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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
oN'Y GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.


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(Iestimoutl. u Hs SarGh Gouh)
PHor prMuSN, Two years ago my scnip lsinns
diseased ,andmy hair commenced TO all out very lest
Tae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore. II became very painful my rest st night WAS
hrokeni the burning and itching sensation Aup-
ponable; wonld apply rcmsdy after remedy, iut
only mon entary rellsf consilied stltIal i6Ssi.
disease with which my scalp was AFFECTED was q ssit
Rh um, and that they could not tentlt mo Tread
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You assured that you oud eradicate Tic disi AAu
and reHtoro my hair, wncr had become very Tin.
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and the results are, ave luAuriant Ltsd Of ham;
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la ON, Rcepect uliy yours,
IL IL mct acknowledged by oh who have used thr
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
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conierfng upon b.
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zone Thousand Doilars) II | fall to cure the worst
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.,an. sole PROPRIETOR No. W Onnge street,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

We find the following going the
fnds
suAgsrRAur ON GRANT,
a contributor 10 the Philadelphia Press
ruishes the following, viz
In "lroius and Cressda, when certain
recks grow impatient and clamorous at the
play oi the army before the wa Us OF Troy
Iysses Of Ithaca, thus speaks for Genera
ysses Grant
tYssr...-
,hey t,y our policy, and call e oowardcc,
'uat wisdom ssno member ef the war
aorrstal preseiencH, and esteem no net
tutth1t Of hand the sul amt mental PARIS
Hhnt 40 rOntr We how many hand shah strke
Fhsn fitness call, them ON, and know, uy moasur,
fbf their OBJ orvanl toll. the enemies weight
why IN S hath not "A fingers dignuy
They call tins bsdworl mnppery, closet war.
Act /, Scene 1.
The above quotation is neither apt MOI
encouraging. General UNsEs GpANq
was selected as the man who would "moy,
on tho enemy's works :" great fault having
been found with MCCLELLAN for hi
slowncss and policy which was callec
"cowmdice" The words of ULyssF,
might apply to McCrrLLAN but not tC
GRANT.
The allusion is unfortunate in another
particular. For ten long years, we be
licyc, did the GREcIAN army sit down be
fore the walls OF TRoy meeting with nC
success until the WOODEN HoRsE was in
troduced into that city by the iaratuatior
of the Trojans themselves. Gen, GRAE1
may yet have to send for the WooLL,
HoRsE and try his hand in the same way
after ten years siege with no bette
luck.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
PromoiIon OF Gen. CroOk.

Brigadior General GEoRGE CRooK has
been made Major General. He is a
Dayton man, and one Of the best officers
developed by the war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
Nair Restorcr.

\ GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby return their thanks
i TO Mr. Valentine Fries, Agent anu the
GERNANA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, for the great promptnesp they have
shown IN paying 10 us Che amount Of the inturi nee
on the lfe OF Peter kicher, deceased. Sid Eicher
insured hts life Tor the benefit OF ms ". ard ch
dreu, on thu 2lst day Aprl, 1854 lie tuddoniy
took siols, and led o" the Sd day Of May, 1854 and
on this day The Company has paid Us the amount ~
the INSURANCE LOO We thinl lt raht that IN, uub.
lie should know these iacta
BARBARA FICHER.
Dayton, May "a, 1864 A. HOORs1. lind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
NOTICE.

A PETITION will he preshnted 10 Governor
~ Brough for the pardon oi Clayb Hagan, nov a r
prisoner IN the Ohio Penitentary. 2
aSOwse CAfHARlHE HAGAR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

Washington took another big scare last
Saturday. 1t was believed that 5000
rebels were marching on the city, There
was no foundation for the rumor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25
PROFESSOR DE MUNN's
ONLY GENUINE
HAIR .RESTORER!

DIS EASES OF THE SCALP
NHE skill OF the medical faculty in treating ds,ases
l. OF the scalp has, IN amRou OF CRset, teen TAI
hsd 10y this, the most peculiar disease Of the hunau
frame. u le MOTTO he Wondered at, Hs u Qulrs rtcn
study, deep search and careful Investigation oI
the oRuses which plouuce tic disoHfe. Uul,ss tho
cause is Uncovered, " IN utter iinpoFs Llty to
Grad cate the disease AMI effect permanent Cutc.
Diseas' ol the scalp have teen pronomCe r uRble
by some OF She most eminent physicans. huy 6e.
voted
YEARS OF STUDY
TO this peculiar part OF tho human irame aud am
satisfied that posseaB IIf.
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those who have become bald To make
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS -t
II fail TO the wort cases OF diseased scalps Of
the longest standing with the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-25

We find the following going the
ands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
PUBLICATIONS.

