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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

New Millinery aud Trimming
.Store.-We invite the att ntion of our
readers aid others TO the Advertisement Of
Mrs WT.LkH, in to days paper. Mrs. W.
solicitsn share Of the public patronn e. and
inv ties the citizens of Tlfiin and vicinity to
-c,ll, as she will spare no pains to please all
.who favor her with their custom. Her
Goods have been sell ctcd with care, and
will b, sold at reasonable rates.
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h. Il KIFrFER,
II II. MILLER,

Died in 1ilEn, at lis brother in'lnw's
David +. SnS der. with Chronic Dinrrl ra,
January ~, 1864, MLToS RIFF. Aged 81
years, 10 months aud II days. He enlisted
as n soldier in the service Of his country. in
the 4lsl Illinois Regiment on the 18th day
Of July, 1861. Entered service as private
and was promoted Orderly Sergeant aud
accd in that cap" city, when lie was taken
prisoner 10y the rrhels, in charge Mt Jack
sou Mississippi. IIcw"s prisoner months
part of the time on Rlle l. ani and the las
six weeks in Libby Prison, Here is wLer,
his disease was contracted, hy hard usng,
aud inhuman treatment. lie was exchanged
and brought to Washington. Here he re
ceived furlough and was brought to Tiilin
on the sth lust, by his father. lie fought
in a pumber of hard battles, uuhurt. Fol
Instance, at Fort Done)son, Pttsb rg Land
ing, vieksburg. 6e.
Springfield, H. papers, please copy
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LEGAL NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER LlMPACH,
against
FpIIEnnnD INfDAHII

1IEODOKE LlMPACH,
Court of Common Pleas, Seneca Co. o.,
The said Theodore Limpnch will take
notice, that on the 3lsi day OF December
A. ID. 1863, Christopher Limpach filed in
the office of the Clerk of said Court u
rcti'ion setting h in subsianc, that on
the 18Th day of August A. ID. 1850, one
John Limpach; the luthcr OF said parties
conveyed to the said Theodore Lmpach,
3li, acres of land off the South end of
the West halt of the Northwest quarter
Of Section 80, Township l, North Range
l4Elst, in said Seneca County, In con-
sideration whereof, the said Theodore
Lmpach agreed, among other things, To
pay to the said Christopher Limpacl,
$ 100 by the LIST dny Of January A. d.
1860, aud that said money remains wholly
unpaid, aud asking that the said sum
Of 500 with accraing interest, may be
declared a subsisting and p.ior lien upon
said land, that the same mny be sold aud
so much fihe proceeds as may be ncccs.
sary; after paying costs, he applied to the
payment of said sim and interest.
Unless he answer to said petition by
the 26th day OF March A. ID. 1864, u de-
cree will b. rendered as prayed Tor in
said petition.
Tx. IIORD,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
! January Ii, 1864. l5-6t.-S7 40.
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Rebel Pri>oners.-it Is rumored that
The rebel prisoners ON Johnson's Island are ic
he II moved to some other quarter, at an
early day.
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nieE0iSG OF fns irNGs,
BLEEDING OF THE LrNGs,
READ TuE FoLLowfNGi

IA WISHARr-ftR rstufr nv grateful Mank.
Tor the discovery yon have mNds IN makiRx meat
zine that will cnre lnn ,mmslinn OF The fprgs and
Liver Complain. When commenced to use your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, I mss, to all appearance. 4.
ussr nv grave. had bssn fo length Of tine tpit,
ting blood, and would At times Vonitii
My phy ysirtars (tof smplayed two) pronoune~l me
p,u cure bot nv sister had used yopr Pins Ttss
Tar Cordial, which did her 90 much good, that she
prevailed on me, asa last ttsonfcs, 10 try Anh
thank God. l commenced T. bss IT, l have takeu
twelve bottles. snd am perfectly rutsd, and AN rsdy
aud willing tAt any person that l, iick should call ~
me, and viii toll them What yuut Cotdial hss dspe
for me. Al my friends and nstr lhofs were uuetiv
astonishsd M my srecdy return TO heal;h &c thes
had me WON'T blood IN uutted state frequent.
". Publish my ease. for wont svrry peron that Il,
suhrnng n SAsta kaaw OF yOuf Invaluable msii.
cine. Respoetiulh,
ions VERDiN.
Cease 81, sis dpcb above RiuhBoad ~,
llt,iclghln,
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Harper's New Monthly fr February
lsGi. i,a capital numter. The contents
are rich AMI interesting. Terms $500 per
year. Address, Il,rriR 4 BRornrss, Frank
liz Square, Nav Yotk.
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OUT LOT
at HoIivate sale.

