates, Confederate Independence with courali
zsi ecTr without Safe sovereignty and constiu ionai
nd religion, liberty, Woali be very lit le better than
sahjsgs.ion, !, matters no; VITO our maser h. II we
ere TO have ore We h5uli, therefore, keep constant
ly 10 view tho principles upon which enered this
ureq1a co tss' snd should rtbuke ev ~ Ell ciolch-
menI mads upon ,hsn by our Government, While NC
resit with srs in our hands, lfe assaults made by
cur fees"
Our troops IN tte fell ebould have the tia b con-
l5 ia view sSd never lag do<n their arms uatI Tt.
e9g53i by the Zoe aud ssFTed Gus By w GoVTIr.
ment IA other words. they sbonld new be cement
I'll have established upon firm bss.s the good old
republican Institutions Of our fathers In eli their purity
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
THE NEWS

oEF7oIAI CONFIRMATION OF TosSEsTs GREAT ACHIEVE.
MINI AT JOESsONTILIE.
EssorJ Is 70. without Ii stances Of gTCst soldiers
Igidsniy becoming great naval ccnus7dr75- For l.
stance, Prince Rupert, 7hc hsd 70 superior il bis d.
"a cavalry eGeoT-o-cn otter King CHARLES as pr
sO1,F upol tie Iile If Wight rode "shs Cssnao' &c
Admiral 81 the r 5al Navy. il oPen fsneo Of tto
TSEOlu1oni,t' Add his SUCCESSOR, ADMIRAL Bike, vto
az any had no7cF yet Commanded cvel 6,bing smack
Is sil Be remembered, Va, placed By Cfcnsei IN COR
zand Of tquidroa Of the Ero. with the roas cf
General Of tbs sssp." TIE wisdom Of 'ths Pro-
sectors" ehoics Vas thoroughly m,ds .ni!est b. his
Esbss e1,ns brilast vie,or;so ever Van from. d,
Rgyter and De Wts.
Nov eur Fc-rest. VIC Is { born so,jier, s,era rst
content to rest his isme rPoo his sPeI did
- cavalry lsadsr, sRd h0Ssh unable to y his hand
upon The bread SKA, has mere than once skoEn the
YANKEES that hs b mere than match for the educated
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LINCOLN RE-
ELEOIED-THE CAPTURE OF THE FLORIDA
ADVANCE IN GOLD, ETC.

