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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

"THE difference between . fool and .
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves of. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The soisc require no argument to prove that
= few thousand dollars left to helpless
family will save them from vice and misery.
The ,o;ae know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but = support to q
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and examine . subject
that interests the human family in the high.
est degree, At the Office Of
WV. ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No. 3, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner Of Brady and Sd streets.
Oct. 1O-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

$4,000 or 0sxsRAL MEaCaANDisn, consisting
II Drv Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hats and
Dana. Boots and Shoes, for sale or exchange for
.eal property, This stock was selected in De-
,ember last al low prices from Jc6bers, and 10
,fFcred for sale on account OF the failing health
81 its owner, 1t can be bought 1t great tar-
oiA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

SfovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
end Challenge Cooking Stoves is st Geo. W.
Smiley's, 2d It. between Main and Harrison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

TEE PnoD1GAL RCrunNHD.-Professo Bab-
bitt, Of the Buglk, who ran of on the uncon.
ditional peace humbug, and raised the name
Of Senator Wall, Of New Jersey, who has
been stumping for Mcclellan since his nom-
ination, u his candidate for the Presidency,
has hauled down the name Of that disttn-
guished individual, and raised that of Geo.
B. Mcclellan. We congratulate brother
Babbitt on his returning good sense. After
wandering from his fathers house and feed
ing with the swine. he returns penitent,
with his faith renewed. Il maynot b con-
yenient to kill the fatted calf, but brother
Babbitt will be received in I'll kindness and
treated as any ordinary prodical returning
under similar circumstances.
The lesson iaculcated by this brief ab.
sence will probably do the wayward brothts :
much good. At least We hope so.-L)es
AOsnes St0tesnsan.
Returned at halfpast the eleventh hour
returned after the heat and labor Of the
day is nearly ovcr-returned after the bat
tie has been fought from the
work Of poisoning the minds Of his readers
against our standard-bearsr- returned after
giving valuable aid and comfort to the enemy
returned after the time has past when hia
influence can be Of value, and the work Of
his hands efIicacious in putting the enemy
to ront. May this repentance barren ol
good results though II be, for the present
have the merit Of permanancy, and the pen.
itent remember that the mountain does mol
journey to the mouse. as-f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

house-work. Apply At the Office of Dssi-
son 4 True, Metropolitan block. -
Oc29-1w ABNBB DAWSON.
WHrfE's DANCING ACADEMY, corner Of ID
and Brady streets. Class always open for
beginners. Class for ladies, masters and
misses every Saturday at 3 P. n. Gents
class the same evening at halfpas seven. -
Spectators viii not be admitted except By
special invitation. now dim.
| MAx1m.--A ep6d, sctive intslligenG ~
10 = ecagyss sbout tl1ig ullss, and unks
hiSsss:lf -: lasss.1y :. sssssl. 4. 49,; 9
L - guunnns, ~ sslSlssisa - =
M 1iI v + p = 11lA lln1&
= gSIzz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

Oh CoLoSY.-The attetion Of the travel
ing community is directed to the advertise
mcnt Of Old Colony Route between Bcs-
ton and New York. It is the most desirable
medium Of conveyance between the two
cities-not only in a point Of comfort and
safety, but much the cheapest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

Go TO rnE BEsr.-Go to Bsyant& 1 Strst-
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get .
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph operator.--
For circulars address enclosing stamps)
Bryant 4 Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

Tue Money order system has gone into
operation 1t the Davenport Post Oflce.-
Money can now be sent by Orders through
all the money order Post Offices in the Un-
ion except st. Joseph, and Jefferson City,
in sums not exceeding $50 at the rate Of
one mill per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

Ar nls OLD TRiCKs.-Fasrand b 1t his old
tricks sgain-selling the most elegant furs
for ladies and gents 1t . Surprisingly low
figure. Go and see tho styles and learn the
prices. A large lot of hats and caps just
opened-yery stylish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-03

JACOB WASHBURN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-24
EoRD'S NEW THE EaTER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA A,

