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cialon Company sN.ottcry. OF Kentucky.
uLAss i9l-Apri -. 1868
l. %. 5i, 81. IS, II, ~, ~, IA, 4S, 20, Q.
CLASS l9.-April %. 1868
81 ~. 81. 63. 10, III. AZ. 80, 2. 81 50, 10, A3.
tor Circulars. &C. address
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Important Naval Circular. ,
HM CHAkAIPEh Ok NAVAL FLAQ OF fRUOB Do-

u
Important Naval Circular.
THE cHAAAcrkn OF NAVAL FLAG on TRUCE D.
FINYD.
The Secretary Of the Navy has just issued the follow
Ing definition OF the rights and obgnticns Of naval Gags
OF truoe;--
flag OF truce is In its nature OF sacred character,
of the United States
To Il obtain s,rreptitiously naval knowledge
inform t'on against the interests wishes OF the enemy
Is to abuse " ana % SUBJECT the bearer Of it 70 tne
punishment OF spy.
The senior ocer rcsen, Is alone auth TO odespich
or 70 admit communa with flag of truce; e~t YES
sci "a pos.,oa to discover the approach Of nag ~
rce lef tnan the rest s whenever ono appears, 70
communicate promptly the feet by sRnsi.
flag o. truce always TO he admitted with great cir
cumspecfon and should never DO allowed H. approach 40
as ~ be means OF acquiring useful Information. Tho
hring gun with blank charge by the iag or senior
ohoer's shi, ~ generally understood warning 70
nlg ~ truce not to app'oaca any ne lrer
Unnecessary ife ecy In the use OF flag Of truce Ia 70
Tag OF truce tho should be met at suitable
distance or or at the point previously agreed upon by
boat or vessel from tho senior officers ship In charge OF
hag kept l-,nly displayed forward from the time Il
leaving until that OF return
And In despa,ching flag Of truce the prccauoa
as 10 suab.e officer TO be placed In charge. aud a. u
keeping the white fag disYiayei, Is To be observed
Whenever the white flag used the ensign Is also TO
No Lag truce insist bcng admitted: and ~ a
rare exception only so I'D lag OF truce be admitted
during an ensaSetnt tnen uimlttei, ~ X no breach
Of faith 10 rctn II. Firing necessarily
the appearance o flag o truce IN battle, and II any ono
coDnccici with IL be Killed complaint Can he made.
II, however, the white nag be exhibited evidently rs
token OF submission then cfcoursc lring should cease
An attacking force should avoid nting hospitals
whenever they designated by lsgs .oihcr symbols
distinctly unde, stood, but It Is OF bad fnth
amounting 10 niamy, 10 hoist the hospital fag
other building than hospital unless the ttncking orca
should request cpnsnt that II might be used IN order
spare cdi ccs dedicated TO sciesce literature
containing works OF art
The foreec,ng rules regarding flags Of truce pub
lished for the Information uhse OF officers and
others la the naval service OF the United States.
GIDEON WllJES, Secretary OF the Navy.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

THO steamship Eiglc, Captain Adams, from Havana al
af past p NJ OF the 18th nst arrived at this port
abou, midnight last night.
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VI nAsDspMs nOl sEhviiy gUnNirtHg. via
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Tlfia
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fI@raosa ar,1r 4uts in hrrl fHrfas asan arf ffDs.
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sfl.k - Ys~s . l4afrf fth re saa
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vigf..s ades. staig itats, ~ HiT 80. ss@sft
russf " kvhsh rufaiiafs sHA ~ ihs sse si
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Hsts.-Nhite's spring styles Of Hats
very attractive. Dress Hats Soft lmpt rial aud Military
Also. CAPS. si6 Broadway.
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There IL u Ncw1y-msde Bride Living
up wa DOES her own honsewor. thst her husband
can buy Lls Lals KNOX She the Knox Hats hrst
her bea, an II Frank made his appearance m an
inferior ar.iec for the consequence
should tlopc. Sensible woman -iaftcular'y
KNOX s,lls his orgnd and mosiAdnred designs cheap
other fashionable halter IN ali At No
2i7 Broadway and see for yours if
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Pyie's q. X. Soap-The Best and Cheap
est Tor washing snd house cleaning Sold BY grocers
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

