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piebold, Rahmann & Cos Safes.


Diebold, Bahmann & Cos Safes
1t is now generally admitted that the Safes
manufactured by Diebold, Bahmann, a. Co.,
Cincinnati, are superior to any others in use.
These gentlemen were for several years in
the employ Of the best safe manufacturers in
Cincinnati, and the high reputation gained
for their work was mainly owing to the supe-
rior knowledge and skill of the members of
the firm whose name heads this paragraph.
They are indeed, the real inventors and per.
feetors of the only really reliable safes manu-
lactured in the West for the last fifteen years
Although they have been in business for them
selves but about four years, large number
of their unequaled safes are in use in this
city, ana in almost every town and city in the
Great West They are Inventors and Practi-
cal Workmen, and warrant their manufae-
lures. Langdon 4 Brother, Hardware Mer-
chants, Main street opposite the Court House,
are Agents fer this city, and we commend
those who want to purchase the best safe to
call on them and examine one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
Important to all Interested.


Successors to Leniz weesei,l
IJAYE just received from the Eastern market, ai
III cash purchases, large assortment OF mems, Ia
dies, boys, Youths mHses, and childrena Boots
Shoes and Caters, of the FIRST quality and latest sye
and at prices that defy competition. Also, good
sor1nent OF Hats and Caps for men and boys. All
kinds OF work made to order, OF che best material and
wori mHnshp. A ft Is warranted
FRED. +. WECKEIJ, foreman, will surely please
you II you give them tria
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else
whore J. y. LENTE son,
ina2t iOi MAN, between Third and Market.
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Wood for the Poor. r.--It is stated that on
Saturday, the llth of April, the patriotic
farmers Of Washington township, and on the
Western pike, intend bringing in wood for
poor soldiers families Good Better late
than never.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Good.-Foleys Indian Balsam will relieve
sore throat, colds, etc James Abbey l2O
Main street, has it.
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SPRING ELECTION.

aS-Announoements under this head will be charged
S2 No name inserted unless accompanied by the
cash,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Watches. Kline, No 1886 Third ST.,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Sales--C. p. Huber & Son will sell lot
of attractive Dry Goods, Notions, &c, at $50
Third street tonight Also superior stock
of Boots x Shoes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

On the 13th.-Yan Amburgs Manageri'
will make its first stand here on Monday, 18th
April.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Moving The great annual changing of
domestic base has already commenced On
Saturday we observed the advance moving
three drays loaded with household imple-
ments, with ragged boys and dogs thrown out
as skirmishers this morning, and at inter
walls during the day, detachments continued
TO move along with their trains, without re-
gard to order, and the infantry in most
instances were sadly out of fix, making mo-
wing appeals for aid from the Commissary' s
Department. The forces are moving in
every direction, and massing at all eoncsiva.
Bile points, and the demonstration is expected
To culminate on the lst proximo, when a
general engagement will take place along
the whole line
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Startling Ion Saturday last Mr.. Good
man, of the Popular Variety Store No ITO
Main street, actually received one dollar and
thirty cents in siiDer, in the way of change !
We have not been informed whether Good
man has taken an interest in Life Insurance /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Police. George Grub was recently arrest.
ed on charge of breaking into cars of the
D, 4 NJ Road, and stealing quantity of
dry goods, &c, on which charge he will have
hearing tomorrow.
ClAborn Hagan and his two sons have been
arrested on charge of receiving and secreting
stolen goods, knowing them to have been sto-
len. They are being examined this after
noon,
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen 10 All whom This may con.
IN cern, that there Will BE- meeting held b the
oorporAt0ra Of the South Arlington Turnpike CompA.
ny az South Arhngtoo, Ohio, on Saturday April lith
iseS, At 10 o'clock m, for the purpose of openinS
subscription books 20 receive stock 10 shares Of tWen
ty-hve dollars saeh o. n. VOORHEES,,
j. y. POSTER,
JOHN MAYHR,
JOSEPH nECHRR,
mallWu SAMUEL AhM0LD,
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Ktna Llfe insurance COmpanl
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LiFR,

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w ~ ~ :, n,,serS dcers ,,a;d ~ tvvn n, ,
,vithm he last six months, - '"'
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family circle nom want & none m s can Te isnna mos ,n
" results, tnan Lns Insurance. Hlsihe prop Wh'vh
the nyng huspeho iesNes " lT.
cIrppopT TUE wItl, on, trIe pnopA
oON UNI AhH "AH ~ VI hio pcoO"-
=, H. a. l.. go, - .,,t =. ,h =. 49,, :. -. &. a. -
as 20 'o r ~ r -s mi v - 1 h, h
ia ,. o ' ,Sgs,hr lam, he 1s ,I az. ~ 30
son
PROJECTS HIS AGED PARENTS.
Eyon where he has preceded them into eternity: by
the honest deaor satisfies his confdng cfeifof when
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special Notices.
,F YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
GO TO
LEWIS L. GILLIL A N DIS,
No 9. MARKEr STREET

He has now a large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef &c, of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat, for sale at
al hours. Ja' 10 bm.
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S. Il. CoMrToS. T. X. WILLARD.
COMPTON a. WILLARD,
d e N II / s 7 s #.

