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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26
Grunks, sc.
NEW TRUNK sMANUPACTORY.

@. ii. LOWE, Agent.
NO, afs THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONO, ONE
doom WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
XATE would most respectfully inform tho chlsona
w of Dayton Rad the puhlio IN geuetsl that We
have opened a Trunk mandatory, where we " lll
keep on hand ell kinds Of Trunks Valiaer, CArnei
and Travelling Bags, all OF which We viii soil at whole
sale or retail A. chcap AZ any house 10 thS city,
Particular attention paid 70 repairing old Trunks.
share 81 patti onaau solicitet s5dif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

John keyill BEFORE Jane Rely, J. ? Of
". Mad River Township, Mout
Joho Biohey, gou,ery County, ONO
DN the eBh day ofnfarch Lssl. said JusHco issued
~ an order oi ~ spnmenl w tho atose acton for
the sum ~ twenty-five dollare Case set 10y hearlng,
june ~, 1854. IOnk KfNfLL, r
May sih, ts64, tnRai.6ts,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

CAPITAL sTooES .,.....,.......stOo,O 900
FIRE -ArTD M ARINB.
This Company oners superior Inducements to all
persons desiring property insured, Fire and Marine
RISKS are taken on all insurable properly upon tho
most favorable terma.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Alfred prudon, Emanuel shuts, John n. Winters,
Aug kuhnH, Jacob q. olwln, y. Harahman,
II. II, weahley, N. q. Darst, ha Crawford.
REuBEN y. HARsHMAN, President.
VI N, Wr,KLNr, Secretary. ~ Am
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-26

No Joi Second street, Dayton, OHIO,
llEG leave most especially 70 acquatnt their Gus.
- toners aud the COMMUNITY GENERALLY, that thoy
have entered mo partnership, under the namo and
style oi u, O'BNl En- a BROtHER, for tho purpose
Of carrying on tho whuosao grocery, LIQUOR cigar
and tobacco huainSss IN Dayton, Ohio, nj tho late
stand Of E. O'Brcn, No 31i second street
HaNugRniplo moana to enable rs & purchase noodA
rom the bc.t houses in Now York, baltimore and
Philadelphia, aud having had hnocu years experience
In The trade We hold out tho best Inducements to our
Old Gust t7mers aud II othera who may be kind enough
10 purchase nom a..
NJ FBRiEN late OF the hrm Of O'Drien A Poe
rdlcdo, ONO Will devote his timo and attention 10
nlbasell those who NAV come 10 tuy as this we'll.
known House, and X, OBRIEH, will treat thu coms
muniy b tier, N possible, IA ever before. Both OF
uateo very grateful for past hyors and earnestly 90.
lclta share Of your future patronage, RuI9dawim
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The Department Rcports.

TINS reports Of tie seversl departments, which
were su mii.ed W Congress m connection With the
Presidents Message, should 10 tho subject Of close
study and rigid scrutiny on the part Of every In.
tlhsent citizen. The grea, mass Of our peoplo
have been too much disposed 10 leave questions Of
political economy 10 the tender rnercies Of the poll
ueians. md have been accustomed 10 pass over the
important department reports without that study
and investigation which 10 necessary W form a
rect view Of the national condition. The increased
importance q thoroughly understanding and com.
pretending these reports at the present junc;uro Is
clearly manifest They the reflex Of all that has
been done by the government financially militari-
ly, and otherwise, during Ito eventual year which
10 now codng. They Official exhibit Of The
progress msde by the government toward tho
greA, end Of restoring the Union they indicate tho
exset condition o. the national resources, and are,
in short the only truthful aud authentic index Of
Die actual condition Of the country. Besides tho
they contain many featured n parlc,i-
lar intercs, at tho present time. Tho
recommendations q Secretary FEssENpE, rela-
tive To the finances, and the suggestions made by
Secretaries STASTos and wELLrs la regard to mat.
tcrs counsctej with their respective bureaus arc
additionally Interesting, in1smuch ~ they will
forui Leaking topics for discussion at tho prosen,
SOS on 81 Congress. Tho condition o. our Iesce-
ful pursuits, aud the remarkable prosperity Of bus-
ness during the trying ordeal Of rebellion, no
less deserving Of attention than the situation Of
military Affairs The onward march OF agriculture
and the mechanical artA the uninterrupted deye-
opmcut oil dur national wealth. and the pteaIv m. .
crease Of our population despite tho rsvAgcs NJ war,
are subjects Tor Aoughiful study anu rohecuon
Nc reader, therefore should neglect to give these
important public documents careful and attentive
perussl, for they contain the only accurate resume
- what the country has accomplished IN ia vsri-
| Gus interests during the las. twelvemonth.
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MIR. stevens Gold BIlI.

