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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
A PRIZE AND A PIRATE.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE British Bark
Springbok, from London for Nassau, arrived
this evening, in charge OF prize crew from
the U. S, gunboat SonomA She was captured
on the Sd, of the Bahamas, in consequences OF
having some articles on her manifest which
the captain could not account for.
Officers from the Sonoma report that when
of the Bahamas, on the let, they saw a steam,
er TO Wlnd"ard lying TO, apparently waiting
for her TO come up. She proved to be tbs
Florida. As soon as she made out what the
Sonoma was, she turned tail The Sonoma
chased her thirty-six hours, but the superior
speed Of the pirate enabled her to escape.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
PROM THE RApPAHANNOoK.

NEw YoRK, Feb l2-The morning papers
contain hardly an item OF news additional TO
the regular associated press dispatches receiv-
ed last night ,...','l.
The Times dispatch says a Reconnaissance
made by Colonel Wyndham as far as Mannas.
sss and Snickers Gap, and TO the Rappahan-
mock, now shows that there are no armed
rebels this side Of the stream, with the excep-
ton Of few Of Whites Gnerrillas, who hover
about Leesburg
Newspapers published here--iueludinR the
pr0Prielors Of some Of the leading New York,
Philadelphia, Boston aud Western papers
had An interview with the COMMITTEES of WAYS
-snd Means to-day, with regard TO the repeal
Of paper duty No definite results were
reached, but the prospects are more favorable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, Feb, 1.-THE rebel Colonel Cush-
man, arrested on Friday at his residence
near Ripley Tennessee, was brought to Colum.
bus yesterday IN irons Cushman has burned
more cotton perhaps lhau any other man in
the Confederacy. lie has acted throughout
without commission from the Confederate
Government
-Vieksburg letters say the brilliant achieve.
ment Of the Queen running the gauntlet Of
the rebel batteries has had most beneficial
effect upon the spirits OF our Lroops
The Vicksburg correspondent Vt the Jack.
son appeal says il 10 possible that Grant will
make the canal success and suggests that
Grand Gulf Port Gibson aud other points be-
tween Vicksburg and Port Hudson be fortified
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
lReportsd for the Daily Empire.l
New York Market.

INV lokKi Febrnary t.
FLoUR-Reeeipts 900 bbls; market is
5@l0c better sales 5000 bbls 7OOa7 rs
extra state; 50@7 60 common to good
shipping brand Il Ii. o.
WHEAT The Market is steadier
36@l "a Chicago spring; 549l 60 Mil,
waukee club; ! 62@l 67 winter red ives
tern.
CoRN-lc better at 92@93 mixed ives
tern.
oATs-MArkst firm at 72@76 common
TO prime.
P0RK-ShAde frmer
LARD-Firmer at l0t@ll.
DRESSED H0GS--Firmer. ra
WHlSkY-Very unsettled irregular at 8;
@5s. ----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
FROM GALVESTON

BOsToN, Feb ll--A letter from a captain
in AID Massachusetts, dated Houston, Texas,
Jan. 9Th, states that his and two other. com
panies we're captured in the attack on Calves
ton, and conveyed 70 Houston. Capt Vain
wright and Lieut. Lee, OF the Harriet Lane,
were killed; also, eight men killed and ten
wounded. The remainder were taken prison-
ers The prisoners we're all well treated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
FROM VICKsBURG

CHcAoo, Feb. ll.--Special from Cairo to
day of news from Vicksbnrg Saturday The
Ram Queen has returned from below a-
Trip down the river was most successful
She met three steamers with provisions for
the rebels at Vieksburg They succeeded in
sinking them. She took about GO prisoners
one Colonel. The Ram went near
enough to Port Hudson to draw ere from the
upper battery VI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February | l.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-White wheat
Wholesale, 0 90, retail 0 90 Red wheat
Wholesale 8 rs, retail o 90
WHEAT--l24 -Ef s
CORN-55.
0ATS--40@43. sliAHal aI3Al5a
BARLEY 25@l 20.
RYE-90@l 90, wv
HAY-Timothy IA OO@l5 90 per ton.
FLAX-sEED--2 co. est
WHISKY-6O@5O.
GRoCERIES-Coffee 29@33, Sugar IL
ola; Molasses 65@66 Teas 30G9l so
Cheese l2A@l3; Rice s9e1. .a------..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
SHERIFFs SALE