OFFICE-CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND SITS.
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
LII operations pertaining to Dentistry carefully
"A and thoroughly attended to.
We would calf especial attention 10 our style OF In
sertng artificial teeth with Continuous Gums as
the ne plus ultra OF mechanical dentistry Also, 10
our manner Of making the Vulcanite Work, which in
some cases Is much superior TO the ordinary Block
Teeth. Call and examine specimens mas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
SUGAR GROVE NURSERY TRIES

PNNNh NANVN ~ w NAsR%AAf@
r O r. = A L E !
LNRUIT, Shade, and Ornamental Trees can be had At
Il our grounds atveTy low prices. ehaye the fol-
lowing Shade Trees, all OF fine size;
AILNER-LEAF POPLAR
CATAlPA, two varieties,
PIONEERING LOCUST,
BALM OF GlLEAD,
Orders may be left At the Grocery store Of John Il.
kdgar, Main street Trees will be sold low and dey-
cred In any part Of The city free OF charge Now the
time 20 your calculations for planting prepare
hOxes, &C. We can furnish few very fine Mountain
Ash, bearing trees ANY person contemplating plant
ing Fruit Trees will be furnished with our descriptive
catalogue BY calling az the above Grocery Prices Of
all kinds Of trees will be made low.
fs96d9m WILLIAMS LEWIS
NOTICE TO GARD ENERS.
| HAVE this day sold my stock Of LANDkIcTH's
i GARDEN SEEDS 10 MT, WoOdhnl, and would
cheertnlly recommend all my old customers 70 him.
Dayton, March ., 1868. JOSEPH burst,
Having bought Mr. bursts stock Of LANDRETH'S
(new CROP GARDEN SEEDS which, together with
mesh supply Just received direct from Landrelh son
Philadelphia, am enabled TO furnish gardeners With
@ sssoE.@sns e o. those very PoPgosaE and reliable
rnaio Dayton Seed store, 400 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

ALD IRON, COPPER AND Bh ASS
" bought AZ the I'm shopi w InlIa BY. na94dl6
orYnoTrugo oLTD
ohhhlfr ohLh'
Tobn pontius Danlel Poutus, Abraham pontins. ia.
cob Pontus lydia Stettler George etettler Saioma
Wolf and John n, Wolf vs. George RaitIinReT Noah
Umbenhower Lens BrOsius Roda Ann Bharits
John Sharits, Jesse Dninger, and Lucinda DIM ger
Conrt IN common Pleas OF MontRomerV county
ohio case No g77s In Partition
rNIJRsUANT 10 an order OF sale OF the Court of
Il Common Pleas OF Montgomery county Ohio
made in the above will sell nj public auction on
the PREMISES three miles southwest Of Miamisburq,
Ohio, on
SafurddU. AagI II. lBh3
At one o'clock m on said day the following deHcrib-
ed property tovit Situate I'M the county on noutpon
ery and state OF ohio IN section 10 town n ranee s.
east
Lot No OF Pentus' sub. b.dyision described "a fol.
lows,
Reg,nning nj the n eorne, Of ,hesv quarter of
section iG 6c thence eslIo W 20 90 ehains 10 most;
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New Firm.
FIyHE undersigned prepared to do all kinds Of up
holstery, repairs Of furniture and re-varDishing,
IbO, ali kinds Of paper hanging done At short notice.
Al the rooms above Mr. ]. Abbey's Drug Store, N o
100 Main street, south OF the market.
febS OHAs. A. MIKINAS
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FIRsT.CLAss DWELLING HOUSE fOr RENT

TIIHE house now occupied by Rev. Dr.. Thomas on
Fourth street, between Main and Ludlow, will be
for rent after the lst Of April Rent $3.50 per annum.
Apply 10 THOMAS o. LOWE,
ma27d3 i06 Main street.
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Nem Anberttsements
RAN AWAY

RAN AWAY
LNRoM the subscriber, on the ed inst, Peter Karch
II an indented apprentice TO the farming business,
aged 10 years. Ahpersons are forbid harboring him
on my account. ma3Od3 JACOB NlSLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

G. sNEVELY will be candidate for reelection t.
the office OF Director OF City lnhrmary. na93
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

OLD IRON, COPPER AND BHAs
" bought at the Tin shop, ae2 Third 50. ma9tdIw
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gaiIg empire.
City and Other Matters.


sS-'rrans arrive and departfrom the Union Depo
CIsctSsArI, HAsIGTos AND DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

SPLENDID HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Naval Orders To-Slsy.


