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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

A ND The vlGOR or YOpTa, s39nEn
SENCE OF LIFE. Dr. R1oPS. r. psSis -
some four wears u ssvsese poijciSetjcs. ~
Length sccceded 70 the ergent feoSes4 81 ~
American public. snd appoisted N eeesl = Nv
ork, for the sale Of his valued - 6eAly aeiao1
store Manhood % The most shsftsfei ecSsei1s.
ti';hs in four weeks; and. n used aeGoe1iae .
printed instruction4 fai)swo 4 inp6eaiboo. M
NE restoring remedy should - tstss y e
Success, in eseiy cass, = esrSsis. W 7's :,
Dr.. Records Essences " Life - 81. = eesea.
With full instructions ~ nses q e. ~ ~
quantities in ono for ~ anA Wj1(yee 80 - ~
part, csarfnly packed, on 1890 4 SsaiSlSkcs
receipt Of four stamps. 49, 49,
PHILIP ROLAND, ~ Dvvcne 49, 4 I'LL |
One door we1e " Drsadw9G. HN
janl4 div Sole aReot II The UnlaS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

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0sseNDn9Q 441oeZ xce2oes k1yovSoeAf
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..tsss, a ~ 80 ~ Nsei !: Wssseese ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. (SUNDAYs
I and holidays excepted, from a. to p. m.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS IL
rom 10 O'Clock lSrERxsf allowed on deposits
Il the res Of kIvs per cent. per annutn:
PRINTED cppits Of By Laws and Regulations 10
be had at the bank.
Money to loan on good improved Real Estate.
Fsbs6dute DAVID 4. TRUE Prest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure and need only be tried To BE- appreciated
None genuine unless they have our gcid idiet on
each bottle and ou initials pressed IN wax over
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
on application BENNETT PETERS 4 CO.,
Sold BY No. Il River St, Chicago.
Z. :. Baiiord. at wholesale by iiederbecke 4
Miller. iune2p-ddwly
SOLD AT wholesale in Chicago b, Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushman 4 Van s'chnack, W d. Har
ris l. Co.. and &. L. Smith. druggist Of Dsv-
sn,,ort by Beiderbeck 4 H,iler-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27


FOR NEARLl AQUARTER ora CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair I've his been exten
siveiy used. and in no ease ha il iaiieo to give
entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE il the best and cheapest
IN the world. liz price is only Fifty Cents. and
each bottle contains double the quantity Of dye
in those usually sold for a.,
:. THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured BY pecu-
mar process winch reutlers It UNNECESSARILY 81.
perl"r to ANYTHING in the shape of DYE now o,
ever before the people. Beng complete in one
bottle, no prepa ation is required, which greatly
simpll ties the application
IN USING THIS Eye you avoid that prsrY.
DIRTY appearance by which dyed hair and whia.
kers are so readily recognized. when on inferior
article has been used besides II produces per.
teetly natural color on any shade that NAV b. de-
sired-one that will not fade crocl or wash out
--one that IL ms permanent as the hair itself For
sale by druggists. Price 80 cents
Al. MATHEWS. General Agent.
IL God street. New York
Also Manufacturer of MATHEWS ARxrcA Ham
GLoss the best hair dressing in use In large
bottles price 30 cents. Oci3l dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
- "V NJ a NfIHUS, lHITf'"'tHs
oRYAN'S LIFE PILL s

.
have been used by thousands with success.
Hundreds Of Certifcates can be sho,cn.
they r. gniate the iStoinach, Liver and hillary
Secretion- which ia the chic cause vi nervous
ness, Giddincss Dimness OF Sight. lieasi"cnS.
Sick stomach. and other Kindred complaints
Ttose Of u nerrous temperament rhosf
sickness ad1s kefner dagnish IL the Ills ~
,ye, become blessed nth nem eristence. and
their tearsef anguisA are changed to tears q
roy By using them.
PnE POET
IS inspired with brilliant thoughts.
HE ORATOR
THE soI I,I r." ''e'' anu "'''' u mr.
with indomitable courage
fnEiNVESTON
with bright conceptions of the future.
with business tact and power.
THE MECHANIC
with uniaiiing energy.
THE AUTHOR
with skill thai entrances.
riiE SINGER
with a sweet melodi.us voice.
THE MUSICIAN
with ranturous motions.
THE DSfiRlTED
becomes hopeful and
THE DESp AIRING. happy.
Box Of BRrAN's LIFE Pulls. will cost but
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
They will accomplish faithfully all that is repre-
scented.
They are elegantly put up BY the proprietor.
who was the inventor OF BRYAx's PuLaoSic Wa
rgss u medicine long md fav orably known 10 the
American Nation.
II You wish to buy DsYAs's Lrrk PMS and
cannot get them of vour druggist don't take any
other, but SC Tw. MY Five Cents in letter To
the proprietor. and you will get them by return
Of mail. post paid. Address
uDr. Il. BRYAN.
Box 50-9. IS Cedar street. n Y.
SOLD By DRUG GISTS GENERALLY r.
DEMAs BARNES h Co, New York,
octlleod&w Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