HiITs Hair Dye, so Cents. Blacx or
brown, natural dnrabie, beautiful Depot No Barclay
street gold " al druggists.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Trusses--1fa rsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vcsey street, oppo.s the church No
tion any other olce .. the Female
attendant
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

w. A. Batche ior's Hair Dye-Jhe Bsst
In the ORD instantaneous harmless reliable Sold
BY druggists and perfumers Factory. 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Wigs, TouI..es, Hair Dye, Hair Dy~ing
and horavIa Cream. Tor besuLl,Ing the hair W. A
IAICuELOk's. ID Bond street
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Eight Carries dc vt~tte for 81, OF Un-
equsled style and Gnsh at rAirS corner of Cortandt
Greenwich
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Cri.tadoro's Hair Dye, Frcservatise and
Wiz Deiot wholesale snd retail No. Asior House tbs
dye applied by skful artists.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Ladies, Try Lnird's Hioom Of Youth or
Llqtt PeaI for preerylng snt D-auy 'Ae COMP
CONVINCED thai has equal Sold - all Druggists aud
At tS9 Roadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ions yeafs haze wandered unistier.d ss< fr--.
An1 b. tta Dgusr sro the od.
And a ike esufh 0t the rtfA aud Tia
AM frlglisue1 ne s~rrior Dtif.
But fossr d snfng fkst from me-
A PVvd~r nasnste snd sro1g.
10 verified - kfpH is dr2th " ous trl.~
Ana a~sy rsnst u4ssi i1ng.
Lyoas PsdsF 10 ksrnis.s maH xind. but VA sln sn
ins~er rarten -orps. r3sot bog. A. Lyons ss4
Dsir Piis drar rlo. rsery
DgsAE q bAkhka CO. n0 bsosa~sy. se~ Ycrs.
A THOUSAND APPROPRIATIONS, yRoN % 70 ArE
N o. BAseFoKDf. Cpop~r insufrts
SAVING op 10 pgR cHsr M
IA . hsfng hss sssssLtnx sf,slsss a.
" n bAhANOkD = Great ksssr. 1aeT-f fntis9se
A pox on NOTE rAyyn nkADr iNIrIktLED
A a yos DAVIS arr covyEy-rHE FIRsr INTRO.
"A Il Davis CO. i~ sy~,v !
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Diseases or the Nervous, Seminal, CrI-
nary ani sexual systems-kcv and reliable rcatmentin
reports the Uoxar AsEocationsent IN seAel letter
ve.opes charge. Address DR.. ski.n Houghtob
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa
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who are rasing IL, and extnr what they suposs
- ''' O. W. WHITNEY
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Co. II Kentucky and NJ sour, State Lotteries.
kEsTUogy Eu,.A CLASS 237-April 3, 1863
81 ~, ~ Is. H. II. "a. "A, So, l5. q. IL.
HESrucK1. CLASS 23s-April ~ 1863
S. %, G. b. 49, A. g. 63 "a. 10, 30 50. 2. &C.
Chcalars sent free OF charge by addressing either to
lRRAY. EDDY & CO,
Covnston Ky ..or ST. Louis No.
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II III Il N A v Y.
Launch Of tho United states steamer
MackinaW.

