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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

Abper al4pbens, x No. asit. ..u
Jacob O. ks,A6r ct al ! ~''''' ~
DURsUANT 10 decree OF the Superior Court of
II Montgomery eouu,y, OHIO, entered m the aboi 9
cause, fi(s June Term, A, d, 1864, iwiil, On
SATURDAY., Daoemher ~, 1864
at tae door oftha rourt Honse the c.ty OF Dayton
IN sald county, betwe~n the hours Of two aud four
onlok OF said day, sell at Plitlo Stitery 70 lhe
highest bidder, thu loli0sing described pFemlses;
Tart sl the north hili VI section number eighteen
Qsl, township nui.aher threa tsl, and range humber
i've 90, between the Miami myers in Montgomery
county ohio, beginning At thle halt section coiher on
tbs EFT line Ol SAID ss t0n thenrs pOFtL - ~ far
eEihy awe (s2 oies Go a rneT tl,elce south st9
cast iva hundrcd and hny.iwO and thirty-siK hun
feGhs (ls2 80 ItDl poles 10 corner thence south
l5' east eighty two amt h'rty kh hundrsdths (s2
4s-lVO) poles Ia cprnrT tnsnpe n0rth at1 -, west
lwo hundred tad hhy isnr aud forty haudredIhsta6i
40 lOOl poles to tns Aee OF begpnang, containing
one hundred ant twenty rniPa aud seventy one han
dradths li29 l,lV6) acres .i. ...f .4..-.. ..tL
Said Farm Is atout tso mdes east at Csntreyille,
has upon d4ellng two log eablns, frame tenant
louss, large onLArd, and about hitsen acres ct
Timber. -.. ..ta ..4 ..--.. .-.. L ..-i ..
an acre. .. - gEO. W. MALANBRE,
TT gss.,asa n E. iosSAs, Atiys. p'f's''s 's'''''
nog2lS0f-dAHts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

New Meat aud Provision Store. -
NJ Stoekert, at bis stand on Market street,
north side, a few doors west Of -deffereopF ia
daily supplied with Beef Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs &c.,
&c all fcesh and of the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public,
are invited to give him a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Relief We are advised that as yet
not more than half enough ofmoney has been
subscribed for the relief Of soldiers families
during the winter The people would do
we'll to remember the repeated and solemn
pledges made to the soldiers when they enlis
ted, that their wives and children should be
we'll cared for in their absence. Now is the
time to redeem those prpmisea' ,,If7.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
By 1E'BlBgraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
N Last NisAGsFDlamtebessl Q

NEw YonK, Nov 70 The Posts Wash
ington special saye
Richmond papers, OF Saturday the 2Gth,
suppress The lBisat news tap Georgia, but
there are indications that Sherman is still
successful
A special messenger iast arrived here from
Savonnah, reports that 20 doubt exists Of
Shermans Il success
A feet ia ready to cooperate with sherman
on the sea coast OF Georgia
TnE New YORK lECESn1ARIFs.
The police are still at work finding out the
ineendlaries in this city Two more were nT-
rested this morning
In pursuance to Ganerdl niX's order, South
erners are fleeing to General Dix's headquar-
ters to register their names,
Mayor Guenlher sent message to the
Common Council, rec2mmegdlny.ih he peerpg
df rewards amoHhtihgih TIE dggtegate' to $685.
600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Soldiers' Vote--Ihe soldiers vote for
President has been opened, and the result is
as follows Lincoln $50, Mcclellan l75-Lin'
coin majority 1874 The Lincoln majority in
the county is very lean, soldier vote and all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

J.. ROseberry-No. SO Main street'-is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to 80 per cent
below September priees, having bought since
the great decline 'G: b1a Mood ,
Go see them. It's all true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
organiEntlGn ora New Army Corps.
---lgAsHINGTaG,4 Nov 28.--lhs. Gsllowipg--er

