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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

Grand Union Picnic and CotilliOn
Party.-Thsre will be Picnic at Levi Beard
shears Grove, four miles north OF Dayton
September 10th, 1864 Admiltance to foot
ST 90 per couple. d2t&lw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Fourth Ward Attention An persons
lESTAiss. fil tI.' 4.

As this is the last call, and all the chance you
have to keep from going by paying twenty or
thirty dollars EACH we can save the Ward
from draft Come one come all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
capture OF Alianta Oonnrmed.

NEW YoRK, Sept 3.-The Posts Washing
ton special says, the capture OF Atlanta Is
fplly confirmed by official dispatches justre-
oeivd. @ r.-rea ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Collector Barney, of New York, Re-


New YoRE, Sept The Commercial says
Mr. Barney has rendered his resignation as
collector of this port Postmaster Wakeman
and Simeon aDraper are named as probable
successors so a.- .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShIp

THE partnership heretofore existing undor the firm
J. Of Breene Nixon, in the Clothing businsss,
wa dissolved Dy mutd consent on the 2Oth day OF
August 1904.
y. q. eene is authorized TO settle the Affairs Of
The late firm. W. @ B7EGhE,
A. g, NIXON,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

Farther PoIETI Sept 5--The steamer
Seligranr, from Liverpool 2jth via London
derry 2Gth ult. passed here late last evening
No news Of importance.
LIVERPOOL, August 26,-Cottou dull aud
declined l4ali on American, closing 6rmer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

BgFTALo, Sep, s-Flour firm; Wheat nom
inAl and nothing doing weather stormy
Corn " 40 offered, 81 42a45 asked for 40 2;
Goats firmly held at 1909, no sales; Rye
sales 70 arrive 81 so; Whisky dull and noni
nal Prelghts dali as
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

NJ OTICE- Al IMONY. DANIEL Rush il hereby
~ notified that Mary Rush, his wife has hlsd a
petiion or Almony aRainT him account OF Vtlfal
deseTon and grosa neglect Of duly aud that sad
will be heard at the November Term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Aonsgomsry county, lss4
hOUk MCMAHON.
Septenber let lss4. ssptl-NeU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

.vsSEgsEa DERsoAS DESIROvs " HAV-
tP44 J. inc their
PIANOS TUNED CAREFULLY
and perfectly, Will Please lsays orders at BUTTER
FIELD GAINES B1OK AHD PAPER sT0RE,
corner Of Thifd and Main stTsete,
Rugl6 J. RUECKBRT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

Democratic Association.-A general
attendance ia requested Monday night, as
business of importance is to be transacted -
Let every member be present. None but
members will be admitted, as the room is not
large enough to hold more.
Nv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

Be Ye Clothed Fink 4 Legler, at their
shop on Second street, have just received a
large lot of Goods in their line, which they
propose to sell on the most reasonable terms,
II YOU gAat 70 get bargains ip clothhg, 90 to
Fink h Leslerh.a They cana accommodate
you. = 5L $50 az9-lw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

New York, Sept. 3--Gold opened at$2,4O
and subsequently touched $236I. The de.
cline brought into the market large number
Of buyers, to cover over due short contracts.
and the price rebounded to 81, ,43t al. noon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot bA
surpassed the East or West large stock OF bOYs'
cape overcoAts, which am offering exceedingly low.
Also al 'rgo stock Of piece goods, which we're pur-
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low,
compared with present prices Of goods purchased
this Fall. W q. GREENE,
aug2a No. % Main st., opposIte the Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

HAVING this day purchased the entire interest OF
III o. Nixon 10 The hrin OF Bre ne Nixon, !
snail cORtinue 10 carry on the wholesale and Retail
Clothing business. Having large stock OF clothing
on hand purchased before the great advance, shall
offer Oothlng cheaper than any other house q town.
Wishing to reduce my stock, hence the rsaaon OF my
OF ring my good. 80 eheap. am bellinR-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