Launch Of tho United states Stoamer
Mackinaw.
Tho United States gunboat Nackinaw launched at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard at yesterday. large
cohcouse OF people present TO witness the iaurch
and everything passed of In the best OF style Mr. Steele,
the master carpenter Of the yard is ertitled 70 much
credit In the construction Of this vessel She Is double
ende OF the ordinary Dimensions Of her rate the descrp
tions Of which have been frequently publ he'd In tho
HERALD she Is nine hundred and seventy four tons regis
ter, and will carry eight guns.
The Reported Loss Of the Naval supply
Steamer Union.
The steamer abandoned the ID inst Cape Fear
river North Carolina, tho army transport vessel
Union which sailed from Hilton Head forBcaufort, North
Carolina, and not the naval supply steamer The naval
supply steamer Union sailed from Now York the sth
heprooeeded Key wes. and New Orleans. Tho
occurred In the telegraph from washington.
Navy Recruits Paid Their Travelling
Expenses.
Many persons now residing In the country would be
willing 10 join the United states Navy but for fear Of the
expense Of travelling 70 seaport rendezvous. One OF
tho regulations that subject will relieve them OF that
fear. II is as follows
TRAVELLING ExIEssSs ENLISTED
Persons enstet st the rendezvous during war near
from tho city clerk signiyiLg thst they
residents OF such city or town and have expressed DO
sire leave here TO enter the navy receive from Tho
psymaster OF the receiving vessel gratutous allowance
OF three nts u milo for trave ling expenses
Il will thus be that persons actually leaving their
homes for the purpose OF enlisng the navy WIFI, on
being accepted receive additional three cents or mile
for travelling expenses Tho naval rendezvous this
city is at No Cherry street, near Pearl
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Paronlcd by the principal families OF KurOre am
Ihs ercecnt article admitted to the standard pgenafa
ton for all purposes c0nnecled WITT a. prevents
i,s failing of. efadicaic- all dnndrun aud keeps In
the bcsntlin condition. Is haUs reuoers ihe
OIL p0matum other pfvpsrutiDa quite SUPER
nuous Sold by all druggists tLrou ssoul the United
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Bogie's Hyperion. Flsid Restores and
dresses Hair. Pories ESctrc Hair Dye. best IN Try
b. convinced. W. BOGLE, Bosom 50 d ever where
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Psychology, Phreoology. PhystOgno-
my-Mess-s. FOWLER A WELLS, 3O3 Broadway. make
exanlnatons and give written descriptions
charnrtr rrlaaily.
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Second Hand Safes for sale Cheap for
cash, ~ 100 .Madsu !ane
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Trussrs.--sIarsb Eroth~rs,

