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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Savannah, after having marched three hum
dred nHes h,. troops meanwhile, living on
theyety Nes' oiwpvlsi5nS oi He had with him
. drove of ! 20t etit though he started from
Atlantic wtu ouly 300, also gathered up on
the way uyfr1 900 Hblp bodied negroes ond
81 many Lofses, mules and wagons as to en-.
bHrrass him
His army, duying considerable portion Of
the march, exi ended over a sweep Of country
sixty miles in breadth; es much as four 70 les
at times intervening between the right wing
Of one column aud left Of the other, but com
muncation was at all times kept open be.
tween The two
His whole loss 10 men. from the time Of
leaving Atlanta to his arrival ia 'front.' OF Sa-
vaunah, from wounds, sickness, captures,
struggling and al other cases, will only reach
about coo
The average daily march was about twelve
miles
When the city OF Savannah was invested
nv Sherman it Yas urprep pared for siege aud
was believed it could LOT hold out more than
lew days General Sherman holds all the
approaches on The uorih eide Of the city in
Guiding all the rail Dads leading out of town.
apd GsueIRi Howsrd's army connects With
his right and swings around the 0geeehee
river and at Fort McA lister
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
s.S..l III SiIA5ieqr iIAieqr EBasi;S,tls2R BhE Rsl3' :
For China Mantle and Paror Ornaments,
go to C P, Huber & Sons


GENlUs.-1he man was genius who, when
firing at distant animal, whose species be
was not quite sure of, aimed so as to hit II il
was a deer, aud miss /! it was a ctt The
Republicans possess mental eudowments quite
as brilliant For example, when they desire
the public to balieve that ali goes well with
Sherman, they proclaim the marvellous abun.
dance ofsuFpHef in Georein--how The cattle
roam on thousand hiRs, and the luscious
aud beautiful harvests make yellow every val
ley But when it is deemed advisable to starve
thelarmylof Lee, they announce that famine,
grim and Fa9atpgEyades she Whole confedera.
cy-every pig aud turkey, eyeEV sheep and OK
every potatoe, tnrnip, aud cabbage eaten up,
and the stomach Of rebslion, left prey
to the gastric juices
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
LATEST ME ms.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Foreign Nsws--Dsa,h or Minister nay.


NEw YoRg, December 2O.-Tbe steamer
Cuba from Liverpool the 81 arrived
Political news unimpor,ant
Me. Dayton, American Minister died at
Paris on the %, Of spoplexy. No further de-
tails ..f ..
Its stated that apprehensions OF wholesale
desertiOns from the frigaie Niagara in seheldt.
Twenty-Five seamen recently got away aud
were pursued to the Dutch frontier, most Of
them escaped inlo Holland
The London Index, in au article on Rus.
sells letter to Slidell and others, thinks that
Russell, 10 he consistent, should not stop
short OF actual recognition Of the Confeder.
ates,
The Morning Post thinks the report prae-
tcal recognition OF the Mexican Empire by
the Washineion Gogernuent
London Money Market Of the 21--Funds
steady Console closed at s9bas9l; extga divi,.
dend discount demand a, back OF an average
character Gotten in limited demand and IA
higher Flour unchanged Wheat, prices
maiqtained Pork quiet Butter 10 fair de-
mAnd.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

