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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

AHGTmER YsCTEM or MaEEgAmY

The telegraph infosmsa the AmeTiean
pcople yesterday THAI aaosher eisixsa of
lows Henry Clay Dsaa--hsd sen naae
the victim Oh that brute force whieA has
become the Eale 0E Govssnsaasas 10 these
S0eshaea Ssssas- This occurred At X So
kaks where shsrs i = Asspatal for sick
and wounded soldiers, and whsgs not
many weeks siaee the constitutional
sighss of anosher eisiaen Of Iowa we're
outraged by, perhaps, the same persons.
Yet notwithstanding thsss easgagas, the
dastaFds who eommis them profess 70 act
ID the name Of the Constitution, az il il
wore . e4sassitasioaal ack 10 deprive q oiti-
aea Of his righss af psssoa and property
Hithaas aay process of law, aad al she
mere viii OF his personal sasaaias.
We would write about Ehesa agggas-
sions upon liberty IL the time for wis-
ing ~ we'll 90 talking were not oyag,--
Tiers 10 no use 10 write or. Talk 10 the
people on these ouisages. They have
been committed now 10 frequently and 10
deiiberasly that TIE people cannot hEs be
aware shxs their liberties are threatened
with SUGGESTION thai they bold their livss
AMI enjoy their property, MT By the
rights Ut nature or The protection VI law,
bat By the suiysranre Of syranss and sheir
satellites. II this aonsidason Be NOS saiR-
ciens 30 rouse tbs people to sense Of
their dau9e, and Of their duty In the
face OF dangef thare il no use for as nor
fH any one else to attempt to saspire
them with the sentiments Of EFeosaen,
aud 70 kindle Ia their heagks the spirit Of
patriotism.
The iadignisies and oasrages 10 which
nenry Giay Dean was subjected yester-
day At Keokak will be repeated In ether
places To- morrow, or coon after, on other
citissns WIG By their devotion to Eheis
country and 10 the eoastitusioa,1 haye
made themselves obnoxious 20 those whe
have superseded the eonssisutian, M q
rule 81 uovernmsSs BY their own will,
and who made is the parpose of the Gov.
ornEasns under their ooasrol to enriea
their partisan supporters at the expense
OF the psopas a Iargs,
TO bear these uuErages az sheY have
been buYpe. il an eyidencs ssrofig, pgsi-
tive sndi isaounsros Urssbie that The peopsss
ara ~ really 10 be ruled By dsspaG "a
there has bean fsaad q desposIsm reaix
~ asrogase 10 ITSELF pawsrs og GpTexn-
rnens which the fathers os che Ameviuaa
system rssssvsd BIZ special eompaas ID
she psOpse-
Writing and talking i yaln under the
circumstances Id wAioA the counsry
groans and frasaiis. If the people Rill
rot set nov for che preservation
of their liberties, shsy might - well De-
clare themselves formally 10 be ready for
ssbiesaion 10 any power which has The
eoufHss q oan it1saf their mssssr.-- Ds.
Aaess HvaiA E
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

CpSsrssrTrFs A0F-Tha WssAiagso1
Chreas<Js ii tho Skh inst, esssAiaias he
fsllaeiAk aaaoasrsNsas aE s9ssss IN
der sais - fer lassv heiag el1siAi ss
Hns Diaries. Caps. n. a. Rutlaars.
Pruvoss Marshal Jshnsoa Pisrs0u, III
rolling Comsisslgsa4r De. i u, Sha1sr,
asecs~4 tn. = 1sps. 2. 81. HAll. PRO.
vpes Msrshel w +. DsvtM xnfallise
Conn ,s.ipnsFs DF, y I. Bssss~4 Sss-l
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t;snlsts sasrs ~ ]. N J1Sisy 81
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6Erk nfsi.r-, 49, m. 4. (,uustus.I
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27
DIED

IN sAAs Gaay, en- The 2oth May, doHS AL
ax@a 10 years and months
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

came 10 TIM CONSTITUTIONS, AZ xHR
snsrwKnCxRr aARisas cIIEss voTaE LAsT
tz@ANxs wHsz RfGaT Alb Tass TxkRxsf
eI0sn AnOuHp ala lss--Dsssss iksssf9.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

