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The best recognition of the Southern
Confederacy as an independent nationality
CONSISTS in the law passed and contemplated
by Congress, confscating the property of
'rebels." England and France need no
longer hold back. We cannot complain
of them for doing what we have already
done ourselves. r'1
Con6scation is allowed by the rules of
warbetwoen different and independent ma
tons. Bst in these latter days it has gem
orally been conceded by the whole world.
except the few Yankee politicians who rule
and control us, that c~oniscation is a relic
Of barbArism and a Disgrace to a civilized
people. There is money in it and therefore
it is all right to the disciples of New Eng
land. s ha lr IN '
If the Southern people are "rebels.'
and in rebellion only if they Ars "trai-
tors" and punishable by the laws o.
the United States, their property car
only be confiscated for their lives afts,
trial aud conviction, If they are a foreign
nation, confscation may be strictly legal
but il "a at the same time ~disgrAceful, bar
bsrous and humiliating to a people pre-
tending to deeeney. t f
But we can expect nothing more from
those into whose clutches we have fallen
Men who rob and steal every thing they
can lay their hands on even in their wi
country, are not apt to let alone the land
and goods of those with whom they ar
o~ontending in war. And what makes thii
war so pleasant to a Yankee abolitiOnist
is the wonderful facilities il affords 70
plunder, both at home and abroad.
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Later rom Europe.

NEW YoRK, February lO.--The steamer
City Of Cork, from Liverpool 10th, ola
Queenstown 26th, has arrived here. The fol-
lowing IL from Cork papers Of The 26th.
Berlin January 23.-A debate on the
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The object.

Says a contemporary, "the sooner the people
accept the startling fact and act upon ii, the
better, namely: This war is not now waged to
restore the Constitution and the Union, but
has for it's purpose a revolution which shall
abolish both. y Aaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

The Republican Postmaster at Hull,
Wood county, Ohio. has been arrested for
stealing a lady's gold watch from the
mails,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

Tue statement going the rounds of the
papers that the eminent Southern statis-
%tician, De Bow, had renowned his pro-
slavery views, isa Black Republican lie,
made plausible by the Black Republican
forgery of an article which he did not write.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11
IA Chesapeake 10 he Delivered 10 her
N ON Certain Conditions.

HALIFAX, February ll-In the Admiralty
Court, yesterday the Judge decided that the
Chesapeake and cargo should be restored to
her owner upon the payment OF the legal ex-
penses. A final decree will be delivered Mon
day. rrtt
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XXXvIITTm

WASHINGTON. February ll-SENArE-The
Committee called up the bill amendatory TO
an act to provide Tor Circuit Courts for Cah1
.fornia and Oregon. After amendments u was
Lad0nted. .L-L.-- .Ll..-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

E8-FoRSES, the Presidents dog,is sick.
His well known aversion to water, has
probably ended in positive hydrophobia
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Miss DICKINSON is thus done for in the
Washington Constitutional Union
"The female Cicero spoke a piece in New
she uttered in Washington, The insanity of
this man-woman, we are informed, is inherit
ed from her unfortunate father, who is said TO
be now al inmate OF an asylum" s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

THURLow WEED predicts a financial
crisis, which, if not provided for, will bo
as severe a trial as the war which has pro-
duced it. u
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EH-All the enormities of the shoddy
contractors are not yet made public. The
class of knaves who furnish army clothes,
are guilty in most places Of a heartless
and grinding oppression of the sewing
girls, compared with which all the "cruel-
ty" Of Southern masters to their slaves.
was mercy itself. Iu awarding contracts
the Government always makes allowance
to the contractor for a fair price to be paid
to those who sew the garment but this
goes into the contractors pocket, and the
wretched sempstresses work literally at
starvation prices. For the most painful
and exhausting toll of twelve to fourteen
hours per, day. they receive only a few
cents, while the employer grows rich. and
exhibits his vulgarity in an aristocratis
mansion, or in costly carriages drawn by
fast horses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

In is hard to tell, in this uncertain life,
what men will come to. JoHS BRoUdH is
now a temperance fanatic.
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Nearly ali OF East msnnessas tn Posses
@ sion of the HebeIe. @

CIEoIsSATI, February 1.-THE GazetiGs
specials say General Curtis arrived at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, yesterday The Army o fthe
Frontier will be recognized for offensive
operations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