. , iiAAsr : So kne.p - 49, conrsrlrion

.aa tiubNR q SON AHRtD OF ALI COMPETITION
"A CouPLS OF I1EAvT BEFs.-Ws propose
to bet s25,OoO, (he money to be stsked at
the pleasure of the Goyernmeut) that C p
Huber & Son, South side Of Third street, East
ofJeh'etsos rave the largest, and eayest, and
most widely varied assortment &C Holiday
Toys, Christmas presents, aud all other sort
Of presents--for all sexes, ages, and condi
tons, OF any firm in the city of Dayton or
elsewhere. In addition to this We propose to
bet $4,000 more, (the money to be forth.
coming as above) that this same firm of c.
p. Huber n Son will sell all articles in their
line-whiCh includes every thing within the
domrin Of mortal haudicraft, ,--cheaper than
any other "House or Lot" in the city. Travel
along The south side OF Third street. till you
see tha tGeat Horned owl of the forest,
through the window, and then, as you would
see sights, drop If You do not wish to
buy the King Fisher" or any other bird. we
promise you the choice Of 10000 ,575,O 900
5otbsr srtcless This is official If ever there
was variety store, that was worthy of the
name, c p Huber i Sons establishment is
zone Of EN-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
sHERlFF's SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IL CITY OF DAYTON
john Mclean, Admin lstraior Of John st. ,sbaFser
deceased, ". hdmond steckel etAl W ~
Gaze No is5d
DY virtue of,antin obedisnre 60. an order Of snia
ID male hy the Snpetior Court Or MeniR Ronory
,oonty Ohio, Y oiler az putlc sale A. ns door *
the Court House IN Dayton, 90 rEI
cs0uraQV, ia harN "a, 1895,
Al two O'Clock b m uf said day. tue iollownR de.
srnod Isal estate. wa Leis nuintsrei two hoisand
sx hundred nnd three q 03) and ioor thousand An
nmety-ons INstj A. designated the revised plat OF
NE city oi Da ten, m tlo county of Aopieoney and
stlts of uhto TT. ff' II ~
lot No 2t1 Il situated on West Third street north
side, on whsa tharo 10 large two story ffafns drel
iag other oIt huild nga-hoiss No 4f9--al,I a.
beep appraised AZ $, ,O0O III. ~. -
Lot No. fpal IL vacant lot aud rteads ,rora ah
ley stfeet 70 Fra1k streat nstf Wa-rsa str,et 90
has been appraised at $50
The above described property cam II sail E,r lsss
than 4 o thirds of is appraised value
GEORGE Wp3AMAN, sheriff Mont county.
ODLIg uAMLL, Attorneys. d.sinwt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

BARsuYs IN 0vERcoATs-At the New Ee,
gle othng Store Having on, band = l lrge
and well selected stock of Oeercoats, and not
wanting to keep them over the summer season
we propose to sell the above, at prices which
must aud will snit any one desiring a good and
warm OVercoat Call soon at Schwarz &
Rosius, lOs east side Main street, adjo.ni5 g
Empire Office and opposite Phillips House
Make no mistake in the place. 20lwd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

A Work OF ART BYA DAYTON Boy Our
AttsnSaesh hsssbssRsqallsjflas avery abeAntifal
oil painting representing a collection of fruit,
and executed by young gentleman of this
city Mr.. WIsg We do not hesitate TO pro
nounce it work of real and striking merit
and fitting and splendid ornament for any
parlor ia the city, AtIording as it does, an ex,
hibition Of genius, which il able tn triumph
at once over incxperieaee.and slender oppor-
tunities it fairly entities the author TO the en-
couragesasBtof all sdtaires and .patron = ~
-, ,ftttA e.TsaA. w l4a .isAtk
art, and lfthe picture lsail9wei to 60 with.
out purchaser, we shall conclude that Day.
ton is lacking either in taste, llcal pride or
generosity. The painting may be seen in
the window OF Bittsrfeli n CAire s. f.. cor i.
ner main and third streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

MONTREAL, Deco mber 20,--It is reported
that number OF the raiders who went east
have been arrested
A proclamation has been issued ofTeti 2 a
reward for their sprrehension
There i much excitement in reference TO
the o der calling cut the MI ia. A large
number have volunteered
There are reports OF an intend d outrage
hy he Fenians.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

