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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-25
Union County Official Record.

UHlUH OOunty OAlCldl ncCOIu'
Fr,siasst .rudg.-sAaL : woons L-wistown Post Office
Assdciits Jat9c-J"RS W. SIsoSr"s. Mifrinburg do
do LoHs WALLS. bcwisburg do
.SberiE-LAFAYETrE ALBRIGHT do do
P5otLonatayy-JMEs ". SANDS do do
Reg q Rec-t;EoRGE MERRILL, do do
District AGsrney-AIPRED HarEs do do
Trsasurtr-JoHN A. MfRTZ. do do
C5sumissioasr-FRrprRIcK EoLESDER. .Nif'uburg do
do JEssE VI WALTER, Winfield do
RogERr REED Iaur-lton do
CynipaisSiopcrs' (;k-ANBREw KsNNEbY, Lewishurg do
do tnnnsei-NN. luNFs. do DO
do Irintcrs-WoRBEN a CORNELIUS, do do
.crLool l.S,psrint.nd.Bt-Josy A. Owens do
1rorHal> arprdiser-wM. R"snoSs, New Berlin do
Sarreyor-CoSRsp SgrcKLER, Forest Hill do
Coroscr-ELrsB, SrEAUE, Lewisburs do
aniitOr-D,SigL SB,FFER. do do
do BEsTHIEK THOMPSON. Niifnburg do
do J. Z. HAGESBUcH. Siifer do
asa.ssor Sare IIar Tax-CU u SgEiNER. Miflnburs do
ti,li,cfor do Tho. CHUErn, Larrcltun do
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-25
Last and Best News! p!

WE have just received from Philadelphia
w and New York, a very large and well
selected stock of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-25

Marsh. E.ShorkIey. C.C.shcrkIey. P.Geayer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-25

Cnsxrrirss do despair till you have tried Arps
CnsRKr P,CTokAL- 1t Is male by u the best m.tisl
chemists In the wn and its all around t--E~ah
the hrh nerits Of t. virtues. fhiLaf.ipLiu Lekcsr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
TuG CAPTURE OF GALVESTON.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE following particu.
lars Of the land attack on Galveston were not
heretofore published
On the night OF Dec 3lAt, q reconnoisance
was made by Captain Shseyer with twenty. Eve
men, which resulted in the discovery Of a
large cavalry force in the western part Of the
city 1t will be born in mind that deteoh
ment of the AID Massachusetts, Regiment
which occupied Galveston we're stationed on
the Wharf in the Eastern end Of town, that Is,
the point nearest the bar. Captain Sheever
Immediately reported his discovery to Colonel
Burrell by messenger, when two plattoous
of twenty men each under Captains Proctor
and Savage, went out II was reported soon
after that Captain Sheever had been captured,
but plattcons sent out met him and his com
msnd falling back in good order. About this
time the Harriet Lane sent mp a signal which
announced, first enemy approaching by
water second enemy approaching by land
Colonel Burrell being notified of these signals
Immediately turned out his battalion, which,
all told, number less than 1000 men under
arms, and constructed barricades OF barrels,
hocsheads, boards, and whatever else he could
find, across the wharf, aud tore up planks
leaving only narrow passage for the retreat
Of his pickets Word was soon sent in that
the enemy in large numbers were crossing the
bridge and had already taken possession OF
the rear Of the town in strong force,
During the day the rebels brought light
pieces Of artillery, concealed in loads of bay,
and fixed them in warehouse about quar-
ter of mile from the wharf and when the
Harriet Lane was fairly engaged, opened FIRE
with these peices upon the Union forces The
rebels planted these guns for the purpose OF
obtaining enflading range on our men, but
skillul change Of position and barricRdes de-
fsated the design Our soldiers fought brave
ly and for four hours refused to yield to over
whelming force The enemy was fairly repnl-
sed twice, Notwithstanding his artillery, while
our troops had none, and Notwithstanding he
had ten to our one. Daylight came before
the fight between the rebels and our handful
of soldiers was at an end The little band
was standing up against oil odds, when it was
discovered that white flag was floating from
the Harriet Lane. The meaning of it was
not understood, the Colonel being ignorant
that the Harriet Lane was in the ehemy's pos
session Soon after the white flag was dis
played on the gunboat Owasca, Col Burrell,
dispatched to Adjutant Davis to ascertain the
state of affairs and consult as TO the course to
be pursued. Adjutant Davis proceeded in q
small boat and having completed his business
was about to return when he discovered the
Union troops on the wharf and were march
ing off He saw them go to the street when
they were at once surrounded by rebel soldiers
and by citizens They had in fact surrender
ed The Adutant of course, did not return
The rebels, in addition to their prisoners, cap
tured 10000 rifle cartridges and 5000 picks
and 500 shovels. Loss OF Union land force
quite small, probably not more than four kill
ed and twenty wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
JNo A. DIX,
Mninr Gnnnrnl
[Signed.l
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, January lG-The steamer Hi.
nois, with New Orleans sdvices to the sth Of
January, arrived here at 2 o clock this after.
noon.
The rebels were encroaching upon the Union
lines in the neighborhood Of Donaldsvlle, but
no danger was apprehended therefrom.
Rumors were common that the Battle Of
Vlcksburg began on the 3lst ult, and was
continued daily, but nothing very definite in
regard to it was known at New Orleans.
The affairs at Galveston on the Sd inst, had
caused general gloom among the army aud
navy.
Admiral Farragut had sent the Brooklyn,
Scotia and half dozen of his best ships to
capture the Harriet Lane at all hazards, and
if possible to destroy the rebel gunbosts on
Bayou Buffalo OF this expedition nothing
had been heard of at New Orleans up to the
Sth inst
General Banks had been in command a
month but nothing of his plans had transpired,
1t was known, however that he was not idle.
Most of his troops had gone to Baton Rouge.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17