Tur sudden advance ~ twelve per cent. in The
price Of gold, IN consequence II the introduction In
Congress Of Mr. sTrvENs' gold bin seems g. have
operated more powerfully IN demonstrating 10
Congress the folly and b,d policy Of that measure
than all the arguments dcduccd from experience
and history Members may Do ignorant aud obluse
upon the SUI Jet of financial legislation, but when
they ind their salaries crurublo into waste paper
in consequence of such measure, they sre glad
to take The back Iack IN = matter in VIII, b they
would not even have moved, II they un ersiool
the air habet OF political ccunom. Rlt whelhcr
influenced by their pockets, or by principles, il 10
At least satisfactory % know tlat Congress ycslcr-
day recedcd from Its endorsement on Monday list
II measure, OF the shsurditY Of which the coun.
try had such bitter experience during
the last session. We hope ihis backward step may
have the effect u restoring the public confidence,
which hSs been rs My shaGcl, aud ". h that
we could hold ont to he county the prospect "
being troubled with 10 more moasur OF Il
kind. Bus upon th.s last point tn indications arc
not very assuring Mr. STEVENS, the originator Of
,his measure, is tic & airInan OF the House Com
n4,ttee Of WAYS ami MeWs, ana in that capacity
has ample opportunities 'ur thrrrtins forward his
leI PROJECT in anotccr shape. now any
man Of his eSpel ence and position could lie
induced TO support measure, fun Of 50 many per-
niciouS, expolcd IDEAS, Is almost inconcc.va le
He has for years boon thu leader OF the R,pgbh an
party in Congress- and chairman Of the Pr.ncl-
pal committee, exercised a controlling influence
over Legislation greater than was enjoyed BY any
one man In out OF Congress. He, Of all men,
| ought to know that the true way To increase the
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DEATHS.


BAKEwELl.-Ou "wednesday Dec. I. after long
and painful Illness Sarah A. Bakevel, IN the cath
year Of hef
Her relative. and friends ARC respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, lee Q,
at ! o'c.cck. irom hot late residence, " Morris
Place West i2d It. 40
fAGAS--On Tuesday evening, 9Th inst Ca,harino
T., daughter OF HefuAfd and Elizabeth NJ A FAsau.
AGED month. and % DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family, and aleo
Of her grandfather IatriCk McNAb, are respectfully
invited to attend the tunersl this trhursdasy alter
at O'Clock, frUn the residence VI her plrents
4 Dcsbrosse. It. Her remains Will be Inferred in
CsNary Cemetery. Ii3
KEAriNG-On Tuesday, Dec. 8, Ellen Heating,
danRhtet Of James aud Julia heating, aged year
mOuths aud 70 dayr.
The friends and felsvcs Of the family are respect
fully iuvi'eI " attend the funeral this thursday
Afternoon, dec. :, At o'clock nom the reeideuce oi
hef parents jJj fifst ave- bet SAN and 55th stslY2
MATHEW On Dec. 6,h, 1904, Alexander Mathew,
native Of Scotland a4cd % years.
The funeral will take p,are from his late resi-
dcnce' 30 liar ison 81, ~ y, ON Fiday Afternoon at
~ O'coCk.
MORGAN suddenly, on "Wednesday, Zee. TN.
George " Morgan, the only child Of Henry and
fihhcis Moran, aeed years months ami 10 days.
que notice viii De- given oi the funeral, which will
take place from the Gesidence OF Ills paIents, i5s
BIoJho II. "a
McCLEAN-On Melnesdnv, Dec. 18th, Of dipthcria-
deofIe Mexican, only son VI Peter anu Ann McClesn,
E,d moa, he aud Is day.
ne friends OF the family respectfully invited
u attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at
O'clock, from 90 Hudson ave Brooklyn.
ONEN-Of chronic diarrhra, Owen Evan Owen.
Afed 10 ears, horn near yarmouth, Wales.
ne q ,ends of deceWed and family are invited TO
attend the services, 10 be held on Friday next bet.
GIoeusood gIJ
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Railroad NIonopolies.