Broadway and Ann street under Btrnu's -SgprOrtsrs
aUk Elastic stockings and sh0uder braces, susprfglry
Bsndages Elastic Belts aud C,ansnisl Bandsgrs lady
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ries rnrotas,.on given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
IL wall street. room No |. New \ ork
There IL a NrwIy-msde Bride EIvsng
Su, H. @ n. sef So ss
her hen an saaas ran sae far ns m An
she thin she shcu ID topc Sensible woman aai-culary
Any s SssS e~S
AZ Broadway. and sec for yourshf
Hats.-vhite's spring styles of Hats
very at,rse,vs Dress Hats Soft lmpt rial aud Military:
Eight Carries dc vi.sse for o., or Un-
equsied style and lnsh, At rAiTs. corner OF Cor,iand
aud Grecn~,ch sirsst.
Pyie's o. *. soap-The Best and Cheap
est Tor washing snd house cleaning Sold BY groeers
everywhere.
masson Maiiiard,
30 to 80 cents per pound
Second Hand safes for sale Cheap for
cash. ~ 0sMaideu !ane
Psychology, Phr~nology. Physsogno-
-Messs FOWLER WELLS, Sos Broadway, make
professional examinations aud give wriIten descriptions OF
ehsrscerIdaiy.
w. A. Batchei eior's Hair Dye-Jhe Bsst
in the world instantaneous hsrme-- and reliable sold
BY druggists and perfumers Factory. 81 Barclay street
Diseases or the Nervous, seminal, UrI-
reports Of The Howard A.osa,on seAed letter
ffS Mossis Aoea.oa .ss sIaf fhsdepsa y "a " 0's'
Vrusses.--mhrsh ~ COS hadtcai Cure
Truss No vcsey street, opposite the church No
any other oace .. the Female
attendant
Wigs, TouI..es, Hair Oye, Hair Dy~ing
f%1tHIioRs ir aGli IS bond ID street .O'''-S ''' ''
IIiiIs Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown natural. durable, beautiful Depot No BARCLAY
street Gold by al droggls,-
Ladies, Try Lnird's RIoom of Youth or
Lq Pea Tor preserging aud I-apify ng he complexion
Be convinced thai u has equal sold - all drlygsts aud
At asp Broadway.
Trussrs.--Marsb Brothers, Corner Of
Braadway snd Ann street under Birnams Supporter.
Bsndages, Elastic Belts aud C,ansnsi Bandsgrs lady
attendant
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Frcs.rvative and
WIZ DEPOT. wholesale snd retail No. Asior House 1hs
dye applied by skful artists.
Barry's Tricopherous for the HAIR
Paironyed By the PRINCIPAL families Of kurope an Aneres
THIS sIceehl sriieir ldfntca 70 m hs rihhaAra p.sis
is failing on. efadcatc- all danirun tc aud keeps 10
NJ OF oil pOnatum or any other prvparatsa quite super.
nuous sold by all druggists throughout the United s<ass
Bogie's Hyperion. Fisid Restores and
sc' B. Convinced. W BooTE, Bosom. % ever ~6ere
Medical Adviser, Sc, on the Nervous,
Urinary aud seipa systems ulcers @c sent In seAlsi
seoTe- tor 81 Address T. Warner No vesey street. or
the author. D.. LArmont ca broadway up stairs New
YORK Hours for treatment ? TO Gdniiy
Hys,Cs "a H." or Double strength Life
Balss1l-rhc most certain curative fof raeumstsn,
fila fJpeps and diseases great inpuIliy 0f the boo.
Ony be bsd al the principal depot 40 Grand street 81
pss Uotl-.
Browns bronchial Troches for Coughs.
ndsnce In their a. ca,y They have been thorouy iai
and maintain the rood rpuaaon they bsvs n-y sc7ured
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Medical Adviser. Dc, en- the Nervous.
URINARY and ser al systems ulcers &c sent IN seasi
yeofes tor 81. Address T. warner No Nesey street.
the author ~ fsrmont C.7 broadway, up .tars. New
YORK Hours for treatment 2 10 Gdaiiy.
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ur,,rs "a ~ or DoubIe strengsl

