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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
AT %
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Joseph BTanamRn, Plaintiff Case No Jgli
against Montgomery County
Goo. II. Jefirles, ct. al. Dei'ts. Superior Court.
ID gRsUANr to an order Of the Superior Court Of
Il Montgomery County, Ohio made in she rboVe
ent cd and to me directed, will ~er at Public
Al ton at the door OF the Court House IN the city
Layton In tho County aud State aiore aid on
SATURDAY, December 10Th, 1854.
between the hours OF one a. d four O'Clock r. NJ. o
said DAY the following described real sstate, TO witt
situate in Miami Gty, Montgomery County, OHIO,
and described foiloWs Lol Numbered Twenty
sou township, SAID County and tate and described
In the Records OF said county, be ng part Of Section
No Thirty two, (39 and fractional section Thirty
three, t5s) Town two, (9) aud Range six to)
said proper has been appraised at Sl200 aud can
not sell for less than y ol sad ameuni:
W. n. BKLNILLE,
Msster Commissioner Montgomery Superior Court.
N. n. J1EDAS, Any. nov2wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
MEDlCAL NOTICE.

hN. A. GEtGEh will hereafter attend es sfiIre,y 10
~ an Vihse praetee, and " M gve 's5peoiai Atten
hOn'' 20 the treatment ot CHRONIC DIsEAsEs, such
~ Diseases Of the I'll IH,iAT and LUNGS, sf the EYE
and EAR, scRofufOUs AFFECTIONS, te Pnm.
ary and secondary sYPHfLlB, G0S0RRHdiA,
|GLEEr, STRUCTURES, IhPOfHNCY, 4e. Also,
DisgAstg PEe0LIAR fkaAigs, and epsrV uSriedJ d
O, oate Dsss iSe, whatever may be its sharaeter
tlifice hOuEs iromT = IA to p Va.
Sundays, to lOa m, 3 ls o y ~. .fFs . -
Oti;e-Cornar Of Jefferson and Finn u bayt0u,
Ohio. octs inidSmw-il
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LATEST ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

aNtfage Asman Fight.
NRW Yosg, Dec l0--1be Hersld's Po.
ionse correspondent says on "Wednesday last
owing q annoyance by rebels firing upon
working parties on Dutth Gap canal, the pc.
si,ion oi the Sd Regiment OF eolored infantry
and y section u Martins regalsr Ertillery
under h. G. Ludlow crossed TO the north side
Of the Jam -s and drove back the rebels, and
tfftcted lodement At the uper terminus OF
the Canal where they entrsnched themselves,
thus protecting the iaborers on the Canal
Rebel batteries subsequently opened upon
The position, bu did no nsrtn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

NEW YORK, Dso l0.--Stooks doll but rOtl
rr stevdy oney Cal; Gold opened at 22s
and closed at 1884; Chicago Burhoaon"&
Qdincy ll7ti Reading 35f; trie o. New
York Central l2i, United States skies of '67
1873; skies ol 81 ll54; s 20 coupons l0O3;
G 'vernment do ll9s; one year certificates
1909.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
New Meat and Provision store.-

New Meat aad Provision Store
NJ Stockert, at his stand oa Market street,
north side, a few doors west of Jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Bsaus, Eggs. &c,
&c, all fresh and OF the best quality His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
are invited 10 give hiin call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Bay. Go to John W. Dsrsts, corner Second
and jefferson suesis for your Fall aud Win
,er Dress Goods, also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, Sc, Just received dif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

soNKTnISe Coon PoR CoLD NIoHrs.-C. p
Huber & Son, at No 27s Third street, have a
large number of new Cotton Bed Comforts
for sale cheap. Std
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
Tgay,on MARKET.

80 AN-ff Ar-NNN
HARSHMAN'N ELOUR-Rsd wheai,
Wholesale ~ % Retail Sl00s
WHEAr--$l 9S@l ~.
CORN lOb
OAT5--6i stI
RYE q
BARLEY--Sl 50G9l6o DHh '1
1EAS-S2 5OG2 90
0OFFRE--60tD5Se s, ...
SUGAR--3u Hfs
SUGAR-25@2s69S pr pound
COFFEE SUGAR --35c per 10.
CRTSHED SUGAR-330i3 35c pnr H.
M0LASSES--Sl AOC9 lGO per gsl,
RIUh--2Oc nor TO-
LARD--20@2a.
BUTTER--S5G94n.
CHEESE -31c
STARCH 22c per u.
SOAPS--l6c per 10.
DRIED APpLES-l0(El2{. FHrn
BEANS--Pet busholS2 CUQ92 80.
EGGS 35@40per don
TOBACCO--90tGSl 80 per u
SHOr r.--$5 75@6 OOper sack
LEAD-2le per o.
POTATOES 81 O0@l 20 per bush
SWREr POTATOES 81 40 per Bushel.
HAY--Finothy $3.50 30 per ton.
WTIISkY--l ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