MANHOOD-How Lost How Restored !
Inst unfinished. in seatsi Enre1ope Prize q cent.
A LECTURE On THE NATURE. TREAT
IA MENT and Radical Cure u Spermrtorrhra.
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility and lmpedimen,s to Marriage
generally Nervousness, CONSERVATION. Eilensy
and Fits; Mental and Physical fncapacity. re.
suting from Self Abuse. &C., BY RoBERr CuL
vERwELL. NJ. d author Of the Green Rcok, cfe.
n Boon to 7Housonds Of Sufferer"
Sent under seal, in PLAN envelope to any 3D.
dress. post pa,d- on receipt Of six cents Or two
postage stesmps, by DIR. ]. G. KLiNE.ls Bcrry
New York-Post Office box 4,5sG. tisnQo. dAws1n
Horace Waters Music Cstab Ilshneue
The Hor sce Waters Grand Square and In
right Pianos, Melodeons. Harmonious and 20.
liam Organs. are known rs first class instruments
N Warranted for five yeara Prices reasonable. -
Wholesale and retail. Also abinrt Orpans
Hpnd- Than Pianos and Melodeons 1t prices lfom
Mo 1850
Horace Waters Pianos are know a among
vy best. IN. Y. Evangelist
rr,,,N n speak os the Horace Wat rs Pianos
fc"m Asonal knowledge, ~ Of the very best
49, intelligenccr.
N,,s;c INST stock OF Sheet Music. in the u. &.
r,.r,. ~, and all kinds of Musical lnstru-
rates Music Merchandise Ut the lowest
f-hea AZ HORACE WATERS.
4sl Broadway, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

:, GEO, pEmER!I. { co.
Watches, Chains, Gold Pems
and Pemclla.

&C.. Ac.. Worth o1Oo. OOOl
To be sold at one DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value, and not TO BE- paid until you know
what you will receive
10" Gold Hunting Gases Watches i. .. each el0o.
loo Gold Watches 80.
geo Ladies' Watches. ..... .....,.3s,
800 Silver Watches. Al5 TO fQ5
800 Gold Neck ana Vest Chains 49,. IL. 10 Is.
loco Chatelnin and Guard CHAINS. 49,. s. to IS.
90 Vest aud Neck Chains a 10 ".
1000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches a. 70 8.
~" Coral Lava Garnet, &C., Brooches 80. to s.
1000 Gold, Jet. Opal. &c, Eaf Drops.... 3. 10 z.
5000 Gents breast and Scarf Pins. %. to g.
$500 Oval Band bracelets. q. to 8.
1900 Chasfd Bracelets. ..............5to 10.
$500 alifcrnia Diamond Pins Rings. @ 81 10 8.
2poo Gold W atch Keys 80 10 g.
500" Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs to 8.
SUI 1oia lhimblcs. .................4 to 3.
5000 Miniature l.ock.ts, Magic .. a. 10 >.
1890 Gold Toothpicks Crosses &c. r. 10 o.
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides ...........2 to s.
1000 Chased Gold Rings. .... g. to g.
$500 Sets Ladies' Jewery- Jet and Gold e. to Is
5000 Sets LADIES Jewelry varied styles 10 Is.
4oh Gold Pens. Silver Case and Pencil A. TO s.
5000 Hens. Gold Case and Pencil g. to 10.
5000 Gold Pens. Goid-mounted Holder. q TO s.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every in
stance.
All thu goods in the above lisi will he sold
without reservation, FOR ONE DOLLAREACH
Cer,iica,ss vi all the various artcles sre placed
in similar envelopes and sealed These envelop-
es will be sent BY mail delivered At our oflica
without regard TO choice. Tn receiving A Ger
tifi.ate you will see what Article il represents.
and il is optional with you to send ON. dollar
and receive the article named or any other in the
list o.. the same value.
In all transactions by mail. we charge for for.
warding the Certificates, paving postage and do.
log the business, z5 cents each Five Cert
VIII be sent Tor 81 eleven for thirty for AZ
SIXTY i've for *io and one hundred 1or liz
AGkNTS-Speciai terms to Agents
Address GEORGE OEMcRi'r rsn
dec2O-dAwsm 500 HaoanwAv NJ "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
y tm4NfuATnnV
-. FIRE
lsSURlHCE ConPl1li
JN;BWrvRx.
s: s. A.. g. IL =: !: 'sl2l{l3s
ROSS 4 TAYLOR,
Ass - Dav~nper6, uesva.
SE.1TE,0ENT