New YoRK, August The Tribune says
Simon Draper has been commissioned Collec.
tor vice Barnes resigned
The steamer Costa Rca from Aspinwall
26th arrived with $3.50, 0O0 treasure.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
LATER

A courier left Rousseau's headquarters at
three o'clock p NJ, and arrived here at half
past four Rousseau had driven the rebels
from point thirteen miles from the city, and
was still driving them. We had lost seven
killed. and number wounded, and had pick.
ed up fifteen dead rebels, anu captured twen-
ty.seven prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
o YES! o YES!

TTNHE undersigned IL q duly licensed Auct oneaI
j Tor Montgomery county, and will cry sales, NJ
often a. his sorviees may he in demand
PaTaQna 4hQ hayeqot taksp out beenAe, viii be At
Tended to- 4 they violate the law
lH No z sSleeaideH ~ uheH Aoulhsaast OfMIANIs
BURG, Order. let wih JOHN KIRER, liz, or ADA AH
sAcbAfi dfamisbufg On Main streettw,lfhe sttehded
stl9 kss,6 ssSssoSJq slis3 sdi9els GEQRsE KIsERP,
." DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERsHiP.' +
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnetship here
30 In toi0ro e1ia1ng etseon tls undersiaaediu the
Grocery and CoQpering busin -, has been dlsso ye
atby autua consent Whose ~ ks aTt indebted to tls
late firm Will please call and 6efe immed alrly AM
those having ella ms are fsqdAstsd 10 pressnt tils
~ same hY Lhe yhFes OF 81 ptapber % The heaks l u
found with Henry Beddies, i4s, Wayne street wh1
will cont ne the hu iness Of the hrai, and mahs . Al
payments and receive all dues.
.0laa,lDAAilaavag ,.Oas ~ SA HI Y 3 bbIEs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
LATEST.

, Another courier left at six P NJ, and arriV-
cd at eight Wheeler had then abandoned
the railroad, aud was retresting toward the
Tennessee River General Rousseau, how
ever, hopedto be able to intercept him in his
fight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

YNEV YORK, Sept 6--Ths Herald special
dated headquarters Ayerilfs division, Bun
ker Hill, Sept, Sd, says we we're attacked al
half past ten this morning by Lenhox's divis-
ion, consisting Of Eve brigades OF cayalry.
We acted on the defensive for short time
until the enemy had developed his strength
The offensive wsa then taken by our side and
the enemy driven Eve miles toward Winches
ter, A. . very rapid rate, This division
showed its thorough discipline 10 the splendid
advance which Ii made a6d the naos1yering
Bhioh hitsxeenisd.. The rebel artillery barely
escaped eRplpte, through. tbs fortunate posi-
ton Of MIN efeek, by which stream our char
pes we're checked for the time being For =
short il was. desperate struggle. Oar losses
uaThs HerAlds correspondent with the 9th
Corps says.sfs OLSON a F
= last Wednesday, Aug. 81, slight diversion
was expected. LisntsnAht Clark, Of the Gig
naieorPs, attached 10 Gen. Wsrrsn's head.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
9aifg.1lEmpire,
I'll 81 Il NJ
CITY and Other Matters.

Large Furniture Sale &C P. Huber &
Son will sell al! the Household Furniture Of
Mrs Reuben Hngenbacb, at No. Logan st.,
on Thursday morning next at . o'clock
The sale will include everything necessary
in furnishing house; amongst other vaIu.
bic articles will he found several Fine Vel.
vet Brussels aud Wool Carpets 53t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
arRAk CoLr.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, living In Van Buren
y toNnship, threa miles nom Dayton, on the Day.
ton and WilsnS Ston pike, sorrel Mare Colt, with
bushy mane, kuotied and full of burs, white strip
~ the forehead and one Of its hind feet white. A
liberal reward will be pad for informahan,
augS.dlwAWst JOHN FAUVRR, ssn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

O. B. HARTMAN will he candidate for the office
Of sheriff subject to the Dem Tratic County Conven-
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Huston Han fOr Rent.