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L Busr-sho~tns the exact iocat,cn OF all the N
CANA oi the Brnin &. dssisucd iof learners. In this
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ale given. II shows each individual Oman on one
side and all the rronIs social Executive, Iteller-
tun and moral on the other Price, tor the lavedst
si,~, ~ 50; smaller, Is cents. II cent hy exptosA ~
~enp must he added tor prkinr-hol tor tale
Hunk seileU aud Duissiats. FOWLER a WELL6
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AWl'SEw E>'rs.

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THURSDAY EVENING. sEPr. t. 1864.
This huidiur 10 - ed that an audience Of two
thousand pcrron- have an unob-,ructed view 81
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~ rTINSMITH-2 LARGE BOYS WANTED.
d Il with some erperlcqc, az so'ierus. Aply osrly
?, o. icJ Broo.ne at, nCl, broadway. ~
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- = Ea-a7a--a1lalL
Mlu.l'rAW Y.

$l.OOO0-o.WN,L ., % sdlsl ,s rAs ,o m a.,
eoci men for one rvw ana coet service. AZ.
ply Mt once to ptAsI a Co, NJ. ~ T.. Bio'd~@y. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
IslJslN Ess CHANCES.

LrOR SALE--rHE GROCERY STORE,
i stock and fsiuie. horse, wagon aud lease, In the
best neighbohood. Inquire l3o tseea 81 1901, "a
floor. Mrs. WIIkE. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

COOn-IWO GOOD MEN WANTED AS
pCOO Substitutes this morning. Apply to prin-
cipals No 10 Walker Of; ROW cash down. Government
bounty $40. No dealings with brokers. 1863
81 ono EACH WILL BE PAID TO 5
= .OUO good men, 10 90 into the army a. vol
u. Ieers substitutes. Apply Immediately At 40
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

the enemy. Talk of our eayalry's stampe.
ding, here is set of them. This, it is ho
ped, will close the exhibition, and we will
pass to some new exercise, for the run
ming business is growing stale now it
WON'T pay, it has not even the merit of
novelty. s. ,,a,tsU,. .,6. 3, .e7.a.-.
tits impossible, at present to give a fair
estimate of our losses in men. Speaking in
general, the loss is small as it ticsn be for a
eight from sunrise TO sunset, although
know one regiment of our division to have
lost twenty officers. We took large
number of prisoners and secured them,
while we must have lost very few, as we
did stampede 80 timely and finally: so we
did, dear sir, and to say that We were
whipped, and whipped by our own folly
alone, is neither newanor consoling, but it
is true. lE'n H.t
After such confession as this the Rich
mopd SsatiEsE and other.rebel journals talk
abo put sheridan's "lying electioheering bul.
Ietins," furnish refreshing reading.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

all thst is certain about Mcclellan is that.
il elected, he will either Immediately on
his inauguration conclude an aFmistice,
and fall to endless negotiatious-or else he
viii prosecute the war by weakening our
armies and rejecting a million or two of
most serViceable allies. Neither of these
courses is likely to bring us with honor-or
with Union-out Of q contest with an ene-
my who is very much in earnest-so much
so that he is just putting under arms the
very class whom Mcclellan will turn out
of the service. =7+H-- '' e p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
WAC c 3. Are I.ii Z THR TRA1roRs ;

