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Northern News.

DiLTos, April 13th.-Nashviile dates tn
the 10th have been received. There was
considerable excitement at M-nphis - con
sequence of Pi :kets having been driven in at
Germantown Believed to be :. i;.i!.: Of FOR
rest to enable him to sst S,,ut, with train
containing .he p!under taken at i'e,iuSah.
In .shngton. the 9Th, C,lfaS offered
q resolution proposing tie expulsion %; I-nng,
Of OAio, for sentiments uttered Yesterday liz
favor Of the recognition Of tle Southern Cou-
i.isracy.
~ St Louis "a the ssi, It was rep rte.
that several naval officers were captured oy
Confederates Oh Red River, whilst conisca-
ting cotton.
New York dates to the 3sh report that the
famous 800 pounder PARROT, at Cummings
Point, exploded alter being fired 46l6 times.
SECOND DI>FATcu
Dalton, Aprii l3.--G.u. w A-eler attack :
ed "A small 70 ce OF tho ene,ny's cavalry vt
Iiylixht this iuorning. near Benton, killed
several, capturei :55, and one Lieutsnan:, to
gather oltTl horses. pi~tois, carbln:s, &c.
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THE MEXICAN MONARCHY.

THE MEXICAN MONARCHY.
Mr.. Davis, (rep) of Nd, from tie Com
lnittee on Foreign Affairs, reported the fol-
lowing res.lu ions:
Resoired, Th.t the C"ngress of the u
states are nnwiiIilg By silence 10 leave the
nations of the word under the impression
that they Indifferent spectators of the
,teploriOle events now transplring in the re-
public OF Mexico; therefore they Thick it fit
to declare that 1t does not accord with tn.
people Of the U'.itel St.tei to acknowleI ,c
i monarchiul gov. rnmeih erected on the ruin,
of any republican government i'll America,
un ler the auspices Of any European Power
Mr.. Dr" *, opp } Of n. 7, sud if it b
not mere .f,cI titit.na. .Ion, not oDj ct,
but if it be i l-1olltlol 81, C. burst in the
iIn,.>e, what is tac use OF it? Is anytnin5 =
i. done 18th it
Ar. Davis replied whether it is a mere
paper islnltiatlon or not depentc, upon
HAetaer Congress viii a npt i, an nheih-
u III adopting It they REPRESENT TIE opiIi, III
of the p. pc OF the Un.el STATES The re-
>ol'ltio,. is simply declaration of whit oar
policy s!,ouli BE, touching our interests very
nearly. | SUPPOSE il is not <u', ',iect that
any one Wishes to di~cussa | alovr: the pre-
'iotS ti'ttStioiI
Mr. Cox, (opp) Of Ohio, said tie rcsplu-
ton n =: re' eiyeI his ct,ncJrfe, il the cor.
.nttse. out he preferred tnot ii sii .li.i have
Deen morr EN- ,nalic. 1t oig;.t t.. .l4ye BEEN
i'uS>ei oetor.-. 1t viii be look ed upon now
..> nie'e brutuM fai1nc:t unless hacked bv
..rsn,. Are .Terea iy TOR tia. Mere ,lor!
irc>outlona d' no good alter States,nan,siip
ias falieI ii lis duly. Perhaps the bt.a,.,o
'r nc5~c .n5 Mexico ats:,:15 somewhat t.
,tne previous administration of Bach ,i,an,
tr AMY T. IS. = IN" McI ,o> -.,nsefy Sseo,s!,
NV bten pressed Il w..> pre>~t.i " b ciu
II; ard beaten b. Nr~ England Sc st,rs,
!>e by Sout hcrn >ertS>ioniSf-. 1t wculti
nave gwen ~ got anlexa ion, >dt {, firm al
lance VI Me>ico. aida commerce, and
-,l IN !csi, 10 get ce'ntro # Mexico. Tue
oli Dean era tc ls.icy III DIN sslc, - ioreis
iiet.tc3an was t..c policy isl tni> -l-~ rsency
~ il,!c hc ltvosei i.ils rc>o!lilon he only
si~neu tat 1t coui. be So ram Il ani sc
a9Aed UP AS to prevent king raft and. the
! >reuduile OF Napoleon Maxi;nii;tn from es
t.tail>h; ;Dent on this continent.
/ q Mir. Davis Was very sorry the gentleman
from Onio nal though; it nece>>ary to iuaks
an ..ryu aent .g,t.ilS. tnc Resolution.
Mr.. COX replied ne did not II, Ike an arsl.
;,nsnt against it. iio would vote for it. otlt
ne wasted the lang 'i..s'jo be nrre empliatc
/ Mr.. Davis dlJ not know how the Language
Could be more cnlpathic: for thc're>olutlon de
e.ared n / L mo aTcf:ical government world
i!ot be lcoganizeI oy u. He tl:i not know
,Ehttficr it VAS bccoM!a5 - t.iLs time to say
What We would ii, ami whether we in<nI!t to
irasi.t ny t:'fcc Of arms and prev ut The psr
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FHCI Dalton.