VIZ have received numerous communications,
from different correspondents, complaining tina,
the Rsilrosd Companies do not sell their tickets Al
places that convenient W the public, aud when
spphcsn,s desire 10 purchase these tickets N large
quantities the railroad authorities will not sell
them. customer must ride the length of the
road 10 obtain less than . DOZEN tickets, and may
not buy two pack ages At the same time. Copiuc-
tors uncvil and rude to those who refuse the
Illegal eIac,ion Of extra cent, and in many ways
the riding public made W feel that they arc at
the mercy Of the monopolists who control our city
rail-, ads A wealthy man, public spirited enough
W take hold Of the matter, might prevent
| some OF the evils complained Of, and eventually
cause these "grdironcrr to keep within the
letter Of the law thh, has given them slnos, .
monopoly Of the public streets. few lawsuits,
deterluinodly followed up would prove beneficial
10 the people-snd W the railroad corporsuons-if
they did not result, In cancelng the charters and
authorizing the Common Council 70 take posses-
sion Of the different railroads
In Offering 70 take upon our hands the entire
ticket system of all the city roads, NO have done
So in entire good faith, and are prepared to give
bonds that tho whole business shAll Lc properly
conducted, without ono penny Of expense to the
railroad companies or the public. We are
willing " PRINT tho tickets at our own
cost and furnish them to customers in
large or small qusn,ities at the Eve cent fare,
with the revenue tax sddod, and redeem them IN
cash Al all reasonable hourS on presentation by
the agents OF the Railroad Companies. We are
aware that this business cannot be accomplished
without much labor and considerable expense, but
we prepared TO incur that for the purpose Of
demonstrating 10 the public that the City Railroad
Companies are Illegally ensctng from every
working man and woman-eonpelled to ride in
their ears-s sum Of money equsl, yearly, to a
weeks wages or several new dresses.
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Fina.ciaI News, Markets. &c.

H~p Yovt, Wednesday,, Dee. I. p. k-Unfsvor-
able inierences from Mr. Fesseniens report resulted
to-day In the development IN Wall street Of stronger
speculative spirit that has been experienced for seve-
raj days pvt. The stock fluctuations we're vide but
tending upward until the cloce whom the market fell
Of under heavy feslizations. Governments followed
the changes Of the general market. The huetuation.
In sold TO lay have boen follow AT 10 An. 23SH
1niA 2SSH lO2o 23o; ly.3b, 23oNi 1854 239A;
lilo 2Se; 1928, 24ok. ii.3o, 24oA; il.Ss. 2il I;
ii.5N 42h; ii.Js, 9434 l2, 2i3%; 1880 AiN;
i24 2ii'i I, 2ik; LID 4i. 1928, 24ls; lac
24's; tb0 PAN; 2, 24lS 2.o5, 2ils; 2.20 24i :
250 239'. 30 239; 3, 800. 5i5, f39N 20,
2l0A. $50, 24i 4 HOh; 40 2-,9a. Tho decline
In god towards the close AtrUtcd TO the tabling
Of tho sold bill tosether With favorable war rfnor'
The loan market wss easy At Ter cent, with ierer
transactions at q. Commercial parcr quiet NJ 7ae
Sterlins exchange Wa Quiet and quoted In gold at
iOss Tor bsnkeis, and los ics'. for merchants
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COAL.