The subscriber offers for sale a fine
OUT Lon containing three acres,
situated on North Republic Road,
beyond the College. In whole oil
parcels, terms to suit purchasers.
Inquire Of subscriber at
LEE 4 BREWERS Office.
II. X. HOFFMAN,.
Dec. 10, go. loft
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Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial.
Ths C'est Rs'rsdj &c cahsareicr.
The Gt.a Rsmsiy fgt coass5 piipq.

am ceprsn,ly freei'ifs such csr,feaieJ 70 be
Mllow,pR Resa ~
uH, NbHAAr-i isu fu. bal Nety dfesdfuf
cough ard sore ~ nh icf cue tsss, asd my vhaie
system was ia,t eittng Way, anil vas pruf;fateioa
nv he'd wiih bot litls here ~ IsSovsfag. My DE.
ease bafird the powsf of an medic and in
shoU tine nest have Eunr 90 ny rfste eoi. thssk
God, nv dauxhist "a lsu wu1ld not fe.t ruul sts
went 10 wear store, No. " North SstoEd tifest. asi
trhteh the csse 10 you, r"tehA'ed hottie nf ysef
ftn~ Tree Tar Cordial. sAd sonmchesd 10 uss -.
and Ia one week vs. fureh bsU.f, and snst sdss
three bottles su peftsctlv well, awand-f to ~ NJ
fnends for They all pronounced me past cute rpk.
lsh my ease " Jou think ptupst.
REnECCA HAMILTON,
Nv. i2sl WAlbs Atsct, rhilsielpais.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

Eight hundred Rebel prisoners passed
through Cleveland on Saturday morning
from Chicago. Their destination was Bos
ton. New York. Harrisburg and Philadel
plia.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-04

on night irlinsio
Philad'a, New York e Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and tansfer'd free
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DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure for D. spepsis
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill

We ms' Ssy NTH .If.iV that u,utiy ra,ss "a, ~
-.,y Lund'ed that die With cousumioa, had at nt.,
only d,spepNa. Dyspepsia qWchh lays the fonhdN.
tou of otref disrrr-s rpue VI which nt thu MOT
fatal character Dyspepsia - emphatiCals the
disease that takos irop ~ tho bneing Stiunli ~
ambition and hope, emascplat' and units for the
enterprise oflfe We say 10 the sch snd to ply D..
eians Of every sch,ol, that IN Dr WishHrs Grs"t
American Dyspepsia Pills Hnd Ptne Tree Tar rut.
dial, there isA for the Of dyspep.is
Dr Ni,hau ha, treated in the paa tssnty y-st.
$4,000 nine thousand three hundred and Linoty pa
uent, for Dy,pepsia In its vrrons fo-ms, and 70
every ease whore the medicine taken directed.
u msie perfect cure. A number ofthe Abore essss
hsd been irssted by The most smnsht phydcishs IN
this eeuniry LHd Epfogs.
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AGENTS Wanted

to sell farm rights hives aud. territory. -
Terms finy pc cent, more liberal than for
any other leading hive. "a healthy. pleasant
aud profitable
Now Is thcti to secure territory from
us. when comfy right can be had for what
YOU may soon have to pay. those to whom We
sell. for a Tmnship right. When the hive
has been intrslucej. Townships are held at
from SIS TO sl25 each 10 supply Seneca
County l00hiv's for present demand are
being made NJ losrs' Planning Mill. where all
persons (ivhg in uuso territory by pur-
chasing before the llhh of April. eau receive
the benefit uf our offer made ut County Fair,
viz: one LIST cln.s hive, n deed of farm right
al d book for 50.
Send stamp aud get our illustrated circular
description OF hive and bee management,
terms to Agents, &c.
II. A. KING & BRO.
Nevada. Wyandot County, q.
DcccmbCr ~, 1868. l3--3mol.
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Notice