--IghsHlNaTeS, Nov. 2s.---.Ghs. .I..IloWipg. or
der has Just haen issued: a.
WAX DEPlT, IAUjSr .GEv s OrFIcE,
WAsHNGroS, Nov 25. 81.
Gi.Bnrhi 0tdeii No Os2B7afJDH vE #Usl !
Ordered for raising a new volunteer army
corps
act i'Thdt an ARMY corps, to cohsisthof nol
less than 10000 infantry, and enlisted iot
not less than one year, TO be designated the
First corps, shall be organized in the Dlsyrl
of COlumhia, commencing .Ahn Ougaoiaatio1
onrthe } ~ day of prcember 1864, and con-
tipning npdl the let day 81, January nexi
the5privaiea TO O0naist Oiable hnd,sd men who
have served Dn0rably not lets than two years
and therefore not sabieei lO draft, The OF
hcers to he cummisSpned from such rs have
honorably served mol less han two years,
m Second Recruits will be furnished trans.
porteton TO Washington, ahlElilbe credited
to the district in which they Ortheir families
are dbmicil6d, and will be paid n bouhiy OF
$500, from the substitute fuDd, upon. heipg
mustered into the United Siules service. kaell
recruit who preserves his arms tothe end bi
his term, may retain them as his own, nperi
being honorably discharged h"n 'ltH
Third Details OF organization will be pre-
scribed by the Adjutant General The Heads
of Bureaus will detail competent officers for
the prompt examination and organization
arming aud equippipg and supplying the
corps -'4h'i- w 'it'''''
. Fourth. Major General Hancock il assign
ed to the command OF this corps, with head
quarters at Washington BY order Of Secretary
OF War, y.an,r ..s,s ,ssa7 pn.I.as s.t O.. ..al
TSisned1 odw smuE D. TowNsnEND,
I' Assistant Adjutant General
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Sewing Machines We call the atten'
ton of persons wishing employment, to the
advertisement of d. b. Herrinton & Co, in
our to-day paper
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Cotton Red Comforts &C. p. Huber 4
Son, have q very large lot of new cotton bed
comforts for sale, at No, 27s Third Street
Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Court AVery iittlo ob gs'iSfSI i"tdS6ss ga
yet transpired at the present term Of Court
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41ai@y empire
II II 4 M tt II
City and Other Matters.

Cheap Boots and Shoes Fora few
DAYS only. you will have an opportunity to
buy those extremely cheap Boots aud Shoes, at
G p. Huber 4 Sons, No 27s, Third Street
3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Toys at Wholesale dealers who ael
iT6yS AID Cbcistutas Goed3 will h~e 4 trRfe
tias6s III 5sAso6 Adia asom ticstxiehSite
assortment Of c. P Huber & Son No 281
Third Street, who sell their goods at fair rates
3td
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Gen ButIs''. plsp%.sn nost DESTROYED

.5iI.otb -tfsff.. ny fire. 10 iaictiil ~
WAsulNGToN, Nov 28-As the steamer
Webster was coming down James River yes
terday, when near Hog isagd, she discovered
that the steamer GTayhound, Gen Buffers
dispatch boat, was making signals of distress
On nearing the Greyhound she was found TO
be on fire . - ...... i. -..-.,,. /
4 t}ensrhls Raider, c. Sqhehek and Atlni
raj Porter were on board the Gray hound hut
the steamer Pioneer came and took them Off
General Butler and his friends were at dinner
at the liHe,qwhen euJdap " the fGtnHee door
blew open, scattering the conls all over the
loor, driving the liremen aud engineers from
their rooms
The GrayhOund wns immediately enveored
in flames, and Notwithstanding every effort TO
save her, she WAS burned to the whters edge
Ten horses be 'nugiug to Gen: Buffers staff
aefehur ned 10 aeath. q & j
Shortly before the accident, the Greyhound
had received from the steamer Cassac the arl
my mail for General Buffers Department.
which Jeff Washington yeglfr9aY lnQrnnFI
and it is supposed to he lost.
The Webster brought lhy-nine rebel pris-
oners. 'tt'ih ftts""ion'Nl
One or more of to.day's newspapers erronei
nusly attributed, To- the Washington reported
OF the Associated Press, "a telegram, saying
the pirate Florida and crew are to be return
ed 10 Brazil, and ,putpQrtipE to give an acI
cdp'lt of the aetiqn of.tbei GPFernment an thd
subject
1t is sufficient at present TO say, on anthOr
hty} thai tletstHte eup nts7 are ltbput ipuRtR
| tlOn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Sensations in Columbus Colum-
bus Contemporaries seem to have abundance OF
local items They had an extensive burglary
on Friday night They have discovered that
the resurrectionists are at work n the vicinity
of Camp Chase, carrying off the dead bodies
of soldiers as fast as they are buried. On
Sunday morning a case of infanticide occurr-
ed, very .ghoefiHgs lR The sItendagnt ejFfqm,
stances; and on the same day little girl fell
down stairs, breaking her neck Dayton iS
far behind the Capitol City.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR, A. GEIGER will hereafter attend crotuSipsiY 10
~ az office practice, and will give "Srpcal Atlcr.
tom to the treatment Of ca lONlC DISEASES, such
Diseases Of the II HOAT and LUNGS OF the EYE
and kA K, SCROfDLBUB .6RFHOWlsN5 Okc Pum-
AIRY aud Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHFA,
HLEEr, ArRIUrURES, IMPOTENCY, 6c. Also,
DHEAsEH Peculiar 10 FEnALEs, and eUsry variety ot
Ch,OHc Dseose, whatever mAY 10 its character.
pilce hours from \ m to y IN.
Sundays, ITO lOa m, z to p ~.
Otfite Corner Of Jefferson aud Fl1h st., Dayton,
OHIO. octS-Inj3nw Il
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StoOr store.
jos. E. BuIEa. JSO. MeMAsrEA.
STOVE STORE.
BoEEH s MomAsTER.
MANUFACTURERs oil