shelled, in good request at 46 in bulk, and
j795s, including sacks
OATS-Market frm and unchanged
We quote new and old at 53@55 in bulk, and
6S@65, including sacks, tIff
RYE-Demsnd good, limited offerings,
6s@70 is for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY--Demand fair, offerings light.
Prime TALL at l 32@l 80; state spring, prime
to choice, at | 209l 26. Qualities below
prime dull.
GR0CERIES-Not much doing. Sugar
held firmly ll1@l2b coffee 3O@S3, moIas-
sea 60@55.
PR0VlSI0NS-Mar closed quiet
MesS Pork at IL OO@ll 25 for old, and 10 90
for new. Lard at O. Bulk sides good demand
at 81 tor rib, 63@9J for clear.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
CAPTURE OF ARKANSAS POST.

CAIRO, Jan lG-The ram Switzerland ar
rived this evening from the squadron and
brings news Of the taking of Arkansas Post
mouth, by the land and naval forces under
McClernand and Porter.
The surrender occurred on Sunday, with all
the guns, stores, ammunition, &c.
AS yet we ure without full particulars.
Orr loss is reported at 200 and the rebel loss
500 in killed and wounded, and from 1000 to
1000 prisoners
These results may be modified by fuller and
more authentic accounts
Skirmishing with our scouting parties most
of the way
The enemy opened fire on the town without
giving notice to remove the sick or women
and children.
Our forces consisted of new State militia,
Iowa troops, enrolled Missouri militia, conva-
lercent aud straggler numbering 1900, with
old iron howitzers, one iron six FOUNDER noun
ted on wagon wheels, and two brass six poun-
ders
At Fort Lyon the enemy we're badly
whipped
Gen Brown was treacherously shot from a
secesh residence while leading charge.
A despatch from Gen Warren dated Hous.
ton, Texas county 18th says, the enemy are
in full retreat towards Arkansas.
Marmadukes rebel force in the Hartsvile
fight was between 4, 600 and 5000 strong, their
loss about 300, in killed, wounded and pris
oners st-u n.r.
The famous guerilla McGould is among The
killed. and the notorious guerrilla Porter /,
badly wounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
REBELS INTERCEPTED DISPATCHES
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Jan II,
HARSHMANS FLOUR-White wheat
wholesale, 4 70, retail G CO. Red wheat,
wholesale so, retail 90.
WHEAT 05.
CORN-40
oATS-4O@43,
BARLEY-l l5@l 20.
RYE--55@60.
HAY-Iimoihy II OO@l2 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-l2 20.
WHlSKY-34@37.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 29@33; Sugar ~
@l3; Molasses 65@66; Teas 3OGI so .
Ch =" l23@l3i Rice s@9t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
KENTUCKY RIYER ON A oHIGHo