INTERNAL RhVENUE.
Special Assessment NNlice.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INT RNAL REVENUE.
srATE or puio, fHiBD DisrHicr
DAYTON ono, nov. 81 Isa
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN thpt tho A s,ss
IN ment OF the SPECIAL Eve er reat INcoMs irtY
lnsdt 10 accordance With the requirements { o. Joint
heft luton OF ngfess, approved dulA 4 1854 on nil
lncpn es 9eturi d for the yepr taid pls Deg,,nbsr
1858, has teen delivered to M by The Dist.ici ss1s
sor rr co lection, and the same ust te raid ON or
be ore the gut dey Of December next
IN DEFAULT 1HLREOf ten perce peralty Is reoui-.
ed oy law to be Ided, and collections to 6e en- creed
by distrsnt 'U
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Assessments will he cOllccted at the Office NJ In, ma,
defslgnsd' corner Of Third Jefferson streets nm,
ton, Ohio. Those 'or ss - - ~
BUTLER COUNTY wh
A. the Qttes Of Lra Potter, Deputy Collector BarlI
~ WARREN COUNTY
Al the Qffi2e Of JACOB Morris Deputy Collector ~,
anon, Ohio. For r- - II"
PREBIE CoUETY
Entor, ONO. JDEN l. NEi.rft t"'''' -
noN2s-dtwtll dec2O Collectorsd Dist o ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
Impor;ant Army Order.

WAsHTEGToN, December l9-The following
order has just been issGed:
WAR DEP'T, ADJT Cess OFFICE, Dec. 10.
l864-[ General Orders No 3Oi 1-Eyerg
officer and soldier capable OF duty is wanted
in the field, and il not on duty they are or.
dered TO their respeciive organizations All
Provost Marshals aud Boards of Enrolment
are instructed to employ the most di6sent
exeriions in forwarding soldiers TO The front,
and in arresting deserters, shirkers aud ali
ft for duty, who are absent without proper au.
tboriiy. Surgeons in charge OF hospitals
are directed to send forward all who are fit
tor service, taking care however, not TO ex-
pose any who are unfit Recruiting officers
are enjoined TO diligence, and those who are
found guilty Of neglect or are useless, the
Adiulent General is directed TO recall imms.
diately and send to their commands Every
effort must be put forth to fll up the ranks,
to strengthen our armies, and aid the patri.
otic and gallant troops ms shifting the reel
ing enemy with victorious blows.
BY order Of the Secy Of War.
Signed fh. +. d. TOWNSEND,
rrr- r.a A. a, G.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

NV YoHK, Dec 2O.-Siooks were higher
lui since Board lower oney CAT; Gold rose
to 227c'o,ing at 22l; New York Central lI6;
Erie 1919 United States skies Of 81 eou-
pons ma 20 coupons new issue, IOsg; 10
40 coupons 1922; 30si2I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

FoR SLLE--A double brick house ON west
Fifth street Also, small brick house on
Wilkinson near Fifb at figures that the rent
will pay 10 per cent
Enquire Of e. f Pryor a, McChery, .Knise
ley & Co., Drill Factory, Wayne st, and canal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
alg Al eIRToeky'-end T0ys Books gp q
C@P Huber &SonSs' - -

An APR ILLUsTRArIoS.--The election Of
Abraham Lincoln, in 1860, was out as
brilliant performances, ia,onro humble esti.
nation, as thatof the raditionary individual
''who was not very wise and who in conse
quence, is said to have
dumped into hrsmhe bush
Ana scratched out both his eyes cut"
And again by the recent Te-eIsclion of the
said Lincoln, the people or party who sup
ported him, appear 10 have emulaied the
splendid example OF The bramble-bush man
for of him IT is further said, that "when he
saw hiswere' eut adds " hen he felt stbes nam,
aAsjanpedinso the brAuisls bush iu3s o.. 'ilasaat
ina IaNi ae segstshssd Qp hplh his eyes out.
bI lhe e irst lsap. .s a Roipt ghieb no man. in
his senses will dare to gainsay 10 attempt
to Cd Do 81 T0ala b 70 assf4s 4Rs. .plsia spd
distinct lfqgeSges0i lhs EopEzbgt ugAetbsr
bis second dsmonstratioa sgas saaaly soscess,
fal z =, PI0PQs ltloR ghieh meEFsll bsI sdoObl.
ed especially as it was not settled, .bY the
"poc,' to whom we are indebted for all the
inforAaAI6uaae fOsssss'dt \ n utSe "a bfset.-
How the aboiitionists, therefore, reached the
conclusion that the man scratched his eyes
sin again, is standing puzzle to us, bat
that they actually did thus conclude z abun.
dainty demonstrated by the late affirmation
OF the priacipie involved in the eSpsriasnt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Ess- 60 to John W, Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win.
er Dress Goods. also, Cloaks, shawls, Car.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For Toy Bulesus, BedsleGds, Cradles, Ia
bles and Chairs, 60 to C. p Huber & Sons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For Christmas Presents 20 10 c. r. Huber
4 Son 81 s,abss 10 ssssssa O. tusssels - a. W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