THE Republican Collector Of Internal
Revenue at Cleveland, has been indicted by
the Grand Jury for villainy in Office.
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111antrh.f
dissolution.
DISSOLUTIONT


HNHE co.partnership heretnfore existing Miller d
IL Uhaieh, In the Marehant Tailoring BuAiueAA, was
dissolved 10y mutual consent on the first day VI Feb
ruaTy, instant. The books are ~ the hands Of uenrys
Miller, who viii continue the hus mess aitha old stand
Huston Building, corner Third md Jefferson streets.
Those who have claims against the arm will present
Them for payment, and those who are indebted 20 the
hrm are expected TO call. and settle their accounts
without delay, rs the blsiness must De closed.
HENRY MILLER,
fe3iiSw J.s. OHAROH F'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

The Clevelanders are getting up a grand
Sanitary Fair A temperance lecture, by
john BRoUoH, if duly advertised, would no
doubt swell the receipts.
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News IteIEs.

1t is claimed hat the French have been
meeting with decided successes in Mexico.
At a battle at San Juan de Lanos, tho
Mexican General GoSzALEs was taken
prisoner, and many of his troops killed.
LIscoLN's stable, located between tho
Treasury building and the White House,
was destroyed by fire last night. SIX
horses persisted in the flames,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

EW-Kansas has thrown the bandit JIM
LANE overheard, and elected Gov. CARSEY
to the United States Senate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

MoKiNNRY for a copy Of GARRETT DAVE
speech.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1864
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JoHS w FoRSEY is lying very ill
E9.
Amazingl JoHs w. FoRNEY had been
Iying very nell up to the date of this i'll
ness. .-.t
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In the case OF HAgenbach Us. Johns,
vanDoran h Co, the jury disagreed.
IN the case Of Manhattan Life Insurance
W. Ebenezer Fowler's executor, tho jury
found a verdict for about foar hundred doll
lars for plaintiff.
Shelby Us. Smith a. Olwin is now on
trial in the Superior Court.
In the Probate Court a jury is trying a
condemnation case. The Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad seeking a right Of way
through 'he farm Of Warren Munger ST.
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sI2, 600 Appropriated to Rs-buiId the
P~resfdentss stables. a.|I.

WAsuINGroS, February lO-7The House bill
was passed appropriating $l2 900 to rebuild
the Presidents stables, lately burned, rr "a
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EN-We are indebted 10 ZION. ]. n.
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- M
1t is thought that perhaps tho Senate
amendments TO the whisky tax may DO
adopted by the House. These amendments
fix the duty after July at eighty cents a
gallon, and do not tax the stock on hand.
General S1cKLEs is to be sent to Ar
kansas, by the President, to fix up the
election in hat State.
Advices from Washington render it
probable that Congress will repeal the i'm
port duty on paper.
HEENAN is still in London, and suffering
from severe illness.
There is no instance of the JEFF. DAVIS
Government suppressing any newspaper in
opposition to it, although there are a mum
Der of such in the South.
The House of Representatives in Com
gress refuses to allow the writ of hdGe0s
corpus to those who desire to recover their
boys who have enlisted in the army before
they were of the requisite age.
THE Republicans, by characteristic in
strumentalities, are striving to carry New
Hampshire. The Portsmouth States and
Union says:
1.-THE Abolition leaders are importing all
manner of machinery to carry our State cleo
ton They have an outcRst from Arkansas,
who never had brains enough to be on any
side of anything long ut n time, blythe name
llof Gautt They also have Peggy Dickinson,
Elder Foss and his niger, together with Phil
lips aud any quantity of greenbacks, shoddy
thieves, Loyal Leaguers ct i'd omnes genus
ate aReneies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-11

Southern Consumption Law Discuss
cd by the Rebel Congresn--Free hegroes
10 lie Immersed into the Ranks--AIl
slaves KILLED or Escaping so the Ene-
my to be Patd for by the Confederate
Gnwar nj N . MT. .-. ...H .. . ."... ... TIA.
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From new orierns.