Lieutenant q. W. Hayward, ordered TO "
Chief Ehgiussr ). psrds, detached fsom ~
cial duty q Nsy Yosk, asa ordcrsd to the frse-
clad vtcansr CdondAea, - h. ~
Chief Engineer D. B. MacomB, detached from
special duty at Boston, and ordered to the iron,
clad steamer Canonicus.
First Assistant Engineer >. c. Hull, detached
from tho Tecumseh, and ordered TO the onon-
days. ~.
Sseoad Assistant Enginesr w. q. fost' de-
iached from special duty at the Washingtop
navy yard and ordered TO the Onondaga.
Third Asst stant Engineers Z. NJ. Lewis and
A. 8. Brewer, ordered TO the onondaga.
Second Assistant Engineer 8. R. Brooks, and
Third Assistant Engineers ]. II. sewars, p. H.
Barry, and J. Brown, ordered to the Canonicus.
Third Assistant Engineer q. c. Cooke, dc
tachod from the Patapsco and waiting orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Thsy Designed to Break the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
THEIR ATTEMPT FRUSTRATED.
Lees Army Moving Towards
Winchester.
Ewcil's Corps Falls Back from Cum.
berland. r.,rr

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-About four hundred
rebel cavalry, eucampcd near Nolan's Ferry,
three miles from the Point Of Rocks, attempted
to cross the Potomac last night with the inten.
ton OF tearing up the rails of the Bait. and Ohio
railroad, but their designs were frustrated by a
detachment Of tho Independent Rangers, com.
manded by Captain Means, who drove them
from the river. .r..I
They still remain, cncamped at the quarters.
We learn further, from headquarters, that
about three O'Clock this morning Lees entire
army was in motion, aud was moving rapidly
In the direction of Winchester.
Ewell, who had made move In tho direction
of Cumberland, also sell back and followed Lee
There arc no parties now at Martinsburg
but body OF cavalry and some few cavalry
scattered between that place and the Potomac
Scouts report an increased body of cavalry
near Hnrpcr's Ferry, Supported by two regi
ments OF Infantry, one of which Is dressed In
Federal uniform. . HH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
From Mexico.

SAN fRAsUIsco, July 90.-Advices through
Mexican sources state that Forey was actively
attempting TO recruit Mcxicans for his army
without meeting much success.
In proclamation he promises the Mexican
. stable form Of Government, which shall ro-
gard the obligations to foreign nations; not
permit oppressive taxation or forced loans. The
press can have reasonable freedom, but not a
license. After two warnings any newspaper
committing the third offence shall be suspended.
Brigandsge, that plague of Mexico, shall be no
longer permitted. Courts must be organized
on an incorruptIble basis. No more decisions
shall be made to the highest bidder. The Cath
olic religion shall be protected; banished blsh-
ops recalled; Indians and laborers shall no
longer be dragged into the army.
The Mexican army was broken into many
attachments, and was lowering around the city
\ of Mexico. .......
Ortega, who, the French say, violated his
parole after the capture of Puebla, and escaped
together with his chief officers, now, command
the Mexican troops between San Luis Potos
and the city.
Gen. Negretta has been appointed to til
command of the Mexican troops In the State o
Puebla, having 1000 cavalry. He was operat
Ing to destroy communication between Mexlc'
and Vera Cruz. r.. ..
No English or French couriers had arrived a
Mexico from Vera Cruz within thirty days.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