LOUISVILLE January lG-The railroad
bridge across the Kentucky River at Frank
fort was swept away by the food The large
quality of snow suddenly threaten every
movable structure.
The railroad trains everywhere behind time
and roads generally entireyl blockaded
Thermometer 23' Wind west cloudy; snow
storm ceased last night with eighteen inches
of snow on a level; so great quantity never
before witnessed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
MATTERS ON rHE CUMBERLAND.

FIT Henry, Jan. l6 The steamer James
Means, with commissary stores for the army
at Corlnth, has returned and reports the reb.
els to the number of $500 encampei in the
vncinity of Savannah Fears are entertained
that the train which left Pittsburg Landing
on Sunday for Corinth under escort Of sxt-
cen hundred would be attacked aud captured
by the rebels, as their presence in that vincini-
ty was entirely unexpected They were re-
ceving artillery for the purpose OF blockadlng
the river II ia believed steamers cannot
now go up the river without the protection OF
gunboats
Forrest crossed Tennessee on his retreat at
Clifton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
FRoM TENNESSEE.

NAsavnLK, Tenn Jan. l5-Gen Bragg
has been superseded.by Gen Longstreet The
latters army corps recently in Virginia is at
Sheibyville.
Forrest is still at Harpeth Shoals
A aeet under convoy Of gunboats, is on its
way here.
Couscripts are deserting the rebel army and
flying to this city daily.
The river is rising with ten feet OF water on
the shoals
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, Jan. lG.
FLOUR-Market less buoyant after news
from New York, holders are not less Grm
Supertne 1905 so extra 5 55@6 CO.
WHISKY-Market firm at 40. 4..t 4.
WHEAT-Demand good in morning ~
al Is for prime to choice red / i50l lg
Tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, and 2O62
70 Tor prime to choice Kentucky white
cQRN-oaerings light improved demand
for Ear market firmer at 44ta45 m bnlk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
Reported for the Daily Empre.l
New York stock Market.

NEw YoRE, January II.
SToCKS-Active, better Money 6@1
cents on call Sterling Exchange unchanged; /;
American Gold 47s United States skies
'Slcoupons 954 registered 94l, Treasury
7 $40 OF, Demand notes 423 one year GER
iilcates 9j5, California sevens 26, Tennes.
see skies 624.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRE, Jan 1.-THE Washington
specials state that the House yesterday re-
fused to lay on the table the bill providing
for enlargement OF the Michigan and Illinois
Canal,and widening locks of the Erie Canal
by vote of 90 against 4S, Passage of the
bill would seem certain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
Reported for the Daily Empire. !
New York Market.

New York, January II.
FL0UR-Receipts 0,O0O bbls market
shade frmer sales O,OOO bbls 67O@
6 80 extra state; 2O07 30 common to
good shipping brand r H. o.
WHEAT - Market one cent better
32@l S5 Chicago spring; 4l@l 4s Mil.
waukee club l 54@l 81 winter red wes-
tern
P0RK-Firm.
LARD-Firm
DRESSED H0GS-Firm.
WHlSKY-More active, 6rmer at 45
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
iFRESHET.

MAUCH CHAUE. PENN January 6,-There
is a freshet in the Delaware aud Lehigh
rivers
River eight feet deep on the dam at dark.
Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge below here in.
jured, which will stop the trains for several
days
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
ABOUT THE FIGHT ON THE BLACK
WATER

