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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
SHERIFFS SALE.
Peter = ! 8 seihnspp. 4, :. aIOneluoety sopel

Peter sehnepp, aontsse'oery Superior Court,
Phillip schnepp, ct niJ Case No. I767.
DuRsuANT 70 the command of an order of sale to
gomefy County, Ohio lwill offer Public Sale at the
door Of the Court Rouse in the City Of Dayton on
n Saturday, March %, 1858,
At two O'Clock OF said day The following oes,ribed
real estate 20 wit part Of subd vision SIXTY acres OF
land, owned by Phillip schnepp's heirs, stafedin the
east part ol the northeasl quarter OF section 4
Town l, range Z, NJ 4. s, subdiWaeda Nv follows.
I.or No. 5.-Beginning on the west line Of sNd tract
thence " Q, u. ~ CHAINS 70 " corner o Lot No
thence > s51z f.IS chains; thence 1OL W II :,
chains; thence -, sos chains ;thence II ogh "
d,6s chains 20 beginning there s fifteen lerl re.
served for road on The north and east line ofthA
Lot No. =, containing 1917 acres.
Also, Isor No. 4, Beginning the south west cor
ner OF said tract thence z, 1910 chains thence
S91a, e 1868 chains thence 10, ll.4g chaps .
thence si0g J.17 chains thence N s1t4, $50 CHAINS
~ beginning there Is teen feet reserved for road
tile north line oitns Lot No. T. four poles west rom
the north east corner Containing $50 acres.
Lor no 5, Beginning at the south eastcorner of Lot
No. thence eyla, " 7.60 ehsins thence TO- "
IL. " ceains; thence TO- W 8l7 chans thence sy.
llO0 chains 10 the east line of sad section; hencr
q e, l.69 chains TO beginning there Is fifteen feet
reserved for road ON the norm line OF this Lot No
| D. containing 1881 acres, nore or less.
All IN Van Buren township, Montgomery Comfy
OHIO, and have been appraised as follows
Lot Nos containing acres at S45 per acre
o. IS si-iO6 Is /"
And cannot sell for less than of the above apprs,e
ment Terms Is cash, "a m one year, and lie bal.
ments to bear interest," and to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
HoUK MCMAHON Att'ys. itasvts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
DIED.

CRAWFORD-This morning, Febuiqfy 25th, Ann
H., second daughter OF zlba and Anna ~. Crawford
Funeral will take place from, The fasidtnce of ke
parents, No. Fourth street, friday morning. Febru
afy ~, at 10 o'clock, sernces by N Z 3. Talbot In
terment-Woodland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
III YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
90 TO
LIE Wis l.. GILL; A N DPS,
No. 3, MARKET STREET.

He has now large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beet, &e., OF his own curing, together
with a full supply OF Fresh Meat, for sale at
all hours. a l3 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
LOOKS THE DANGER IL rHE fAci,,
LNSURANCE
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
ff70 LAT lHl 81 . a
MASTER COMMISSION SANK s

y
MASTER COMMISSIONERS : SAiss
wiili%p Y sehsnek, fieiniih Mont. sppsgoufi,
J. Harvey Thomas et al Delents> Case No. e5Is. 4
DURsUANT 70 an order Of the Superior Gotni OF
Il Montgomery county, OluO, nla,ie IA the above
lse and directed to me, with offer public auction
At the door O the Court HUse in the ury OF llayt1n
the county and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY., Apri 4, lsll, Ii
Al O'Clock IN OF SAM day, the following de 4crils
property, towit Situate IN the county ot Munroi,,,iy
and state OF Ohio and IN the city Of Dayton to.n It
numbered Que thousand nine hundred and thirty fUlr
1880 on the plat ot said city OF Dayton rGctt sla
teen feet OIL the vert side OF said lot. rnApnR
toe entire lot owned by samuet Il. 1h0nls- einlfs,s
uf subdivision OF olti.lot- by ". IAansv0fth, = d
SAID property is 10 he aoid It de,dee IN favor al
William I. Schepck against }. Harvey lEOInas and
has been appraised at sixteen hundred dollars siCiO,
aud cannot sell for less than twO-hrds Of asi s
praised value being SlO0B O0s. Terms OF -aIe-.t,.
sad real estate ls situated on Fourth stf-tt taifi
hOnseNest Of Council street, and runs frOin F,,tnh
street % sycamore street fronting both -ireei- N
tdweing house on each end OF the ot
II, II. WEAkLEY, Master Comm ssionti
ADAa CLAY Attorney. i,sss,isnta
go
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
$4,000 Yards of Delaines