-. ooisten ~ ~ ~ seh.1es~ - lneufsnoe
ssrvaEyh ct New York % ~ ia ~ = -
Stsis.s 800, aade Y ~ Anaitof ~ ~
Stets Parsuant 70 he Sta1ato q ehas
..a r. e l .:.s Of u: Conps., : 4. "asAas
~ mosnt offs Capi,el ateeh Y. 80. ~ -
IA =. cunt Of IL capital sod
Pn............. 49,, 90. 900 %
: ne 1a:ets ofthe Compe,v are:
Iasn 90 hard, in Hank. md
persons. .' :. osa 81. sss IS
i, ~. Estat. tunincumbersd. Ne0s.
q. non Is and stocks owned by
-. company. how secured. and
IL .A's y Int u e u edale, 81, SIS 0
-. - peo's OF the company secur-
~, ~ mortgage ,see SCHEDULED. 2ei, 475O
e.s scheduie) 80. -. FAC, aso 90
~ IN. Debts for Premiama III. 0..33s le
''i. All other securities tint.r.st 2a,3, So
Aota Assets. .................N 5,56I -
iiABrLtIlss
me amount Of liabilities dine or
~ uue TO tanks or other credit.
................... None.
iNoeses adjusted and due None.
4 losses adjusted aud not due None
.ossrs una jnsted. ..... 1880 y"
sosses v suspense, waiting fur.
'ner proof ...........'... None.
~ Al other claims sgaiust The Com.
Panr, unclaimed dividsndsl. 90 g.
lo'ai Liabilities. ............. l6,167 81
-. ihe greatest amount insured in any one
-, risk according TO hafad
* The greatest amour; a.lnwel ~ the rnlex
y, the Company to be insure In any one
\. ny, Town or village. according to hazard
"e greatest amount allowed IL. be insured
:. m ~ any one 81 ok. according TO b zard
- Inc ACT q Incorporation u the Company
has been fled.
STATE ov Nv YoRx.
City and COUNTY Of New York -.
'" Palmer, President and Andrew J Smith
Secretary. Of the Manhattan Insurance Com
pany. being scv rally sworn. deposc and saw.
anu eacn Tor himself says, that the foregoing Is
F"e. iu'i ana correct statement of tie affairs of
tne said corporation. and that they are the above
described OH ers thereof; ard that no mart OF
Inc capitai Or earnings Of said company has been
deposited IN any State Territory "a q sccurit,
for losses therein
". r. PALMER. President,
j. SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me by the
above I'm W. u. pal'Ger President, and A. j.
smith. SCI rotary. this s.th day Of January. lss5
L. > T l.. THoxxELL
ACommissioner or Iowa in n. Y.
ArDiroR's OrF1cE. iOwa,
Des No mes. Feb. ~, 1865.
IT ~ HERERY CERTIFIED. That, on the
llth day OF February, 1861 sworn statement
Had xsH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