WAsHINoroS, January l6-The following
has been received at Headquarters OF the
army here
FoRTREss MONROE, January l5--7o II "
Haileek, GeneraLia. Chief The Richmond
papers are boasting that Gen Pryor repuIsed
our troops near New Providence Church on
the 10th inst The following dispatch Of
the 10th instant gives the true version OF the
story
His attack wus repulsed by our mounted ri
Aes under Major Wheeler 1t is due to the
latter and our troops that the truth should be
known aud il you see no objections would
he glad to have the accompanying dispatch
published
(Signedl JNo A, DIX,
Major General
The enemy crossed the Blackwater in con.
siderable force, and attempted yesterday to
drive in our right wing, but were repused.
Infantry, cavalry and artillery we're employed
by the rebels, but they we're repulsed by Ma
jor Wheelers New York mounted rifles
AT dusk the enemy's advance was charged
upon and driven back upon his supports.
At intervals through t.e night shells were
thrown from the rebel batteries.
[Sigued JEo. j. PECK,
Major General Commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
'}y Telegraph.
MONT DISPATCHES.
FROM SPRINGFIELD

ST. Louis, Jan ia dispatch TO General
Curtis, dated Springfield the 9th, says the
battle at that place lasted thirteen hours.
The enemy numbered 5000 picked and
mounted infantry with two rifed gnns. The
expedition was fitted out on the Arkansas
river and marched at least City miles in TWEEN
ty.four hours
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
BARK oVERHAULED.

NEw YoRK, January l6.-The bark Nor
ning'Star arrived here to-day from Saint Jago,
repOts she was fred into and oyerhanled by
British gunboat Ployer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
REMOVAL.

Al SCHNEIDER has removed his Oun Store and
M. shoptrom his old stand in the ohio Block sd
street, to No 100 Main street. opposite the Market
where he Will continue TO keep hand good assOIL
ment OF Double and Single Barrel snot tIuns; Rifles
Colts, Towers, Aliens smith wessOn =, and other
hevolVers and Pistols Bowie and Pocket Knives; ali
kinds Sporting Apparatus; Gun Barrels and Inaie
rlAli Powder anu Shot, etc.
We have Just received, besides other Guns "A uew-
and superior article o an American single Barrsl Shnt
Gun, the best OF the kind IN Market
n0ls NJ, SCHNEIDER 4 SON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
CHANGE Of TIME.
Sandusky, dayton and Cincinnati r. r.

NM ~ - Y "
IN anu after December 81, 1860, and until further
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Trains will leaye
DA1TONi gong north, Al follows:
AN A. M. through Freight and Accommodation
O.fO win Passenger Car attached.
In,On A. M, Mail tram for Springfield Coiulnla,n
lOsOO UrbanA, Belletontaine, Forest, CLYDE apG
SSahuusAy, connecting al Springfield with Iran 10,
Louon and Columbus, arriving IN Columbus at ESQ 4
~ al UriAnA with train Tor Columbus; At Forest witt
irAlh GU FttAburg, 1t. Wayne n Chicago X. r. going
hasi arriving Ia Crestllne at 6.i0 IN aud PltsbrV MI
z'V nj at clyde with Trn Cleveland and ToIedt
~. ~ n. gong kast, arriving IN Cleveland at $40 D M
DuhkTk ~ s;9OA y N, aud BuIalo ut $50 a M COIN
west arriving IA Toledo at 1910 IN, Detroit At U,l6
m' Chicago AZ 1880 a M anu Sandusky at S:46 d M
I'll r. ~. Night Expfess for Springfield, Urban,
V.AI anu belleiO ntiune, conneating at FOREST viii
IRAN going kast on Pittsburg, IT. Wayne And UhlCtR,
hoau' arriving Ctostlne al U.lO IA, piltsburs NJ 4I
M. Going west with Tram arriving in M W.yis ~
oiSb N, and Chlcsto al lU;lU M at Clyde viii, TraIi
on Cleveland ana oiedO f t. arr mig IN Cleveland A.
VSu M Dunklfk at 40 Buiiau at $50 d m
Ie'ohes sandusky at l:lO M.
7.nE r. M. Huntsville Accommodation. l,nyiu
lsOO Dayton On arrival VI Tram from Jipclnuan
teschhB Springfield tt 800 IA, ufueua az lU.4e u M
west Liberty ~ il23 m, 1usiUuaine At il:bl % In
ana huntsville ~ lI.lz a IA. -
lckets wa thls Line to all points North Enst An,
west can be hnd ut the Ticket iue IA the Iun lle,,i
-9Am,L W. klNG, fIcket Agent
70 fhTe aaayH 1s low as by any'other route
or Information relative 10 shipping Erelgnl hy th,
hOuIei apply Al the Conpany's Freisht Dsspoi--I 4
hA59hi, Agent. ii. RICE, SUPERINTENDENT
NJ. O. oLArP Gen. Ticket a. Asen,. 1snIu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
STEAMERS AND GUNBoATS CAPTuR.
ED BY THE REBELS