- 1t Is said thai tia Hon. @. L. Fsl-
laHdiaham hes hesa ssnssasei by the
Burnside court martial 10 the iaisnd OF
TEtugas FOR the term Of tive yaaFs, be-
cause, Is the abelisioaisss allsge, saas be
Ia an eaemy 70 the Union. Suppose We
admit for the argamens's sake that he is;
then why are not these Union-dafying,
seoeasion-soarting kaavss OF pardition,
saoh - Greedy, Phiiips, Bsecher, samner,
Wade, Giddings and hundred others.
who deslare 10 "a oasspoksa mannss shas
they have been laboring for years 70 get
the UaseH divided, kaaisAsd with Ysllaa-
dinghamP They make no pgessnsioss to
loyalty; they have bssa successful. in
their efforts 20 10 provoke shis rebellion,
ssiIi the party in power apholds them. =
Such 10 abolition justice. saeh Justice
u his has sarsed maay nation are shis,
aad aalsss checked will curse another and
better sae than ever before existed.
i tsSsK s,Eyy - S---- s~
90 Viewed In tina lighs OF tha facts
watch are gradaalIy being revealed, the
following dispatch sesns anyshiag bet
truth. When Ii was ssss sens ws hoped
that ii might be true, bst there ID no lon
ger any grounds For thai bone, sss
srAsraK 10 roRs.
- 4 WAsmExssss, May 7.
e dagor GssveI Pope IS ssa
stTha FFssidsns and shs tieaarai. in
ChssE faave isss resuFnsti from the Afsay
OF tho poscmaus The principal opera
tion Of 1eM. Hookss failed, bot there
has been no serious disaster % the organ
isasaon and eizsaensy Of she array. Il. Is
aow oNoapyisg iss fersasF position an tbs
Rappshaanosk. having rscsossea the riv-
sr Widest sag loss IN che aoveaant.-
Not nsra shan third of Gen. HOOK
erss force was engaged. usa. Stone.
manss operations have bear brilliant
saseaas. A part gf his farcs has i'd
yaassd within two miles 81 Richmons.
aad she engmy'a eonmunfraiions hare
been oct ID every direction,
The Army Of tAs pesemse viii spesd-
lily resasne elfsnsive Operations.
ssEpwra Nj. srA0rus,
s'Sssrssary VI War;
From repahlIwp sosrsss ~ learn sAsa
our lass was ovsr q, poo This, shs Sc.
Rotary says II stns sesisas aisassss. o.
Tha naanie A IA "a a u Il Is 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

SwauxaR Aec1nxsfA boy f6ss. hSs
life On Cosy Island, lass week, In . sias
ksl&s mAana<. NJ wss aiegine elsns,
nhsa ma Doe ssxssk pesissfils shss
lodged thars duFiag sama sxpeFimssts
some time Ago, alsd ID sxplodSds causing
fatal iaiuries. EaasEa ~ I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

On the fssh Inst. band 81 gssmilias
sspsnrsd Riehmaad IL Clay seaasy, Mo-.
aaa riflsd the sowa sg everything. The
ssaAst bad sapsarsd Plsss1ks4 Id CHM.
Ton esanty saa robbed - 0oass House
q I'll ,0oo.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

~ y stsss tAas ~ afrest of HsnkJ
clas Usna, a Ksstsk, - spaa ~
as1g - - Rsss1ss N.sshzz ef o. ksa-
u sses riss kasdz NJ u y ~ plaosd,
- Hi ~ ~ err s1os ~ Dssa 4
~ - IN - th&a oss u - &zsst
49, q ths TInisn - Gsnsete 1ttoas~s-
Issl1k ~ thss u y aruste& ! - ~
-, tse, Il 4 prabshis sAat = WIN y
pueiaAsd hkAhimA aias - - -
& ~ AasiaissxsGisn - asstsss bsl6iy
for ~ - <ulis1E H., - I111 -
hss ben - ~ viii " as4ssle4 III 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

r. l. MkAxDzra, Ia psspsFed 10 re-
pare, stain aad varnisk ola furnlsnrs and
nske i hook - COED - usw, his rRises
are very ssdsfsss hs ksepa On hasd
spasss tor a. psspsss q febsssomsas
shai~ Dsas fsrgss Ne place. alksE-
.nrrass New ssers, Made asosA~sg
th@s yes vill asd iittle of syssyshiags
fpa ! wssdisg hss ~ = - sszasst sss
seskina snass. H.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