ymptOms
ne ss'np ,, ,;rs, Ca,arrh as they generally
M old that a. y slight, Persons lind they
are moro sensitive 10 NE frequent attacks. and
In this condition. the neAahgss o. .e'npera,ure:
discharge. thin and acrid, N.vsrds h.comin.
thick aud adhesive. As the aa.ss he...,,,as
chronic, the discharges are iucreS = IN ~, a,'.tv
and changed in quality they are :" 49, ~
heavy. and nre hnwked coughed T. M, a.u
cretions are offensive, causing a bad b ~ -.
voice il thick and nasal; the eves are W. ~ ~
sense Of smell ia lcascned or destroyed 4; u'e
frequently takes place Another commoElesss
important symptom of Catari h is that the ''.u
eoi, is Obliged to clear his throat in the morn
of a thick or shiny mucous. which has talk
down from the head during the night Whct
this takes place. the person nav be sure that his
disease is on its way to the lungs aud should lose
no time ia arresting il.
~ The ADORE are bit fer Of As many CdtarrA
Symptoms.
a sing le gsOatI~ will last = month
Ito Ia. ssHesl three limes
1bny.
Testlm WnBn1.
From Her, Tios. j.. Turner. Er- HsMber Of Con
yr.ss. fran. fliaois, Int. Sp.at.r Of hse Liinoi.
Nopse Of Rspresensof,rss and Grand Master o.
A.. f. and H. ~. Of The Stetsef F'inois.
FRxEPoRr. Oct. Il, 1888.
| Dr. d. ii. SEELyE:
D,ar Sir-In reply to your notice of the istf
| with Caiarrh for wears. within ! became acquaint
ed with vou and bought two bottles of youi
Liquid Ca,arih Remedy. Before had used on,
! bottle was sensibly improved. aud before thu
| second BOTTLE wus finished completely cured
| ! recommend the medicine to all afflicted witt
Catarrh. Resiy yours, THcs } TURNER
DR.. d. III. SEELYE f. Co..
SoLE PRoPRIEroRs,, Chicago. Ill.
~ Laboratory Mt Freeport. Illinois.
General Agents.
JOHN b. PARK, .. -. cincinnati. o
| WIN JOHNSON. ... Detroit. Mich
kMD FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
L SslI in, n.,.n.,,.1..t ~ L.. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

All these branches of buriness education present
the most appropriate sad avaiabls D,,a- Of qualify
ing q emscs,s for situations adapted to their ecldi
ton.
liberal Discount made IN favor Of those worth,
Of such consideration aid osr beet ~fforts employed
fsA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

Thss the Ladies have for relief from ~ suppress.
sion Of those Peiods which, II kept up according
TO the calls Of nature, will
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

CsssssssssGt . .yesDposI
nAHUVnUsunuu - Nriskeatr
GRAND. SQNARk. e C0fL1Cx O11Nk
II x.asW . 70 RzRnls1 )
No. 796 Hessdwsy, NV YsS1kf y y u f;S Z
Each instrument wasFo16ed ~ NM 1nnfff - ts
wholesale and retail, - ~ osof r. r.
GnovnsI117N r e. - :. :. :,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27
The Speneerlan sysaesn Of
II r " W II ~ = N
saught ny the mOst accomplished pc
ycara EXPERIENCES IN teacRlnr.
Tclcgra phtng.
Photography.
tn Tpi.ul,lcsi Snlt1ferx.

This popular and only philosophical systcu
shvr; hand reporting. taught in the most tLorv
manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-27

WhO oo1ee fho0 lnnnDGAn1s1o o. 0ooso0os1oSs
y ens nsasas. nAssss~ msv b aAsaDse0 v sAsss
oAs1rweftoas.
- This cosa aAs sear asoess,saD 30 sAss
yoAno ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06

, The csuads, from Liverpool February
IS, via Queenstown February 10, arrived
at Halifsx, brings two days later news.
The EngliSh press were conunulng 70 dis
cuss tho failure OF tho peace conference.
The b.ds.,. tho rebel organ of London,
fnds In the nero fact Of negotiations
having boea found possible 9 proof that
the American people have made rapid
stades toward the Idea OF peace. The
project Of the cesslon of Sonora Is said to
have been discussed In tho French Priyy
Council, the Duke dc Morny advocating
and Drouyu de Lhuys opposing II. ThS
Emperor is said to have ultimately agreed
with the latter. Additional details have
been received Of the capture OF Paysandu,
in Uruguay, by the BrazIIianS. Tho cap
ture Of tho city was preceded by . san
culinary battle, lasting afty hours. The
Brazilian army weSo marching upon Mon
tevideO. " o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06
MISUNDERSTANDING Q, 1866.
A Fsw Of IN. ro.sl.. or an. R,s.,,