n,1r:'s April II --'r's cae:uv yer" rrio-
eng win, tfcir e.:.:il - so-ias ii II z-t'i.;
t'c.i's johnston, ii=r-,ee a,A =. -. u
viewed Gen sNi'colers Cavalry corps ,o.ay
Wratl,e" c!.:ar ard pleasant.
sEcoSD pisFA TclI
,''*n7o:. Al.sil l;..-siiss Aiary Walker,
>s.i>t&nt Surg. on 52i Ohio resiinen,, was
b. ar p -kets and brought here
Yesterday. She VII quit, rightly. oonve :
ses tiuently, and says she only wanted t.
.is;ii~cr letters 70 IL. pi.k"ts, and hal ids:
If t.,ins s-r: TED
It IL reportet! o. GOO! authority that
1Irierst,n attack q: Eersest near St4sssta-rvi.ie
IN the 10th i,:., AM wa it:ndscn ely re-
pulsed,
Howard relieves Changer il cn'.su anti OF
the 4th Army corrs.
Schcof:!d >iakss COMMA E.' cf I'd Army
corps
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Esc.rr Of REBHL PRISONERS FROM tAHP UOT"-
Las-T:e Chicago Tribune SAYS
On tho ni.,l,r OF the 2Zi inst. twelve rebel pris
oncg n adj. their escape from Whit Oak prison,
Canp Dougtas. and have not yet been retaken.
rI.v u.re confined in the second story ot the Drss
a., noxt rooru to guard. a.id made g the
holes in the foor.above and below that TIE rebels
escancd through during Col d. Lands stay at the
can,,, Tb ir manner % conc-aline tn i- ork wax
mot ingenious. " hi!e part OF them were ut work
fling of nail heads sn that the hoor might be
raised the others sang loudly at.Ied;chains. and
oth.rvise engaged the attention OF ti;p guard IN
suS manner that not the siicL tcat srsi scion 81
th,ir proceedings ever entered the minds OF those
nycr thenf.
The dar before the escape of trase pcisoncSs two
\. 4 nader thu
ncw barracks, just ected, III the sonth0 est por-
ton Of the gso,n is: OF coarse they ware put 10 ia
the priEoa And lucky change it was for them.
as tn, n4re among ,he missing the, ne&-. morne
tti3e-
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Tiir1 LATE AFFAIR AT CHAR. ESTON
ILLINOIS.
kICHMoND, 'pril l3.-The collision be-
zens, at Charleston, Illinois, wes greatly exag-
.erateI. A letter in the Chicago Times says
that not more than 80 men were engaged in
tie attray. The citizens went home. There
was no subsequent assem- lnblage Of copperheads
in the vicinity. Nothing new here to-day
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were repulsed with great loss at Shreveport.
TIE Esssx was destroyed By torpedo Oh
Red River, and transport was captured l,y
the Cunfederates.
fairagu: is reported 20 be ?. e9a-ing isr
al ait.ck 81 Mobile.
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r e {. Z. = & ), Il I -

Reported by the Press Assoc. :.. tion, 1866
Entered a.,rrdiny to Act OF Congress in the
1868, DS j. r. Ihtasl III the Clerks Office
ot the District CG-irt of the Confederate s'ta.G
for the Nosthcrn District OF Georgia.
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FROI Ari NTA-PRIETER'S STnIkE
FOR HIGHER WAGES SUSPENSION
OF NEWSp APERS.