From fspubllovp sesress W. learn shsa
oar lass was essr - 20 This. sAs $50
Rotary says y stns sesssas aisassss. y
The people % set 80 II Ii shat llxhs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

10 0&sAI@cl1hs W hAb sA 10 De gone 10
save our Constellation snd to save our
liberties from being overthrow by the
mouarchisss who now rule the country .
There are but two remedies. First, The
ballot box. Second, Revelation. Here
tofore through The ballot box all Of our
internal troubles have been ssssled--
through the ballot boz have the monarch
lists been rebaked and buried from place
and power.
Les the Democrats prepare 70 cry il
once more. Organise Demoeratic clubs
In every coanty, township and school
district In the union. Disouss aAs psii%
Giss Of ske present Adnisissrasion, az
anime sheir tendencies, and II fsand 10
be bad, deternins 10 change them BY
sIeesing mea to ofRes who will adopt
other policies which viii have oshss ssn.
asBeies. Democrats, b. true 10 she Con-
ssisution and the laws. Labor srdsnsly
and diligently 10 essshlish poliey whieh
Mn give the ssaassy peace and restore
the Unlen. psrmis M 70 ssy, THAI the
moss ekectuai way % accomplish sAsss
obieess--to pssssFys yoar iibartlss, rs-
establish pesse and rssssrs and rrssssss
tbs Uaisa, b = adhere . yosr pszo-
n~o& sss v.rxnnsss8@s as.s4 taEa ~ sss..s -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
PROM OFF GALVESTON.

The following is 40 extract from letter
written by acting Asst Paymaster, Fredrick
y Thompson, OF steamer New London, has
been forwarded to the Secy Of the Navy.
Saturday Evening, Jan l0.--We arrived
of Galveston about noon to-day, and as soon
as the Captain reported 10 the Gag officer, the
request weOt up the flag officer to prepare for
action, and we got under weigh. This Brook.
lyn stopped about two miles from Ft White.
New London and Scioto went clase in to draw,
if possible the ire Of any batteries which the
rebels may have erected. Surrounding the
fort could be seen tents Of the troops, and to-
wards them our iire was directed. The ball
was opened by the Brooklyn and Scioto fol
lowed viii her eleven inch and Parrott We
we're along the other extremity Of the town,
we opened with one Parrot and one Sawyer,
elicited no reply We then went within mile
and half OF the fort aud opened ere on the
enclmpment The Scioto came after US,
while the Brooklyn, with tremendous range'oi
her guns planted shell nearly at the dis.
tance Of three miles. We we're rolling tire.
mendously and had to cease firing.
Our starboard thirty pounder was fired a
shall exploded in the fort and on down came
the rebel flag, the halyArd being cut. Ate
firing several good shots, signal was sent
up from the Gag ship to cease firing
Through our glasses we could see the masts
Of the Harriet Lane over the town. Tonight
our squadron has been reinforced by two gun.
boats carrying sixteen guns Tomorrow
being Sunday nothing will be done, but when
the bombarement is renewed it willb terrific.
Galveston is a doomed town. Monday we
shall try to pass the forts at the mouth OF the
harbor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
RUMoRED DESTRUCTION OF THE
OVETA

New YoRK, February "A passenger by
Columbia from Havana, brings intelligence
that a supposed reliable rumor of the des.
truction OF The pirate oyeto (Florida, was
current 10 that city, and that the rumor was
confirmed by the arrival Of the Creole from
New York
The following is his statement in brief;
Friday, January 27th, it was reported in
Havana that heavy firing had beea heard al
Matansas and Cnrdinas, as IL coming from
vessels Of war engaged in serious contest
at sea Il was also stated that ihe Oyeto or
some other rebel vessel had cen chased by
several Union gun boats but with what result
not yet learned II was then believed at Ma
tanzas that The firing and chase we're connec
ted with the same vessel
The Creole arrived ffom New York at IIa
vAnA 29ih. She brought news that she hud
been spoken TO BY Union gunboAt CAyuga
which weasel reported that the Cayuga hac
observed q steamer on fire, supposed to be the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
By Telegraph.
REpoRrED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPA TONES.
sKIRMlsH ON rHE BLAoKwATER.