NEWEST AND BEST STYLES
ON Y 22 GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods were bought on specula-
ton some time ago, and | have concluded to
give my customers the advantage of buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead OF
selling them by the case to jobbers at an ad-
vance, as am SELLING OUT AT COST to
close the business.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
SATURDAY. JANUARY no, 1868,
AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL COLES,
Successor to N. p. Dougass,)
las 40 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
FOR SAI,la

4 WILL sell my house and lot on ne spraehesd
j Pike, one mile nom Dayton, on hyorshle isrns.
he lot contains three acres and half of A1bordf
land and has on it good dwelling and a nunIIor oI
out tbuildings-stabs, cribs and slaughter hOIas, n
iea5dlw WILLIAM sFOvkR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

Real Estate Sale. See advertisement lof
the slaght property, on Fifth street, for sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

Beckel Hall. night fair house
greeted the second performance Of the "Ser-
ious Family" The comedy was exceedingly
we'll played Tonight there will be an entire
change of programme The Little Treas
ure, petite comedy of the first order, and
the very laughably farce of "a Kiss in the
Dark As these pieces are of the comic
regime we hope to see "a crowded house
all who wish to enjoy hearty laugh will not
fail to be present.
Tomorrow night is set apart by the Man
agement for Benefit to the Second: Ladies
Aid Society The great play of the Cricket
will be performed. We understand that it is
done at the especial request of many of our
most influential citizens The object Of the
Benefit will oil course ensure good house,
not to say anything in regard 10 the drawing
qualities Of the piece and the influence of the
Ladies-Heven bless them who never fail to
draw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
special NofIrFs.

Special Notice All the Journeymen
TaiIors OF this city are invited 70 attend IN
meetag at the Caual Hotel opposite the
Public Square, % street. on Saturday evening,
2eth inst, at 4 o'clock The object will be
TO increase the wages.
BY order OF the Committee feb25dlt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

Complimentary to Mrs. Fiske.-We
feel that the following correspondence
will be read with pleasure by the public, and
the spirit of the proffer will be met by crowd
ed house on Friday evening, 1t would be
casting reflection upon the good taste oil
our people to doubt that the Benefit will be a
great success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

Mrs M W. Fiske:-M Madame Wishing
to offer you some fitting testimonial of our ad
miraton of your lady-like department, of your
Professional Talents and of our spprecia-
tion of your efforts to please the Dayton Pub
lie since your very successful Histrionic ca
reer here, we hereby tender you a Compliment
tary Beneft-which, should You accept il, we
beg to assure you we will endeayor to make
as substantial as the profer is sincere.
Should this meet with your approval. be
kind enough to name the time which will suit
your convenience
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

40 a. DAYTON, Feb %, 1868.
10 lAessys Daud Clark, d 4 Boyer A
n West alld Others;
Gsntlemeli:-Your note has just reached
me and infeply,I can but say, feel highly
honored By yonf hsttering compliment, aud /
can gife you 40 better proof Of my sincerity
than tlie accepting Of your generous proposi-
tion and believe me, gentlemen, that shall
always keep green spot in my memory for
thsnahies Of the kind friends that have had
the pleasure of appearing before in your
besntifnl city
fwonld il agreeable to you, suggest Friday
evening, Feb 9th, for the pleasing event to
take place.
Yours gratefully and respectfully
Mas. n W. FIsEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
. ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

IN paralanQe of an order OF sale gfAnied By the
1 Pfohaie Couri OF Montgomery county, Ohio, uiil
er loI sale at puddle auction the 2s Of February
asfl. " one o'clock m Al the door ol the Court
Howe, the following described real eatafe situate iu
Ne cfyof Dayton, to-wlt; The West half of LOT No.
Al hdIroa and niiy (zb0 except that paff sold 70
Gtiear being Il iee fr0nling the alley nom TIE
corner u SAID lot nlnning back ~ feet Y +
Appraised a.. So
Terms u ssle--0ne-hAlf cash, and the balance IN
one yeAr, ~ b. sec lred BY mongage on tho prem.
ises \. q, CAIN, and
HANNAH SL.AGHT,
Executors Of Henry slsght, deceased.
q. NJ. suLLIYAE, Attorney. ja1tats
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