U. s. GBAST.--At the torchlight procession
in Bclleville, ILL.,, one of the transparencicS
contained the following:
Major General U. s. Grant, Unconditional
Surrender Grant, Uncle sam Grant, United
States Grant, Unparalleled Success Grant, Un-
abridged Seizure Grant, Union Saver Grant,
undeninbly Superior Grant, Un1inchiDg Sur
mounter Grant, Undauntcd Soldier Grant, I'm
derstanding Secession Grant, Use Sambo Grant,
Unshackle Slave Grant, Ultimate Subjugation
Grant, Uncommon Smart Grant, UneQualed
smasher Grant, Utterly Solid Grant, Utmost
Safety Grant, Unrivaled System Grant, Unex.
ceptionable Scientific Grant, Undertake sure
Graut, unbounded spunk Grant, Universal
Sanitive Grant, Unadulterated Saltpetre Grant,
Uniform Succeedef Grant, Undispated Sagacity
Grant, Unabated Beige Grant, Unbending super.
excellence Grant, Unexampled Skill Grant, I'm
doubtsdly Spunky Grant, Unusually Sober
Grant, Unprecedented sardine Grant 90 d,
U. 81 see u ,.o1.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
De aths of Union ssldiersin Libby Prison
Trial of DR.. WRIGHT.

FcRrpEs, NosRue, July ai.-The following
Is = list OF deaths In Libby hospital, Richmond,
rom May 18th to July 18th, 1868: A. J. Baily,
citizen, New York, died May 25th; g. c. Elliott,
private co. I, 33d Indiana, died June 1Sthj Pat.
rick Doyle, private company A, 9th United
States cavalry, died June 25th; d. II. Goodhue,
private co. Z, 9th Massachusetts, cavaliy, died
July LIST; J. Goshner, private 4th POM. cav,
died July LIST; N. W. Scott, corporal CO. {, lst
Penn. cav, died July Cd, NJ. Golden, private
co. A, I'd Ohio, died July 9th; saml Stout,
private to. !, 1.3d Penn, died July llth; j.
Spring, private 90. d, iSd ILL.,, died July LIST;
u. T. Reynolds, corporal CO. ID, LIST Il. l. ccv.,
died July nth. (Signed)
JonS WILKINS, Surgeon In Charge.
News reached here about noon to-day that
the Baltimore mail boat, when OIL New Poin,
Comfort, became dissbled by the breaking Of
some Of her machinery. The 9. X. epaulding
was sent Immediately TO her relief.
Tho trial Of DR.. Wright, Of Norfolk, was "a
have taken place yesterday, but owing to tht
absence Of important Witnesses, who have
since arrived, II was postponed till to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Important Decision by the Provost Mar.
shal General.

The Provost Marshal General has written a
letter to Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts,
in which he says that If IL shall DO made to ap-
pear to him by the Governor of any State, that
particular towns 10 which quotas have been
assigned have heretofore actually furnished a
surplus OF men over their quotas, an order will
be issued dscharging from the service of the
service by the present draft from said towns
equal to the surplus proved 10 havO been fur.
nished heretofore. Towns will thus get credit
actually for their excess on former calls. The
number Of men thus discharged from the ser.
vice will DC added to the next subsequent quota
towns belong.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The train Of passen-
ger cars which left Philadelphia at midnight
last night, containing about five hundred pas
seugers, run of the track about nine miles east
Of the Susquehanna, at two O'Clock this morn
ing. The engine, baggage car, Adams Express
car, and three passenger cars and the eating
car were all thrown of the track and complete
ly smashed. Fortunately the only injury re-
ceived were slight bruises to an army lieutenant
whose name was not ascertained. All Others
mirac ulously escaped.
The accident was caused by the breaking OF
the Hange Of one Of the engines wheels. The
engine rolled completely over, and was totally
ruined. All other trains were detained several
hours. The train due at seven O'Clock did moi
reach Baltimore until two o'clock this after
noon. No blame Is attached to any one, tht
accident being unavoidable.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
NOBLE WORDS !

"wBlNBvKR THsT (rnE RsszIs) AAvR THn
"powyR, rHEY DRIVE BKroRE THEN INTO THIN
"RANxs The soUrnERs FEoPLR, AND rHEI
"wouLp ALSO DRTvI Us. TRUsr THEN NOT.
"wBRI TEXT ABLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsfRor us WITHOUT MERCY. ABsoLrTELr
ASSUMED or THESE THINGS, I An AMAZED THAT
"ASY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON AMI
TERMS He WHO kNTx1rAIHs THE SENTIMENT
70 FIT ONLY TO BE sIAvD Hs WHO UrrHRs
CIT AT THIS TIME, MoRpov1R, Is rRAIroR TO
"BIs COUNTRY, WHO DRsxRvHs TEE sCoRn AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL hoNoRABLB hEN."-Rose-
crans, to TIC General Asssvsblv Of ONO, February,
lSf3
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