NoOK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AND SHEET
" IRON PAL0RS, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HuIl DWARF, SUGAR kETfLEs, &c, sc.
Casting Of every description made 10 order.
WaFfraom No. ~ 'sfsrson street Opposite the
-Mnriet HOuse. .'i '" f-'''.'
Foundry on gaysrd street. near Ludlow, Dayton,
Ohio. KufER 4 MehAsTEk.
noyi7.d6an
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
JONATHAN METHERD's Estate.

ON the 10Th day OF OytOher. A. H. 1864, the undar-
" signet was AppOin ed aud gualihed adminlstra
tor OF the estate OF Jonathan Melherd ists OF Mont-
gomery county, QUO, deceased.
octti wtw JOHN FON,
'il as ls effiIi oi ss lsl3lf ,lL ~ yIil idSlT
ID n NOV Al. ~ hlo n hahAea OdtaataxaI Ifeas NJ
III AGpIetFIom5 olel - BaidinE 70 50 Nam sheet
0NineDR seassaend tl5fdefRetsl over Mr.. IaEnuber-
~ . Store. sep2f-N NzmOs =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29


Underwater Agency Mr.. OEo. p.
BOYER has been appointed Agen; to transact
business in this City and County for the Ger
mania, Hanover, Niagara and Republic Fire
Insurance Companies OF New York,
These, Companies have entered into tp4nl an ar ar
rangement for the purpose of transscting TO-
oether, the business ot 'Insursnce against
loss or damage by fire, and the peTils of Inland
transportation, and attention is called to the
superior advantages which the Agency affords
to those who desire to make prompt and re-
labls insurances See advertisement in arr
9teper eYlRmS W -.kID()SI /
Ward Besoher.-Mr' Beecher, in his
Thanksgiving sermon, Thursday last, said as
he.usualIy does, several noticeable things
Among other remarks containing pith were
the following: "A man was bound political
" to aeuuiesce in the decision oithe majority
but he sRH had his rightOf Judgment, and
should exercise IT, We are glad to hear this
admission from this source, aud trust Beech
er's admirers will consider it as near the gos
peltrnth, as anything they are likely to hear
from him Again "Ihe conduct of the OPP
position (the copperheads y was noble aud
praiseWnrthy right or wrong before the cleo
iion,, they are right now" That is magnanim
ity that we DO not often witness from Mr
Beeehers side Of politics Farther on, be
aays We are nov, perhaps, the most heav
lily taxed nation on the globe, and when tht
nation voted Abraham 1i9folp into the Pres
idsntial chair tor another term they voted io
this tax" True again. irQBee, more, s, New
England isto be hepesferIh The governing
part Of the Nation The North west, will se'
about that, in the future, when they get th'
dse1 oh1kShA brainA d dHhahBh
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... e 4JrOfesslilenE i i |, ;c;:,l q
+ LAWN NOTICE. ~. s.. 4: .a5:i s::i \:
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM.