CAIRO, August s New Orleans dates to
July 29lh are received
The steamship Washington was TO leave for
New York on the 3Otb, and the Matsnzas on
the 3lst
General Banks officially acknowledged the
exchange Of prisoners, recently arrived there.
He ordered those belonging to the thirteenth
and nIseteenth corps to report to the proper
officers for duty and those whose term had
expired to proceed to their respective States
TO be mustered out
Lieutenant Governor Wells issued q proc
lamation, directing an election to be held on
the first Monday in September, for the rati6
cation or rejection Of the constitution adopted
by the convention
Cotton inactive, good ordinary l53@l55 ;
low middlng l69l@l6O middling 1924
$50 bales sold at auction for l644 aggregate
sales amounted to $40 600 Little doing in
Western produce Nothing done In sugar
and molasses All the room 10 the New York
steamers is engaged for cotton, at 2 cent per
bale
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From IN. Psoine sIops.

SAN Francisco, August About a dozen
thrifty farmers of Santa Clara county, have
been arrested on q charge OF being Confeder-
stes of the rebel highwaymen, who bave been
robbng the stages and expresses in Sierra
Nevada They are copperheads, and it il,
thought they are helping JEFF Davis
The copperheads held meeting in this
city, last evening, to protest against the arrest
Of ex-Postmaster Weller, who was chairman
of the democratic State Central Committee,
by the military authorities, on the charge of
using reasonable language The meeting
was a small affair
A fire in Virginia City, last night, destroyed
$40 900 worth of property
The steamer Unce SAN has sailed for Pan
ANA with 81 400 900 in treasure
The British war steamer DosoIatou is at
Panama
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HARRISBURG, August 5--A dispatch from
Somerset, received at P. NJ, states the Fed
eral loss in the 6ght at New Creek, yesterday,
was twenty nine killed and fifty wounded =
General Kelly defeated the rebels
A dispatch from Greencastle, s p. NJ, states
that a gentleman bad just arrived there, who
says the rebels crossing at Wlliamsport, be
tween six and twelve O'Clock this morning
5000 or 5000 strong, infantry and cavalry.
A telegraphic communication has Just been
received at this headquarters from Bedford,
TO the effect that passengers by the stage, who
had reached that place, represent that fight
took place at Cumberland on Thursday, which
resulted in d loss to our side Of twenty killed
and thirty wounded No other particulars
are given.
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CARE RACE, August 5--Lord Palmerston
in the House Of Commons, in response to an
inquiry whether England intended acting in
concert with the Other European powers in
endeavoring to bring about suspension of
hostilities in America, stated that he thought
no advantage would be gained by meddling.
The Bank of Enpland has raised the rate
Of discount to per cent.
1t is reported that Slidell is on a visit to
Napoleon
The Peace Conference ceased on the 25th
of fully.
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Occupation oT HagsrhtoWn ny mo Reb
els Con Armed.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 5.-The occupation of
HaRerstown is confirmed by official dis.
patches Three regiments Of cavalry and
two Of infantry are strongly posted in and
sronnd the town The fact that the rebel ex.
pediton is accompanied by infantry is strong
indication that this force is the advance of u
large body, as such troops are not used for
marauding purposes only
After crossing at Sheppardstown il appears
that that the enemy passed through Sbarps,
burg and Funkstown So sudden was their
descent upon Hagerstown that the telegraph
operator was compelled TO leave on hand
car, closely pursued by cavalry force He
was in range of their revolvors for considera-
BILE time, and only escaped by hard work at
the wheels We are still in communication
with tho State line.
A telegraph station on the Franklin rail-
road, several miles north OF Hagerstown,
states that the rebels in Hagerstown have
thrown out pickets, but as yet have made no
further advance.
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market,