Il Margaret Johns Montgomery Com. Pie Is.
Edwar3 Yarian 81 al. .t. Case No
Il obedience 10 the command OF hn order ef SAL ~,
u me directed In this case, will Ofer Al pnbli 80
me door oi the Court House IN the city Of Dayton,
Saturday, Marea 7, lsG.,
AZ o'clock m OF said day, the following escr,had
real estate Hitnated In the county OF Mantgo,ner,
Ohio, and described M follows towit, Par o7
Numbered % %ior'y.seysn tD, IN Dayton, Montgomery
eoIinsyi Ohio, Mn'eh mas been subsequently divided
yised numbers Of ontloi numbered lori sevan MAJ
yea, June ~ is40, by Allen a smith. Recorded In
book X, No, = page 0Qs. "a
The above property has been apnraIsad ~. s.ito
Lots No gas and 2,Ta9 at. si Sso
And cannot sell for less than wo.thirs ~ fhs
APprasement Terms cash. - - ~S'S
ost1S oSEoEsE ei MosAMAH, shsrin Mont. county.
' A"''N'9' ja2swts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
Reported for the Daily Emprel
I'D New York stOck AHarkeEs d II

New YORK, February l2
STOCKS-Irregular, dull Money 6@7
on call Sterling Exchange at / IDOL II /;
American Gold 54i United States skies
81 coupons est, registered 933 Treasury
1910 l02t Demand notes 5Os, one wear
certificates SO, United, States Gves "a cou.
pons 81. lI p - 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
MASTER coMMIssIONER,s 49,

o hunsSae o. Montgomery superior Court.
JRmes HUDSON ct oil Casa No teat
obedience TO tho command Of an order OF salo 10
me directed by the Superior Court or Montsoro0 20 20
county, ono wlll oner Tor sale the door Of ~
.ss Saturday, February i4 igs9
At2 O'Clock y m OF SAID day, the followins rsat ..
situate IN inc township o. Msd River in he eonntv ~
Montgomery aud described rs fooWs To- 49, q q
no no. ninety wv on map X made by John Gerard W.
Ot9ssnSn' Ala william Price, eommisslo ners anno,n "a
ted by the court OF common pleas OF HamIltor @
y, ohlo 2 make per ton among the heirs and ~.
Fsors of James ana Jane Findhy, OF their an d as-
said county, the above having been set ansr, IN
and confirmed BY the sad court 20
William 81 Maeklay as part Il his share m .,I 70
said lot ninety 800 fronts Finn street on % snd
and the township road on the SOUTH and contaps
acres and W pefches, more or less. Aiao aI ~ w.,
liam y. Hutfnan's right 70 tho surplus water ~ VIZ
"A reserved IA deco 20 Moses Lindemood 49,
april, 10 3. for LOT 1853 on said map X uA'eu zelil
said real estate has been appraised a. a ,oo - D.,
may sell for two-thrds Of sad sum ry ~ hn'
Master Commissioner sup. Court 1, oni ~
T. J. 3. Sara, Attorney. &C., 90 ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
III Il "A ID Q u "A r. II a q
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. HEIDLER, "Monteomery Bopss -
corner loom, At the old Excelsior Daily Market l.
constantly receiving, and keeps for sale n 4 t,SI a q H
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODtj1E' VFaEA1,Ap A,p
hLksi FRUITS, GAME In season. and ali ths edihies
Ae no enn COLES. nom the four points of the ea,n
pass Ahappetlnng extras which are 40 agrasa NJ, y.
'he palate, may be had at the Excelsior Market 70
Od JAKE 10 determined 10 please The pl,hjic and h
tAhliAhmenL ' "''''' s'ihllaf eH-
you any and every day. '''N ~ sY PLEASE a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
Physicians Prescriptions,

g rEClAL attention paid to the eompounding ol
- Physicians Prescriptions. None allowed ioS ~
put up but by competent apothecary. B0Yg' R6T
ALLOWED To COMPOUND MEDICINFs.
80, ~. W. DfETRICH
ffd" ApotheeAry Phillips Honse
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
-CINoINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