VNHE bes, Halliu the eiy--val ssa, ono thousand
u PeTeons apply 20 J. D ~ DOle,
NJ. IA Third street. Huston SGldins.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

MOT ORA persons are warned agalnst hArboB-
IN ing trusting my wife, barbara Oh my acooJnnt,
a. wiilpay no debts of her contracting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WAGNER sc s1IIR7

w "A I'M GR sc SE5IRH-
(sUccEssoR 20 seKErsLE srRIeKLRR)
uAVE tsken this old and nopuIar Hotel on Second
Il street, Dayton, and hope by their attention 10
business to sustain the welearned reputation Of this
well known house
This services Of Mr.. nrJ Foster, 80 widely ku own.
have been retained as Ole X.
The patronage OF Its former frieudse confidently
anticipated. Aug29 dkw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
New Meat and Provision Store

THE OLD ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Market street, near Jefferson.
VNHE undersigned has established a NEW MEAT
| AND PHOVISION STORE, at the atove place,
where he will keep on hand at ali times BED, Veal
Pork 8 us ge, DC de., OF ths best quality As well as
n Eia0ns and Vegetables ReneraliS. :
His old friends, and the public, are solicited to give
him call N. SToCKERT.
sept3 std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Two Section Ladder.

A coon thing for every man that owns house,
~ and Tor every farmer They are two ladders OF
oonvenie tiength for general use and can b. loined
together 10 make %, a. 70 81 loot ladder. good
house can he saved nom burning By having Ladder
10 time 20 reach the roof Call A. 22f tirat street
augaa-imdi j. N, RALsLET,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
Nem advertisements.
For Sale.

Az ACRES Of land and half miles west O
fO Dayton on the Wolf Creek Pike, on which II
'ituated good Brick House and Barn. Will he sold
At bargain n Id soon. g. O. SNYDER
gsDtk.lWd ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05
SEWING SCHOOL.


UNHE undersigned tai Q pleasure Ia announcing 70
their friends snd the public OF DAYTON, that they
will open
SEWING SCHOOL
In the school Rooms onposie the g. Josephs Ca,he-
lie Church, hast second street,
On TUESDAY, August SOtb, 1864
They invite ali who wish TO learn Sewing Knitting,
CroehrtnE, Fillocharing, Brading, EmDroidering
and all other / inda Of Needlework, 70 Civ them
cali.
The regular hours will be on Tuesd iys and Thurs
days, nom TO o'clock p M, ana Saturdays from
81 TO- lllS o'clock A. NJ. Terms-So CTS. per
month, to be pad in advauce
pont forget the place. East Second street, between
Misses EMMA SOPHIA BAuMs~ARK.
aug73-lwd
DISSOLUTION Of CO.paFtnershlp.
VIHE partnarshp heretofora exiating under the arm
i 81 fRAERDiNo, MAUsE Co Ia NJ inq Business
Al Buokey' s,iHs' Dryton, Cho was dissolved Uy
mu iusl coneent, on the 10Th day OF August, 1904
AL perEons knoAing tmrelVps Indebted to said
firm, requested 10 call and settle, and all having
cNms austthe firm will pres ent them for payment
Immediately The books will b. found at the ofhce
OF HEH Y fKKNkDlho a SON, No. g. Kenton
street, where alone, the accounts will be settled
HENRY FERNEDlNG,
oEORGE MAU V,
ANDREW MAUSh.
Dayton, August II, 1854. augle.1md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-05

/ THE undersigned tai . pleasure In announcing 70
Il their friends and the public OF DAYTON, that they
ope a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
FROM HAVANA.
4 Ncw-Ncrk Riecssde-Kusrer-s How se"
wa. Fitted emt and What she Sc Being.