propose the following short eatechism
for Democrats and peace -at.Rny- price men,
who ore the Supporters Of the Mcclellan
platform, to ponder and reflect upon be-
tween now and November election So i
Question. Slavery being the root of tSe
rebellion, who have been its aiders and
abettors from the hour Of the Missouri
Compromiss of 1920, up to the present
timex =, a s-s~.-,t,J. 49,, - 400. :.
free States st all times acting on the side Of
the Slave power. II
Seminole war .l -. ..i.tsI,.-s.t.s.s l..s...If
I Ans. The slaveholders, aided by the PO-
litical Democrats of the free States.
L Cues. Who stole Texas from Mexico 2
Ans. The slaveholders, aided by the
Political Democrats of the free States.
/ Qoes. Who are the authors of the Mex
ican War2 $40 al i..s- s-l .sl.
Ans, The slsVeholders, aided by the
Political, Democtats of the free States.
CUES. Who started and encouraged fil.
ibusteripg expeditions under Walker for
the sole purpose Of extending slsTeFy2
Ans. The slsveholders; aided by the
Political Democrats Of the free States.
Q1es. Who attempted to steal Cuba 2
Ans. The slaTeholders, aided by the
Political peneefats OF fhe free States.
onssi Who totigf16ted and ( carried
through the Fugitive Slave Lawf Sa5-,>
Ans. The slaTeho holders, aided by the Pc.
ftical Democrats OF the free States.
-Qtsa.- Who repudiAted the Missouri
00IpEoPTlss' IG.' TsS '!il,.hods.g I,d.Y 8 Ii. po.
litieai Democrats Of lths fsea, ,States, svery
man Of them in Congress voting in ,fSYpi
ofieIFAE 81 naD s.gss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
CARD.

IDR h. II LEE-PHTSI0IAN, SURGEON
IL AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS i0T Psst hVofs
would respectfully iaorm his friends aud the pabiS
stand, Main street, ueAr the Suspension Bridge,
where he will 0O hApoy 70 att0n1 - a1y badness
in his line that may Be entrusted 70 hiS Might
calls promptly attended %. DE-. Lee e gTsdastS
Of the Eel0tle Medical Institute % Olsin1att, aud
has besn yarioasly engAgod N the prAStioe Of his
nov prBparod With aI the noeUsaGy apparaalS TOT
the Medical application Of Electricity 70 tbs treat
mont Of Chronic diseases. 70 which he V0ad tngltS
the GHealing Art" Of the present day (as pEleteod
by Eco0Gl th8t few noo1 despair Of Tosl nag POr-
,mansnt bolaat u they cannot b p0Tfocky cured
Special aIosutiOu given - DISEASES Of ~11sn uud
ehiIdrul. An lo1mmunieati0ns strictly nadSnttAL
Our prseties is safe certain and prompt ea'tns 10
reTG1risi faint In the sYsto, bat eloaasinE E0ao-
VtfnR and strengthening the general 9ystoms aetlng
in unlS0n WifA HatuE6B unsEring l8WH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

WaEHfBJs WE3R VA Use- SIN, 1888.
10 al SDAoBs = nay e0AosEB: We. the andaF-
Gignsd members u the West FiFginia Lo gSlsguro,
take pleasure ln Hying thst Ws have kaogn Dr..
Richard n. Lee many yOsrS ProViOus % tue break
ing out Of the Rebellion, s1c588sful aa1 8a8F.
gStie q Medicine (Ofths Eseete School
both IN KansWhA ooanty Va and dalfa eoanty
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
rRANKLIN R1RNAlE

~ o. PIFZGERALD, settoa T. RitIgGrAid, VA
Iis r. PItzgsTald Wm q. Fi1IsBTaidi 4. ". gits-
E1F1id and A 3 Campbell ~ -..- -..-. .
T6ess gontIomoD t5FmeEiy resided nsar York
AGouufali, Nelson eqantys VlFgisiA- FhST paass1
through the nso1, went % Botmont oOanty, Ohi9.
Vorksd there f0F some time than ISe s81 Gsut q
RFanklin Ruruaoo, Preston county West VtFginiA,
where they stm remain. They have learned tnls
their FAMILIES hETs ltsly Cam0 thr0lE1 TIE liles
and vent % Ohio in search of them TbSir ua1lsl
aFl q flIlOu8 1f.s af II ~ - ~ RI
hGaaaIAa RiaaesrAld Judy EItEgarAlA, Lagiaa FItE,
ssFlIA RoohIS FikEGefaJd, easEaah RftEgsUIi4, 81
hsaufia FiiEEaElld EltRbeEh RitlEsfal1s HlissD9th
]. Campbell, Mary Jane WosVGEs a1d kmily O09gs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
g. SLACK, Senator tn Dist.
WIS DUNBAR, MI D.
JOHN q. PHELPHa. Pre-. Eonata,

Main street
Ladies Widling 70 consult the Or. (If thsy prsGoF
can call - room No. 81, Grant H0asos a01 Nrs
Lee vii take plelisuFs ia aCo0nPS1yin then %
tie O8ea, CPa be fOunA - the arant aSass AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
Spicy Letter from Gen. Butler.