We r,o9iTed Sa urdsy afternoon the New York Her
aid Of the b instant, and Baltimore Apasr;ean-sven
iug edition the same date. Both Of these papers
give Incomplete re u'ns of the Presidential eIecoa in
tee Ull.ed States, but confidently announce the
ELEciIoS IINooLK.
The Rs,GE fsJs that the re election Ct LIcoln vas
so generally anticipated that it will create very little
Surprise Ia its general remarks pefCipg the returns
II ssys:
Toe result in the metropolis Is largely in favor Ct
Can MOO elan. OF the enormous vote of hundred
and ten thoussnd poltd Mcclellan has MI jority of
oves thirty sevsn thu and. The election was one Of
the ouetest and remarkable held In this ohy
Thsre was comparatively noise, confusion. 0Gly
In one ward was there any violence The vote vas
very heavy ono; yet tho whole vote OF tho metropolis
vas NOT poed. TdeTe were not districts enough nor
time enough TO get in all the ballots that were q red
The press agents Chicago report that ID wires in
Illiuois Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota woriirg
so bliy lsst light that there are but fen i any retu ns
from those States and We shsl mol receive any till the
weather improves,
We condenss the following rssults in the several
States from the returns published In the pspsEs ~.
csiFsd:
MInE.-FSsnty eight towns give Lincoln majority
of 700. UOion gain $50.
NHW HLNPsBTRE.-la lilo towns Lncoll'5 msjoriy
lO4 Democratic gain $50
VENOM Fifty toEns give Lincoln ! / 500 msOrity,
Uoion gain over September 700.
MLseLoaUsETfs,-Ig l76 towns Inc lln1 nsj 90 OO0
The Republicans have elected every menbsr OF Con.
gress tie entire ate ticket and nj arly sssry member
Of the l. gisisture.
RHODE IstLsD.-Li1Gola's msjoriiJ Ia this sste is
sbeu; eco HIS osioriiy in PfsTi isuce ia 2 200
CONNECTICUT - III ,0l,il,n ntj my In Hartford Ss1;
10 Now Haven $50 Toe resals vii be Close Il the Sat
v.ih the cAGIcs cPpafertv H. favor of Eacoln.
NEW ToIK The Ee'SdS summing D of returns
show ,mocrs &c mti1rity, as far Ss heard from Of
rs I76 gain Of IL sos a. corp r d w.h 1850 Ne
Oleilan'J ms jorisy 10 the a 81 07S
Returns from 95 towns and TWO c7uatias eivo ST.
U4ioa joriiy. This Is ou;sdo OF New York CT, and
B.ceklyr.
Tel World claims tho ate BIZ ten thousand to t=cn.
tT ii sd mi 'rity. tn" Tines on the other hand,
claims 1t By ten th' rand Ulcn mrjor J.
NV YORK. NV. 9-Noon Tho 7ri5wse PMS on ia
bull tin bolrd hd hss rk has gone Tor Liocolo hy
no lees than 900 m jriy.
Tho maj arty for Books for Congress. Eighth Dir
trics, is repor:ed ct l25.
NEW JERsET.-Tnis ale srp sss TO have b:sn car
riei By the Democrats. Tee Heraldsls.
/ tie h and 6 wards of Jersey olty the D mo
crae had 'ters pretty nreh their own way and It s
alleged that several hundred illegal votes were depost
Cd in the ballot boxes In those two wards,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

tsots hs enemy on our territory aud % th6 sfa4 vss
eel which attempts TO call before the time defined afsr
the sailing Of vessel belonging 70 the other
And lnssmuoh az the steamer Ahbama, Of the Con
fdeIais Safes, has openly violated the neutrality of
our empire, infringing the DISPOSITIONS OF our circular
of tic isi Of August 1851 making the Island OF Rts
the base cf her operations for the purpose of carrying
prizes there and sailing hsnos to make Others which
she has caused to be burned after keeping them some
day. In the anchorage of the said isand bis Majesty
the nperor has ordained that the said steamer shall
never again be received ato any port Of the empire.
.sa- TEE PRios or GOLD. 1883
Gold has again jumped up. the price ct the First
Board, New York, On Wednesday, Oh lastsnt being
ASIA In Baltimore IL was qaotsd 1t a6l 10 252 vk-
gina sixss In New York on Oh 81; North Csrclna
sixes 90.
nILoELLAHsoUs.
The Hralds special with 6hsridans army, under date
of the "a stasss that Sheridan has received ibiorma
zion that the rebels intend Immediately 70 resume the
tfsnsive. Essll has superseded Early.
An Eaglsh tjset prefers serious complaint against
the Ualsd Sates 6oyernmsnt account OF treatment
received hands Of la tcias ct the moment OF
his Punishment HON Tennessee and tubseq leLtiy.
Accounts from Bermuda to the son uit. state that
the lever abatng, and that the blockads runner
Virginia had arrived there from Wilmington N. O. ane
The Oity OF Petersburg Of Wilmington.
despatch from Toronto Osnsds says that treasors.
BILE plots of the teLan brotherhood have been dseov-
ered IN that city. Arms have been teiEsd aud alleged
leaders arrested, ard great excitement exists.
The America" ssys that the Maryland Brigade In the
Army OF me PJlorasc cast Ice vote amoss uDaninous,
Tor Lincoln. Tne majority was between 100 AM
200
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
FROM PATERsBURG.
MYSTERIOUS CONDUCT OF YANKEE OPFICIILs,
AGALLANf FEAT OF CONFEDRRAfEslO Ura.