Notice is hereby given, 10 all
those knowing tbsmse Indebted 10 the Estate Of
ROBERT SMITH, deceased, late ofChnton iown.
hip, tsneca County, Ohio, 10 come forward and
A. n. kEI5ECkER.
January 81, Is0t. I6-sl
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can only give Few of,he m,uy ,honsand, orr,',
tihcntrs sm receiving In favor of this gient Medi'
rins but have had quaHiiis rt.sn Pasli shed u
q, r'ulAf form, which send ffec on application,
Whrthrt you conclude TO give the Medieire iris
" not ssnd 70, ciuHlsf rnrr finy Gents, aud Ons
| Dolat. bottle.
| Prepared only by tho proprietor,
| DR.. la. T.. W1sHAnT,
Philadelphia, ra.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia .

l,H. Wi1IEr ! have been . ros.ian, ma 80
with Dy'repsia for the last eshtsen yeas. Juus =
which time Gsnuoi say that I s,,s erjctsd PEI.
No. ~ well day. Thst we've umes shsn The 81 W.
toms w'Is more aggravated thsn q, c,hsr. sod tbr-
!. ,ssm-d u won ID be grsa, rshst 10 de. had ~
sR times an unplsasaH, feeling 10 nav hsad but lac.
W ny ssgsrlngs 70 much Increased that bseams VI
most uaht feI business OF Hhv kind. my nj nd ~s'
eontlssslly SIZED With zioo,sy ihoushts snd lsrshrA
inys, andifl attempted 10 chspFe tier evfr-.i Nv
rendng, At once sensation Of isy ooldns... In es,
neetion with dead weight, astt were, TeAfed urcs
mYbTain also feeling ot NGkbssS oold occur at th-
romach, aud great pain 10 nv ewes, set uirrAuisa
With which was the eoaliassl tear OF osiBs nv tea
'on. also sSprnsnied Efsa, laistud.. debility ,~A
L'Jvousnsn, which made II dihicut to wslk ~ ezv
~ sleep Al ugh. Iboesms avsrss 10 tooisty, ard s
posed only n aecluiion aud having tried he skll =
a number Of eminent phystiaRs of vaTious schoois
hsnily cane TO the conclusion that for this ditsats
~ my present age, rs years there NAs c0Fs n 80
l,ienee nui, through The inisrerense nf hylae Pr,.
viirnee' 10 wloin deYcuty offer my thhnks NJ last
found sovereign remedy ~ uYspepsis pill.sna
Tar Cordial, which sosm To- have ehafuaiy Iema,, 4.
slmot,he last trace Of my long hT Of ailmenis ana
ad feelings, aud In their place health, plsssuss Aaa
eon'entment aie my every day eompthionI.
JAMES ", sAUuERa,
No, 4ja Worth Second Street, Philadsl ,hia. fst.
merry OF W0odbuTy, n. !.
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The Travellers Guide,


'ssssusky, Dayton & cinein.yau n. n.
On and amer Monday, Jan. 10, 1864, pas.
senger trains viii run as follows
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SLEEPING CARS

Tickets for sale 10 iIos on by boat or iaiI, Boat
tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines Fare to u
points as Low NJ any route.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
SteubenVnIe Courier.

We have at last received copies of the
Steubenville Courier, the new Democratic
paper established in Steubenville, Ohio, by
Messrs. LOGAN & BOYER, late Of this city.
Mr.. LOGAN, as editor of the EMPIRE, OBJ
tanned a wide reputation as IN able and
bold advocate of Democratic principles.
We commend him to a hearty support, as
one who has done and suffered much for
the cause. Both of the publisher are gen.
tlemen, who will grow in the esteem of
the people in proportion as they become
known in their new home. May they meet
with ample success, for they eminently
deserve it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
The military Murder at Column
bus.
WHAT A REPUBLICAN PAPER HAS TO SAY
2 M ABOUT IT.