Game, Yesterday when speaking of a rab-
bit hunt that party of young fellows had
taken, We intended to remark that the sport
was contrary to law, and that gentlemen who
are aware ei ii will at once cease operations
with dogs and guna Little rabbits have a.
ready made their appearance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
LAsT aREAT BATTLE Or EREDRIcKsBUR0

PRoFUsE WITH sqARTLlNG IiioBAAIt,, ists
fEcTM ls JkHte
The thundef u the cannon and the din Of The bNle
ned a nton the the audience, ana he Specta.
Tor canfeadiy imagine himself actual spectator o
the sublime aud stirring seenes represented -rogeti
er With pearsons Grand Moving DiOramA VI The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

New Baptist Church-Wm. F. Gebhart
is abont completing the slate roof on this
Church and it presents a beautiful appearance.
Contracts have been made, and this beautiful
Church will soon be prepared to receive the
large and respectable congregation which will
worship there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25

ioksEs, CARRIAGES, BUGGIHs, sLRIGHs, AND
q HARNESS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-25
Imporlanl Announcement.

II. &LIN1,f
No. 2S6 PhiIliPs Hoass, FhIrd strsst.
ffMkfS this method tofniorln he iaadie Ihati ht
4 has engaged che services srslil-fnan Jyhd.it
celebrated at E
PRACTICAL wATeH ASb oLocG MkRER.
To do every manner o. repa~ iotr a.esuptips ~
WATCHES, CLeCKs, JEwELRX
In the uest style snd n sl,0ft nouce this ret,t,s
hiS Norkrd uPpn he hnesi waiers ie slry lnihe
lafBeet cisies ~ EurOpe and also IA tite lu,i ats
ana hs rai.n9i b exculied Tor good on ans Ians-
-ouie nnlsh ~ course his WORK NarUlitd ~ let,
resented Nj kine ~1li he Ebie ~ assois,i,,..
date all sno eant tho hest work periolm,.I u H..
lowest rates a can b. shooiesh
GOLD ASD SILVER WATOMKs Ann CHAINS
OF every variety Will 10 onescd "A pryate sAie ,,sl
bargains may b. had IN them The pullio ar ts,liI
20 e-ll - no 80 Phillips House, Third etreet sisi In,
fptAt a4e koousp anu ket rpAtfns dona itla iast
nAhaer' 'elodgn' r. KrfNE y
~ II ~ . ~. =. = =
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

.rvos vxx pAnr STATE sxxrrsrLl
Noon Reports.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CABINET TO
Be INSISTED UPON.
Potomac .srnsy to be Dtsbanded.
Heavy Reinforcements to be Sent
Southwest.
A BRIG. GEN. UNDER ARREST.

NV YoRK. January 26-The Secretary Of
War has notified Congress that ne is making such
changes in the organization OF his Department as
will relieve him from future necessity for more
than one Assistant. Ii is understood Mr.. Wal
cott retires, and that Mr.. Watson remains as
Assistant Secretary.
The exposure made by members of the Penn
sylvania Legislature in reference to alleged
bribery and corruption. in which Cameron is a
participant. is to De made the subject of inquiry
on the part of the Senate.
The Herald's dispatch ssys:
As one OF the results of the recent Republican
caucus, it is intimated the demand for a recon
struction of the Cabinet will be urged with
pertinacity, and that il change should not be
made before March 4th. Congress, in imitation OF
the British Parliament, will pass resolutions
declaring a want of confidence in the present
Cabinet
The Worlds dispatch saws a very important
report, said to be founded on good authority. in
reference to the Army of the Potomac, has
reached me to. night Ii is that the Army of the
Potomac is 10 be virtually disbanded and that
the greater portion of il will be sent West to op
crate ia the grand campaign soon to be inaugu-
rated small portion OF it will be Retained
near Washington, just enough to protect the city
So runs the report.
The Tribune has the following from the head
quarters OF the Army of the Potomac. Jan. %:
A Brig Gen. commanding a division was
placed under arrest yesterday by Burnside, for
denouncing the policy Of the Administration
upon the slavery question and expressing disloyal
sentiments This General has daily been ex-
pecting promotion to the rank 5f Major General,
and assignment to the command of corps.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
Legislative sum mary.
MoSDAr. January %, 1863.