TuE BATTLE OF FRANKLIN Gen. Hood, in
bis opisjAlfsport pf tHe Satle2Of FCseklin,
says: "We captured several stands Of coors
and about 1000 prisoners. The capture Of
the above prisoners was not mentioned in The
Federal accounts of the battle; but the fact is
not denied nov that Hood has revealed it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For all kinds Of Dolls, and Doll Shoes, GO
to C. p Huber Il Sons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Toys and Christmas Goods.--ro buy
Toy, Qrpams9ts spd Christmas Goods OF sv-
cry description, at Wholesale or'Retail, 20 10
c, P Huber h Sons, No. $50 Third st.
Dec1dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For Fancy Goods, 60 to G p Huber &
Sons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

LIEUT. SAMUEL PMxE,--Ths remains Of
this officer reached here on yesterday eve
ming lie belonged. to the l2ith Ohio, and
was killed on The evening Of Friday last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
gYAGBsd Comiort, viii be good Christina
present. 90 to 9. P. Huber & Sons

ST. JosEPH's FAIR The Fair for the ben.
eft of ST. Joseph's Church will commence
on Friday evening the % J inst. and will con.
tinue during the ensuing week, at Clegg S
Hall, Third street. to. which all The friends OF
the Church. as well as others who may wish
to spend an evening pleasantly are invited
ghisprqmises 70 be one of the most enter.
taiuing Rmusemepts which will be given in
the city during the the holidays, aud we hope
t0esee the Hall well 6 lied every evening ,afor
we know that every one who attends will go
away satisfied Your attendance is sired
For Beautiful Sea Shells, go to C Hu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

shsTman's GSiRs snd Losses.
NEw IoRK, Dec. 20 The Herald cores
pondent from Fort McAlister aud Hilton
HsRd of the lAth AARS. --
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
90 lln1srnlrn
GESSLER Dc Mock, ..a....
.I.r .H.H ~ lTH' aIrt
-H former partner OF - taa-al il,
arg
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.

HAN Nc opened ShoeirE shop on tho conner
IL OF st. Clair and Fourth strre,s ~ IA. a tIre,.3
~ accommodate al who may desire 10 have 'fbpfr
horsts shod' IN m amer which will certsipiv m, et
tsin tneif hpp pgalon HPlp DEVOTED himssltfo I'm
i iness s ~ sprciat.h and huytng hid y5dT- OK
I'enee y me busin So, they invite The Iteutou Of
ne ne uhlr TO the iae's. above mentioned lie wtI,r.
atafor TO meet al demands promptly and 40 hi.
wore satisi i'rtorY. Give him ctli ''
'i''Iind CESS LER a EoCK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
DANIEL R. CARsONs ESTATE