HAS RE UMED THE PRACTIO or Law
6STr5r or the presoab Il S. IS rsslAdeAnss rlAdA
First street, iaJ ton, OHIO.
UFFICE ii0uHs from 10 A. NJ TO three 2. NJ
DAiTOS o. Noyeniiar I2th, ls64 noyl2i!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29

Nrw YoRs Nov 2s.-stooks eieri Gold
closes at 235f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-29
IFH0UR, oEEBD7 KNDTGBNINg

At the lowest rates and will deliver goods 10 Gny part
OF 80 GitJ. lie will keep nothing hut the best Can
ana leave orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18
EXON THE yo8ry AND HRsr

DALTON. April l6.-Northern dates to the
18th have been received here. The Hast
Tennessee Convention met at Knoxville On
the 1a.h. Delegates from nearly every ooun.
ty were present. Tom Nelson made IN a..
planatIon of his compromise with JeR.
Davis, and denounced the Presldent's scts
ss unconstitutional. VIM. Helskell wa
elected President Of the Convention. Daniel
Trenhi'e made strong speech, denouneing
apostates in the bitterest tsrmA Andrew
Johnson made strong anti slavery spesehs
in which he said If We had no slaves there
would be few traitors.
A dispatch from Washington, lSth, state
that tho railroad bridges destroyed BY h~
Greshet had been replaced.
New Orleans sdvices say that large side.
wheel steamer had evadsd the blockadsn at
Galveston, getting in four thousand stand Of
arms.
Ii Is reported that Blshop MoClosky hss
been appointed Archbishop Of New York.
A telegram from Cairo, the 18Th, reports
that the rebel Forrest. with large force
was advancing On Paduoah last night, =
four directions Rsinforcemeote Aave beo0
sent there from Mayheld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18
y.rNy ON THs sou II SIDE.

r. Yankees are m aking tncir appearance
80 ,n the south side of James river
r,sn-.,,y morning q regiment OF infant
% ,'.sns ohou. ten miles below Suffolk, on
y,n.cmoad river. About ten miles
.. there another regiment, with cavalry
'', ~ siy pieces of artillery. landed and
sD- Nd 70 Cherry Grove. where i: formed
'.,,ti,n With the first force, both being
- N. command Of Gen. Graham. Still
1A't' 49, r.,siment, the ga Massachusetts. {.
a., Col Love, landed Thursday mornir &
.R,sk Landing. in Sufry county, on James
90, -Four desefters, who cisilned TO ie-
TO tae sth New York, came in and sus-
'1.,ea These deserters, We hear, gave
,,.,r eypA cling accounts o. Bdrnsides 5
.aayen S, stating positively on Thurs
s,v,bs; Bavnslde was preparing TO move up
~ Peninsula, aud on Friday declaring that
.,.y kuew nothing about Burnside. They
xsra brought np TO Petersburg. The con.
.,,l,g accounts they give OF Burnside would
,,iic.,e that they are spies, and have de-
.s-.ei for tie sole purpose OF doceiving our
oa,p-s ns TO Bncnside's movements.
Information from gentleman who was
,,f,hjo five niles II Portsmouth on Wednes-
4.r nicht states that Burnside's forces were
n13IDv in large numbers at Portsmouth oil
day Wednesday.
The enemy nod suf1,ik, and have sent out
f,,e.s in every direction. They now occupy
eyrrg rea1 leading 10 that town.
large force, estimated by some TO NUM-
her between three and four thousand, quar-
tired At Pnillips'5 Mil Thursday night, nine
niles this side OF SuiTolk; one thousand
saved 81 Hardy Chapman's, one mile from
Zlvi, on he Norfolk aud Petersburg road,
the same night; and @ party who was at
Windsor went eff Thursday night in the di-
reltion Of Franklin.
Spears i. sid to be also operating in the
direction u franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18
sEfRHlSil AT WINCHESTER.