EORD'S NEW TkEaTER.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Ay
1MhEEsI SUCCESS
LESTER wALLAOB's GREAT PLAY OF
RUsEEALE
On, THE RIFLE BALL.
Received last night with the greatest enth usiaem
by brilliant and crowded audience. It will be
THIS EVENING,
Produced with new and elegant Scenery, Costumes,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and powerful cast of characters. EN- racing the
Nh. AND MRS CHAs. N. WALoor. JR.
Mis- ALICE GRAY,
rAyoR1rxs hD uS THi THn COMPANY.
En. Eliot .,sS 95sy; MsI Mr Gsss Gsss &ssot. Y
:s' ssIi ssi .ss Alef a'ss
Mr. B Phillips
Other characters BY the entire com pany.
GRAND OPERA MKT WEEK. IEoLUpINa
PRICES or ADMISSION,
Dress Circle and Pagquette.>.---.-.6 20 cents
Orebestrs and Balcony Chairs. rs cents
e css.er Balcony Chair: :. ..' cents
To Eide q Q lerfes.-.- -. rs cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TkEATER,
PennitscaHia Avenue, near Willards Hotss.
Also Of the Now chestnut 81. Thsatsr. Phiia.
THIS Wednesday EVENING, Feb. a,
Last night of the immensely successful drama, In
which ths eminent TRACED ian,
NIB. xDwIN BOOTH,
Nv ho m nov In the onc week OF one OF the most
brilliant engageme nts ever played in this
thester J ss succeeded In eclipsing
neafiy all Of his previously
maiterly efforts.
TIE evenings performance will commence With
Vietor hu go,s Great Drams in three aots Of
NUY B l. AS,
Ery Bias. Valet to Don Palustio Mr.. Edw. Booth
Don s&lGFtio, Dissraced Minister Of Spain,
Mr. O. Barron
TO morrow evening Mr. Booth will appear in his
grest character OF
Il y 8
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Press and EsraDet Circle, 30 cents; Orchestra
Chairs, 76 cents; Family Circle. Is cents.
seats .ecure6 during the day without extra
Doc rs open at O'Clock. Commence at 8.
fsats may be secured during the day between the
hours Of 10 and and5.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
@ @ s sss ~

eEEH ~fSEt-Yz4EE
On ard after Wednesday January 2lth 1864, sily
trains will Re run hetwaeu Washington and New
gork. and Washington and the W. st as follows.
SOR NEW YORK and B0STOEs
Leave Washington at and II As A. NJ. and
and 7.S0 P. M, except Sunday. On Sunday. At 80
P III. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington al 5.2,, and lo;45 A. NJ.
On SUNDAY. at A. NJ. and and SO 2. NJ. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at 6 81 and A. NJ. and 80
P 81. daily. except Sunday. On Sunday. at 7. 80 p.
III enly.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave FaltinIG:e at 80, 7 TO- 3 45 aud 2. ~
". snc ;.2n, 5.l5, and $50 P. n. except sunday.
On Sunday. at 4. e ard 9. 40 1. NJ and 80 P. NJ
FUR.ASNAPOLIs.
Leave Washington at 62n A M. and IS ?. Id.
Leave Baltimore at Z IN NJ. s-nd 3. Is P. NJ
Trains leaving Washington at A NJ aad
80 P. M, 60 through tn sew York without
change of cars. Sleeping Car on 80 P NJ. train
The frat and fourth trains from Washin .con
snd third and fifth trains from Baltimore. stop 81
al way points.
For further Information, tickets of every kind
Sc, apply to George 5. hsontz, agent at Wash.
ngton Station, at the Picket 0fiics
W. 2. SMITH, Master of rransp't'n
l.. n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ia 20-n Intel & Chront
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Recruits Wanted
TIE QUOTA OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR v1TERANs.
1852,
S22s Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY HoR NEW RzoRuITs.
&452,
s225 Of which will be paid in ad dvancs.
BOUNTY FOE ooLoREp RECRUITS.
&15O.
Paid In advance.
PERs0Ns WISHING TO lNLIsT
wM apply to any Of the following
R1oRUITING oYEIogRs:
SIS. BAA HI.
unsins Hall. near the Market, ON Psnnsylvania
avenus, between Seventh and Ninth streets
n 10. HYDE, eH
s Corner Of Yourtssnth and New York avenue,
q. A. KIAsBlY,
H street, near corner Of HinetssntA and Penn
aylvaais avenue.
8 sss - sss-&
y 10. PARKER,
: Corner ofEIish and Dunbsrton streets. George.
toWn.
%. o. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
avpoinssd 1sssuiting 0Aaesr.
. !. HENRY A. scH11rs.
Captain ana Provost Marshals
) Nh District Sf oeaunbea,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-24