PHILADELPHIA, January 1.-THE Press pub.
fishes Nashvill despatch dated yesterday,
stating that the rebels captured five steamers
and the Gunboat Slidel on the Cumberland
and burned them all
General Longstreet with l3 brigades from
Lees army arrived at Chattanooga and was
preparing to attack Rosecrans next week.
The Chattanooga Rebel of Thursday an
nounces that large Federal feet of gunboats
and transports are coming up the Mississippi
river. -
Three hundred deserters from the rebe
army has arrived at Murireesboro
REBELS INTERCEPTED DISPATCHES
WAsHINGToN, Jan 7-Inteligencer pub
Usher eight columns of the intercepted rebe
dispatchs being letters of introduction to Ma
son and Slidell.
First is letter from Secy Benjamin, date,
September last exaggerating all rebel victorie
and summoning up federal losses to that tim,
at 100000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
SHAVING, HAIR.OUTTING, sHAMPOOINf

fNhOMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
l. on Market street recently owned by James Kred-
ler, and nlted II up IN the most improved style n
prepared 10 do shaving, Hair Outang, shampoo,ng
etc. IN manner that cannot iail to give satisfaction
ne invites All ms old friends d customers to give
street. 80
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
JOaN 9. BAKERls ESTATE.
FIREMEN's lNsURANOE COMPANY
SEWING MACHINES

RoUGHT, sold, exchanged or repaired at Har,la
No. 27s Third street. deSodi !, d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
TX AT PUBLIC SALE.
Superior Court

A FINE BREWERY AT PUBLIC SALE
l. Sseneh EAeentor Superior Court
Joseph straub It al No 2477
IOuhsUANT 10 an order OF the superior Conrt NJ
l. montgomery county Ohio, will, on
Saturday January 81, 1858
Az the door of the Court House In me oitv of ta,
between the hours OF two aui four o'clock m of ssd
hsy sell az pubhc outcry 20 the highest bidder the ol
lowns described premises 10 Wit sithate IN he CITY
OF Dayton Montgomery county, aud state OF ohio to
WV WY Los numbered three thousand four hundred and
@ NY loasol on me plat Of the said city OF Dayton
ne lot ' 1f''N'NA'9 NJ upoh
nr ii ''.''ssss.s...s,...S S2OO7 90
-J W" t..s.s 1873 90
~ thohGE W. MALAMBRE, Mast Gem.
y f. IORpAA q. A. HUEsMAKE, Aitys, doSIwts
.hlif4aadAH aIFiIHl rD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
Illinois Central Rnllrond.
ba,ton, Aenla and Columbus Railroaa,

a II u y lssasit6j - 1asss,..s
4 hhhh Daily Trans East, wa Columbus Iltn,,,
L tickets from Dayton to all Eastern Diucs ''
htee Daily Trans East, leaving Dayton for IN,
& at as loIoWs' NBht E4plsss Il:ls y. m.; Int.Inna
lIhy Express Ht il;ZU, u. IN. these tIAps
a'VP "hiy al Aeha ana LOndOn. AcuUnInouaron D;b
p m, stops nj all way slAuons between D.,tn an
arriving at Dayton, night ex press saba m.; Accom-
mouA'on S'lo a. mi ColamDus and Cincinnati pay ~
press $50 y. m IVY rs
Trans run by Columbus time wLi.h d. = ,,,o,,,.,
tor than Dayton time - ' 70 i"'Hu'ss lsS
through tickets can be had for all Eastern el,iea h
calling GA !. W. KING, T1ch Agent N'''e' -
". W. MUODWA.tD. sunenut.uc.,,
" mAkAAh, Gen'l Ag't, Dayton, o. nov;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17