NOTiOEs hereby given that the sutscriber has
~ been appointed and qushded a. Adminis,rsior
on the estate Of pAael T. Carson late of Montg lmeTy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Say A braham Lincoln estill lives" and has
issued a bran new call for 800, 900 more men
to be drafted at "the pleasure of the Govern.
ment What does anI one imagine would be-
come Of the country,iflbe SAID Lincoln should
lose his "caller.' We sussss sst to him, with
all the respect that we owe" to negotiate, il
possible, a partnership with the angel Cab.
riel so that The dead SIS well as the living may
be called to the work Of suppressing the re.
belhon. a5 assit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

is Roseberry-No SO Main strset--is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 80 per cent
below sePtepbss prices, having bought since
the greatdselns y q " q WRs
Go see them Itisali true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20
SPICR md CNYE OYSTERS

aho IN assortment OF Jshes Middletoyn Hams sni
shoul iers, la ps and Coal OIL SUGARS and ColIses
Pickles, spices, Fancy Soap, &c in fast eV rythinR
nat the marx sts afford thai l. desirable To Tobacco
Lhcwers We would yay Keep the bes article Of fine
Cut hat can he had, Conc one 90 me a l. and see
what We can DO. hINMRE BAIHn,
dFl4dlW3m Nan ct, doors b low Market #
[ ITENIlON GANTS 1.-Two Young ladies, fond Of
I ( n and adventure who 4 e 1t nome 90 keep
house" while tie Old iolks are away spending the
h lidays, luYita " htlrmel To cprre pond and sx.
change "photn sith them % help Iass the time
. ~ plcasanly Addres, &. A, > and y l r Nj
amafurg, uho. dfl6iiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

lIAEsS UP--By the subscriber on the 10th
day ofDecehber, 1864, in the city of Dayton,
OHIO, one Bay Mare, about ten years old,
With silver mounted bride, nearly new
The owner will come and take the property,
and pay charges thereon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

"BekRtSo" THE DAYTON MARSEr-THE
"DULis' MUsr STAND BAcE.-Frank Baum.
heckel will slau shter his bdlly hog Bear
(weighiug about 500 poand,) and have it in
market Saturday morning. Those who are
fond " bear meat win please bear" this fact
in mind 50 that they may bear home a piece
Of bear on the morning aforesaid. The ami
malls very fat, having been generously fed on
comb bread and mush, and will be as good as
bear mea; can be made To see the animal
intact, oallAt Franks stall, No. 2l on Friday
evening TO- buy piece Of him, call on satur,
day mornipg--and call eatly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For Beautiful Sea Shells, go to C Hu
bee l. Sons 4 -s as..at b. r..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Bd-We are selling our large stock of over
coats at reduced prices Of our own make
Cashmere coats, pants and vests, boys cloth
ing, jackets, pants and cape overcoats A
large lot Of morning gowns for New Years
presents. saaH ts
dee-l3:tfga Ili4 zQ W. O. tBaEESE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

For Silver Plated Mays and Goblets, go to
c p. Huber & Sons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

Say ljndtr the head of "a Cheering View
of the Stuaiion, the New York Commercial
hopefully says: "B7 the Let of May, Lee will
find Grant ready to dispute with him the pos
session IF Richmond By the let OF Nav.
General Grant will 6ni that he has been a
year at = job which he promised to have com
Pleed bY the 4th Of July ia I, la order to
make the situation entirely cheerful, we hope
TO be able to auuoanee IN a short time that
GTspt wiIl persist iu fighting i out on
he same line" that he f5ugbt i out on last
Summer.
9EkYElg H--@i--- !44-.I ..s
For anything that you want, nice for pres
ep,s 90 To q p Huber A Soma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

aarg -He JOHN GREER,
-deelsd3twlt Corner First and Canal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-20

FREE bEOrUaEs We call attention 10 the
advertisement OF Dr. Paige, in another
column. The Doctor is celebrated Eleotri-
clan and Physiologist, and has taken rooms
at the Phillips House. His lectures will no
doubt be highly interesting.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
App.ln.n.n,. sy sh. rr...a.a,,