EAyK,gA, jar -, lsci.
A ade-wheol steamer named the hataei g.
rived al Ma,anzas from NewYork ebou. DEE inicolo Of
December last. Her deck was housed ior cci'o. ier
officers rooms we're al above. end no had 20 ACCOM-
modninns for pusseugcrs. SIZE VS. buii ~ -e~'io'-
By or for Daniel Briggs. Asr cargo coasited o. 800
turs OF anthracite COAL Of which sho woud be ana 30
consume on be- vogsge PERHAPS 70 trns That coal =
the fayori.e WITH bockade-unla-s, and van hrrR nom
ssot s7s per trn, When English and 5cc.-a cosI can
be bought .or ~ OF $40
The crew OF this vessel weTo rs't a. ths rouas p e
Of n per mouh IN order ~ rYo no pay oIi q tieI
real vases IN advance suQ e. dfcha-go them ~ loi
nuny she cleared from Nea-YorS, Consigned 20 q
notorious biockale-runner a. htta8gra. On srTi
she Nas turned sSo.to a special owner and en- AZ
tempt was nede 70 discharge Do. CroT az eoFance
OF So 70 sach OSmp.ans wcfs alde % tho H. = Con-
sDi Nr Hail. who compelled The snip 90 nay So 20 eaea
of icr crcW emu borcupon DISCHARGED them en4 cave
no as 81 tho character o. vessel 20 the Admrs o.
tie dee. and tO the authorities a rCIha. SIC -t re-
mains p Mltanzas and Is expected % eago thss Hors
No Srsaish vessel with now pains arc now name,
b,lnh FER the ForilH wHt,rs. TIE oecza sro nf {,
ami ,yidenly waiting Tor her.
How did this vessel ges q clearance ron NcT-koys
The question is important. since AZ is oer>nod mt
another Of simi.P build and cargo az geIaiion ~
Dow dt..ns ~ lesye tho same port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Arrival Of Rebel Deserters Within Our
Lines Musketry Firing Heard near
Elys Hord-Re-enfercem Of tbc Army
nv RccPuitiug,

sps..,l Dispatch 20 IN. ". Y.Thbuns.
WASHINGTON Friday. Jan. q, 1904
From your correspondent with Tho Army OF
ths Potomac go have the following:
HEADQUARTERS ARM or rms PoronAc
Friday. Jan. a. 1907.
An unnsual number OF Rebel deserteEs have como
into onr lines within the past fow days. SI, ainohs
them Rebel Captain. received day before jester
day NJ Cen. Patrck's headquarters
Brisk mnskey firing lasting foE several minu'es Was
heard yesterday morning at o'clock on tho south do
Of the Rapidsn near Eys Ford. II is conjectnred BY
the officer, in charge OF piokets that the firing was
oceasonod by tho attempted dessron 10 our lines oil
considerable body Of the enemy
The most gratifying assurances are daily receiver
that The Army Of the Potomac viii soon DO augmented
b. largo number Of veterans and rocruitsi III men
came down on Tuesday also IT'S yesterday to join The
LIST Vermont Cavalry, attached 10 Gen. hipatrich
division. Advices from many other regiments no" on
recruiting service arc specially encouraging Lout'
Col Otto Harhaus has been promoted ~ tho Coloneicy
Of tho Harris Light Cavalry.
The In train ran of the track near Dsvereaur station
olay. and VAS detained scyorl hours thereby. No
accidents and not much DAMAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
FORTRESS MosR0s, Wednesday. Jan. 20 10