HEAVY CANAL BREAKs.-The recent heavy
rain storms have caused several bad breaks In
the Erie, Genesee Valley and Crooked Lake
canals. The following have been heard from
The gates of the aqueducts at Fort Plain,
Cansjohario and Spraker's Basin have been
carried away.
About 100 feet Of the tow-path at Sprakers
is gone.
From $50 10 800 feet OF the high embankment
near Mount Morris is carried away. Three
canal boats were carried through. the breach,
and the crops on tho flats were washed oil.
There was n break, also, near Shaker Village.
Heavy damage Is reported on the Crooked
Lake Canal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
MORGAN sun R.tr..tl.x.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-Gen. Morgan passed
through Nclsonville, Athens county, at ten
O'Clock this morning. Our forces are close be-
hind him.
The Conlmerciaps Columbus dispatch states
that after perambulating Athens county, Nor
gan took southerly direction, crossing Wash
ington county and Muskingum river In the d.
rection of McConnellsvillc, with the evident
intention TO gain point on the river above
guuboat navigation and cross into Virginia.
The authorities have made such arrangements
as will etiectually checkmate and capture his
bands. .- | | ..r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
stock Market Teddy.
BRITlsH AND REDEL PLOT Ex
....... PLODEDi 4f

Tho Richmond Ehqairsr Of the 18th instant |
makes the candid admission, as affecting It's
own side of the question San hope of a
speedy pcsce depended on a decisive success Of
Lees army, and that success has not been de-
cisive.''
And what was expected TO be accomplished
by the rebel Generali Perhaps the best an
swcr may be found in the remarks of the Lon
don Times, namely "''
"we may expect in week 10 hear Of Daris
b.i~g In Washington" and :" all have come to
regard the loss Of Washington as great and
critical contingency-in short, aud decision IF
ire tcar itself. - Should enotl,er govern
meut address us from Washington, it may be
dificult, indeed impossible, to refuse to ac-
knowledge it,"
The Daily Nacs in attacking Lord Palmerston
manages TO convey the impression that he was
anxiously expecting news from Washington,
which might affect the action Of the British
Government. ... .l.r.
chow that similar expectations were entertain
ed by them as to " Lees success - in the occu-
patton of Washington, and tho relief Of Mary
land, bobjects 90 repeatedly declared by the
Southern rebel journals. ..
The British Statesmen who sympathize with
the enemy, and who, while declaring " neutral
Ay,n sssist them In fitting out ships to prey
upon American commerce, were fsyerish for
the opportunity " act on the question of " Con-
fsderats" /" recognition, but since the steamer
Africa left Liverpool, they have received bril-.
liant account of series Of successes which
certainly has spoiled all their " high expecta.
tions."1i- -'.' a... ...
They Will learn that Davis Is not yet In Wash.
iugton, and that, therefore, the application fol-
southern rscognition ID . question to be very
long deferred, In view Of such an extraordinary
ARRIVAL DE- --..
Taking into consideration, the objects and
purposes Of Loe's invasion, so we'll understood
BY the enemies Of our Government on both
sides Of the Atlantic, and among whom there
wac a wonderful harmony Of anticipations, 1t
looks, from their own recorded utterances, az
II the Southern rebels had, through their min.
l.ter, Mason, promised that the capital Of til,
United States should certainly fall prize L
Gen. Lee, in behalf Of the despotism which h
represents; and hence, the London Tunes says
should the rebel government address the Britisl
from Washington, il may be difficult, indee'
impossible, to refuse to acknowledge it,"
But, as "all hope Of speedy peace depende'
on decisive success Of Lees army, and tha
SUCCESS has not been decisive, "yeeo0nttion fails
and with it the hopes Of the conspirators. Ii
tho language Of the Charleston Mercury, "n {
H< proper tfor theml TO prepare for tie s0orst, ,
aud for the additional overwhelming defeat
with which they arc 70 bc visited' They ma.
pratc as much as they choose about there beinl
"no cause for despondency," and endeavor Il
raise additional armies, but VIC think that tb
recoiation, like y deliberate murderer, is al
ready condemned, beyond the hope of a re
rrlcve, and that In the course Of a few days tn
executioner will have performed his righteou
Iutics,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

One of the principal objects of Sherman's
pursuit of Johnston In Mississippi Is said tobe
TO collect all the rolling stock and locomotives
which Johnston has In that State. All the ears,
Columbus, Memphis, and New Orleans, are
now lying west of the Tombigbee river, and
many of them north Of Jackson and Canton
If sherman can cut the roads loading east al
jackson and Meridian, then the whole lot must
fall into our hands or be destroyed, A CORE.
spondent of the World, writing on the 7th Inst.
says this is a mastery move, and Is, ere this
no doubt succcsstnl. 90. an ...N a.. -Hr..-