MONDAY. January %, 1863.
SIxArE-A memorial presented from
resident stockholdsr of the Lawrenceburg Branch
of me Bank OF the State. setting fosth that the
President of the Bank using the fluids Tor
his own private business, aud asking inquiry into
the matter aud legislative relief Referred TO
the Committee on Banks bill was passed
fixing the term OF holding courts in the 2oth Ju
dicial District. Bills were reported back from
the Judiciary Committee. aud tabled or orders!
for engrossment and third reading. The bill
Ne. 3. 10 give the prosecutor in criminal prose
eutions the opening and closing argument. VAS
debates length by Messrs. Brosne OF Ran
colph. Downey and McClurg ia favor OF the
change. and by Nes>rs. Raw, Claypool aud March
against. and il vas fnrlly indefinitely postponed.
HovsE-The morning session consumed
Ia the second reading cot bills. A resolution 10
meet the Legislature OF Kentucky in council on
the var made the special order for " eines-
day afternoon. In the afternoon the Speaker
laid before the House lengthy communication
from Lewis Bollman, Esq OF Monroe county
with respect to a State Agricultural College.
Resolutions of inquiry in reference 10 the arms
IN possession OF the State the inhumanity OF
Surgeons 10 sick aud wounded soldiers, the for
fixture Of the charter OF the Bank of the State OF
Indiana by refusal TO reLeem It's notes in specie.
we're adopssd Bills reaching Ia No. 80 we're n
tredsssd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

SrErcH OF JupGE SMrrH.--The Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, the distinguished Judge of the United
States District Court for Indiana, and late mem
Der of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet. made great speech
last night at Masonic Hall There was great
crowd present, and he speech was a fine speci-
men of defamation; and although there were no
new ideas broached--no policy for ending our
troubles defined. bul that of the last man and
the last dollar--it was still a great speech be
cause it was delivered by great man.
We can only notice few points. In speaking
OF the danger OF divided counsels at the North he
cited the rise to empire aud power of Rome and
her decline aud fall. and concluded one Of his
line sentences by saying that Rome il ruled
'by drveng old! lotard called The Pope" This
was more than one man at least could stand, but
he was speedily hustled out OF the Hall and order
restored
His next fight was among the crowned heads
of Europe, and he predicted that our troubles
would crumble the decaying dynasties right
speedily. Although anxious Judge Smith
or any other man, We could not see how this re
suit to follow, but others could, to Judge
from the shouts that followed the enuncaton of
the prophecy
He dwelt. as all orators do, very long on the
duty of the patriot to yield willing obedience to
all edicts Of the Government in power, whether
they approve the principle not, peace could
ouil VIC CoHqucftu w tuc SNOtu- ne Coutciiucu
that il could be obtained in no other way. He
asked what it signifiei if we were all destroyed
so that the great principle we fought for was OBJ
| tanned. He did not stop to tell what would be
left to govern when the people were all beneath
the sod, or tell US who was TO bury the last nan
He touched upon the proclamation. and rather
| legged the question there. we thought. he said
the proclamation was misunderstood and misrep-
| resented. The President had no power to
abolish slavery as an Institution. and did not pre-
tend to do il. The Institution of slavery as
clearly recognized in South Carolina to-day as
ever it The President, under the war
power only liberated the slaves of rebels t, use
them, 50 far as they could be used. to aid in sup
pressing the rebellion.
New England and the idea of separating from
her next claimed his attention. He could demon
strate from figures. which never lie. that the Wes
sold more of her produce to New England thar
to all the Southern States. and he appealed to the
interests OF the people TO dismiss all idea of cast
ing her off
HIS close was eloquent appeal TO the pride
and the patriotism of the people to carry the old
flag in triumph through the rebel States. and con
quer that much desired state OF existence, per
manent peace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
LYONS Katharion.

Ibis delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human hair again up BY tie original proprietor
and made with the skill and attention,
which fret crested its immense and unprecedented sales
Of ov-r one million bottles annually II Is s;ll sold
IS cents large bottles Two million bottles easily
be sold in year when is again known that the Ks-
hsrion Is only the delightful hair dressing
the world but that elesnses the scalp Of scurf and
eAndruf gives The hair lively, rich luxariani growth,
and prevents from turning gay These consider
atoms worth knowing Toe KAthsnoa has beeu tested
for twelve years, and is warranted described.
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhair viii the
KnhsriOo- is anely psrfurued. cheap and valuable
Il Is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the world
n. = BARNES 4 CO. New York
anl7-dkvltAusu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27