FORTRESS MONROE, Weonesahy' Jah ~ loO7
The following dispatch has just been received
from False Cape by telegraph via Norfolk 70 Col BgsS
Fort Monroe:
I'VE are landing the cargo Of the Thomas Swan ov
tie beach II the weather remains good we sna sass
all her cargo in good order. The tide cDos ana ho"s
the ship Send guard TO see me goods &c.
Forty barrels of common whisky. seized by Govern
nent was sold yesterday in Norfolk at auction ss On
average Of eight dollars per gallon.
Che United States frigats Minnesota arrived u
Hampton Ros,s last evening from the North Caroiips
blodksding squadron. Admiral s. p. Lee returned I"
the Minnesota.
Three Rebels doctor and two pcksts csptrred ~
Slatersve arrived here ths morning The yorktown
boat, Thomas A. Morgan.
John i. Downy and John i. NcIntyrs regasces from
Wilmington N. c., arrived in Norfolk yesterday. TIN
hitter claims to be British subject.
The French sloopofwar Grenade sailed from Scrfo's
yesterday for New. York via Baltimore
Steamer Convoy, arrived from Point Lookout, reports
the English brig Hunter at anchor near ths mouth o
The Rappshannock with mntiaous crew on board.
French sloop-cf-war Catinot from Nassau. arrives
this evening a;ld sachored ia Hampton ROADS sbreas
ths Fortress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Ao1rOIK, Va. Thursday, a. IL noe.
The Miiitary Commission, Gen. Wisiar Prest
dent row IN session here. bids fair to os worth 10 t'
Government all it will cost II in other way, for the
searching sxpo,s it is making Of fraudulent stesmboa
charters. There are new developments Of intersd
every day. In the case OF the charter Of The seana'
Sor,h America witnesses testify that SIZE Was more
than q years old when abe was hired by The Govern
msns that she was lot worth over $4,000. OF ypiJ
more than half was in her ongine; that she was ID
charter some five months at 500 per day. earning io'
her owners oO0 that wen abe went out Of ssrslct
her hulk was 80 rotten that Der engine 7sas takeom
end pat into new boat.
A prominent steamboat owner testified that sI'f
broker named n. L. McCready hal greater facilities
and influence In charterng vessels 10 the Governments
in New York City than any ess; that IN PhadeH
phis e. A Losder g. Co enjoyed the monopo'yi end az
Fortress Monroe there a similar ring. The eop-
mission e1torted by the New-York end Philsie'poss
brokers was never less than y cent IN ths charter
money.
In one case, fer7y.b chartered by Brown a
Wide (lhe Posion agents Of T. y. Soussr a. COZ wa
made 10 pay commission II $50 per day before she
could BIZ got i1to tho Government employ She After
yards e into the hands OF the fortress Monroe Hng
and her oyDeYs he'd TO pay tine seDc exorbtsns taI OF
charter party Of $40 per day. one Of the parsee Ia
the ring was Quartsrmasers clerk, whose influence
yas sneh that 10 was paid commission Of US per lie.
10 secure the charter Of the steamer Champs ard
made s., 100 In three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Sr. Loup. Friday, Jan.

81. Louis. Friday, Jan. II t"s.
A special dispatchto The Democrat from Leav-
snworsh says the welcome given 10 Ger. Curtis was
Tho aoss enL1sao Concentration ever given IN that
city Over 5000 persons we're present and Ito Jnlon
League procession was more than mile long.
Gen. Curtis made speech. ssying Missouri was a.
radical as Kansas. Ee expected trouble there and
the truo snd radical men OF the two States shoud
operate. Speeches were also made b. Col s. j. Psrrot
D. W. Wilder. and others.
Colonel Chaplin has been made Gen. Curtis's Chief OF
Staff Gen. Ewing viii have an important command.
Cen Blunt win command the Fort Smith Dl,triet He
Ion ST. LOUIS this evening for Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
rxseNaTAxT FROM nOxrH CAHsb-
LIMA.
4 -CssvsutS-o Called fe saeede frsss ahe
~oatbers GSnfrdorncy.
DosToN, Friday, Jsn - ls5f.