ClNOlNNAIIf VENEREAL' HOSPITAL,
Established In the Year 1850,
ToR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR, y, BoNAPABTE, nom London and Pan.
~ hospals, and for the past ten yoarn Of the Gin
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whore permanent cure OF Private Diseases can ~
obtained. without the use Of mercury or change Of
die, gonorfh'sa cured in 70 e hours, elect cured
inraal kmissions stopped In 10 0 days; Seminal
Mesknes cured IN @ weeks; Syphilis its prima-
20 weeks; skin Diseases cured In / 70 weeks, i'm,
potency. ngor restored IN 20 4Woeks All disease
OF private nature treated with unparalleled sucoess
Dr. Bonapartes great work on private diseases. thu
lvete Guide % Health, ~ beneficial 10 ALL male and
emale, old snd young, should read this book It,Ti
cents, sentby mail.
Dr.. Bouaparte's French Patent Male saf.l IL ia
PERFECTLY safe, and tails 10 20 Gatisacou lis
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
frloe % the French Patent Male SAFE, o. the single
es- Madame LOZIER's FemSie Monthly Pills is a
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions aud ali To-
male diseases Ladies should not use them aGfr1ng
pregnancy, a. they will produce n,iscnruaee. pfa,e
" per box--eAtrs hne sb-sent TO any address By
Drs b 4 X. are the men TO consult: thev mr.. mn.
quesuonahly acknowledged TO be the Champions and
knks oi unereai dieeasea, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old world; tbey
have been accustomed from an early are of vouth 10
Wl.ieHs the various diseases which afhct inankind
ana 70 waleh the progress through long career oil
professional study In every sphere OF liie nom he
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion OF The veal
NY and having ascertslned beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select tbs
geheIauVe system as their particular and 10 de
vote ihef wnoe attention 70 the alienation OF the dis
eases OF these important functions No letters will be
answered unless they contain q remittance q a most
age stamp. Call or address, F
-, Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS.
NO is4 sycamore street, between Fifth Sixth east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
NOTIOE.

"A nniersgned by note or acoonnt viii i 20 & aiv
On m ri ohsndler 2gO Third street. up stairs, whsre
~ ~ Poohs sIe Kept, ana settle III same i am In
'oAS squared lA2d2m n. sIGFERAAH.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
~ INA French RhMnhI

WAsHlSoFoE, Feb l2-.There Is no iounda-
ton for the sensation report that Seoretarv
Seward has rejected the French proposal for
the meeting OF Commissioners from the North
and South, 10 arrange terns Of peace, A. the
French proposition (if such a thing there b. !
has not yet reached our Goyernmsnt ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
AFREsH ARRIvAT

IUSr received complete assortment of Coal M
u Lamps, shades and burners, Wleks and OHM
neys for sale cheap by % NA''is
uss JAMES ABBEY, pruVe.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
GRAPE VINE ROOFS AVN wINr

fAAkboh OIL Of the best quality the market can
" produce both for safety and durability In BURNING
and as Tree nom offensive odor ~ can be- made te,
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY. '''
ueo sr.t.s.s Druggist, 1870 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
SEWING MACHINEs

RoUGHr, sold, exchanged or repaired a, H.rts
~ cre,s second Hand slove and Furniture store
No 40 iihiu street, do2Odl ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12
Valuable Stock for Sale.

l HAVE 10 head Of fine horses and mares, 1oo h.s1
hne hogs, and 10 sowa, with pigs; head of mIlen
GOws-two Hesh--the othera will be In a short time,
hne Norman stallion; all OF winch l desire 10 sell
Persons wish TO purchase can do 80 by calling on
the subscriber, three miles from Dayton, on lie Gov
ington pike. fe9daw3ts Il p MrMNS''f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-12

wAsHHoros, Feb ll.-AThe following COM
munication was transmitted to the Senate to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
FRO1I RAITIlI0RF. Il