CLoAKs, MASrrLLAs AND FuRs We notice the
establishment in our city OF a new branch of
bushes. which speaks volumes for the increase
oil trade end that division which always waits
upon metropolitan growth The advantages of
The division 20 the purchaser is apparent 10 all.
The Dew establishment we allude to above is one
Of the mist extensive houses in the West for the
sale Of cloaks, mantilIas, furs and black silks
lvens Co, from Philadelphia, is the firm, and
their rooms are In the. old post Office build
ing. on the east side of South Meridian street.
We are sure the ladies will take especial delight
in examining the various beautiful goods, made
up with exquisite taste. to be found there Every
style Of cloak that fashion has put its seal upon.
and made Of every kind Of goods adapted to the
purpose. and at prices to suit, will be found
in profusion- We notice in the endless
variety black beaver and fine cloth
cloaks in the Princess style the latest
Castilian sacques, new style; Plush and water
proof sacques: water proof and cloth circulars.
and English tricot sacques. circulars. The prices
of these range from 81 up to as large a price
and as ine an article as any Broadway belle
could desire to throw over her shoulders for
promenade. There are also Rough and Readys,
at ali prices. from 8 up. Walking around the
room and getting out OF the range of witching
cloaks for ladies. we reach the children's depart
ment. and there find all sizes OF cloaks and man
tilas of the same styles of the larger ones, for
children Of all ages.
We do not profess to be posted on the names
of the fashionable goods kept by Ivens L Co.,
or TO he able to describe them; but we know as
well As any one what is beautiful. and "a larger
collection OF beautiful goods we can say was
never placed IN one room than is now TO be seen
in the Old Post Office building The furs and
silks correspond with the cloaks and manlilIas
and we can only say to our lady friends. 20 and
see them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
The Weekly sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES.
Sob PRINTING.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing, in the best style. on short no.
tice. and a. cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a tine assortment
Of paper and cards. and we can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues,
&C.. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
that want printing done. If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
Brow's Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CArARsH they
beneficial. The good effects resulting from the of the
Troche, and their extended use has caused them be
counierleited. Be TO guard against worthless i'm
itations osrAN only the genuine BroeR's bronchial
7roches, which have proved their efficacy by test Of
many years. PUsIIo STEAMERS and SINGERS should use
the Troce,s. Military Officers AM Soldiers who
the voice and exposed sndlen changes. should
have them. Sold everywhere al Is cents per box.
fan1I- Swr2r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27
CA ETlON.

The markets. full of limitations representedto be the
same ss"BRowN's oNCHIALT RoCHEs,' which are
productive positive injury Many
wilrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ng prolific themselves Ask rand
OBTAIN oni. BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs,"
which ny long experiences haveproved their value having
receivedthe sanction of physicians generally and testi
monialsfrom sminentmen throughouttbe country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
theaeced parts the sedatye and soothing eHec, tie
lining ofthe wndpipe into IT, sronehiiasytP Pull
monairritaiion and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
be various which and
singeTsaTe liable febli-dly's2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

IT rELkfskAFH-
Ctoctumafi Market

CrScISSsrr. January o.
Flour advanced I0c. closing krm At = 900
5 IS for snperfne-
Whisky dull at &c.
Wheat Is held &c higher. which checks the de-
mand. and very little was done Corn advanced
lc, closing firm at Sic in bulk. and 6006lc in
cludiug sacks. Oats firm at 5596oc in bulk.
Rye in demand at s5c- Barley unchanged and
quiet.
Mess pork unchanged, and no demand At over
$l3 Is for new city mess. Bulk sides 571c.
Short clear middles 51<c- Lard in moderate de
mand at &c. but held at 913c fos city prime
Groceries unchanged.
Gold l46@l4s- Demand Notes i42@l43.
Silver l30@l32 for large. and l25 for small
pieces. Exchange dull at par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-27

forced 1880
An intercepted letter from . member Of Gen
Braggs staff indicates that the feeling against
Bragg is so strong that he will be superseded.
The writer admits that Notwithstanding the
rebels captured the most guns and severai thou
sand prisoners from us, they we're badly whipped.
He says the slaughter of their officers Was awful,
and although the fighting of the rebel army was
splendid. thev were beaten BY superior general
ship aud by the obstinacy Of the Yankees. The
whole number Of rebel prisoners captured in bat
tie was about J. 800 With eight guns and four
standards. s.t...s n5 .s....l. ss-..t..s. s
The weather continues stormy, and the rivers
are swelling.
DR. <. Swift. q. s. A., Medical Director Of
this Department. whose services are almost in
valuable. will be strongly recommended for pro-
motion TO rank as Lieut.. Colonel tor long years
of faithful services