- -" ~ sas NHoaoAe9 ou tno AAebona.
The Rebel newspsper accounts Of the
condition Of sffairs In North Mississippi
and Northern Georgia s anything but
cheering for the esuso OF JEFF. Davis. The
country is represented a. sWarminR with
Rebel dessrtsrs and "tories," who arc
formed into predatory bands, roaming
around robblng, numbering and keeping
MP q reign Of terror. II is said that Gen.
Forrest is left alone TO take care OF that
region, all OF Hoods army having been
sent elsewhere. Yankee troops are re-
ported 70 be still passing down the Mlsslss-
lppl rtverto New Orleans, aud rebel opinion
In divided as 70 whether they are intended
70 operate agalnst Mobile or Galveston.
The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer has Infor-
nation which leads 1t to believe that con.
siderable Yankee fOroe 10 moving Into Ala
bama from West Florida, TO cooperate
with General Thomas In an advance from
the north General Price 10 said 70 be In
command Of the Rebel forces near shreye.
port, Louisiana.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06

Rebel Dsssrtsrs 10 be LosIs,d Are,

Il being generally believed that Generals
Kelly and Crook were recently captured
through tho aid OF rebel deserters at Cum
bsrIAud, g en- Stevenson, tho new command
or Of the Department of Western Virginia,
has issued an order to this effect, viz.
"Thst all territory south ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, extending from har-
per's Ferry TO Grafton, and all territory
south OF the Parkersburg Branch, extend
Ing from Grafton TO the Ohio river, shall
DO considered as virtually without the
lines OF Federal occupation--within lhe
meaning Of Special Field Order No. 81,
Headquarters Armies Of the United States,
as far as relates TO tho SafeR uard allowing
rebel desertSrs to return to their homes
and remain under the protection OF the
| armies of the United States. IL Is ordered
throughout this department that within
| Ave days after arriving within the lines, oil
persons, whether dcSerters or refugees,
shall report at the nearest military post "a
! bs sent to such point or points Hs may be
deemed necessary for their personal safety
and the safety OF the Government; and all
who fail TO report IN compliance with this
order rhall be considered as spies, and
dealt with as such"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06

brig. Gen. BLAKHMAN, Of tho Twenty
third army corps, 10 ip toWu.
Hon. HENRY J. RATMoED, Of the New
Yotk TiAatI. u At wizards.
0EHARAJ EARLY is credited BY the Rich
mODd papers with having told Go erals Crook
Ana Kelley, when they were Tseantly brought
before him, that be expected ''eoms Shtsrpri-
SlAE YAnkrs" would e,pturs aud car y him on
some day, but he bIdy could have expected
aOqulok fulhlmsnt Of his expectations.
JUDOE J. A. WINHAM, of Brooklyn, N. .
r., has arrived In the city, and tAkea rooms At
Ne. pls n strSst, whore he will be happy to
see his fTlSLdI.
R0ssHI, not satisfied With his attain
naats IN The art Of nnEeripg for the ,ano,
has Just pFs1sntod hImstlI AZ the great mu
aioal ooAooi % the Conservatory, - pupil.
~. Mornontel, the professor OF lingering,
when dsllvoriEg his card 10 the illuStriouS
AassiS0, wrote upon II that "M. ROssInI will
k0t b. required to attend ali the lessons"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06
GLORIOUS PHIL. SHERIDAN
Capture of Gen. Early and
His Entire Command.
Gen. Hancock In Command OF the
Middle Department.
wan DErANrmENT, WAsHINGTOH, I
en- M, March o, 1870.