BALTIMORE, November IL.
dispatch to General sehenek from General
eTn Shore, Virginia, November 18th, reports
that small party of rebel raiders landed on the
Chesapeake Shore yesterday, but before they
could get into the interior they Were,met aud
captured by the Post Guard. They belong to the
gang Of the notorious Captain Bealle, Of the
rebel navy.
A second dispatch says that one OF our coast
ing vessels fell in with Captain Bealls and cap
tured hum and his whole party consisting OF the
commissioned officers and sixty men,
NEW ORLEANS, ov. I've have q report from
Washburne's division was attacked and driven
IN on the morning Of the Sd inst. The rebels
Eerei however, soon checked, and driven of
with 8 loss OF 100 killed and 300 prisoners, Our
loss Is said to be forty killed.
The army Of the Teche country is coneentra-
ting at New Siberia and vicinity Nothing has
been heard from General Banks naval expedi-
Ton It's destination vas probably Brownsville,
which It is supposed will be an easy CAPTURE in
Eastern border of Texas.
The Richmond Enquirer ofthe 1lth, says re-
Inducements under Gen. Imhaden met the re-
treating troops Of Gen. EehOls, near Sweet
Springs IN Monroe county, Va, some 40 miles
from Chrstiansburg, the nearest point on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad and checked
the further advance OF Gen. AYriPs Yankees.
More fighting was expected before the latter
wonld relinquish their design Of destroying the
railroad.
Inc same paper says passengers by the Fred
the Yankees arrived at Jsmini, Is miles from
Fredericksburg, and that Meade Is rapidly ad-
Vancing towards that city. where the decisive
contest will probably take place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
.TELEGR PHO.
[SATURDAY NIGHTS DIsPATCHEs.l
LATER FROM REBELDON.
Richmond papers mourning
over the defeat on the Rap
pahannOek.
Government made arrange
meHts to ciOthe Union
Prisoners.
Union Prisoners fed on bran
and water.
More about the Canadian Plot
More about the Canadian Plot



FORTRESS MoNRoF, Nov. IS.
The Richmond Examiner OF November 10th,
says.
rhos. White, proprietor of the Abingdon Ho-
tel, was shot and mortally wounded in a Difficult
" with Colonel Chambers.
The Richmond Examiner after giving a state
mebt Of the CAPTURE OF two of their briGades
says It IS believed that Lee expected Meade 70
ADVANCE, but was not prepared Tor so early and
vigorous an attack. Il now appears that Meade
can advance as quickly as he retreats.
The Enquirer demands the dismissal from the
army OF the Brigsdier who commanded the cap
tuTed prgades, for their disgraeeful negligence.
The Enquirer Of the 10th, saws:
There IS no material change at Charleston
The 1ankees keep up q continuous FIRE day and
night, but with little loss and confidence is as
strong in Charleston as ever.
ACharleston correspondent of q Georgis paper
says:
should the Yankees try the strength of our
sny army ever received
Every day adds to our strength while it les
sens the Yankees.
A rebel correspondent writes to the Atlantic
I1tellgeneer, that our extreme right now occu-
pies LoudoD, which gives us command Of the
Tennessee river at that point, bringing our for
ees within twenty-three miles Of Knoxville.
important movements are expected in that di-
rectlon. The enemy evacuated London at our
approach.
The Examiner states that Eve pieces Of cannon
are now planted on the prisoners at Belle Isle,
alL aAg glFlAon9tAaliOu 70 over power Lle EuAr0f
will result in thinning out their number amazing.
ly.
Rebel papers have the following dispatches
NARROws, NEAR DUBLIN, Nov. S-0ur cavalry
captured at Rogersyille 60 prisoners, cannon,
two stands OF cOlOrs, co wagons, and 1000 ani-
mails. Our loss was killed aud wounded.
R. RANSOM, Major General.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, Nov. S-WeldOn
advices state that ten Yankee gunboats arrived
at Corrytowr, with troops Il is thought anOsh-
er force from Newbune, of 2,OOO cavalry and 10
pieces OF artillery, designed for the same
point An adequate force has been sent to check
them.
JEFF. Davis arrived st Richmond on the sth.
The Enquirer is much exercised a. the result Of
the North Carolina election, which has sent one
or two peace men to Congress.
Richmond papers say that the Yankee prison
ers are to be sent soon to DansVile, Lynchburg
and other places,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
FRONI NEW Y0IK.