TuE sTEaRoPmcoN mir seebohm by re-.
quest Of citizens, will exhibit his StereoptieOn
in this city before exhibiting elsewhere Its
the most attractive exhibition that we have
any knowledge of, and ought to command a
large audience everywhere
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

BeyrOliyer Kitedse has been spponted
Suporintspdeot OF the In6tmary, and De-
II X Steele Physician.
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cu aobrrtisrments.
sHERiFF's SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON
John MoLsan, Adfnintstiat Of 1Otn ssAasberger,
dscensed, Va. Edmuu Htackd Ell al.
Case No. t950
DY virtue 8f and IA bbedien,e to- an Orlsr of sels
ID made By the superior Corri Of Montgomery
county, OHIO VIII offer ~ pnblic sale atths dooF 81
The court House 10 Dayton, ON
eeturOeJ, January IA, 1906,
Az two O'Clock IN OF said Gay, the following de-
Srribed eel estate, VIE. Lots mum uerad thousand
ak hundred aud three u o3l and tour thousand and
ninety.ong laaj GH drsisneed the revised plat OF
the rity 0t la ten, IN tue ronuy Of Montgomery and
state OF chm
Lot No 2etS is eiuated on West Third street north
side, ou N.Hsh a. ere 10 large iWs story frame Ne
nsa d other ost bud dngs--touss No 4ts . and hrs
been apprHised at O., ,OoU. .i ia .raHfa
Lot No a09lis 3 vaeant lot aud ehte 1ds trOInhsh.
lev street Frank street. Warrsu str, st, and
has be-u appraised 1T Slt0
The above deacrted properly cannot sell for less
than te p-thirda OF It's appraised value
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont county.
OBLIN q CAHILL, Attorneys f-i d,s lawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Rsay-lf il be true US Grant recently said
that the coniederacy is only shsll,' then
we may legi,maiely inquire whot church 1t
most nearly resembles? Ans The Hard SHE'LL
Bapiists
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

B3AThey are families in the city--beside
those of soldiers--who are are in a destitnte
and suffering condition They ought to be
looked after.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

l.rcTuRE-There vii! he lecture 'c-moT-
roa Sunday evening at n O'clock, at Hsr
uoniAl Hall, Post Ohce building, by Mrs.
Laure Cuppy. The public are respectfully
invited
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

BSy@ The Journal man yesterday saw lad
tSese or thirteen yesis sld,reehnR along JED.
ersnn street, in state Of inioxicaiion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

nSyPbotoguphs ~ Two Dols's Dozen
at A. Youuts Cen Gallery, No, 81 Main
s,reat 2ldAltw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Lost "A d'n,m mau's account book, some.
where near the Court House. It contained,
among other things, tax receipt The fin
der will'obliee by returning it.
2t Csc BEcHSsR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

j. s. Roseberry-Nu. SO Main stree'--is
Offering hi, Dry Goods AT 40 to 80 per cent
below Septeaber prices, having bought since
the great dsclIne,
Go see them iis al, true
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
Turnpike NOTICEl

nNHE stockholders Of the MArniaturg and Center.
| vile Turnpike Company, vii hold their annual
meeting on she seeopi Monday Of january, iSes. %
the Office o. Wm, 9oudy, Minnnlsburg, One, as two
o'olook y. NJ fAH
deedlAW4 q, A. 9ROFk, President.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
4laitnly empire
Ii .z A ~ ~
City and Other Matters

eea-What book will be most vsiusols 20
ne,sens Who wish 10 Ia form III mtelves on lhe
oil business2 The history oi Greece.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

SLEps SLtDs SLEDs BOYS Sieds, and
slegbs Of every description, for sale by c.
p Huber 3 Son, No ESQ Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Toys aud Christmas Goods.-ro Luy
Toys, Ornaments and Chrsimas Goods OF ev-
cry description, ct Wholesale or Retail, go TO
G. p. Huter n Suns, No $50 Third ST.
Dec7dG ttlH'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

BaoKg THROUGH "A little boy essRyed a
skating frolic yesterday on the canal; but he
proved to be TOO "big thing o. ice, snd
broke through. lie narrowly escaped drown
iuu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
JCHN VENUS EsrATE.