This excellent Family and News Jourrsl.
containing . greater variety OF interesting
rsading than can Be found in any otAsr, Il
published on Friday morning.
1t Invariably contains the aWashingtoa
News" that has made the daily EvlHIxa
STAR circulate 20 generally throughout ths
country.
TERMS.
I Cash, inpariab.S 80 adsaNes.
Single copy, per annum.........S1 50
Single copies, In wrappers, FIVE OKHrs.
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TIE T II

NJ E f. H.
lyk LOOMS, NJ. D.. the Inventor and Pstentse
of the MINERAL Plate TEETH, at sA
tends personally st his otioa il tn Ii Essfzs5@aR
city Many persons osn wear these :ITTfTU
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person csn wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at ray efn can hs sccominod atsd
With any lyle and priee NJ Teeth they may desire.
but 70 those who particular and wish the puress
cleansst strongest and most perfect dentnre tn af
Art can groducs. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms IN tbi. city-No. 33s Pennsylvanis avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also, 207 Arch st
Philadeiphta. mar4ly
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PAPERHANGINlS &c.

III TNI1h q n u IN I'D, &C.
DAPERHAEGlNGs AND
Il WINDOW SHADES
J. KIDWELL wovld respectfully inform his
friebos ard the public generally thst be has now
on hand vel Sc ected assortment OF WALL Pa
PTRs srd WINDOW aHADEs suitsblef f r psrlors,
BOARD PRfkTs. PAPER Ais8 o1RTAfKs. sf IiKps H uohD
TAss1Is, DC. All of which he is prepared to sell
city or country by psriencsd workmen st short
notice.
Renember the plecs.No. 267 street. Gear 9Th
street. in Frsnklin Hall Building, 3k 59 I'm
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,as Ms,a.s st.. Psila. 4l Ni..s u + 81 ra Wasa;.a~
PITKIN L CO.,
(HucosssoRs TO BARHss l. co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In Sutlers' Supplies,
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D, O.,
AND
No. 25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
In consequence Of the recent order Of the War
Depai tment, requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, we have thought it advisable to open another
houke for the accommodation Of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
houfe Of Barnes o., 4s1 Ninth street, Wash.
ineton. and can now offer the largest and best ss
sortment of Suffers Goods, in both cities.
One of the partners ssiding in Philadelphia Ia
all the time in the mi xtt for the purchase of Sup
plies; and as We buy tor cash, fstter ourselves
that We can sell prime goods low as they can be
bought anywhere.
In view Of the many frauds perpetratsd on pur
chasers Of Army Supplies, we have given personal
ara particular attention to the selection Of our
stock of Canned fruits Vegetables, Meats, ,Jellies
MILK, &C., aud confden ommend them to
the pery best qualify. Il
We also invite yoLr special attention to our lsre
stock of Butter Cheese, Foreign and Domesti
Fruits, Tobacco, segars, Eutlers Hard ware and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN & CO.
WASHINGTON January 1854
Having disposed of our stock of merch haudise to
The firm of messrs. Pitkin & Co., we take great
pleasure In commendinS them to our friends and
customers, who have 30 generously patronized as
We do SO. with the knowledge that eur successors
are fully competent and disposed, to make 1t for
ire interest of all to continue the patronage to
them which bAsbeen 80 literally extended to u.s.
Js I'm BARNES & co.
NRPHANs' COURT. Feb. I'd. 1ss4-DisrR1or or
~ Col UMBIA, Wcshtngfoa County. to toit In the
case Of Benjamin X. Esynsli, exscu or Of kusana
MEyfsId deceased, ths executor Aforesaid has
with the appreciation of the Orphan4 Court OF
WASHING eton county aforesaid. appointed SATUR-
DAY the nth instant, for the dnAl settlement ana
dstribuiop ofthe personal estate Of said deceased
and of the assets In hand. far - the ne have
been collected and turned into money; when ann
where all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
are poti6ed to attend tat the Orphans' Court Of
Washinstcn county Aforesaid y vita their claims
properly youched or they may otherwise by law be
sxcnosd from all benefit 10 said eoeased's sstate
provided . COPY Of this order BE- publishsd once .
week for three weeks In the Evening star previous
to the said 9TH day Of February, a. HSA
y alaxswa qs7 1ssiatsr Of Wnls.
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BY WIN. L. WALL & co., Aue.ionesrs.