NEw lORE, E6y. IL
The Baltimore Americans eorrespondsnes
from Charleston harbor, Of the llth, says thai
the Monitors MOntauk and Passaic hGd returned
rom Port Royal fully repaired.
The gunboat Lsipsic had arrived.
The bombaTdment OF Sumter goes On without
unusual incident. The rebel IRE was not very
serious. .rr
The Monitor Pstspsco recently threw Eve
shells into Battery Bee, mpelling the rebels 20
desert their guns for a short time. err
General Gilmore recently threw three ordinary
shells into the center OF Charleston, merely to
try the range Of his guns.
The correspondent presumes, however, that
Charleston will not be shelled until the Monitors
are in position, in rebellion roads, when fits sur
render can be demanded according to all forms
and usages Of war. --TtrHr
The rebels have at least two thousand negroes
working on batteries on Sullivan and James Is
lsnds, but many Of them viii be found useless
when the great trial comes.
The correspondent concludes by saying that
the prospects OF early and successful results
were never more promising than now, and indis-
tinctly refers TO an experiment recently made, 50
full Of success that the rebel Obstruefions no
longer to be feared, and stating his firm convic-
ton that we will have Charleston on its ruius,
between nOW and Christmas. sslFp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

The total amount received at both cities during
the same period last year was flour, bbls, 2OS.S6;
wheat, bush "A, $780, I62; showing deficiency in the
aggregate receipts this year of Os2 bbls our and
1885, ,S34 bush wheat, reducing flour to wheat OF
5,67l,sN bush.
On the receps Of wheat alone for the present year
thus far it viii be observed that Chicago is nearly
million and half bushels behind Milwaukee, while
in hou7 Chicago leads Milwaukee over 900, 90 bills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
FROM NORTH CAROIINA.

NEWHHERHt November 10
Major General Peck made reconnaissance OF
the Ch0wan River near the mouth Of the Black
water on he 9th, 1th and sth instant, with Com
mOdOre Flower, and the Whitehead, Delaware
and Miami As he was some two hundred and
fifty miles from Newbern, IL was presumed he
was waiting the cooperation Of MaJ0r- General
Foster, from Fortress Monroe.
The rebels were Rpprehensive OF some move
upon Weldon and burnt the bridges over ths
Wieacom river and other principal streams.
Chas. Henry Foster has recently returned
from an expedition to Pasquetauk and PeFqus-
ans counties, and bringing a number OF recruits
He found a strong Union feeling in the region
visited. This section IS not yet protected BY TIA
Federal forces.
-Four large steamers engaged IN running the
blockade Of Wilmington have been captured
within the last three days Ore was laden with
%, 900 Enfield rifles, ammunition and clothing,
one with sslt petre and lead, and the others
with escorted cargOes. The orignsl cost Of one
was $4,000
The stare debt of North Carolina, amounting
70 upwards Of one million dollars, has been en-
tirely liquldated from the proceeds Of blockade
running, In which the State Government Was
largely engaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16

These geatlemen have formed sub commit
t;es on Finance, Music, Room Managers, In
vitatiOns, Decorations, Carriages snd Fire
works.
All preparations are being msde In the
most splendid style. The Academy of Music
will be RoOred over for the ball, snd hand
sOmely decorated. The various sub-cOm-
aittsss srs urging forward their various du-
ties with energy, and the occasion promises
to be the graudsst of the sort that ever came
of in Cleveland.
The excursion party from this city will
leave here Wednesday morning, and will
meet the excursion train, flied with some
four hundred guests from New York, at
Meadevills. The two parties will return to-
gsthsr in the afternoon and a supper at the
Angler and ball at the Academy will come
of in the evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-16
COMM Err GAL.
OLKVKLAND MARKKF.


MOREING LEADER OFFICE, !
SATURDAY EvESING, November Il, 1885,
FIOur-Sales IS bbls Indiana double extra at
s6,eO.
Wheat-sales 500 bush rcd free board at 81, "a
5000 bush from store at sl,25; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh track at sI,s4.
COrn-steady at 9l@92c.
Onts- Quiet at &c.
BarIey-Sales 200 bush from store at 81. 30.
Rye-Iu light demand. latest sales were at sI,l5.
HighwInes-Firms at See.
HOgs-seling at a range Of o, 90 for light TO 5000
for choice heavy.
Butter Choice qualities are in good request for
home use at 2sg24c. Otherwise the market remains
dull with very few sales Central Is quOtsbIe at 7G2O
and good Western Reserve In lots at 22r.
Cheese-Firm at lSe.
Eggs-Sales at l9c.
Fenlhers-steady at 5O9s5c.
saIt-steady Sales at s2,s5 for Fine and se,-o fof
Coarse.
Beans-Qaotable at 22.s9.
seeds-Nothing doing and prices nominal.
Carbon OiI-selilns at 5595O.
Receipts-5,OCO bush wheat, and eco bush oats.