sKIRMIsH ON THE BLACKWATER.
BALrIMoRE, Jan 81 "A Fortress Monroe
letter yesterday states that the rebels crossed
BlAckwater on Friday. Gen. Peck sent a
force whic drove the rebels back with loss.
We lose forty killed and wounded The rebels
Are retreating toward Franklin.
NKw YoRK, February 1.-The Herald con
tains details Of the late fght near Blackwater
on the night Of the 2Blh inst, with three regi-
ments Of infantry, four detached battalions OF
infantry, 900 cavalry and forieen pieces Of ar
tillery The next night, Corcoran, under or.
ders Of General Peck, advanced to meet the
enemy. The rebels we're found ten miles from
Suffolk, when cannonading OF two and hall
hours caused the enemy TO retreat Corcoran
advanced his force Of infantry with fixed bay
onets, driving the rebels mile, they leaving
their killed and wounded on the Geld. Cor
coran continued to follow them up, and the
rebels took another position two and hall,
miles from the battlefield, and at the latest
mail communication Corcoran was moving to
flank them. The above battle occurred by
moonlight
Telegrams yesternay indicate the rebels
were again drixen from their position, and are
still pursuedR n
Oar loss twenty-four killed and eighty woun-
ded.
Col Kroder, Of the l67tb Pennsylvania
was dangerously wounded the hip
General Corcoran had n narrow escape
Capt. Blodgett of his staff, was slightly woun
ded.
Among the casualties are the following tn
tbs 18th Indiana:
Amos Fonteney, hip and forearm severly;
j II Ream, slightly n A Ore, Co, B, flesh
wounded slightly } Dougherty and Jas Car
ney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
FLoUR--Market Is buoyant. super6ne
6 O5@6 TO- extra 1906 10; family 6 3b@
6 36
WHlSKY-Demand active at 5O@6Ol, lat
ter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-Demsnd good, market closed firm.
ESQ 30 for prime to choice red, 30@
| 80 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
500 | 40 ior prime to choice Kentucky
white No demand for white at the advance.
CORN-Demand active, in excess Of sup.
ply. Ear at 10000 in bulk shelled at 60
96O in bulk, and 69@70 including sacks
oATS-Demand fully up to supply, market
rules firm. We quote new and old at GOA
81 IN bulk, and at 7OG97O, including sacks.
RYE-Demand active at 90 for prime
samples on arrival.
BARLEi-Demand fair for best grades.
Prime iall at 3369l 35; state spring,l prime
to choice, at 2O@l 2j. Qualities below
prime dull.
GROCERIES-Market is firm for all arti.
cIes; sugar 1908, coffee 3O@33 molas.
ses 50955
PROVlSl0NS-Deman good for Mess
Pork held at II 75@l2 90 for old. Lard ac-
tive demand at 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
sCHENCKs PRISONERS RELEAsEl

PHILADELPHIA, Feb, l--Mr Boilean has
been released from Fl Henry.
Havana 18th, per Columbia We have no
reliable information OF the Florida since the
departure ofthe Eagle. OF course there are
many rumors 9 ss..-. ~ M
The San Jacinto is reported lost bat !
have traced the rumor to its source aud Hnd
that it all came from the fact that this vessel
passed Mayaguez, Porto Rico, on the 18th.
One Of the vessels thot the Florida burned
was at anchor, at the time in the mouth of the
Port Of Cardenss s+ft
There has been ne rebel clearances or ar
rivals since my last .J.t
Latest Per AssfrGlian
Liverpool, Saturday Evening, Ensl-
ern and Europa arrived
Breadstuiis quiut and steady provisions
heavy and dull II H.I'Eff
London-Latest gsales, American stocks,
Erie 459@46i Illinois 4O@39 discount.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
BLOCKADE RUNNER oApTuppn