WHAT A REPUBLICAN PAPER HAS TO SAY
= s ABOUT 1T.
We have heretofore spoken of the brutal
murder of an unoffending citizen of CO.
lumbus, by a soldier assuming to be "on
duty" Its a good sign to see such q
paragraph in a Republican paper, as the
following from the Columbus GazeHe.-
The reign of violence, now fairly %institu-
ted. aud becoming every day more widely
difused, will, probably, when it is too late,
arrest the attention and excite the alarm of
every citizen, without regard to party
The Gazette says
THUS a psaceable. unofending citizen was
hurried into eternity, without a moments
warning, and without having committed a
s~hadoWsOf offence against God or man We
cannot conceive how this homicide can be ex'
cused or palliated The deceased could easily
have bsen arrested by the squad, without
using a musket If such things are permitted
10 DAAs with impunity, who is safe in the
streets az night Not one Of usl We are oil
liable, at any moment to be shot down by a
rowdy set of soldiers, and have the matter
laughed at. as a joke. Here, in the city o.
ColumbOs, where the citizens hsve, in tPo9s
ands Of cases, proven themselves to be the
soldiers friends, we deserve better care OF ouI
lives; and this is a matter which calls for tbs
serious attention and prompt action OF lh'
military authorities. There are too many sol
diers ~proEling around the city. both 10 dal
time aud ia The night. They should be KEEP
mors closely in their barracks, Shere thel
properly belong, when not out on sPeel@
duty" nu4 80 80 sftl
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FonrREaa MoNRor. Jnnnar1 III. ls64.


Sm:-Your note addressed 70 Msjor Gener-
al Hitchcock in relatiJ IN toan appointment by
the Government Of the United States of a
commission Of exchange ia returned. This
Govsrnment claims, aud exercises the power
Of appointing It's y agents to represent its
interests irrespective Of any supposed sane
ton by Confederate authorities, No right Of
declaration Of o~utlavry BY those authorities Of
any oaiceror soldier Of United States, can DO
admitted, or for a moment regsrded BY the
Goveroment Of the United States, as il GER
tainly will be not BY the persons upon whom
such intimidation Is attempted. I an in-
structed to renew the offer, leaving all other
questions in allegiance, to exchange mar for
man and officer for officer of equal rank, &C.
tually held in custody by either party until all
prisoners Of war so held are thus exchanged.
take leave TO express the hope from hui
name considerations to those confined as
prisoners Of war on either side that this offer
will be accepted.
am further instructed to inform you, that
uuless the flag Of truce sent forward under
sanction of the commanding General is not
recognized and respected by your authorities,
all further communication between this Gov
eminent and the Confederate authorities by
flag OF truce must cease, however, much the
loss of its ameliorating influences upon the
rigoss, Of w~hallought to be a civilized warfare,
is to be regretted, but the responsibility oil
such determination must be LETT with those
whom you represent.
/ have the hoHorto be, &C.. o..
B. F. BUTLER, Maj. Gen.
To Hon. RoBT. 0ULD, Commissioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
few York M
NEw YoRE, February l6.

NE" Aohhi pVpESAIy 40
CoTToS.-Dull at 8l@sll.
F~LoUh-Heavy and drooping; 6 1906 95
for extra State; 7 25@7 40 Round Hoop
Ohio.
WHEAr,-Slightly favors buyers ,55@l, 6s,
Chicago Spring, l,56@59 Milwaukee Club
l,67@L,7 10 Winter Red.
CoRS dull and unsettled l,22 for store.
Oars -Qaiet and firm, 5000.
PoRK,-Firmer. Cut Meats firm.
lama shade frmer, l3@l3f
WHISKY -Firmer, s5@ss.
PErRoLEuM STEADY 30@Sl3. Crude, 4Tl.
Bond, 53@56 Free.
NEw YoRE, February l6--Stoeks irreg-
closing firmer Money seven per cent Ster,
ling quiet and steady at 7il. Gold COZ
$40 Coupons l0G, 5's IS c ,upons 80. One
year eerti6eates 9s4. New York Central 80
Erie sti2la ReadiRgSl 2Ot. c. B 4 @
20. Loo e-~g EhlW -
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By Telegraph.
aEPoRTEp FoR THR DALI EMPIRH
NIGHT DISPATCHES
xxxvIIITm CONGRESS.