FOR HIGHER WAGES SUSPENSION
OF NEWSPAPERS.
On Friday the Typographical Union held a
called meeting and resolved to advance prices
from S;1-35 to .5l87. Tie publishers held
a meeting Saturday and asked postpone
ment of action two weeks to see the course
Of prices and the currency. The printers
refused. To-Day the offices are closed The
propretors Of four journals published here
issued the f flowing card to-day:
We are under the necessity Of suspend
ing, temporarily, the publication Of our 10 II
nails, on account of an unreasonable demand
made by the Typographical Union, tie prin-
ters engaged IN our Offices in Atlanta having
rails their rates upon present charges so
per cent. This would require a greater tax
upon the public than We are willing to i'm
pose. The price of newspa pers is alrea iy
high enough and we feel that the sympa-
tines of our readers will sustain us in our en-
deavors, to protect their interests as we'll as
our own. Arrangements will be made as
as pra ticable for the res.ln; ;Iion Of our
issue and meanwhile the indulgence Of the
public is earnestly invoked The conscri pt
officers have enrolled the discharged printers
and ordere't them TO appear in camp to-mor-
row to be mustered in
FROM RICiMOND-NORTHERN NEWS.
RIcHMosD April 12th-The Petersburg
E'press of this morning says it learns that
the Yankee frisate, Minnesota lying III
Hampton Roads, was damaged by torpsdocs
one night last week
The Baltimore .Aa.crica,s has been received
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NORTHERN NEWS.

The foil wig important pro :aediags oc-
Cured i'll the Ian.ce Congress on the 4tl
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IMPORTANT FROM iHE TRANS-MIS,

RICHMOND, April l22.-An offici II dispatch.
from Mobile says. tie SurScon Genera; of
R,nk's army admits that Tie .nion for.s.
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It vas hem came dre.sr from the ivory gate,
hicb in yent.e re5tra int all 5uc Fanccs "ncioses,
As cosstant foferunucrs of happier iat'b
When at midaight theJ visit tn. form that
rePoses.
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And the u ases came forth ana aro1nd the dream
threw
Robes that erst did the dreams oeths poet en.old,
Aud they sprink s them or = with ':@aVertf a-w'
That they shook in protusioa from rlnSiets oi
gold.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
AboIItIon ReInlintIonl

following, from the special cores
nee Of the Chicago Times, is ear
commended to the attention Of those
re bowling so piteously over Vallan-
ms letter on ''repriSals." They are
,ested to observe the extreme mildness
Mr. Yailandigham's suggestions when
impaired with the inhuman bar. arities
( abolitionism--the fendiSh spiyi, which
shoots down innocent whas men in retala-
tion for onenses committed by guerrillas
upon the negro barbarans, whom Lincoln
has aimed and uniformed and turned up
on them ,I...
"a citizen Of Mayie'd was shot one day last
week by order Of Col Cunningham, OF The
negro regiment. in retaliation for negro
soldier killed by guerrillaA Considerable
feeling is manifested by the citizens OF Padu.
cah regarding the affair; and the humiliation
caused by the presence Of negro troops, who
avail themselves Of the privilege granted to
offer indignities to white people, has greatly
tnraged the citzens."
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Case No f150 superior Court Of Aontgon, n.
County, -
Af vrtur Of an order 81 sale made ~ the ahove
- 'use BY the SulHrlor Court Of Montgomery
pnt,, OHIO. WI onsra, public sals a. tile door II
the Court House. on Nh. N I. -
r 7sst ~. March 70, 1884.
tao o'clock an Of sad day, the foliowtnR doscFb
ell real estate, Vt' certain tract oi lana with ha 40
pmtenAnees yinR and being In Clay township, Mont.
gomefy County OHIO, aud described ~ oliows 10.
Wit The north half Of The horthwtat quarter of seooH
tmTy'tNo (2, town six 10y, range four az ronta nina
nrrfs -
said t,rm ia situated ono mite wesl of Dodson Sta
(iag, and ls ssd 10 be ono of tho best hftnt tkst
helRhbolhood and has been appn "a ~ go per sSrs
rec OF dbw0r.
rsTns-H cash, Y IN one year and tLs balance IN
Two years rom me Gay oi sale deefred payments tD
eear sik per en Interest nom The DAY o sale anil ts
b secured y mortgage on The prOmfea. II ". Y
a., GEohVn WOcAMAN, skenn Mont aauntV
H0VK 4 MchAnos, Attorneys. lsev{s
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An Italian frigate is supposed to have
n lost at sea. with 400 passengers.
Mcclellan clubs are being organized all
ough Kentucky. SO says the Kentucky
ibune.
The Confederate Gen, Stuart is reported
have crossed the Potomac for raid
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad with
300 men.
The Canada Reciprocity Treaty is to be
rogated.
Jaeksoupo,t, Arkansas. has been cap
red by the rebels.
Arkansas is back in this Union again
der Lincolu's one-tenIh proclamation.
lloyalty. we should say, would not do
bet on, more than about one time in
The Union "restored" after this
,hion, with Wah nine tenihs of he peo
IN rebellion, and the other tenth doubt
!. wJnld be about such performance
might be expected of A. Lincoln & Co.
1t is said that an extensive conspiracy
= been discovered in Kentucky having
! its object the annexation Of that State
the Southern Conlederacy.
The bill which has just passed the o..
Legislature authorizing soldiers in the
I'D to vote for Constables, Wood -Measu-
rs, &c, was gotten up expressly for the
lrpose of carrying the spring election in
lis city, and will serve to illustrate the
.lible OF the majority composing that
'ntemptible body. This should awaken
ie democracy to renewed efforts in behali
,f their ticket. We believe the soldiers
viii scorn the idea Of mediling in an slec.
ion in which they have so little interest
Nor will they be disposed to encourage
extreme meanness which asks them tc
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New Work Market.