'E'F'
Balss1-rhc certain curative Gro.
fa fJ pepss and diseases Of great npuIiy of the BLOC
Ony be bsd al the principal depot 40 Grand sr-t 81
pss bottle
Browns bronchial Troehes fsr Coughs.
Colds Trta. "a Tnroas offered with he ul,
ndencc their csey. They have been horoughy ~ia
and maintain the rood rpusuon they have Justly acquired
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CoLD PENS -rnE BEsT AND THg cuEArEsT. AT
" A. hoHfoss ~ MAIDEN lAsf. seN toft
IILr COMBS AND srERL coMbs -
NJ New rscrlFcd fSu Pans Tor -sie ~ sfo
q ALLEN. fI5 HloadwaI one door Dclos tsnsI sIIeet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNGToN, November The Fifth Wis.
consin Volunteers, Of the Army of the Poto.
mac, cast four hundred and forty.One votes for
the Union ticket of their State, and only one
for the opposition.
The first snow Of the season fell to-day. 1t
was very slight and OF short duration.
A Government officer here, in high position,
received pencil note from Union prisoner
in Richmond to day, saying that the rebel nu-
thorities have at length altogether stopped the
very small meat rations heretofore allowed to
our starving soldiers in their prisons. The
excuse alleged is, that they have ceased to be
able to furnish their own soldiers with meat.
One hundred aud thrty-fve officers are
among the rebel prisoners Just brought from
the front The men represent that but few of
their companions retreated across the river,
and the General commanding had barely time
10 escape on his horse They seem TO unite
in regarding the move, on our part, as having
been one of the most brilliant and successful
Of the war
Intelligence has been received here, dated
at Clarksburg, Va that Generals Averil and
Duffy. commanding separate forces, after sew
eral severe enga iements on Friday and Satur-
day last, succeeded in driving the enemy un-
der "Mudwalr Jackson for several miles down
the valley east of Greenbrier Mountain; into
and through the town OF Lewisburg In West
ern Virginia, after their first battle on Friday,
fought by General Duffy, the enemy was rein
forced but nevertheless, the rebels were total.
Iy routed on Saturday, by the combined forces
Of Duffy and Averil The rout was so com.
plete that the enemy abandoned all their sup
plies, guns, colors, etc, aud fed in dismay,
leaving their dead and wounded on the field.
Our men behaved splendidly, and the victory
WAS one of the most brilliant ol the war The
number killed and wounded on our side is not
stated We hold LeWsburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
FROM MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, November l0-Seventy-
counties give the Conservative ticket FIVE thou
sand seven hundred and sixiy-seven majority
on the home vote. The soldiers vote, as far
as heard from, reduce this majority to about
one thousadd nine hundred, and there is little
doubt it will be entirely overcome, aud radi.
cal majority Of at least five thousand be gain.
ed when complete returns are received, An
adjourned session of the Legislature meets
to-day at Jefferson City. An odiourned joint
session for the election of two United States
Senators meets next Thursday
Little Rock ndvicss says Colonel Caldwell,
with seven hundred cavalry entered Arkadel,
phia on the 2sth ult, and found the rear guard
of Prices army just leaving the town. Our
force attacked and routed them, capturing q
large Number Of their wagons and taking sew
eral hrndred prisoners Caldwell then destroy
ed large powder mill and great quantities Of
stores and ammunition He now holGs the
town
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9--A Tribune special
says no considerable opposition was offered to
the onward march OF the army Of the Poto-
mac yesterday. Rebels having rapidly fallen
back aud placed the Rapidan between them
and the advancing columns.
A brigade of Buford's cavalry encountered
u brigade Of rebel cavalry at Waterloo Bridge
yesterday morning and after short fight
drove them across the river Having orders
to proceed in another direction pursuit was
not followed up Last night Buford's cavalry
occupied Culpepper and main body in the
vicinity of Brandy Station. To-day our sd-
vance has pushed on and is at Rapdan The
enemy is on south side in their old entrench-
ments. Our forces rapidly moving upon the
different fords of the Rapidan If any de-
termined resistance is to be made, il will
probably be in disputing the passage Of the
river. Meanwhile reported movement being
made by another column in a more southerly
direction, and the reports of Klpatriek k
being in possession of the Heights back of
Fredericksburg reiterated II is furthermore
stated Lee is not with the forces in front of
Meade, but A. p, Hill and Ewel Ate in com
mand Lee is reported to have gone TO
Chattanooga
EiS3hnld idheH Hhht Tue usual uIhes Vi
how Meade will be soon whipped and give out
mysterious hints as to his being drawn into a
trap Rebels confirm the reported desttu-
lion of their army, and North Carolina troops
captured declare they will not again take up
arms North Carolinians and Louisiana
tigers had fight in the cars on their way 10
town upon this topic former boldly saying
were heartily sick of the war aud did not
wish TO be exchanged Latter called them
poltroons and at length two parties came 10
blows.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
FROM THE SOUTHWESTERN ARMY
MOVEMENTS ON MOBILE.

NV IoRS, November 9.-The Post has
the following significant paragraph from New
Orleans
Texas returned, and the army has before this
set out in another direction According to
the reports, part Of the forces ouy are to 90
10 Brownsville, on the Rio Grande, where
their srriva will be hailed with Joy 10y multi
tudes OF loyal Texans and where small force
will suffice 10 put a stop to an immense con
traband trade. As TO the other part, nothing
authentic is known but 1t is not improper,
we trust, to express the hope that ts destina.
ton is the city Of Mobile
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
New York rIarket.