Take Basai, Msrssy, Unpleasant Medicines
JOr URpIsass'st and dangerous Diseases,
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU
sEcnET DlsEAslcs lgE llFt
ln all their stages At AtIle Expense
Ltte pr NO change in Diet; No inconV emf ence
And no Exposure.
It causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Unnate, thereby Removing Distractions.
Preventing ana Curing Structures OF the Urethra,
Aaying Pain and lniiam matloa 30
frequent IN the class OF Diseases and expehng all
R1sotloas Diseased and OoT1I out Matter. 90 AA- va
Thousands upon Thousands
MO NAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS or QUACKS,
andwhs have paid heavy fees To be cured in short
poison has, by the use OF Pogsrt asfrtngents been
dried up IN the system, to break aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
.I. .4uH UtI 8a
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANsag
whether exstngin
MALE OR FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid of Dursdc.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc, C
and it is certain to have the desired effect IN
Diseases for whsch u u recommended.
Evidence Of The most Responsible and Reliable Character
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES or CURES,
From TO 20 years. standing,
With Names knoWhto sa EFgU .fE7 l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-17
Baltimore ana OhlO Railroad.
AAHk M ssE.s...sI I;sts.szIa zaIEI:s.s;zi:E

Sho OhlO hHllIOuUs
sk& n ~
4 hhAI NATIONAL ALkUUTE.-Ierminates AT MAJ,
~ ihston ana Baltimore The IaaL anu N i,.,l,u,
i'thhO"u hhd rarkefsburg the West, al when uA1,
'es "iti hhlifOAdsI sttRmers &C., ior ann truif MI
Folh's ia .iio West southwest aud Northwesl y
lhIee Trains Daiiy Tor all the Eastern Cities
- MS IS tht only route TO Washington Llt,-S~
Leave Baltimore AZ i:5U 7:4U alid Iv:UU "A m Mn
Shu olV nj On Sundays Ht IJU anu I.4U a m unl,
hsaIe washington at b;OU 1.4U and Al a M, and ~
ahu % 0 M on Sundays al $3.50 ANA ) - IA uuiy
lnIosh tickets TO the Eastern clues can Ue procur,
wa washington City at an additional charge Oi ~
Time US quck andiAre Us low us Ny any other route
inquire lor ucKets wa Baltimore aud ONO kailr,s,,
al any Ol the principal kailroad UI1ue IN the West
j. II, aULll VAN, Ten. Western ~
a, , ..,L' D. VI. CUld,, Gen llcketAgt.
W r. SMITH, 9iastor Oi rams poItation. aldt,
IroenVlilc ana Miami Railroad
Ia k4 w ss.js..ss 5sissssstssa
cnANGE or TIME.
1 ami after Wednesday, january 2gth Isg. mi
~ iu thuf notice, trans val run aa follows,
i-taYe Dayton at $40 II m, and 900 D M
hiTlfe al unluu i2;31 p Ia " I:iO
kEI ukklNG.
30 Leave Union ~ G:t0 IN, aud "a IA m
arrive at Dayton $40 - b;lu -,
Jhnzo II. q. sTlMsoE, supt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-13

THE AvaLo-REBEL WAR VESSEL VIRGINIA;
TO whatever extent the general plan or
building ships for the rebels in English docks
NAV be checked, we have information thai
one Of them is now sAoat, in parts unknown,
to add power to the navy which the rebels
have boasted they would create out OF nothing
The Virginia Was launched from. the C'y lie,
fully equipped except armament and supplies
These she took aboard from the French coast,
and at once sailed for her rendezvous. She
IS very strongly clad with iron, and very pow
erfully armed. Ten heavy guns br1stie iron,
her side ports, and two Whitworth s'xty'elghs
Founders are placed on pvots ON her DECK
Where is she going2 Nobody here knows.
What is TO prevent her from paying her res
pects to our city, amonsothsrs2 Fort Della,
ware would not stop her for Yepmorhelit, q .
Fort Milan has,oalv some old. honeS-combted
guns on worm-eaten carriages whose pr.y.,c'
tiles, could they be fired, Ssull glance like
hail from her sides. Have the authafities
betbought them to have obstruc'ions of any
sort ready for her possible raid ?-Philadei'
phia Inquirer.