GALE OFAFINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
~ At PUBLIC AUCTION BY virtue OF tas order
and decree Of the ans Coart of the District of
Ooium bia passed ON the 18th day Of pecsm Der, 4:
d. 1868, duly confirmed by the supreme Court ct
the DIetriet of Columbia, in ChAnsery sitting, I
ths.i offer for tale, on WEDNESDAY the ID das
premises. al the right title interest and estate Of
9eorgy v. Hing and Ella King, infant children OF
M.tids King, deceased, of, in and TO al tbs! GER
being in the city OF Washington in tas District Of
Being part of Lot numbered four, 90 In Square
numbered three hundred and seventy ssvsa, i577)
comm encine for the same at the southwest cor0er
north one .ndfed and HftY aile tIs9) feet to tia
then sSu n hundred ard 6f:y nine 1897 faet
and thence west twenty four s4 TO the pl sos of be-
ginning
TEis property ia located on street. between
EEth and Tenth streets west in ths vary heart Of
the city 1t is beautiful building lot, and the
Deishborbocd IL healthy and agreeable.
TeImE Of sale: One hsh cash; the residue in two
equA tnstaiments OF three and six ontks secured
by tie not. OF the purchaser, satisfactorily en- !.
d:rseo sDd bearing interest ON day Of saia Title
deed TO be retsined until the who OF tas purchase
money is paid
CATHERINE YENABLE, Guardian
n6At the eame time snd place We hall offer for
sale Ell the interest and title Of the widow and
ADJ II heirs of the late Geo. W. Fenabla deceased,
Of in ard to the property above described, on the
came terms
fs fsU-stANSds W. L.. WALL L. co AusIs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-24
A UcTIoN SALE OF oosDxMsED HoRsEs.
WAR Department, CAVALRY BUREAU.
H6;fs nj TbisF Quarter mn nstsr !

FaShingtoa u. e. Feb i9, 1861 \
VIII De sold at puhiic auction. t1 the hig 81 bid.
der. At the plsces aad dates nsnsd belo :, viz
At Mifhn Penpa. 500 Horfes Friday, 4th March.
stb March
At Altoona, Penns $50 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
AtNew Brunswick. n J., 800 Horses. Tuesday,
lstb Nsreh
AT Easton, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At Lebanon, Penaa., $50 Horses. Friday. 25th
Mach
At wilsesbarrs. PenIa. 900 Horses Tuesday. 29th
Eerch
ffeFe Hor,es have been ndsnned unit for
fte Cavalry sarvics of the United States Army
EoE road AID farm purposes many Sood Bargains
msy be hal.
Ho, ses will be sold sip gIy.
sses to begin at 10 8. N. and continue daily TIL
all ere sold
Terms cash, in United stster Treasury Notes
OIL JAMES 4 EKIE,
fels szt Chief Quartermaster. Cavalry Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-24