COKE At \ EEDJC ED PRICT-Dcliycrcl
" imrlod.tD'- At ~ 81 ay, 27Q Az. \, and ~ the
lp' Nork-, Ilst st, and Az. A. :. +. SllER-
WOOD. $40
CHEAP fuEI-CoKE s. PER CHALD-
~ ION, delivered, Tor sale By CRAPSER& ~ Rms,
u 3US Wet ism ~. OIdeis cent 10 the Manhattan
Gas MolkF, 18Th Il and lUth ave- promptly Ht'eadei
to. 3lS
AI-CON.-CON-IA AN SELLING the
~ beet ed ash stove and coal Tor two weeks for
slu5J per ton. Apply at the yard, "a and 80 Spring 81
and 33l and 800 Rvington st, HENRY RING
HAUStR. 1913
nELIVERING THIS DAY-GOOD LARGE
- nut coal, 10 stove and ecF, tll Apply at 3l3
BoEeIy, III Green o., 4Ig Boone 81, foot OF Houston
ct, North River. JACOB WEEKS. 40
THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN USE-COKE-
l. Reduced 10 10 per chaldIOn delivered from Man
haitian Gas Works, Past lith ct. Office ave g and
18th ct. JOHN SMITH. NT
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ia ass.

A TTENTION, LADIEs-THE OLD ES-
"A tabi.sned y. !. Eur Mauuiaetunns 60, 50 Chat
ham Il opposite CiooN W hlle marble llote Is eol,
early and get choice and g!cat bargain, SETS f456
mute and collars $3.50 each, ana up~Agf; SIBERIAN
squirrels, Fitch Martin and Mink tablu poits very
low, Altering and repairing to the latest styles
equal TO new. \ rec ipt gwen to purchasers nsuring
against moths. Look Tor the mammoth 81. FLEA-
ING, Manager. 952
EURS, FCRS-LADlES' AND ChIldren's
l. fancy fur, cheaper than The cheapest az tho
mandatory, ~ Eighth ave-, bet Itth and 9Th ste:
Remember 80 W Stair. hun altered and repaired
carefully. Ii, FINlGAN. 446
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Diamond Pnrior Matches These Matches
are the beet IN the world, fire, wiuhoui suphur,
no dsafeeahle smell. and luxury and comfort 20
smofen ana people with Neat lungs. Tor sac
wholesale and retail by THE LODI MANI FAC
TURING Co, No. &C Courtandt e.. Se- York tYs
Attention Cartmep, Exprcssmeu, aud
otheis-l. oiled canvass horre covers, superior 70
rIlhcr At half the price; aleo large quantity Of
heavy horse blankets extra size, for sale cheap AZ
~ hAst broadway. 4. u. TYLER Proprietor 45E
The Great Cough Remedy -Overtos's
iuliuonlc Baleam IL doing more good In quiet way
than any other thing Of the kind In the market. For
the cure Of coughs, colds sihma- bronchitis, and
anAA2ous dtes4ea tending TO consumption. II stands
unrvaed. Price IS cts. per bottle. Address your
orders tO ONEklON DODGE, I4Z Eighth ave. lu2
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TRADE NOTICES.

NORkING WOMENS' PROTECTIVE
w UNION MEETING Al COOPER INsrITI t.
II ESDAl, DECEMBER l4th. 1904.
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER,
Hon. CllAS. 4. DAILY,
ami other gentlemen,
viii address the public behai Of the Working
Women oi New York city.
IRON MOULDERS' UNION, no. 2S-THE
imembers re ,ues cd 10 this evening, At 32I
Bowep An election Tor officers for the ensuing Fix
months will lie he'd. JAMES CARROLL. PIest.
LAWRENCE PENDkEGAoI L, Secy. 70
NOTICE To THE WILLIAMSBURGH
~ House Painters h-sociation-There will be a
meeting held at their Rooms, IS Grand ~, on Thurs
day fyening, Dec s,h, at ~ o'clock PunctuAl st.
tendance Il requested. \. II. HAlGHT, Pee. c. ".
HAIGHT, Sec. 433
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CrAnb CspoC bib 2ua- Grapes, Isab'a, pr lea
Che-ti u.s, bash UJa5 b Hickory nuts, butA IA
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yEAST - YEAST - YEAST-THE CELE.
Personal NOTICES.
Frs PAl-THE WIFE OR Wild

owed mother Of prisoners Of war, or heirs Of de-
cea Ell -odctr can have their pay collected promptly.
sitEl-llON 4 LEfFERTs, hiitary Bankers A. Park
liOW, Times Building. a51
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NOTICE or REMOVAL.