DAYTON, Aug. t.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale Sll 90. Retail Sll 80.
NEW WHEAT-Sl 70. Old Sl15
CoRN-lOO; Shelled 9O@lOO
0ATS-70.
RYE-l 45@l so.
BARLEY-Sl 20.
COFFEE-5Sc
SUGAR-25@28.
M0LAssEs-$l IS per gal
RlCE-l5c per b..
ToBACCo-6O@s0 per ID.
S0APS--l5e per H.
STARCH-s4c per ib
HARD REFINED SUGAR-93c per b.
COFFEE SUGAR--SOc per ih
LED--l8o per lb
SHOT--S5 90 per sack.
SPlCES-All u advanced fifty per cent
PoTAToES-S2 so per bush
TOMATOESr-SS so per bush.
EGGS-25psr doz.
WHISKY-l 10.
CHEESE --lS@20.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5Oas 90.
HAY-Timothy S22@2S per ton.
TEAS--S2 5O92 OU.
RlCE--l6AlS per ID.
LARD--lb@ls
BUfTEk--s0CSS5. es
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Nav LORE, August 6 The Richmond Ex-
rmper Of the 3D. has dispatch from the
rebel General johnson saying that General
Stoneman had surrendered TO him with 500
men
A dispatch, dated Griffin, Georgia, on the
sob, ut, says that Atlanta has been furious.
y shelled for two days, and early this morn.
ing Cbeatham was attacked The Union
force as easily repused, with no loss to the
rebels. A Union raidng force captured Fay
ettsvile on the 29tb, and burned wagons tore
up the railroad. &c
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NEw YoRE, August 6 6--Cotton firm at
70a72; Flour quiet and firm SO s5al0 90
Extra State; $40 30alO 40 Round Hoop
Ohio; Wheat duh and unchanged; 81 22a2 Al
Chicago Spring 81 23a2 al Milwaukee
Club, 81 56t2 SO Winter Red Western; Corn
heavy 50a5G New White Western Oats dull
81 0Of Pork dull; S36 so Mess SO 90 New /;
Lard higher and heavy 2la22; Whisky firm
81 93al 73l State 81 74al 70 Western
Sugar more active; l94a2l4 Cuba Petro
leum quiet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

WAsuSG7oS, Aug. 6 The Solicitor of the
War Department, in q lengthy circular, de-
cides that each man furnished under the pres
ent call for troops, whether for one, two, or
three years, shall count only one in the quota
now required, but in making up quotas under
n new call, districts having furnished three
years or two years men, shall be credited with
three times or twice the amount of service
Of those furnishing one year men, and quotas
arranged accordingly on the new call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

ST. Lows August General Fisk tele-
graphs TO General RosecrEns from St. Joe,
that the recruiting is lively in his district /;
that the militia, who were called out to hunt
guerrIilas, acted nobly; that the reports Of
insubordination lawlessness are false. The
General says that the demonstration Of loyalty
aud power has been of incalculable value to
bis district in convincing the rebels that their
recruiting offices, north Of Missouri, is here.
after 10 be governed by loyal men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06
H.rala,. New orl.sn. oorrs.ppna.ne,

NEw YORK. August 6--The Herald's cor
respondent from New Orleans, says that ali
the able bodied registered enemies will be
kept as prisoners during the pending present
military movements, they having arrived with
the intention OF joining the rebel army.
All OF the negroes in the street will be con.
scripled
General wi liam defeated force Of rebels
near the Atchafalaya on the 2sth ult
1t is reported that Dick Taylor has crossed
to the neighborhood of Plaque Mine.
Herald's special from Nashville August 8,
says later news from Gen McCooks expedi.
dition is highly encouraging, and lessons the
extent of the disaster McCook with 1900
men reached Marietta 900 reached there be-
tore The missing now will not exceed 500.
sherman alIudes to this raid rs being success.
ful All quiet in front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

bromiuent officer there, to another officer here,
says that fires are burning in Atlanta now in
diCatng that Gen. Hood is destroying large
amount of property but whether with view
to evacuation ar not it ia unknown
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
on TUEsDAY. August l6lh, ls64.

ON TUESDAY, August l6Ih 1854,
A LII that messuag' and tract Of land containing
n 1851 acres, diyided siollows
no. lis situated on The Eaton Turnpike bL miles
west rom Dayton, and fronting SAID Turn, Ike IN
Madison township, Montgomery county, Ohio. II
contains 7 seres "tth res sugar timber the i'm.
provence IL onsist Of two story house vii IA kitchen
attached harm, anu other necessary out. BUILDINGS
an apple chsrd, spring house with never tailing
spring OF tunnng wn'er all uuder good fence
NO. 2-Contans2l% ncres and iones No /, with n
TWO story brick house, arm, well of water, apple orh
ard and well improved with the necessary out build.
ings.
80. 3-Ts tract OF ten acres
No Ala a tract OF ten acres
No Sis tract Of ten aefes
Persons wishing TO- yigw said property will be
shown by the subscrb r, who resid y on No l. The
properly will be sold on No /, az o olocK D. m when
terms OF sale will be made known by
X. ". McGowEN, Aucdoneer. yti-dswts
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LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