BALTIMORE, February 2-Richmond WAio
OF Saturday has the following:
A telegram was received Thursday night
announces the capture OF the British steamer
Princess Royal, attempting TO run the block.
ade at Charleston, This vessel recently lelt
Halifax, and the blockaders were ON the look
out for her She had very valuable cargo.
eight whitworth cannon, four steam engines
for gunboats, relies, powder, &c. A party Of
English workmen, skilled in the manufacture
OF projeetiles we're also captured aboard. The
pilot and some Of the crew escaped, in boats.
!" Charleston, bringing important dispatches
e "a Commodore Maury 70 the Confederate
q Glvernment EtHU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
BUTLER AND THE PRESIDENT,

WASHINGTON, Feb. LA special to the Tri
bune says General Butler has had several in.
terviews with the President and Secretary OF
War, who have formally renewed proposition
that he shall 60 back to New Orleans, to re.
sumo command of the department of the
Gulf Snd Texas and the troops which General
Banks will lead thither, but with additional
powers OF responsibilities, including those Mt.
lached to organization of an African army on
the Mississippi. . qytT 'n
1t is said that B1tler now hesitates about
accepting the Command in the shape offered
fearing that the means to be given him are
altogether disproportionate to- the end to be
accomplished sf...,.- -...s
Rebel newspapers report that one OF our
iron clads had made an unsuccessful attack
upon Fort on the Coast of Georgia, and had
been obliged to retire in consequence of an
injury TO her turret
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

sHERIFFs SALE.

John Mills, suryiyng partner Of the late hr,n n, n
NJ, mhlsssoek 4 Co. W.. the Dayton and Brani
WILL ohsr at public sale ~ The do y OF the Court
4 House IN lhe "ity oi Dayton, on w N''''
Ifesdayi FtbruaiV g. i8.l
A. two o'clock p N, the right OF sad Davt,, .n.l
i blant turnpike Road Company 70 take toI at ihs
.uf1Pke y. gate OF said Company In Nj ontgomery ooun
lles nom Dayton will DO sOld 70 the person biddinl
ths smallest number Of years and nay tbe abovs
thereon. uh,i 0gAI,A a 'unihk svs'
yohN HOWARD, Attorney. iaa,,ii,se,,1s,
Nb.--Toll collected Rt said gate a foYtravs, % ~.
mllea Of ssd road lying nearest Daytnn "e' y" NV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
MOVEMENTS.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Newark Advert
ser learns from Beaufort, North Carolina, that
on the 26 ult', the whole Of our feet with ex
ception Of one gunboat, left there for Port
Royal,
There we're collected at Beaufort some six
~ large steam transports haqing on board
about 10000 soldiers There we're also in the
harbor l50 schooners loaded with artillery
ammunition, &c, which would leave for Port
Royal as soon as they could gst ready. The
whole comprising the most powerful expedit
ion Of the war
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEWPORT NEWS.

NEWPORT News, Jan 81, VIA FIT. MONROE,
Feb, THE Richmond Examiner of Saturday
contains the following;
Charleston, Jan. 3O-The federal gunboat,
j. p. Smith, carrying eleven guns and $50
men surrendered Internationally to our forces
this afternoon, after sharp engagement at
Stone river
The enemies loss is heavy, Only one man
was wounded on our side.
Another fedeeal Runboat escaped in Grip
pied condition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
! reported for tho Daily Empire. /
New York Market.

NEW lOHkl February 2.
FLOUR-Receipts 600 bbls quiet and
very firm sales 0OGO bbls i55G)7 So
extra state; Z 9O@s 90 common to good
shipping brand X II. o.
WHEAT-Market IS quiet and firm !,
| 49@lS7 Chicago spring 57@l 63 Mil.
waukee club; cool u winter red wes-
tern
CORN-Market l@2o better at 96@964
mixed western.
OATS Firmer at 69@73 common to
prime.
PORK--Frm.
LARD--Steady.
DRESSED HoGS-Firm at Ct
WHlShY-Decidedly higher at 62@63.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
A RAID

NAsHyBLE, Jan, 3l--One thousand caval-
ry, Forres commanding with four pieces of ar
ttllery, are ct the shoals awaiting the passage
of the fleet to this point, which left from the
vincinity Of Franklin, Tenn, for tha, place
last night
stupendons effort for the capture of the
boats on the Cumberland river is determined
on by the rebels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
MORGAN ON THE MOVE

LOUISVILLE, February Morgan with a
considerable force is reported to be crossing
the Cumberland river, above and below.
Rowena, either to cut the Railroad or TO OBJ.
tain possession of certain points in Northern
aud central Kentucky.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
RESIGNATION.