Prrrpspuka Nav IA = an n,,.. LA. At H.
Toe epsm,,. DioIs,s ~. - ~. e NO A..H'
pspers. Ttey ssid the p.Dar. e ,hs no., ..,,..ss
from them By sfssrs sfsei ds,ri.u.on Toe, ,hor.h,
/. . strauss proceeding bu. could M, -; o..
,oau.e Tia I,,e.t d.,es bsrs smb,.o. ~.
rb,.s of H.mpton,. 40, ma o.n,u-.t ,.
tsss tvo or thre, nIeht. spos mar J,n.. b., -
,-l.,. .-...x.h... A.. -
ss,sd.
l,ro,,n nx.p,,cg1
PsrEnsuro Nov. 10 n.-Tne Ne, Yo,k Herald -
tie 10th, has Just On rss siyed b. re-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
RUNAwAAs IN JAIL.

II L'NtFVOS law USOL
u 70 the City jail, a. -swys, VIC:
Asos cornmisd May "a, 1885, a, the property Of FRANK
Ward Of Baltimore, hal % brcsn parts and Cry cke
Re AMI from Pser,hug, and caIs himself Ace
Roorson.
ciTHlnxs snail girl, committed sep. &c, 1864 h,d On
CHECKED ct:on arsss about 20 years OIL Cd h,ch
and blsckssys she belongs % kavn ershs CT cherea ID
county
IiEs committed Get 1874 aI,hs peP:rs fine viiov
John Wis o! Oh aries Citg couRtyb.d kfcks ecttcL
aresb ~ IS yearx .s- basg, ana alsu eiestfish
IIzA c2znsd Oct "a lssi as bel nsrgto Vim Tempe, OF
Richmoad she beings Mr. Wade on coti,a
dfes5 shoat 10 oid-blsck, sDd shou gh
Ths Of The above slaves crwsrd
ovnefhp ana pay charges they viii b. sold according
10 su. TH0E o. DUDLEY,
eesp-esv esrgt oty Rieknoad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIGAfs.
RICHMOND WING.
uoNDAI MORNING, NOV, IL, lss4.
EVRNINa WING.

We shall publish, to-day, At o'clock ?. NJ and
rvurJ Eacoosdi1g day (sandsys eICSPtSa 81 the same
pOur. an evening edition OF the Wing. The ETSnins
WIKI VIII contain the latest By nail and telegraph,
An 70 thshcsr Of going 70 Prs, editorials, local Intel
Iizslos, &c. US
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

RUSEus IHs BLocK.Ds.-ol Saturday, J. Phillip,
/, an Pc son and rrs Long, operatives at the Ire
dsgsr iron WSris. we're committed to Oss.s T.uade'
having been captured while sitsu ptng TO make th,,
way into the Yankee Inca.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

SHoorIxs AIrAIsl-ADout eight o'sos- Fdasy night
Harry Krebbs, Of Baltimore, Was sho. By man nance
JJhn W. Gof. on franklin street, JOSS bsloW the B.L
.ard house. The bullet entered 'sbbs abdomen, il
aioting dangerous II Tot mortal votnd. GCh, VIC
va: arrested aud brought before the Mayer Saturda,
morning. alleges that the shooting vss accidental =
Owing 10 the absence Of the wounded naa the sate
wss postponed Gil "Wednesday, and Gta admitted &c
b,il Tor his appearance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

Orr OoUEoIL This body hold their mjn!hly meet
ing his evening The soa of feel for the city poo
Demands and Ii ia to be hoped viii meet their esrnss
attention. The chops are charging the p0Os Wanei
100 d,Ea-s a stitk !os pine wood.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

BUisLlsr.-Bstwssn Z and s'si.s. 5fday u'sht
he dwelling house Of Jas. Nsston,' free negro, Oh
0atharlos street, n the northwestern outskirts OF Il {
city, was broksn into and robbed OF vsluabls goS
9alch and $4,000 In Confederate money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
HK CITY.