ST LOUIS, August "A dispatch dated
Fort Smith, Arkansas, the ct inst says that
tie rebels under Cooper, Cane and Standard
900 strong, with twelve pieces Of artillery,
moved up yesterday with the intention Of At.
acking Fort Smith General Shager moved
Dut and met the enemy a shoet distance from
the Fort, and completely routed them Our
cavalry is still pursuing them. Oar loss is
very small, and that of the rebels s unknown.
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MORNING REPORT.
Bombsrdment of mobile by Fara

bonn mbarumeht OF m obIIo BY FaraBut.
NEw ORLEANs, July 30.--Informallon was
received at Headquarters of the Department
Of Gulf that on last Thursday Admiral Fara-
gut had passed Forts Morgan and Gaines,
which had been supposed to command the en-.
trance to Mobile Bay aud be is bombarding
the upper defences II this information Is
correct these forts must speedily surrender.
The Admiral has now six iron olads off No.
bile and two more left this city to-day. The
bomhardment had been continued three days
and it is expected that that the city will sur
render before the close of next week Gener-
al Granger will command the land forces which
will occupy Mobile and the Forts, if perfect
success crowns the movements Of Admiral
Farragut, as everybody expects.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

WASHINGTON, August 5,--lieports from the
upper Potomac are very contradictory. If any
crossing has been effected by the rebels, It
was probably large cavalry force uuder I'm.
boden. The movements Of the main column
under Early at las, accounts in camp between
Winchester and Marlinsburg. There is evi.
dence here that the rebels have resolved upon
a general inv sion
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startling Intelligence from Ma

Startling Intelligence from Maryland.
PHILAnELrmA, August u 6-Forney's Press
says we have received the following dispatch
from high official source and are assured the
details are perfectly reliable
HARRISBURG, August --Advices from AL.
legheny County Maryland the 3D. states heavy
firing has been heard in the ighborhood OF
Cumberland al day rebel deserter says
the rebel cavalry under Johuson, McCausland
and jackson is advancing on Cumberland and
this State, and they will be joined by Early
and Imboden and the whole is TO center at
Cumberland and march on Pittsburg and
Wheeling
Their whole stTength is about 25, 900 or 30,.
900. If successful they will march on Gin.
cnnati aud cross into Kentucky. The rebels
have burned all the bridges on the Cumber
land turnpike and feled trees across the road
II was the 9th Virginia regiment that burned
Chamsbersburg. Gen Averill will be com
PEELED to move towards Bedford, to oparate
against the rebels He will do all he can to
arrest thir progress
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06
Southern TreRuon-Ths Tribune's New
Orleans CorFeGpondsnoe.

New YoRE, August 6.--Rehmond papers
state that some traitor has Informed the New
York Herald Of the fact that Joe Johnston
has been assigned to the command Of the
rebel army in Northern Virgins, now invad.
ing the North. Papers say this fact was M.
known in Richmond beyond the War Depart.
ment, and yet the whole plan Of the campaign
is laid before the world through the columns
of the Herald
The Tribune New Orleans correspondent
says the terrible condition of our returned
prisoners from Texas has induced General
Candy to waive some points Of difference and
order the exchange Of all rebels held-somo
$4,000
The same correspondent contradicts the rU-
mors of heavv fighting at Morgansea
General Uilman holds the place so strongly
that the rebels would not attempt to take il.
He also doubts the reported capture of the
Forts At Mobile Bay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

FoRrREss MoHROE, Aug. 4-Advices from
the front report all quiet since the late battle.
There is extremely hot weather--thermome
averaging 100 in The shade for the past week,
preventing anything ike active movements.
Nearly all the wounded have been removed
from The battlefield to the hospitals at Old
Point, and many have been sent to different
hospitals in the North
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NOTICE

( ToTICE is hereby given, that from this day, no
n ono will be rernltted TO enter tho grounds on
steele'9 hi oppost- the Miami Bridge, Tor the pnr
pose o holding Pc Mes there Farenta are especial
" war ,ed TO keep the children from entering my
uTchHr
Due penalty VIII be inhcte uprn all such persona,
who without my special permission shall en- er those
grounds. j. j. sTAHI tcna1t
SrEfLtN HILL Aug. 4th 1854, augj Std