WAsHISoToN, February 10 -SENATE-
The Senate disagreed to amendments of the
House Enrolment bill
The Deficiency bill was then called up, but
no important amendments TO it were offered.
Several petitions were presented including
one from the Milwaukee Chamber Of Com
mercs, for n ship canal on the American side
Of NiagarssFells.
A bill was introduced and referred to the
NJ ilitary Committee providing for the rank
and pay of chaplains 10 the army, to be the
same as a major Of infantry and defining his
duties, etc. A bill for the enrolment Of the
National forces with the House amendment
was taken up. Senate refused to recede from
its provisions by a decided vote, and the bill
goes back TO the House. The deficiency bill
was then considered. An amendment-that,
after the present fiscal year the salaries Of all
Assistant Secretaries be So, 900 per year, was
adopted. Subsequently amendments were
adopted, including First and Second Assist
and Postmaster General, among the Assistant
Secretaries, and increasing the salary of ALI to
SO, 500. The bill as amended was then agreed
to-. Adjourned.
HOUsE-Mr. Stevens, from the Committee
Of Ways and Means, reported a bill author
izing the appointment of an Assistant Regis
ter Of the Treasury also a bill extending
the time for the withdrawal of goods from
public stores and warehouses. He also re-
ported a bill from the Select Committee on
the Pacific Railroad, granting public lands
to the Peoples Pacific Railroad and Tele.
graphic Company, by the northern route.
Mr.. Wallace delegate from Idaho Terrific
ry, introduced a bill to establish q branch
mint in that Territory.
The above bills we're appropriately referred.
Many resolutions Of inquiry were adopted,
among them one requesting the Judiciary
Committee TO examine and report as to the
expediency of establishing a new debt to be
called the Debt of Revenue.
Mr.. Arnold of Illinois, offered a resolution
declaring that the Constitution shall be &C
amended as to abolish and prohibit slavery
wherever it exists.
Mr.. Holman moved to lay the resolution
on the table. The motion was disagreed to
Yeas-58 nays-79 Arnold's resolution
was adopted. Yeas-7S nays-62.
The House then took up the Senate inter
national revenue bill,
Mr., Stevens moved concurrence in the
Senate's amendments which he says was
better revenue measure than the bill as it pass
ed the House.
Mr.. Fernando Wood replied maintaining
the justice of taxing spirits now on hand. A
debate ensusd, involving the merits of tht
Senate's amendments.
The debate on the whisky tax lasted unit
the adjournment This vote was taken on the
S%enate's amendments. Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
List OF Prisoners who have Escaped
Irom COnnnemont.
To Hon. RoBr. oULD, Commissioner.

FoRTRRss MoNRoE, February l5-The fol-
lowing is from the Richmond Examiner Of
the llih:
"Tbe following is a list Of the principal Of
fcers who escaped, and their rank. Among
them we regret to have to class the notorious
Col. Streight: Col. j. t. Boyd, goth army
corps; Col. W. G Ely, 18th Conn Col II.
c.. Hobart, 2lst Wis; Col W. P Kendrick,
I'd Western Tenn. cavalry; Col. W. b. Nc
Creary, 2lst Wis; Col. Thomas Il. Rose, 77,h
Pa; Colonel J. P. SpsAOrd, 9th New York;
Col C. NJ. Tilden, 18th Maine; Col. T. s..
West, oath Wis; Col. A. D. Streight, 5lst Ind
Col d. Miles, 10Th Pa ]. P. Collins, 18th
Indiana; G.. W. Fitzsimmons. 18th Indiana;
Majors b, Hooper, 18th Mass b p. Melon
aid, Tooth Ohio; Aaron Witzel, 74th Pa; J..
N, Walker, I'D IDdiansi j. Henry, 9th Pa;
]. Henry, 9th Ohio"
The Examiner of the 18th has the follow.
ing names OF those taken up to last night:
Colonel j.. P. Spafford; Captains J. Yates, Sd
Ohio; G. Sian, l04th New York; Capt. frat,
18th New York; Lieuts. Fl Henks, 57th Pa;
W. N. Daily, 9Th Pa. Cavalry; A. b White,
4th Pa. cavalry; Lieut.. Schwode, 74lh Pa.
W. L. Watson, 2lst Wis F.. Moran, I'D New
York; c., II. Morgan, Lieut.. Sylvester, SD
Illinois; W. r Pierce, lllh Ky. cavalry; A..
Moore, 4th Ky; P S Edmonds, 9Th p I'd
Lieut. S. p. Gamble, 63d Pa; Lieuts G S.
Ford, 54th Pa; s.. p. Brown, U. s, cavalry;
Adjutant M. X. Small, 9th NJ. D. Isaac John
son, engineer of the steamer Satellite.
There we're besides thirty two captains and
ffty-nine lieutenants, making l09 10 all who
gained their liberty without the preliminary OF
parole or exchange. OF these, only four bad
been returned TO prison up to last evening. -
General Neal Dow did not attempt the pas
sage Of the tunnel, for the reason that he was
afraid his strength would fail him in his fight
to the embrace OF Butler the beast.
The following are reported as having ar
rived at williamsburg: Colonies Streight and
McCreary, Lieutenant Colonel Hobart, Cap.
tain Wallack, Sis. Indiana, Lieutenant Harris,
9th Ohio. Sixteen other officers have arrived
at Williamsburg. Gunboats we're up James
and Chicahouiny Rivers, to give protection to
such as can be found.
(Signed,) b f. BUTLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
General Grant.