Wan DErAHrnE"T: MhsmIsSToH'
W., mA'n o. '''''
hGJor Gsnr1ai DIR, Nsp YORK!
The following dispatches In relation To the
rtportsa dsfsst s'd capture OF Gen LAriy by
sheridan' and the esptnre o, 'h.r'oue'Vhle'
haveeesn received oy ihis department. Cen
eiss sasrnn ~ .ns - "s ,oos. . W o",uO.u =. S.. 'n
S,. Ss " ~. c.s., ~.
80 -. n,.ssa a. oS.r.. ~ ,hs MIsd,s M,II.
t,rv nv, .,o,' dn,,0g The .ha.neo M CenoIAl
shsr,d.n. H.sdnnSrI.,. a, w,nshs,,sr.
IN1n.dI rM Er.H,ou
SECRETARY Of war,
"CIrV PoIRT, VA, March 8, IIG.m.
"To Hon. Edwin N. StaaiOR, Secretary Of Wdv!
"ps.ertsrs in this morning report that
sheridan has rout, d Early and eap,ured Char.
Io,,---,,,. TS.v r.oo,t tonr r.s,m.nt. b,v,
ing sens nom her, to reinforce E.rly.
(SiGhed) "U. y. GRANT,
ULieutsnAnt General"
uc,,v P,,,,r Va. M.tsh A. am
-, ~ .,ls,.. "','.,.'.. 80 M,
"ItoH. Edvtn ~ NGnioH' oferdnbV "%'
UDsSerters IroI n every pOILt OF the enemy .
In. .aparu the cnntuTe of Charlottesville nv
General sh'nnAn' Ihey ne oap'uredS zen
4 TIy and nsArly his entire force, consist of
.slo. FouF b,riRades are TepoFt1d a. hei, z
sent to Lyuoi,hurE, to get there before Gen.
sheridan, II pnssible.
tsiGnsd) W. s. GRAST,
"LAsuhAnAnt GrnsIAI."
HCIrv Po,Hr. Va. March 6anm.
4, H. - !, 60. o..-...,'.''r -, ~ y -'
Hoh' E' ~ S'aHi0"' Sec'e'"'VV wars
" Refugees oonhrm the AtementG OF desert
era m To tbs oApturo of General Early and
-..-I., 80. 4. ,',,
nearly MS sn'"e "t0e' iney 10y " 'ooh place
on Thursday last, between Staunton and
ChArlot ottesyiIlr, and that the defeat was total.
Is,.o.N an q c..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06
EX FR A..
RICHM ON D.
Latest from Sherman.
Sherman Flanks the Rebels
out of Florence.
He Is Far on his Way to Fayette-
vile, North Carolina.
What Lee Intends to Do.
RICHMOND NOT TO BE
EVACUATED.
THE DEFENCES NORTH OF THE
APPoMATToK STRENGTH
ENED.
DANvILLE, LYNoHBURo AND COR.
DoNsvILLE TO ne HELD.
RICHMOND NOT TO BE
EVACUATED.
DANvILLE, LYNoHBURo AND COR.
DONsvILLE TO ne HELD.
Richmond the Last Ditch.

Omcers Of General schoasld's army who
arrived here this morning from Whining.
ten, state that when they left that place
on the 1st inst, rebel deserters and refu-
gees who came into our lines on that day
reported that Sherman, by a flank move
ment, had compelled the rebels 70 evscuAte
Florence, and was moving In the direction
ofFsyetteville, which is In the direct route
TO either @ Goldsboro' or Raleigh.
FLAME OF TIE REBsL CAMPAIGN.
An Intelligent staff officer, who enjoys
the best opportunities for observation near
the headquarters of tho armies operating
against Richmond, gives the following
views iPa letter.
He believes Richmond will not be ovAcu.
Ated until after . decisive battle. The de-
fences OF tho rebels north o: the Apo
mGttoI are telng strengthened. Seventeen
heavy guns have been mounted there
already.
Petersburg will, doubtless, be evacuated
In order 10 shorten the rebel lines and ena-
BILE Leo to hold Richmond sgNinst the
grand attack.
Danyille will bo held, II possible, In or
der to secure their supplies of powder.
LynGNburg Is to DO held 70 secure sup
plies OF food and forage.
Gordonsville Is TO be held for the sake Of
the salt-works and lead mines beyond the
mountains.
Leo is bound to organize colored troops,
and expects to have 10000 before the
spring campaign fairly opened. His white
troops will form his Mobile force, The
blacks To be held behind Notifications, etc,
Johnston 10 expected TO get enough
troops together TO delay shermAn's ad
vance, but he will fall back continually
when prsssed by Sherman, until he unltel
his forces with Lee'S,l somewhere neal
the '7Sst ditch"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-06
LOCAL NEWS.

The BAITmoRH COUNCILMRN.-On Sat
uIaly sVenInE last the city Councils Of Balti.
more, after having teen sh wn around the city
By the eHmmitteeS Of cue Couooils, were sH-
cor, ed TO tie seAton houGe where they, to
getl er with the touReiis OF thlI si'y, sat down
10 q me- sELihoent din, eT, gotten up under the
auspices al our Councils.
Speeches were made by Aldermen Lloyd and
Uterine hle, aud Mr., LHTner OF the Board Of
CpmmOi Council, Dr. MavlOa, Mr., Ireland,
and &, IA HAywAtd, Ofthe Baltimore COuneilB.
1ho festivities were kept up uutil . late hour.
Yesterday mnrntng tee delegation was 60.
eorted to the d. pot by our Couuoils, AAd started
tor home IN the eight O'Clock Train.