NEw YoRK, March l9
CoTroS--Quiat and steady and upward teu-
doncy at 76@77.
FLoUR--A shade 6rmer, at 5000 10
for extra State. Round Hoop Ohio 20
OF 25 ,a..t
WHE1r--l 1901 II Chicago Spring l,ol
@l,62 Milwaukee, Club; l,67@l,7O Winter
Red.
coRS-very quiet and steady at sI@slt
for store
oArs-In very lair demand and steady at
90@0l.
PoRk-UnchanRed and dull at ls@l4
BEEF--Eirm and steady. -s.s---aa-a
BUTTER 27
Cur MEATs Firm i.l|
LARD "A shade lirmer, l3@lSi
WHIsKY--Firmet and unsettled, at 80 Tor
State; 80 Western
PErRoLEuN--Firmer 30 Crude; Al rsaued
Bond, 55@59 Free. ff
NEw YoRK, March l9 --Stocks irreg
closing firmer. Money seven per cent Star.
ling quiet and steady at 144. Gold 6l{
500 ooupons 100, SIS 'e6 Coupons M One
year certificates 0S4 New York Central ! 3Gs
Erie 81 III Reading 81 36i G, b, 4 Q,
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II has been but very few days since
the "loyal' press Of the country every
where, not even excepting that Of this
city, were extoling the excruciatng 'yidei-
ity' of the negro. They were absolutely
extravagant in their laudotions; they could
not have been more so. indeed, if the at.
tribute in question was peculiar TO the mig
ger, and had never been discovered until
pending the late arrangements Of Federal
prisoners to escape from Libby. They
knew what WIS going on, but they did
not reveal it--not they-they were color
cd folks The white man would have
"pesched," but mum" was tho word
with the transcendent Sambo.
1t is always a pity to spoil good story;
but this loyal assumption of negro 6deli
ty, taken in connection with the facts with
which we propose to end this article TO-
minds us forcibly Of a couplet we used to
hear sung years ago, to-wt;
"Some they say that niggeIs won't stcs
Hut caught two IN my corn hel."
The first line il will be seen, vindicates
the good moral character" OF tho nigger
and corresponds with the laudation TO
which we have referred above; but the
last line affords the most melancholy evil
dence Of his depravity. But lest it should
not be deemed conclusive we will corrob-
crate il with the following from the cores
pondent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer
"Colonel Dahlpren had taken negro to
pilot him to Richmond The dslAchment had
rapidly moved across the country destroying
barns, forage, and everything which could
possibly be Of any service 10 ths enemy -
| Pushing on 20 as TO reach Richmond as soon
as possible, Colonel Dahlgren discovered thai
his negro guide had betrayed him, and led
him toward Gooohland instead OF to Rich
moud, and on Thursd morning he found
himself miles in just the opposite direction
from that which be wished TO take, The ne.
gro was promptly hung for bis bNseness
It's unnecessary to add that this knocks
the fragrant doctlino Of Niger fidelity
higher than Gilderoy's kite
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