Maior C,lmees, with some sixty men, at
tackled the enemy last Friday week. at VIII
CHESTER and captured thirty prisoners, WHO
arrived here Tuesday last. Oar men had
ltt, WineA sler bat short time when tbe
emmy, one hanlrcd andtweniy Eve i'll nuil.
her, IN, sao, learning this i7ct, set eli
in pufsuiL oi cur force, which Major Cal
mes being sppciscd of by their appearance
close to Lis rear. about faced, ordered q
charge, and drove than headiong through
the slfle.s and a short distance beyond Win
chester, making the above capture. Tie
prisoners are tr, IN the 9th West Virginia.
,th W',st Virginia, and 18th Peinsyivani.
ea'llry, ard aInorg them is Lent. MADEIRA,
o. tae irGt named regim mt. They all be-
long TO AYerill's command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18
LATER FR0M fexA

HousroN, Texas. April 1, via Summit !.
Miss, A:h-Hamilton. the Lineoln NilifayY
GoVern0r, has established his seat Of Cow
ernment at Brownsville.
Judge J. B. Mcfarland Ia made Judrs AZ
the Federal Court at Brownsville md Cor
pus Christi, and the work Of conAscatio,
has commenced.
The bulk of the Yankee force hes been
Withdrawn from the coast to l.ouisiens.
leaving about four or five thousand men for
garrison duty aud offensive operationA-
They profess an intention Of marching oa
San Antonio and Houston. A Yankee force
of three hundred attacked Loreda on The
i9!h, and were signally repulsed BY Col Be-
| nairdo with force Of less than one hum.
dred.
The Yankees evacuated IndianolA on tie
18Th. They are still in force at Fort 1sps-
ranza.
Mcssrs. PEBBLES, Baldwin, and senise, who
have been for some time under military AZ
rest for reasonable designs, applied Tor .
discharge to the Supreme Court on writ Of
haosos eorpHG 1t was not contested, end
they were discharged, only to be re-arrested
nnder the new law suspending the privilege
Of that writ.
The cold weather has made the crops in
Texas somewhat backward, and rendered
the prospect less fattering than last year.
The new currency and tax laws arc causiAk
quite a financial sensation. Gold y now
twenty five for one in this city. 1t u said to
be twenty for one at San Antonio.
The spirit of the people is good, and Ill are
prepared to resist the enemy in his advances
against the State, and fight the war through
to the end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

Hscry ROBBERY by Boys.-Fridsy evening,
between two and three o'clock two boys
i,anled respectively George Green and John
M.itar, liz the absence of the family, broke
into the dwelipg-house of Chas. Echardt,
on Broad street, above lst, and stole from a
bnreau S43 in silver, $40 il gold, 800 in
bank NOES, $500 in city Of Richmond notes,
and about 900 in five dollar Confederate
Treasury notes. ihey carried the stolen
money TO Mrs. Ciroline Abrams, In Scream
ersville, and there counted and divided it
amongst themselves. After they had icf:
her house Mrs. Abrams informed officer
Kelly of the facts, aud he. with the assist
aHea of officers Griffin aud Jenkins. hunted
up and arrested both OF the rogues The
boys confessed The thelt, and told where
they had hidden the money. They were
taken to the places indicated by themselves,
and there most of the money wss found
Ninter had buried his share, amounting to
S1,lS639. In b!s fathers carpenter shop
Green had secceted his, amounting TO 81 $50,
in pile of old rags unier q counter in his
mothers shop, on Broad street, tao doors
from Echardt'S.
TIE Msyor sona bath bays on TO be tried
hatoae the Husliags Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

f3s,a Roost Robbers Saturday night The
hen house Of Mr. Alex. Garrett, on Marshall
street, near Adams. WAS broken into aud
robbed OF all his chickens. Several other
hen roosts IN the same neighborhood were
a.so visited by them. Yesterday morning
officers Griffin and Moore, receiving inforrna
tion leading them to suspect where the
thieves could be found, catered Q house on
Marshall street, near st. James's Church, and
there found and arrested five negro men. On
searching the house they found sixteen
fowls that had just been picked, grain bag
fall of feathers, Q lot Of crowbars, and other
burglars tools, and in bucket . dozen or
more eggs taken from the chickens. There
was also IN the house i've new ;ei: hats, g
jacket containing two icadod pistols ana a
military great coat much sineared with
blood The articles enumerated and the
negroes were carried to tha watch house -
We must not omit to mention that one OF
the iimmies corresponded exactly with the
dents on hen-h0use door in the rcig ghbor-
hood that had been robbed the niga: afore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