AppetntAsnN ~ eAe Freeaaemts
Bv aad siA ~ Adviss sad Censsai Of ~ SsaS,s.
BRI0LDIHR eIHHRALs II SHn VOLUNTEER SER
vIcn.
BrIgsdier General Edward Q. Candy, Of the
United States volunteers, 70 be Major General
in the volunteer fores Aou In the ssrviss ofths
United States.
Colonel Daniel II. Rusksr.
Colonel Robert Allsn. r.a ...
Lieutenant Colonel Rufus Ingalla.
Colonel John W. Turner.
Colonel Augustus Y. KAnta, d Ohio sAvAlrS.
Colonel Thomas X. Smith, OF The SAth Ohio
volunteers, 10 be brigadlsr general Of VollA-
toers, August IL, 1883. '.''
HosPIfLL CHAPLAIN.
william q. Leonard, OF hASaaehusstts.
Charles 4. Wells, 70 be dspHty postmaster a
Milwaukee, Wiaeonsin.-
DelAnO +, Smith, and Elisha r. Ferry, 70 he
direct taI commissioner for the district Of the
State OF Tennessee.
Aedorsm CraWford, Of YsraAin county,
Oregon, 10 be collector Of internal revenue for
tho district Of Oregon.
Abraham Bennett, Of Kansas, 10 be agent for
the Indians Of the KlekApoo agency.
First Lieutenant JOhn B. Campbell, Sf the
Hh Kentucky cavalry, W bo assistant quarter
master, with tho rank OF Captain.
George b. Gibbons, Of vermont, 70 bs Addi'
honAl pAymAstsr. r.
Captain Elisha n. sudisEton, Of the lT,l
United States Infantry, Va be SSsistAHt inspector
general, with the rank OF major, In The army
OF tho United States, vice Buford, deceased.
oohhISsARIIB OF sUInSfnnon, WYE lAHK OF
oArTAIS. -
Lieutenant Mark H. Wooster, lsi VGAsai
cavalry,
CT. Lovslses, of Iowa.
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
Major a.nsraI BatIsE.

A correspondent OF the Boston COMasawssIiA
writes the following letter ffou Norfolk, Va
NoRToLK, VA, April SS.-Doyou know what
II means 20 have . Butler amongst usf
We know what Il means, because We see the
order be has evoked NON ShAos. The North
knoWs that, with Gen. Butler, 70 ain ~ mark
IL W reach iti but only those who see bis arrow
pierce the eye Aro quieksnSd In spirit By The
might Of his subtle power.
Justice and Mercy, At his biddlHB, walk hama
In hand through the strSutG Of NOrfolk.
A. military lOeOsAity," he ordered the
Unioni but be hopes the rejoicing public, en-
Gmored Of the fruits thereof, will sever sane
tIon the civil authorities In any attempt 10 Iun-
der tho bans.
Before his coming, the GtroeiouI paysmeAtS
broke the carriages Of loyal and diSloyGl alike.
In mercy 10 tho carriages OF loyal and dlsloyal,
Gen. Butler repGVed the streets. To give open
air and exercise 70 the prisoners In his dspAEt.
mSnt, he put the paving tools Into their hands.
And, whether thslabsr be considered apuHish-
Daily national Republican., 1864-05-09
.nt or prIyIkre, ONION aud rebel prisoners

%.u. or prlyihgs, Urigq sud rebel prisoners
He lighted our streets at night, established ,
wise system OF guardianship for our poor reR-
ulated trade; and is "abroad" a. = sehnoluss-
ter offering, IN the near future, frse Instruction
70 black and white alike.
. He snforces social counesles. ."Chnrncter,
rather than color. shall command respect In
my department." he said, when be removed an
oficlal for discourteey 10 . eolored person.
The president Of one Of hls courts martial
told me that bis Judges strive 70 mert the ends
Of Justice 90 fully az TO receive hls unqusliavd
sanction Bnt he almost invariably nnds some
higher plain than the one they stand upon,
and wins their profoundebt admiration and re-
spect BY his "higher law" deciaious. rou
know he speeds the rebellious 70 the homo Of
their hopes and tympathies; but you may not
know that be offers hls beat 10 all who repent.
am afraid all In his department but the
prejudiced arc learning TO worship him.