LOCAL PREACHERS sAssoCIATIoN.--This as3
sociation met Monday night at Wesley Chapel.
that the assignment Of Ministers to the various
appoinfmehts, which was made q fortnight
since, shall continue until next Tuesday evs-
ular monthly meeting at McKendree Chapel
on that pight, when 1t is expec ted that full rec
ports Will be made by the appointed Minister'S.
4 PoRr OF -Cfeared-Schrs. A.
Thomas. Robinson for New York; s. e. Enan,
Hammond, do; |; +. Re,den, Stout for Philadel.
phia; Betavia, Leland, do; T. Armstrong, Dris.
coll, for New York; Cruiser, Evans, for Fort
Ees0Monroe; Malta, Blade, for Annamessix,
T. E.Ballafd, Oroshy, doa Harriet Ann, Rozeil,
for Prince George; sloops, Perry, Sterling. FOG
.Annamessss; W. .. H9nnsai hohisr' Do.
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A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK.

Cardley BUrtnu Che QndrteTnlcstsr's 0Ecs.l
WaSfinstoH, u. q. February l3 1854.
viii be sc!d at pub ic auction, TO tae hisks,t bid
der, at the depot of Q sl.y Ruresu, aiss5nro'
tEsrSs THTsspaY, the 2stb day Of Februsrr an1
THURSDAY. the Sd day IF M<rch, 1884 slso
sale q eonde er1usd Stock at essteru Brensh Cor
raj Washington, D G., on SATURDAY, the 27.n
day OF February. 1864.
n. .ss no sss have fesn condemn ad ss unfs for
the Csyeiry Service Of the Uci-sd States Army
FOR road and farm purDosss many goo1 bargains
may be Esd.
Z o. ses will be sold sirsly.
Terms cssn in Unit. States Treasury notes,
Sales to commence At 10 O'clock a.
JAMES 4 EKIN,
fslS I'd Chief Qusrtermsste-, Cavalry Barssu.
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ILEyENrH sTKERT.
-
LAURA KEINET.
Ar ru- rn.p r.u vopu ,ouu.rv
ALL AnA IAn NA" ionA opMrANi'
Positively THE Last WEEK
cOMUDy AND RuRIreouR
First time here,
THIs i v E ING
aInpIoEa RvJL
r, wAsHisaTos's gnnraDAY DAY o,.r,v
hoant;fnI .or.s6- ~ the
soLDIER's DAUGHTER,
kOLpIEho VI OdafEf,
SOLDIERS DAuGHFER.
Widow CHEEKY Miss hapss na,, sens
HlSy HlSFt hssi'sh. Nh w,on Hrx.oR
Charles W.odi, Mr. Boyd
Ferret. Mr. Hotto
MRS M,nert. MRS isfei
After which, the Laushabie Burlesqus OF
MAIsPPA.
"Lord Bvron - a.s;.t.d bv HsnrvJ Rv-on
Mrzepp. nv Mis- Aas Aiax len Tin PETE rs
The celt brated bare backed Staed ifor which SI 100
ard . half hocs b. en- offered and refusedJ
By A. ta,no,a fnctJ Mr. Ei Forrest
PsLss
The CASTELAR, Of Laurinski "a stern PARENT
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
By O. MeGuIKl / CO. Auctionssrs,
GREAT sALE or CHOICE EU ROP RAN OIL