1t is proper that the Convention which
will meet in COLUMBUS should understand
and appreciate the state Of feeling existing
among the people. Ii viii not do any
longer 10 have the old traps not mcsnng
either peace or war, or meaning either.
Just a. yoe choose to read them. In three
years the people have come to very decid-
ed notions upon the questions now before
them and demand positive expression.
Three years Of war have convinced them
that war will fail Of all its purposes; that
il ruins aud depopnlates both sections
without the slightest benefit to either, and
that the sooner II is stopped the better
Should any easy or policy politician un-
derlabe to put tho party upon any false
platform, they will 6ud themselves minus
tbs people who 60 to make up party.
We must not be blind to the sentiment
Of our party, II man is for the war,
let him go to the war party.
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New YoRk, March l9--Mobile papers Of
the 9th say:
MUuion forces attempted 10 land on Danpton
Island thinking It unoccupied, but catching
sight Of Il Confederate soldiers concealed aud
waiting TO receive them hastily retired They
afterwards shelled the woods There were
also CBion yidelte boats recon nnoitering with
impunily up to the fort
RHeroldS special Washington correspon.
dent says
Seer Chase has been called on BY large
number OF membels and others urging claims
of their friends Ms agents to be EMPLOYED
under the COLO bill IL is understood that
the Secretary docs not intend make any ap
poiniment The matter will probably be left
to the Assistant Treasurer Of New York
Lieutenant General Grant will reach here
Tuesday next, but will proceed without DELAY
to his Headquarters
The Worlds Washington correspondent
ssys
G G. Barley, Of Philadelphia arrived here
to-day, bearing rumor that the rebels intend
another invasion Of Maryland His state.
ments are entitled to some credit, from The
fact, that no made earliest announcement Of
Lees, intended invasion of MARYLAND last
June Some facts in partial confederation of
the report are known here II is believed the
enemy is burning to RVenge the iore,e of
General Fitzpatrick and that while Grant is
prepar nu for the capture Of Richmond, Lee
will execute one of his bold movements :
abandon his communications with the rebel
capital and mako dash for WasbipgJon or
for rear Of the army.
Two of our soldiers were captured yesIer
day near Munsons Hill showing that reb. 1
ucou,es are W thin our lines and active pre-
parations for the defense oi the forts around
Washington indicate that military authorities
apprehension Of foray at east, il mot for a
movement of the main body Of Lees army to.
ward the National Capital
Major General Meredith left for st Louis
tonight
The House Naval Committee on selecting
site for Navy Yard at some point on the Ohio
river, to Judge SPaulding Of Ohio aud Gener-
al Morshead Of Pennsylvania who are to *
anime and report at an early day, .......
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New Military PrOpOsItIOn.