NEv YoRK, November ll--Flour more &C
tive and lOc better at Sc O5(9S6 l0ifor extra
State; 1907 IS for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts 6i l65, more active and Ia
&c. better at 299Sl 35 for Winter Red
Western. Corn receipts 29,35O, 4O@45c.
Barley shade frmer 81 35@l 80.
Oats firm at sl@s7 Western pork frmer,
Lard dull and heavy at Hole. Whisky
firm at GIG
NEw YORK, November ll.--Goyernment
stocks better and closed active. Money
very active at six and seven per cent.
Sterling very active at CO. Gold 45!.
New York Central 37s. Erie llOs
Reading 1858. Coupons est, United
States 6's 81 One year certificates lO2.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
HALLECK PRACTICALLY SUPERCED
ED BY GRANT

NEw NoRE November lO--Special to the
World says Secretary Seward in answer TO a
request asking permission TO raise men for
the service of the Juarez Mexican Govern
ment says such permission can not be given
and any one engaged in it would be proseeu
ted with all practicable diligence
The World says there can be no doubt that
Halleck has been practically superseded by
Grant so far as the movements Of Grants ar
mics are operating in Virginia and Tennes.
see are concerned. From the Rappahannock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10


ADVANCE.
WAsnNGrov, November 9--Reporis re-
ceived to-day from the front, represent that
heavy firing was heard Yesterday and this
morning, as though occurring in The rear part
OF Culpepper out from Kelly's Ford, at the
junction Of the Rapdan with the Rappahan.
mock.
The Star Of this city, says We hear that
General Grant has telegraphed hither that two
of the most advanced positions OF General
Burnside have been assailed and captured by
the rebels. who made prisoners Of half Of two
regiments that we're holding them at the
time
1t was reported to-day, on authority Of the
surgeons in the Army of the Potomac, that
our losses on Saturday we're about four hun
dred, as stated in the press kilograms last
night Two hundred and sixty Of these are
wounded They arrived here this morning.
The premises of the Old Capitol Prison are
densely crowded to-day. Seventeen rebel
prisoners, who were taken in Saturday morn
ing's engagement, have reached here. The
officers from whom this information is derived
saw few more on the way
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
JEFF. DAVIS SPEECH AT CHARLES
TON

New YoRK, Nov TO- -Richmond papers
contain JEFF. Davis recent speech st Charles
ton He he desired, by personal observa-
tion, to understand their wants; that it was
from South Carolina's great men he frst
imbibed the principles and doctrines of State
sovereignty, he paid high compliment to
the heroic garrison OF Fort Sumter. The
eyes of the world are upon them, and he
trusted the day would never come when the
Yankee flag would wave over Sumter; that
in proportion as they hated this nest of rebel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
FRnM RLrNTS CoMMANn.

LEAvENwoRTH, November 9--Advices from
Fort Scott say, a courier arrived there Fri
day night from Blunt, bringing information
than the rebels under Cooper and Shelby elu-
ded our forces, and crossed the Arkansas riv-
er with nearly 5000 men, ard were marching
on Blunt who has 800 cavalry as AN escort
TO an immense supply train for Fort Smith.
hunt had corraled his train, aud made prep
sratons for defense.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-10
@itp Notires.
I NOfICR 10 ALI WHOM ITNAY 20 .CkRN

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0SCkRE
NOTICE is hereby given that there oTs new pen irg
IN before the City council Of he city Of ayton, the
following Ordinances, to.Wit:
Topave the alley iunning south from First ttres
between lots SIS and 5l0.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were twiee
read, laid on the table, and the Clerk sTucted to give
four weeks notice Of the pendancy Of the sfrne.
The law reqni ~ all claims for damages that may
accrue from i'd Improvements to be flied in wr ting
with the City lsfk, setting forth the amount OF dam
sges claimed within two weeks after the pira:ion u
the hme requ hed for The publication OF such Lotis
when the same will be taken up for hIal action.
sefsd4w ANTHONY STEPHENS CITY clerk.