oOLLloEIoz Tos fHs Poos-osileoti0us will b made
N all The churches on Wednesday for the pu p'ss Of
purchasing fus for the poor. There 10 10 dGuDt tina,
sbs Contributions will be hbsis ard sufsisas 10 sup
the present needs Of the ndgsLt bat hat an ado
qaass quantity Of tue! for the poor during the coming
winter may be procured some immediate action Of Oh.
Oiy CouLSil 10 necessary. Every one possessing pre-
psrty d willing ooaribu something towards this
object and there no way In which the bur.
den bs MADE TO fs 30 ca islly upou al q By aP
propriadons made by the Council 70 be mes BY taIss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
DIED.,

DIED,
On sunday nOrnius 18th ns, Mr. KLIsHA WILLIAMS, age
81 yGas.
H funeral viii tsks place Tussdsy a. IL O'clock At u,
redsncs Of his father Jess Wan corner Of harshA sne
Adams streets.
The family invited attend without far,te
notice. nolS 2;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
INSPECTION MOTTO


A IL PERSONS IN FOURTH CONGRESS
N SIGNAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, "hol Ing esiacsts
permanent disability snd" all these sgsei to light duiy,
vii re2oTt as follows:
Pe,ssburg at my Bank street. November l4h
18th.
Piace George county at NJ once B,nk street, Petersburg,
NoveG Der 18th.
Chesterfield county, at Chesterfield tOut Hors, Nvsmbr
18th and 18th
Diaziddis county Dnv Idle Court House. November 2s
Noovay niy, at otto oour House November ESD
Amelia county, Of Amelia court House, November 2tih.
cunheland county ct Cumberland COURT Hous, November
26th.
PSxhata1 county, 81 PJvhatsn House. EoTsmbsr
ohand county Gooehlsnd Court Houie November 50
1904 Inspection IL Of Par Gen. Orders No. 81.
Adjf and pr Genls once current series
Prompt couparce Th this notice expected and
fsu to DO except from sickness
unavoidable esa,es M In each BY
the ipt gra sni iesIaninaon b. edcsl EIsn
Board
Psrsons preye from reporting above ordered By
Of Sickness will ard 10 the Enrolling 0cer Of their
tive counties the eerncis Of their attending physician, cs
Ing their disability s ext,nt, k to be tsnted to this o.
ice.
Tbs attention Of Enrolling onesrs called TO this eTds sni
their active Co operation requested. J. l. HEATH,
Lieut. and Inspr oonicript!on tth Gong Dist
no 14-dt29;h
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
ANIMAL nIEETlNG,

ANNUAL MEETINC.
THE next annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Rchm, y, ITedeetiburg and Potomac Rairced
oompssy will he hsld At the Office OF the o.mpsny 10
Ri hnond, ct 10 O'Clock NJ WHDnEsDAY the le Eoyesb
1864. wINS10H,
oci7-2avtd Secretary senRses uTeT.
10 consequence the PROCLAMATION OF The Pdeat Of The
oonsde Slater porps the day .bsye named for pIsyse
and pub 10 worship annual esins mia COGpsGy viii b
sSj urntd 10 and held TIE hsItdsy Tu5ay II ofts
month. ne4-2aEti
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14

WANTEir-~A Genileman or Lady 10 teach
w two small children boy and girl; Lad, hat
board md $50 desired ould t,ke four boys or sr Is
oosrdsr ana i've tuition Everything
nished teschss and pupils except l{hs ADDRESS
In. B. J. u. HATCHITT,
rol--t5ts Lunenburg O. h.,vs-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-14
CONFEDERATE BONDS STOLEN OR DE
sTROYRD.

WAS committed to Henrico. county Jail,
w July the 9Th, 1854, s named RADHTL ,hs Do
e,;y the heirs Albert Boses Of Hanover The negro
spou 70 81 Of feet or inches high,
bul and dark couplaxicn Hkd when nmited
vireiris cloth frock-
er 10 forward prove property Day
charges take her sas VII With according
70 GEO. D. PLEAEAST6,
b-wt~ shsstG ~ H-~y,ra ~ouutv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-22
THE FIREMEN.