BOSTON NfIGAy, JaiL =, TN.
A correspondent OF The Trcrslter, writing from
Nogbern, N. ..staes THAI infozGst'on had rsached
there that eau had been Issued a. R'iogh for stats
Convention for tho purpose o. seeding rroa tAeiT
allerianco 60 tho southern Confedesscy.
The writer says Gov Vance ard nearly every leading
rlan OF North Carolina desire 70 return 20 the Union
10 also says IAN army OF 1900 msa under Gen Butler
oou,a march 20 Ralgh take pos,asson Of the Capital
and fcee the state from tie rule ~ tho traitors iu
MONTHS tlrue saci au army would receive IN enttu
siastlo welcoH there and ali along tho line " march
80 cay slsn who know"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
a has been ascerained that the pursuing cavalry
-. and nnmhprnd !. 900.

lines II has been ascertaned that inc pursuing ca''
uas Creams and numbered 200
This gallant little affair. in which 80 much ski ortl
,nds ana endurance were syDced by the 18Th Maine
h;sbly ,poken OF and is considered by the western
troops as sufficient proof OF their scdery qnanes 70
sn,iie them 10 full fellowship in the 18th Corps when
Il com posed mainly OF Western veterans who aecompa
MED Con. Grant IN his campaigns .. -,
IN, stcalnshp Clinton arrived here on the nBht VI
tho 9th with cargo of ccmnissary stores sovera SUI.
iers with goods and nearly hundred soldiers poong
ing 10 the commands here. p-o,o.
Tbe 81 Nary's passed down few days ago to Brahos
do SANTIAGO having ON board Maj Gen. n D. HerroD,
Who went out 10 assums Command OF tho forces ON 'he
Rio Gr.pde, that sscton having been formed INTO
military district, 20 be termed the District Of the IRON
tier To-day she reached this point on hef fesuin
hrinSno Mai Gen Dana and stall, who Is assigned 10
Sn,y here as ecmmandsr Of tho coast expedition I'd
nrss OF Mai Gen. Tfashburne. who soss tn Ncwor,
ems this evening by Tho Clinton thence 70 pfoceeo
Nnrh II IA said tor little relaxation to which more
than two ycars' srduous service in the hed has 10
Justly entitled him. ,,,.
The weather FOR the last two weeks has been anything
but pleasant; cold norher .hos been blowing iness-
sanity acoompaned By frequent reins but TO-DAY ior
the rst time the cold has sbated The sun shows hls
cheerful face aud the prospect Of good weather esen
n1ts everybody IN the best OF spirits.
Everything 10 reported quiet on the Rio Grande.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Arrival. Of the Cunbea, Marbaeh..a.

The u. s. steam eunboat Marblehead, Richaod
" aIea couasder arrived At this por. lass evening
from Charleston Bor, AID proceeded TO sao Sayy-Nard
She les beer absent - months ard days On Che bioct
ade OF Charleston aud in The North AMI South Atlantic
She cores hone 70. ropnirs 20 Ter propeller having ~e
Of ths fanzss tgoscl She also neels soms ,spas g
sp,rs Sire brings as pes,engefs Acting 1asssr y
Kirbr, commanding TIE steamer Home inyahded' o"
~ Of tho squadron whose tire has s1P'Ted. 'he 100
.bE-isg Is a LIST OF Der officers:
.-tiar E-sirn ard FIX Officer 3. H. hiddor; sepy hs-s.
am Pg,rsrer James NGter Aetna hns.en am l.
Isn; Ac!ng Ensign. F. hilett Acting Assss'y GnsnsA
n HsslLe1scu, rLd AssislsE. Eneiaeef II; W; saHssy
g'i hrsstsi, Fnrine'r NJ A. sutnersns .n' $500
Fryi,rfr f. w Bis~etl; Aching h-s,eIs s..- y ~ ofsaj
s.,irr M-s.srs Maze, Wm. Farley; caP'aA's "'sS '''
Hfls.n,