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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24

4 TAVfNG th stay pnrehasedstha enfiee intereft of
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PLAIN and fancy easslnat pants from. ~ tqil 20
nlneeiotn SffiFS ~ " " - ~
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a lso alIga stock Of piece goods, which were pur
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IIlss0lnLI0n Of .'artnersIIIp

El1R partnership hereioara existing under the hrm
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aai, Ta Sis"Nged isg, ~ T ssf on the 10th day Of
". q. Breene is authorised 10 settle the Affairs OF
the late iinna ass 8 ~ EhT.M lGs B9EGNE, 3"
- . A. O. NIXON.
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UNITEE;DIOSST4ATESHOTE1 E;IO IOS 4 ! ! T y

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-13
ne ARREsr or GEN. T00KR5

TIE tr.al Of Gen. (uoF OolOaeD Teomb5 is PrcgTes-
slag before a Court Martial, ia savannah
The Savannah Rspu,lcla says the "dealo0,n Ids
loJay,n and "pssPOr" Pl,S Of the sLcry, as i. Oh
tairel circulation, are withCu. foundation. The
llegatcrs ga.rs; tie General are az follows:
'Gsn. To5mb5 vas sc Igusta with a regiment Of
Safe troops recently mustered mo thu Confederate
service 0r a limited TERN, and which he commanded
Hi conmsnd was about 10 take tie cars for Savannah
on one o; the ,Oli days OF the late spell They
Wre % travel IN box cars aud the soldiers after laying
place o. lLe flcr Oh the viii bTiek and sand,
built f,cs thereon or The purp1se OF keeping then
selves warm ca lie journey. The Cge1t q jGe road,
NJ Stink sectg Us reu.Cn. tra,.d vita re men,
ted thtmis Vtohibi "a by the rules Of the C0nPs-
nv ard tbas when the train g0s ia motion tie would
li5a aocu, ami the .s.il oe sT.yGd. lie turthtr-
more Is said 10 have stated that te train should not
leave tie dei OF ~. The fires vera Cxlrguished.-
General T,Ombs coming up N the N So Of the alterci-
ton between the agent aud his men, declared thai the
fra5shOuld nos be glisaed, thai TIE train should
leave 10 spite tie gent. and after cursrg sad using
mrsa bitter ngusge toEarcs the latter, mad him a.
ressed and kept custody by grasd. de also thea
Cned 10 have the sger Gus 20 pecel aid thrown into
the engine for fuel together WITH otter deul cSaEi-
ties 20 g co posee man Whether tie fsCs put
out or not ne dd not eerc tul the sgnh being Out
numbered CssCd further resistance, and tue usia
with TIE troops eiJ 10. savanna TIE sgen. reported
the eass 10 tie Ia fCsd Company, and sLeir con-
n IL, TO the mil arg euihorga, Gen. Foomo5 WRs ar
rested al carried be ore a loUrt Martial"
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IRON FLYDSOR. NORTH C4ROLLY4.

priyAts lester iron Wind.o., Bestis County, North
CarOli4a, to the Wilmington Jou:aaA states TIA, the
Yankees, es ima'ed a. IRON 500 TO zoo ertred that
place on SatzrdIy morning January sob, a. an carly
hour, hoping TO 81 Prise rocIs here Lanaing At
thee separate points, thsy surrounded The town.
F5ere we're Oaly 100 Conlederatss there, VIII, upon
hsGrDg Of tie rd rg Of the enemg, vent cut to mill
about tages miles rom town. Tee enemy finding their
camp deserted pursued when our little force turned up
on them viii artillery, and 50 surprised our Wouldbe
surprisers as to drive them back to OSn Having fall
cd 20 capture so dier, they took their revenge upon
cit zsns. H4vins carried OF nearly all tie negroes,
they arrested and took NsWberns five OF the Prnci-
pal eitzsns; am0rg these we're Rev. CyIal Waters,
Rector Of the EpleOpa Church. and Two Ct tho vasir-
men, w: De- Turner Wilson, tie only prso.iens ply
stefan In the Ulsce. ard l. S. Webb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-13
SOEgRESgTOEAB

Toe Senate, YESTERDAY, passed. l. after DISCUSSION,
TO provide for retiring suqen1msrary AID incompetent
officers Of tie army. TIE amsndmsais Of the House
to The General SAT- Bill vere eoncrrred in, 90 that
the act only awaits he approval CT the President. Va
r,oas House reso,uoys Of hanks to troops who have
re enlisted f,- & var, were eoaourred in, and resc-
Luton adopted ealing u2oa the President f0s certain
inform tton rclaive 20 Bigsiier General Laston and
Brg adier Ge1Crll Gordon. Toe SsEse then resolved
iato secret legislative season.
The House adhered 10 tls bill to grant special
copyright to W. J. HArdse and Il G1etEel for HAr-
d.es Rife and Light Iafsniry tactic as is was orgi-
nal passed. aud refused seeed, to the Serae amend
ment.
Toe HSqse also Pass,d bin to giant compensation
for lEe eatOn Of the laws Of The Confederate sa.es'
which authorizes the Attorney General to make tie
onrac. with publishers aal the rates in no case to
exceed those paid by pvsle individuals for advertising.
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ORyEOT OF Tx LATE ADTAECg " TIE
pEgLGSELA