Byy O. McGUIKl 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.
GREAT siLE or CHOICE EU ROP FAN OIL
NJ PaKTIses- -On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SSEEISGS, February 9Th and 9TH, com n ehoina
ss7 ocieei. We wih sch at our Auction Rosy.s cor.
leth and D street., ssge and splendid solieosion
Of Oil PAINTINGS, which have been selected with
great care, and On most favor able occasions, in
Fran and 9ermsny during the psst year: import
able original Pictures by eminent artists. and fne
ccpies OF some OF the most celebrated Pictures Of
old masters now in the different galleries OF
Europe.
Among ths subjects may be found aroaps and
F;surss lIfe SIZE Historical sI ojscts, Converse
tsonaI plsces, Agricultural and street views, in
different Europsan Cities, Cattle piesss. Marine
views Gume Fruit and Flower pieces, Landscapes
&e with great variety Of size AZ style, sabj
sn fnisl the whole form;uSi it Is believed, one OF
the beet collections ever offered in this city.
The attsntion ~ tha lovers of good Pictures, Ii
res!ecffullY invited TO this sale.
TIE Pictures viii be open to the public from
Monday I'D inst, until day of sale.
Terms cash.
SalQ I'd j. q. MCGUIRE d CO., AuoeS.
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| NEW SCENERY BY MIN ARD LEWIS.
| NEW DRESSES
lew PEoPERTIEs.
NEW WARDROBE
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80 Ha.NE5 = II = So = 2 .
agsv ,@ess - aa.s sE5G so 50 a1g 80
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Eleventh New York Cavalry Alta


NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6, 1S64.-From the fol-
lowing kilograms, furnished for publication BY
Major Gamble, it will be seen that Col. Scott,
commanding brigade Of rebel cavalry, de-
manded yesterday mernif the immediate sur
render of Major Remington's battalion of Scott's
Nine Hundred, or the 11th New York cavalry;
that the NJ Major did not surrender, but cut his
way through, abandoning his camp equipage
and leaving his sick behind; that he subse-
Quently concentrated his force and moved out
in pursuit OF the enemy:
(FIRsT DRsPATCH.l
TRLRGRAPH STATION, OPPOSITE DONALD.
soNvILLK, August S, 1S64.-Col. J. Il. Sherburns,
Chief of Cdualry, Department of the Gulf-We
were attacked this morning by Colonel Scott,
tillery. He demanded an unconditional sur.
render; his forces were stationed in the corn.
fields, and completely surrounded my camp.
l succeeded In cutting my way through with
through the shoulder. So. REM1NeToN,
Major Commanding 11th New York Cavalry.
The following is copy Of q note received
this morning from Col. Scott, O. S. A.:
(sECoND DIsPATCH.]
HEADQUARTRRs CAVALRY BRIGADE, Aug.
S, 1S64-To Comm anding Officer Forces at DoyaIs'
Plantation To avoid an unnecessary effnsion
Of blood, hereby demand an unconditional
surrender Of the stockade and the forces under
your command. I have It my immediate dis.
posal a brigade OF cavalry and battery of ar
tillery. Your refusal OF acceptance OF this
demand must be made within five minutes af.
ter its reception.
Yours, respectfully,
]. S. SCOTT, Colonel Commanding
have cut my way through to the telegraph
station. 5. p. REMINGTON,
Major Commanding II N. Y. cavalry.
The above dispatch was received here at five
minutes past a. m. Major Remington's
camp, or the stockade, was about miles
from the telegraph station, opposite Donald
sonVille.
THIRD DIsPATCH.1
TELEGRAPH STATION, Aug. S, 1880 a. NJ
Major T. 7. Gamble, A. A. Il. G., Cavalry Divi-
sion, Department of the Gulf: 1 am just moving
in the direction Of Doyals, with he larger
part OF my force concentrated here. Within
three hours will give you further information
Loss Of men, as far as known, is mostly
sick taken prisoners.
s. p. REMINGTON,
Major commanding 11th N. Y. cavalry
Up to 10 o'clock last evening, no further in
formation was received from Major Reming.
tom The loss in SCOTS ss90O'' in prisoners
captured by the Rebels, is estimated at from
forty to sixty sick men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-15
From Aspinwall.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 10th, has arrived
with 5000, 600 in treasure.
The Herald's Panama correspondence OF the
9th gives the latest intelligence from the South
Coast. Peru derives no comfort from the Eu-
ropean news. 1t is considered in Lima as q
foregone conclusion that Spain intends to
PinZon's conduct, and carries the matter to
extremes. With this idea they consider war
certain, and are making preparations accord
ingly.
From the other republics the news is unim-
hortant
The U. s. steamer Wateree had arrived at
Castro Port, on the island Of Chloe.