W. atSoToN, April 2O-The transfer Of
MENTION the army to the navy has az
length commenced; 400 are already collee :
ted at Baltimore from the army of the Pc
tOmao aud this Department..
Gen; -Bntler has written very spirited
letter TO high public fnnction4ry here,
of which the concluding paragraph reads
as tOllows:
III the arrangement proposed is carried
out, 1t would have the effect of making me
= mere recording secretary for the will OF
Msj Gen. ". F. Smith, who would be the
commander. To this L cannot submit.
The Office Of civil mayor At Old Poi0t Com.
fort was not the sort Of service for which /
was mustered in. I therefore most re
specially demand either 70 be relieved al.
together of my position, or have, under the
Geperal-in- Chief, supreme control and III
|Ftclfon OF military movements having base
within the limits 0f,my department.
Twenty men senteueed y death for de
sertioB, bad their sentences eopmuted, nv
abe President to hard Labor At Dry Torta-
gas, .Intilithe end of the war,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
From Washington,

NHW 4oAE. April Ala specialize the
Post, ron Washington, TO day, says. $
There are rumoFa that another call for
troops may soon be made. -. )
New recruits are constantly arriving
here from Philadelphia and New York.
Cows Yates, of I'LL, Morton, of Ind..
Lewis, of Wis, and BrOugh, of Ohio, are
here. Sol
General Grant left at 10 a. NJ. for the
army. s ~,
WAsHmeroN. April 2l.-Tbe Senate
Finance COMMITTEES have reported the ma.
ttonal bank bill, which is now being
printed.
AstronR desire is manifested by promi.
nent men here from the different States TO
have 200, 600 six months volunteers called
out at once for garrison duty 70 ensure the
use of all available troops against the
enemy.
evening,
Professor Peck, of obsrltu, bas lust re.
turned from Fortress Monroe where be has
been investigating the condition of colored
troops.
Gen. Butler urges that the pay Of color.
ed troops shall be instantly raised as they
are becoming rapidly butchered by the In.
Justice of this government.
Prominent members of the WAYS and
Means COMMITTEES express the opinion that
the tax bill will pass by next Thursday.
The efforts of Mr.. Collins to enlist mem
bers of Congress and other prominent par.
ties 10 his great enterprize Of telepraphic
connection between Europe aud America
are We understand, meeting with encour-
aging success,
The N. Y. Commercial has special from
Washington, 2Ist, which says:
1t is understood that campaign Is to be
Immediately commenced,
There are strong indications that the
rebels are massing large force in Yir.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
Fighting in North Carolina.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-The Enquirer
has the following, dated Norfolk the 18th :
Refugees from Plymouth, N. @, report
that fighting commenced there on Sunday
AFTERNOON.
The rebels in force attacked Fort GRAY,
about seven miles from town, in Roanoke
river. They planted heavy battery on
Polk's Island, about half mile distant.
and kept up continuous Gre. The rebels
then made severa! charges up to the fort,
but were each time repulsed with great
slaughter, when they at last retired.
rebel iron ram and four gunboats
moved down to the distractions, within
stx miles of town, to co operate with the
land forces. The rebels were from 10 900
to 5000 strong.
rheT cavalry is commanded by General
Ransom. General Weissel commands the
Union forces. Hs says Plymouth is i'm
pregnuble.
Our guuboats arc stationed in front of
the town. The rebel artillery directed
their Ere ut them.
Seven killed aud wounded are reported
on the gnnboat Bomb Shell.
1t is rumored that the rebels made a
simultaneous demonstration in the vicinity
of Newborn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
From Our Army in LOuisiana