The recent aivaocs Of the Yankees to tbs ohieEa-
houiny and thsr iuiden rerest-sihOat any apparent
Chiefs explained By tie statement OF enc Of he
pisou,rs rscspued yesterday. L seems that the Plan
Of essaps, Wne1 has bsen in progress for as least
three months, has been known 70 tie authorities at
Washington fer several weeks. L was expected that
the prisoners WCu succeed Sunday Iight snd to Co
operate with them and PICK up such fagtTes as might
chance 70 reach tie river a force sat Up from
Williamsburg a. reached the Chckahcminy, Saturday
nigh. Toe .tsemen: IS very plausible and is no doubt
eOnec.. The movement, very probably, contemplated
general outbreak Of Gl the prisoners at Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House called to order at IL, A. M by
Spe her SHEFFEY. Prayer by Rev. DR.. solomon.
| Inc bill incorporating tbs Richmond City Insurance
Company was passed.
Nj BOULDlN, Chairman Of the Committee on FL
rance, reported BIZ declaring what contracts sail be
payable Ia currency, passed October, 1862. The bill
vas read the first and second time.
The Chairman of he Select Committee previously
meniioned) reported bill auth )rEing the Governor 10
contract with per5oa for the purchase OF alcohol
The SPEAKER named joint committee Of five 10 con-
fer WITH committee Of tue Senate in regard 10 the dis
| agreements existing between the two Houses.
Mr. WINSTON moved 10 take u2 House bill No.
20 for increasing the comp snfaon Of Ocmmonwealths
Attorneys, which molten VAS agreed ID.
The question upon concuriing 10 an amendment, pro.
posed by the Senate making the compensation OF such
Attorneys or the counties $500 per annum, requiring
constitutional vote the CLERK called the ayts aud noes,
With the iolloSing result: Ayes ST. Eoes $50 the
Ssrales amendment was agreed to.
The Senate proposed this further amendment: To
strike out the words thousand for the Attorney OF
the city Of Lnchburg, aud insert in lieu thereof the
sum of fifteen hundred dollars; which agreed 10 by
the following vote Ayes ~, Noes q.
| Taelve O'Clock having arrived,
Mr. SMITH moved to suspend the ord Of the day for
| FIVE minutss.
Mr. ANDERSON said that Lo hoped that the miltlry
bill would no, Do postponed another minute.
Mr. ENGLISH moved to postpOse the order Of the
day u1til tae substitute offered BY the member from
Halifax could be printed fer the Use of members.
| On this motion, Mr. ANDERSON called for the yeas
end nays which agreed 10, and resulted as fol-
lows: Ayes SO. noes 81.
The question now required upon the motion Of Mr..
SMITH TO postpone Tor five minutes; which was car
| ried.
| Il was moved to reconsider the vote by which the
bill passed granting increased ccmpersAJn to certain
attorneys. Agreed to.
1t was then moved to lay the bill the table, which
was refused.
The question recurring upon the reconsideration, Il
led to quite long DEBATE, being pirt cipated in by
Msssrs. AMBERs, BAYNoSD OF Aariol, BOULDE aid
others.
The eyes end noes we're called, resulting-Ayes So
noes IT, So the House agreed thssecOrd amendment
10 the Senate.
Mr. BROOKE moved that The order Of the day be post
poned to report BILL which read the first time and
or, cred to second reading.
| The SPEAKER announced tie order OF the day.
A resolution was offered by Mr. STAPLES, having in
view the recommment ofthe Military BIZ with instruc
/ tons.
Mr. HARRIS ca.d for the previous question, which
was sustained
Me- HUTCHES0N dems ndei tue ayes ayes snd noes
Agreed to. For committing the bill, SS against it
81.
So the melton to recommit ives rejected.
Amendments to the bill resumed, and consider
abs discussion en.ued. Pending the further consider
alton of the bill, on motion, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-13
THR CITY.

THE EscAPED PRIsoEERs.-S.rce our last report, fSe
MGR, o! the Yankee prisoners who escaped from tie
Libby Prison, have been re,aptured. Among them is
Lieutenant Colonel S. N. Walker, who, overcome by
fatigue, surrendered the York River Railroad, to
the Surgeon of the 18th Virginia Cavalry, aud has been
brought back with The others and Ieins;ated in his
prison quarters
l. is reported, and generally believed, that Colonel
Sreighs ta, be>n recGptured, and in resisting his
tors was badly if not morally, wounded. No definite
information had been received from him at the Libby
up to late hour yesterday evening We may adj that
the above report was credited at the Prison.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-13

THE Srock MABKEr-The auction sale of bonds ard
stocks, yesterday, at Mssrs. Davenport Co.'s office,
attracted large crowd Of the ''solid men" ofRchmold,
and of those who have accumulated few bales OF
Treasury notes since the commencement of tie var.
The bidding was spirited, and large amounts Of bonds
and stocks knocked out. From thu list of prices
it will be seen that Confederate bonds have again ad
vIucei 0her securities also sold at an advance.
Buyers aud sellers both satisfied with the results
Of the sels The market is evidently buoyant and srce
pi,es have "upward tendercy,' frhsr advance is
anticipated.