BURDENS HORSE SHOES-CHEAPER
Ito Backsmths than the coet TO them OF imported
Iron, FOL caeh on delivery. large lot Tor sole by
VIM. II. WALLACE,
40 cor. Albany and washincton ats
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FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE-

sire any service, except houpe ork, which can Re
reformed by women, are invited to rend notice Of
their wants 10 the Office Of the Working Women's
Protective Mon, 40 Is Chambers Il, and thus BEN
eft large number OF worthy and industrious women,
many Of whom .o,dcrs' relatives, who need en-
Ploymont to support Themselves and dependent fami-
lee All
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY.

READY To-DAY,-SYRh THE JEwESs,
~ ssyyRRhA TIE IiTKWwEEsss:
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TIE MAGICIAN OF roIEDQ
TIE S StGIICIIAS OF T T9kER%
~ Louis LEON
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UauEhtef' Portion"
The heroine Of this m nincent romance Ia .Jeve,.
thrill the heart and fascrse the eve Of the observer
Whoever reads her thoughts tIaee her actions viu
b. reminded Of the beautiful Rachel and Ruth, and
other Jewish heroiucs u the Bible, well Walter
d. ed she hos the sueenese Of Queen Eater, blended
With the strength and dignity of sarah. and the an
gie-like purity and stern resolve OF kebeccn. The
only child oi Ben rao, the none y-endct OF Toledo,
in the days when this city the Spanish capital,
and when her people we're subjected to persecution
aud wrong this record Of her IL iull Of oty
OF tho~e dark and lawess which belong peculiar.
ly TO her era.
This graphic revelation Of manly herosm and
womsnly sentenoss and affection has just been COM
mcnced IN the columns OF the
NV YORK WEEKLY
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tho fnvorite journal OF America. he old and young,
every Lady and gentleman the whole univor-
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THE
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ie ready to-day and for sale by every News AGENT
thioughou, the Union. III
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LPACA COAT MASTERS WANTED
Hand vest hands. Also hands to bast and bnish
army frork coats. 6p sand u, iIruoslyn. III
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GLUE POT-FlSH'>
patent.

DsIpaIwATsR- Co~S, July is, i~6L
ktHpSxNE L,sp HEATING Co.,
WV ~ RUsstLt. President.
Nour~ Of the 10Th 10 At hand aud noticed The Glue
To, sent surwcrr the purI,~e airttrdbty AMI vt
cu-t OF about three cents cents par day tor "
hOurr use, and cheerfully mm'nd them 10
ans and all parties Wishing 10 such article.
Yours respectfully, GLOVER sAsroRp & soys.
For further particulars call nj No. sd Pearl A., New
York, door North VI Maiden Lane, OF send TOR u
circular. $40
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Toys WANTED-l0 BOYS WANTED TO
work IN a hook bindery; also girls ~ rew books
kuire a. ., Beekuan 1t, or col Bank and Bceckcf
! 40
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WANTED.

RTIFiCIAL FLOwERS-A YOI Nc MAN
J 70 cut on, aud do all work who understands
TRADE only should apply to j. A. LOpPlS, ~
uDgtef r 2t2
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iris WANTED TO CT WOVEN
shir hare. App, to 5. r. & \. r. MEYER, iOl
AdWay, cot Waiksr u %
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l. plunder.d the store OF their whole supply Of
kESI'S EAST INDIA COfFtf,
thoreby caisne grcat distrcss. Orep received at
the General iEpot, lbI keAie Al, Y. Sold hy all
trocors at ySc per H. Ask for kkNrs. soH
TRY BRlEST'S COLUMBIAN BALM FOR
l. tt,s HAIR II ~ AL article of great merit. Sold
nt 10 cents lspot-ts south ~ n. Wilamshursh
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kNTED-l2 FISISHERS On CUSTOM
land Allop pauts also an operator on Singers
ne. Wages lIom " dollar per week. LIS
ave.
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SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANT
\ ed. as assistant lar.tonder one that can open
kerv preferred. Apply At CLARkEs, 800 t~hth
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INSTRUCTION.