WAsHlNoroS, January 3l-A special to
the Herald says the resignation OF General
Campbell on account OF the Presidents eman-
cipation proclamation, has been accepted
Martindale and Van Allen are to com pose
a ccurt of inquiry in the case of Gen Frank
lin Lieut.. Col Pelenze will probably be
Judge Advocate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
BURNSIDE OFFERED A COMMAND

NEw YoEK, February "A letter from the
Army Of the Potomac, in the Times, says
Burnside has been offered the new department
embracing North aud South Carolina, with
thirty days allowed todeeide whether he would
accept.
Brigader General Pratt, of the Sixth
Corps, is appointed to the command of div.
ision.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS

New YoRK, Feb. 2-The New Orleans Del.
Ia Of the 22d % January says the pilots of
the vessel who board the 290 on the 9Th are
IN arrest there are eight Of them. Previous
to this arrest, says the Delta, they had taken
the oath of allegiance They ought to be
hanged. This was previous to the Alabama s
appearance of Galveston and the sinking OF
the Hatteraa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

oveto, and that three other vessels were firing
into her with great rapidity Locality OF
this engagement was not definitely stated, but
il was In the vicinity Of the Cages, OF Car
denas and Madanzas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
Dayton Market.

HARSHMANs FLOUR-White wheat
Wholesale, 4 7b, retail co. Red wheat
wholsaale 8 so, retail coo
WHEAT-l 06.
CORN-40.
oATs--l0@43
BARLEY-l l5@1 90
RYE-56@6O,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
REooNNoIsANcE.

SUFFOLK, Feb Ia reconnaissance Of the
lst mounted New York rifles went to Zuni.
also in direction of the Isle Of Wight to with
in half mile of the Blackwater bridge but
couldn't find the enemy anywhere in that
neighborhood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
THE FRENCH MINISTER AND THE
STATE DEPARTMENT

WAsBNoToS, Feb Full and satisfactory
explanations have passed between the French
Minister and the State Department regarding
recent allemode efforts to induce MERCER
to depart from just and friendly course re.
specting our affairs
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III Il a ID q IT "A RTERs
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

IACob w. HElDLER, "Monteomarv Hous. ii,
eorasr room, At the Old Exeelsor Daily Market IA
constantly reooyng, ana keeps for sale M tss1i a 20
DRIED MEAIs, POULTRY, PRoDijtE' VIItsA1t,aD VtSii At,D
LIES, LIES, FhulTs, GAME IN season. and All the edihss
st 10 enn eolect from the four points OF the eon,
me palate, may be had at the Excelsior Mertet W
Vih J.ke ~ determined TO please The pnhlic AMI h
JabliHhment Wy "''e' hthilT ea'
,o, osll and gee him He viii be prepared to please
gs - 'S 10y iaibdom
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FROM NORTH cARoLINA

MooREHEAD Cry, N c., Jan. 3O.--The
water between here and Beaufort is covered
with vessels waiting the abatement Of severe
gale The army is in splendid condition
and are eager for the coming conflict
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

HAVE nom 10000 to 10000 two.year.old Gran.
u, ~ vine Roots for sale. will allow a liberal eon,.
mission To all who may sell Tor me- "''"' s"iii'
Also, good Catawba Wine for sale
hesiasnee near The Asylum, south OF DAYTON Al.
aress ooH No. 2so, Dayton, OH, A"'
oeN FREDERICK soHUTTE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

HAY--Timoihy u oO@iS 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED--l %.
WHiSKY--43t@43t.
GR0CERIES-Coffee 29@s3; Sugar IL
@l3; Molasses 65@6G; Teas 30@l so /;
Cheese l2A69l3; Rice s@sl.