A special to the Commercial says: awe
are enabled to state, upon the very highest
authority, that General GRANT has within
a few days. formally, peremptorily, and in
most decisive terms, rejected direct offers
made to him by leading Democratic poll
%ticians, to secure his nomination for the
Presidency by their National Convention"
We discredit the whole story,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16

New YoRK, February l5.-A special TO
the Post says the Senate Military Committee
voted this morning to nou-concur in the
House Enrolment bill, This will send the
bill back to the House for a Committee of
Conference.
The House Committee on Ways and Means
will report the following joint resolution this
afternoon
Resolped, That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be, and is hereby authorized, from time
to time, to sell at his discretion, any gold coin
in the Treasury, over aud above the amount
which, in his opinion, may be required by the
Government for the payment Of interest on
the public debt and for other purposes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16

The Chesapeake case has atlast been de-
eided IN the Admiralty court at Halifax.
The vessel is returned to her owners,
Two children were burned 70 death, by
a house taking FIRE in Montgomery County,
POnpsylyenis, a few days ago,
A substitute broker, in Springfield,
Massachusetts, has made lots Of money by
passing into the service toothless men,
whom he supplied with teeth of wax.
All the drinking saloons in Columbus
are, hereafter to be closed on Sunday.
Itsis said that SUMNER wants to be
President, and is rapidly cutting under old
AboN 81. nn asH
There. are. now at Fort Gibson 500 ne
groes. who ero, compelled either to steal or
starvo. ,, s.u
The Republicans are endeavoring to get
q new name. The "Free Union Party"
will probably be adopted.
his estimated that there is now in the
the Southern Confederacy, in private hands,
cotton Of the value Of 1850, 000, 900.
We see it stated that lately the eyes OF
two murdered Russians were photographed
andgthat IN this way complete portraits of
their murderers were obtained.
The Supreme Court of California has
pronounced the soldiers voting law un-
constitutional. .,.. ~.
The total number of new enlistments
since the first of December, is said to be
one hundred and three thousand.
Nearly all the regiments of the Army
Of the Potomac, it is asserted, have re-
enlisted, or are about to do SO.
A squad Of guerrillas entered the tow OF
Tilton, of Kentucky, on Friday, robbed a
citizen Of money, and took away a num-
Der Of horses.
Judge wArSE delivered the opinion o.
the Court. declining to interfere in the
VALLASDIGHAM case.
Parson BRowSLow is said TO be danger,
Ously sick at Knoxville.
Dollar bills, purporting to be issued BY
the Hartford Exchange Bank. are in cir
culation. There is no such bank.
Gold has at last reached the sixties. l
is'now COZ. Congress ought to prohibi
further rise by solemn enactment
BuTLER, it will he seen, in negotiating
for exchange of prisoners, adheres 10th
doctrine that a niger is as good as a whit
man. And because of his obstinacy. on
soldiers languish in Southern prisons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-16
HopeIe.sIy N%luddIed.

TIE Schleswig-H olstein controversy.
hitherto conceded to be intricate, involved,
and we'll nigh iucomprehensiblc, is now
hopelessly muddled, and put far beyond
the possibility of human conception, by a
disouisition of "E. D. NJ" in the Cincin-
natl Gazene.