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE OF
the Metropolitan Fair Aid Of the United states Sani
tary Commission onlce 74f Broadway.
Tho above Committee take this method OF calling tne a
tenon Of the Fire Department generally she necessity -
immediate action their part in order TO snecessiuiy
accomplish share OF this praiseworthy OBJECT
Fire Companies that have already made the necessary
arrangements earnestly requested to call special meet
ings and appoint from their active and honorary
members 70 taxa the matter 10 charge.
To the Exempt Fremen, who have particular company
associations and 70 the public generally the comIase
earney appeal for contributions either Of money or arn
cles OF value
Fire departments in adjoining cities and throughout
the State requested to Join with the New YORK FIRE
Department in aiding In this laudable undertaking .
prominent position in the Fair been allotted 20 the
Fire Department aud will be under the especial charge OF
she Committee
Contributions be sent To the rooms 7+4 Broadway
where they will be received and acknowledged.
The Executive Committee will be daily atten enhance At
the receiving depot and win furnish any Information de-
sired Firenen and the public invited TO call
WM Fl. WICkHAM, Chairman General Committee.
LAWRENCE TAYLOR Secretary,
A. J. DELAT0UR Treasurer
ExEcuTlvE COMMITTEE
Hon. c. Godfrey Gnnther CHIEF Engineer John Decker
John Garcia John Plat.
SylvanusJ. Macy. Robert Mc(iuinpess
Aonzo Slote
- J. L. Miller Chairman,
W. NJ RASpRLL, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-22
Rsss of New York, February a. lseA.


seAmshfp Virginia tBr) Grace. Liverpool, FEB Ana
Qaeenstovh ath. with mdse and so passengers 70 u
Mans Gnon Had heavy head winds during most OF
Steamship Louisa Moore ~ transport Winters New.
sssa 10 Y 2nartermasier ~, porrs.. Mon
os VIA Boston to Quartermaser Has mad very severe
ship Thornton, wela Liverpool, Dec 80 with mdse AND
III passepgers to Williams A Guon -Four d'aths haa
very aaes Jan II. lat 40 ION ~ 10 errhe Sm
khe rope spi opms saysai and main spencer ana
sh'rrd which quarter boat 70 pieces
me shna-hsd been adr days made Fire Island X
- i7th. No date Egan Thompson, seaman iehir INC
BARK Columbus 1Brem), Gsrdes Bremen. ~ days with
mdse ana % passengers 10 Garrrs h@ysr pns odsn
schr Oldenhure 18th inst gu miles OF N"ntucS
Ct Shoals saw me San9ess Lsn.,a elaen Msan,a u
day sugar 10 Ward Co Had heavy weather on
Brig La Cayenne fBr, Donery Aux Caves Jan ST. with
coffee Wilson Cammsnn. Had lish, winds most OF
ion , yasnes or Srs sss s sp sa S
lNh TX IL from boat Jas Fnnek No ~ since then had
Br,s i, OeSt tsrj Gis Cay IT, II days. with salt
TINES Smith.
Ton Ss to master. Has been days Of Cape Henopen
wns heavy NV WEATHER.
schr King. Ciendennin Calais
schr Elliott Newcomp, Provincetown
schr Joseph Reel, Ricn, Provincetown.
schr Bon, Kane, Proyincetown.
scir Chase W Sun, Bos on.
sssr do key Ke, sos,Sn for Philadelphia
eehr Life Boat Reed. Newburyport,
Sch s MaTb.eh aS Craig. Asrelehead -
schr Hera d knight, Nswpor, for Baltimore.
Head DAYS. to Us Quarternsster
Steamer re!can. Baker Providence
BELOW.
British ship Queen, Maekay. Liverpool Dec H. TO Williams
Also = Russian frigate from Havana.
Wine at sunset Sc.