Tag sp.R1r OF CoyrELEaAr BoYs.-The Au
gusia (sia) Coastis.ondttt mas the pafticu ars oi
an expedition undertaken near tiai ciiy by party
of iuyr.i,e soldiers with view To make their way
10 Dalton and offer their services TO Gen. JOhn-
SON. to act as courers In the place, as they said
of some of the able bodied Een VIVA act In that
capacity The party Of whtca this youthful COM
pany was originally composer consisted oi Ten
inembers whose ages range from nine TO fifteen.
Having made all ,hei, arr ,ngements, they appointed
,hanksyiyiny dav as the time 70 take up their lice
OF march Cor the s'front;'' but four O'Clock, the
hour al which they were To start, came, and only
four ont OF the ten were present, the balance hav
inn becr, arrested aui placed In close coninemen,
by their narents. who, while they adaifed the
spirIt could not approve OF the conduct Of the jH
yeniie warriors ia drpxrting from their paternal
roofs 10 entr. the service sf their country.
The auartctta who had assembled according "a
agreement determined not 10 Do i0iied In tneii
cherished undertaking, Hiounted Their sieeds--a
donkey, u shetland poaey, an two horses-took
last, long, lingering look az the scenes Of theil
chiichMd' ln,ned tneir backs upon their homes
and took I'M their line Of march, Al ten 0'clock
that night they halted near Berxeiin aud encamped
having marched twenty niles. When 1t becams
known that the party had ahsconded, One VI theil
relative. t,ok ths train that night. On arrivnga
Bssssiia. in comn1ny with f1end, he staEted IL
| pursuit and a(ler searching about for s0ne uma
came suddenly upon the camp, was challenged ,,
the sentinel pacing his rounds, ordered advance
aad give the couatsniee, wnsseapon, wanoa
euasd, TOOK MIN pdsoaes, surprised The sn'irt
pAsty, csp,usine four pnseness, together With q
| ihsis ssosse, oed bren0ht theA baek In eeleu Y
Aueusoa. WSe1e shsy ~ astiseA n a eafiy Aou
l o. 6atnehnv moeutlH, mueh Asl1ne1 Vfcos tA0
b6of ~ N1Dons1o eo0r0oea,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-18

AFFAIRS IN NORYoLg, AND PoRIsM3u1H.-The
Petersburg EIfTest has The following intelligence,
isli'e To af!.i:s in Ncr!plk and Portsmouth
Rev. NJ Hio.l-id, who was sentenced by But
it TO sweep fnfirnOUth's street. IN Penitenliary
costume, was afterwards persuaded by Butler TO
.4Re the oath, said peisUasita consisting probably
iG threat of II i,;iefas.
AsVs Mf. oKfeto aad P,aakett, the Catholic
Pastors Of N ffoik and Portsmouth,, received telc-
gfaRhic Glsplehes last Sunday fortnight from But
itt, asking isi, cher they ad taken the oath ;
u, "hslher they said the usual prayer for the
PRESIDENT Of the United States before vespsrs.--
nt' y okesie replied that he had not taken TIE
oa!h, as he owed 10 allegiance 20 inco!i, ard as
" u. prayer before vespcrs he had ncve! heard of
H. NJ Fienket., who has n0i taken the oath,
nPafed TO Fortress Monroe and had an interview
wan lle Beast, which resulted n ui- beiBg allow
-, "a "u'ae 70 reflect" Win ,hcea excepti3ns, all
we e'tiey ln uae i~0 cities have seen forced 10
tase The Cath,
n :. m ts drpofief Tia; The magnificent mansion OF
s '' I"yi0T s 10 be conaseated. although she
A Aas tahsh ihe oath. aud has influential friends
ahnhg HE feGeIas
49,. ''e'as i /" be The permanent aud regular pr;-
- s,i l'' lsc rcte0as OF Norfolk. a;iss Roane,
Wno'e ~ case escit-d such in,eres, In the Cutede-
,a'!, was tte hist victim, bat scores have been
sent there since