NRw YOBK, April 2I.-The Tribune has
letters from the army ia LouisiauA, dated
the I'd, 9th and 9Th, giving particulars OF
some sSlrmishes previous to those dates.
On the 3lst of March, Gen. Lee's cavalry
routed the euemy under Taylor near Match
lloches. The enemy lost 6 or killed aud
25 taken prisoners, Our loss none.
% the morning Of the 81, after>vvaitinp
all day on the LIST, for our infantry to come
up we Learned that the rebels had fallen
back to Pleasant Hill, and we started in
pursuits after marching IS miles our adj
vance, 'hs 18th New York cavalry, came
upon the rebels in strong position, and
went rapidly at them. killing and wound
cd some, and pursued the rest seven miles.
but fearful of being cut off, they withdre y.
hut fought them gallantIy until the arrival
OF Col. Lucas, with the 9th cavalry brig
ade. he attacked the enemy aud drove
them after severe fight of an hour. The
rebel force numbered 900. who all Tell
back to Pleasant Hall Oar loss was tour.
Many rebels were killed and wounded and
60 captured.
Natchitoches was occupied on the 2ud
On the morning of she 4th Gen. Smith or
dered Col. Gooding to proceed to the town
OF COnple, miles distant and dislOdve
zoo guerriilas. Our cavalry tried charge
over bridge, when they discovered that
the rebels bad removed several planks. aud
taking advantage of the disorder caused
thereby, poured heavy volIey from their
hiding places on the opposite side OF the
bayou. into our men. Adjt. Dunn, of the
18Th New York cavalry, with others were
Killed. and ID wounded. Col. Cooling
deployed the infantry about to dank the
town, when the guubon,s opened on the
place and the rebels embraced this oppor-
tunity to escape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-22
8g ge.IgaEapll.
Important Army NaWa.

|, Nswl Yoak. April 81 IA special to the
Times. from Washioelol, 20t6, SAYS:
/ tosltlve Information has been received
az headquarters that the main body OF
Loagstreet's veterans have succeeded in
erecting a juuction.Wit Lee.
hongstrset carried TO East Tennessee
900 men, but teturned With less than
1900 s5 $50
Scouts just returned from the euemy's
lines report troops from joe Johnston's
army and Charleston arriving at Gordons.
vile.
Rebel conscrip's are coming In at the
rate of ], 900 a day.
The Senate to day in executive session
referred back to the President the nomi.
nstions of brigadter generals from the
Quartermaster's Department., with The In.
qniry, what Vacancies they are expected
% MI, &C, The Senate Is RYerse to con.
hrmiug the appointments.
Gen. ShepleJ arrived this evening from
New Orleans. He brings important dis.
patches to the War Department from Banks
relating to. army Operations in Texas.
Gen. Dana also arrived this evening.
de will probably be assigned to q com.
mand 10 one of the eastern departments.
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES had nm.
der consideration to-day the national bank
bill. Several representatives of State
banks were befOrsit in opposition to the
measure: The Committee will probably
report bill without amendment 10 accord
ance with the wish of Secretary Chase.
Grant tomorrow bids aiieu TO his fam
lily who go west. BE will leave for thu
front by the first train in the morning.
Mail communication northWard from the
army of the Potomac is suspended to day.
About forty deserters from the rebel
army Of Virginia were sent north to day.
They took Ihh nath
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Additional Foreign News by the
Nova Scotia and Australasian.

The House of Lords on the 6.h deliy.
cred on the 9Th its judgment in the Ala.
bama case. Six legal Lords were present.
The Lord Chancellor first gave his
Judgment. He argued that under the PRO .
visions of the act known ns the Queens
remonstrAnce, there was no authority 10
make such rules as the Barons of the Ex
chequer had made; he therefore moved
that the appeal 10 the Grown be dismissed
with costs.
Lords St. Leonard, Chelmsford and
Kingsboro coucuFred, while Lords Gran
worth and WenslIngdale were in favor of
hearing the appeal by the Excheouer
Chamber. The appeal was therstors Iis.
missed, with costs.
The Scotsman understands that the case
of the Pampero has been settled, the own.
ers cOnsenting 70 the verdict for the cruwn
aud the nominal forfeiture of the vessel,
They are, however, to retain possession of
the vessel, trade with her, aud make alter.
ationsi butJnOt to selI her for two years.
except with the consent of the Grown.
The b0mbardment of Sondcrberg RECON-
menced GU the afternoon of the 4Lh. The
D1ppel works sustained no Injury what.
ever.
Ousthe night of the 9th the Prussiaps
before Dappsl drove in tho Danish out.
pusts, and took up position $50 PAGES
beyond the FIRST parallel.
The London Globe hoprs that one oFthe
hrst acts OF The Congress viii be TO com
pei the beliigereuts TO desist.
The transactiOns in American securities
were few and unimportant. ThsJendency
was downward, owing TO the advance OF
gold in New Yosk.
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