- WRITING LESSONS To LADIES
" and sents, improyement In 10 Lessons suaran
Academy tor College, 81 Fulton a. opporit, Pierre
pont, Drookyh booskeepins, Arithmetic, &C. also
private Instruction 70 ladies' and GENT in GIaiunar
Terms moderate for tue attention given 5s
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10Y WANTED To READ COrI-MUST
be first rate reader Of writing. 5VUr,one IT.
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SpTTrD SKIRT HANDS-oINGER OP-
\ orators and button riri', vinicn dou'lor and
1eu wanted NJ she Fa.sie skirt Work., 1913 ~ II,
hue. IS
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
= Grants Losses.

A writer in the National ht&lEgenccr,
at Washington, reviews thesaifppgn of
GRA II He does rot pretenl't6 be ac.
curate as to, the losses, but feels sure be
has unler,rsted ra,hasthan ovcr-rated
them. and says: ="
= 1--WE shall notA undertake to 3cs.iinate
). the losses oSGeuera! Graut in .::tbesaFer-
land expedition. We shall, perhaps.
never know, thsaat t-sseisll-sarrfienTItiFy or
exactifude Mr. Senator Wilson, spsak-
ing in the Senate in his capacity as
Chairman of the Committee on Military
Af.irs, characterized them as 'inmense.
We. at least, know they were without
precedent in the history Of our war, and,
1T it be remembered, they were losses
which robbed US of.veteran soldiers men
seasoned by service, whose lives, in a
pure lye!niii'ary point of view, were pre-.
cious beyond numerical reckoning"
We will now aggregate the figures set
down BY this writer for each days loss
Killed and wounded on the 5th May; I,
600; on the 9th, $4,000; on the 10th,
10000; making atotal for three days of
$4,000. But the writer adds. "Our
losses during this week (cnaing May.1l)
were set down at not less than thirty.fve
thousand men killed and wounded, while
our loss in brave and skillfull officers
was irreparahle" Thus to 1lth May,
$4,000 salient at Spotsylvania Court
House, 18th May, 10000; Spntsylvania
Court House. 9Th May, 1900; at Jcr.
icho Bridge, .2Sd May, 1000; North An.
1ha Passage, 24sH Nav, l,O0O2at Cold
HarPor, 1st June, 5000; Sd June, 1000;
; ;eat Petersburg, 10th June, 1000; 18th
june, 1000; from 18th to 22d June, TO-
600; 22d June, 1000; the mine, 5000.
Total, 78 200. In this grand total ot
7S,2Q0 killed.an spuBded; no accoun;
is taken wiz sessf, a the losses Of SnERI.
DAMN his raid fsl@ards Charlottesville,
nor Of these osWLsoN,s raid to the
Danyille Road, of which last the writer
says: "fhe movement was ATTENDED
uvta-beayy losses" Nor are The losses
Butler at Bermude Hundreds inru.
{EScd; uiF.of SEIGEL ihesthe Valley; nor
J1uW BatLynchburg, and in his retreat;
8 nnlSSEsillot md ,couadGd or the army
= nndSAf GRANT in person. Noaecount
0-o,saKeS2 4.all who are temporarily liars
au 'conatSat-stra gglers, exhausted, men,
sick men, slightly wnuDdrd men,"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
Captain SemmS.

The Cork Hryuik says ave under.
stand that the gallant commander Of the
Alabama arrived at Queenstown yest"r.
da?, in the blockade-runner Hope, bound
to Nassau, whence; it is probable, he
will take ship to the Southern Ccufedcr,
acy."
1t is said, on what we consider good
authority, that tln Electric Spark, which
WAS captured recently by the C1p''der-
ate cruiser Florida, will be pat under
command of Capt. Semmsa'ntll be can
get better vessel She was a packet
steamer betworn New York and New Or
leans, a"d is said to be of the first quail
ty, especially in speed.