The aashy individual, CHiaLEs ASDER-
non, out Of compassion the Lieutenant
Governor Of Ohio, has been addressing
the Senate upon the subject Of the yolun-
iser militia Of the State lie went over
''an interesting account of the systems Of
France and other European powers say
the newspapers, and wound up by pro-
claiming that every man should belong 70
" volunteer company or be compelled to
psy 10 the support Of IT, 'r
For our part we thought the militia
system bad enough upon tue poor man,
requiring him to lose so many days in tho
year, or pay so much money into the
county treasury--being nothing less than
20 much Of direct poll tax without re-
gard to a man's wealth. But this new
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LES OF THE CITY or DAYTON,
faaAo J. Bsaseu Jarob Butterbpuyh "a al In mar
tton. Case No. ESQ. Montgomery Superior
I n obed en-, = the comirSnd Of an order of .sls
made m the above case by tho Superior Court OF
on tl6 premises, two miles west OF DAYTON on Ne
Dayton anu katon Turnpike Rcad, on
i. Sasurddv, AprA 9, 1884, .
AZ two o'clock m OF said day the iarm owned kv
tIeorge Butter augh, 81, decrease and which hss
writ OF partition tssu d Ia this case. ss fbnowsi : '
uh-diVAion or part OF section 81, town g, FnhEe D.
east, 60 Montgomery county Ohio
Lot Ne. l-BegiunnR ~ thu southwest corner Of
saif section; thence north q So ~ 100 10 ss "a
corner ia the middle Of IN Dayton and Faton turn.
pike To corner; thence north a. west "a 5OiO0 roles
To corn n thence north s6' 80 east 30 poles 10
thence north 15' east loi 90 100 DO es 70 GOMEZ
thence south y east sS poles to the south tine Of aad
cuon thence south So aO west l59 TdlOb poles 10
the place ot heginnng, containing w 10 100 acres.
. Lot o. 2-bsglnnng At the southeast corner Of let
No u thence north a. west o5 poles to the middle o
tha Dayton and Eaton turnpike thence north re
east l2l 90 100 poles along said turnpike to the nar
west corner Of lot No q thence south So east iSs "a
psles 20 the sou line Of said section; thsaoo soutk
Aining 81 9a.lO6 acres. s' S'"'
Lot 70 beg nnins at hs southeast aot..r. Of
southeast corner OF lot No thence north 80 west -
poles along me esstns Of lot No q thence norih sS'
w ees 90 poles totha east hne o. tad section; thancs
south y ens ~ poles 10 the pa Of beginning, con.
No u thence so,h ss 1 west 20 pos. corner n o, los
thonra north Hs ,sat n, Al ~, Io'es 70 rotn-ri
tSe nsyton a9d Es,n, IyrOv poss 70 lhs lnddle q
east aO 90 10 poler 10 ths sasi In. poth 70
thence south - east al poes 10 the nlses ~
eontai ming ia A. t0l acras Wv F~''V W U 'AiuN'nbs
Lot NO b-Bee eintin . AT ,ls no,th.a., ..x.. - ~.
No a. thence soith Jss Vet IA on M ~ ~ y % ot
md1ia OF the Inyton and RATION inrnntl. - ~ aas
thonce nor aswast "a sn SH,i uP,As 70 corner
tbence north sTs az as, Al ,is W sc ner'
south ~ east M snl 01 y "a * ~ tnencS
leont.intne ~ IDo a,,ris " '''' F"0 oeHinHine'
LOT No a. li,esinnins u at ~. 40, ~ -. :, = s =,
No q tbenr. sotn a. .sst "a M iso w., uoiheI ol ot
in the middle nj ths Isvto, 80 E, 1aeoIneI ,eI
thence aouth 75S west 40 ri, scn, NH p'Ast
cor err thence north % vest 6s lslOO psIss "a ss -
ner thence north sIs ai es.t ~ a, a ~, .s
pa II beginning containing n a. 100 ~ y" uS
Lot NJ T-Bepin lng AT th,s outb,,s,i "A os,r. t.
M a. in ne In yton a,i es,cn " lSe
T5S vest 72 90 i00 iss 49,; eouth
thence north eS ~ w.sf ep "a ita :" corner
thence north sgs 9y east w G ito w. ~, :" eoinsi.
sest corner on lot No a, ,hnc hi =. ~" ~ n",ta ~,
poles IA, The naea ~ hsginnin, ~ ~ ~
arrsS F"r' y s'S''""''A' S'''@A'"s " 'N'ioS
4 in, Na a n.a,,,r, Al, al, A., .. - -, .
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By Telegraph.
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MONT DISPATOHEs,


CAlRo March IL The steamer Coutinsn.
tai, from New Orleans 10Th, arrived here
She brings the Twelfth Wisconsin, Eleventh
and Fifthieenih Iowa, veteran volunteers
The Twelfth Wisconsin, disembarked here
The other regiment gO 10 ST sLouia without
debarka,ion.
An expedition, compoted Of three brigAdes,
stsrted from Vieksburg just before tho Cont.
mental left
The Sixteenth Army Corps also left for the
South --destnation unknown
Cen Lees rebel cavalry, which followed
Sherman's expedition on Its return, had re.
turned 20 the interior
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

Nav YosE, March ls.--Ths steamship Bal
timore from Liye.nool blh, and QOssntowu
7tb arrived tbis murning
4 Copenhagen dispatch dated on sbe night
OF the 9th sRysl
The Austrians arrived before Duppel, and
An attack on that place was shorly expected
Also, that those Districts OF Schleswig MOI oe,
oupied by Austrian troops elected members
of the Danish Rigsraads