NTOT1OE IL hereby gwen that the uuderslgDed has
IN leen duly appointed and qualified as adS,inistta-
November 20, 1904. HARVEY VENUS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
EMPLOYMENT.

Qrk A MONTH-Agents wanted to sell seEinE
DIO Machnes. We Will gre a oon miatiou ON al
machines sold, employ agents who Gil work iot
0igthssbiyS Wages md ~ neid Address
noy29-lmd petrSit, Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
Correspondence.
COmpIIme nGaTy AHVitatiOn

DAYTON, November, 1864.
NJ Il. Ssebohm:-
iDEAR Misunderstanding you propose
leaving our city, many OF your friends are
anxious for you TO give an exhibition Of your
Stereopticon before your departure. Please
say what time will suit you to give the ex-
hihition
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOlIoR

NJoTICE thereby given that the uH lersgnsd ha,
~ bean sppniniod and duly qusl,6ot A. Aauiiuts
trator 81 the z tate of FtedercR "A AdnaAn, late .
Montgomery county, deceased.
JACOB RIVE.
Ort. -. 1904. uosa NaW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
By:.s.slnaTGlegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE


WAsHIEoroN, Dee The Augusta Gnn.
stilutionalist thinks Sherman has not for Q
moment hesitated as 10 The point 10 be at
tackled, or the road to H. and Gays the emmy
broke Camp at Louisville early on tbs mUsn-
ing OF the End inst abandoning the shortest
route to Augusta, and moving by ueW route
in the direction Of EHvannah
The Consttutionalist lays out the following
campaign Tor Sherman Rs being the most nat.
ural cne
With his forage and provision trains full,
be will pass bis entire army to hilleni then
ihe0wing his cavalry insthesrear, he will put
his wagon trains between the two wings OF
bis army and march 10 compac, columns
steadily, but cautiously on the city Of Savan
nah. ua r
The OSecbes and its few or issings aud tei-
rble swamps on ais right. and the Savannah
river and its equally ewampy banks on his
left, both his tanks will bs secured, and thus
situated he has march Of over eighty miles
to the city
Travelling at the rats he has averaged sin ce
leaving Atlanta be would reach there by the
9Th inst, provided he should not ts checked
by the way. The Oconee bridge had not
been burned although desperate sttompts
had been made to accomplish ii.
Richmond papers of the 9Th inst, reports
that new movements have been made in the
direction of @ nhnmville Georgia.
The Fe1eral troops engaged consisted Of
four regiments OF whites aud four Of blacks
q AbeH A 500 men ere lpSpdi6asAbe aeid
dead aud wounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Resolved, Tkst the iuattutpp Of AfrieAh
Slavery iia exclusively under the iusiseietion
And control Of The sovereign States any law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10

Tie whole Hs TF $500 90
Terms OF kale Que thifd 81 % hkna1 an ,isy of
sale. one IA I'd az one and one thi Ia tao ycais
thereafter farrsd pay Iutnts % bear uLd
b. secured by m0ttsAge Oh the premises.
JOHN FOX III
Adnin srator Of Jonathan MtthaTa, dtc'd
ABAM OLAT, Any. n0ys0 wtw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-10
SALE OF REAL ESTATE By ORBER OP
tOlHT.

ARsaurtay, December sisf, A. u. asa, intsoe
~ the hours of 0ne aud four O'Clock p NJ on then
premises IN Mianahurg OmO, MI he sold tu cine
high N adder the iowing real estate the proper
81 OF J0naihap hethsnd. deid, 10 situate IN ihr
C1unty at Montgomery ana stale VI OHIO, and being
in lots Aos ~. " llu aud 4, agreVEtly 10 thp
original plat OF the foam ol Msui- Fl nth UonptY
and ate aOTesad raid property hasteCn HpirWs
ed irrn Of DoSsT a fun ws to-Hit
Lots Nos. sIAnd % iyg,thsrHt SOC 10
no suG ~
AT 1900 "
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Trouble with Deser,en.

heConnsisJurg, Par Dec. "A light occurred
at TimLer Ridge, yesterday, between portion u
Company :, u the Two Hundred and First Pom.
syiyania Mounted Infantry, Hnd some dcinquen,
conserpts and deAeIIers congregAted at II shooting
match. The soldiers adysnced. Provos. -Mar.irni
hJulh went forward 70 hold pHrlsy with ,hs GU
diStely commenced tO fire shots, none OF winch
sooE effect. The soldiers then openeI hrc, when a
general fight ensued, 'ssting ior about an hour
Tho cons pi, aud dcsegi,rs were finally driv A
over two bills, skrnusning Icing Lcps up a.
whole way, Tho ughtng wAa carried on tTtlscI-
pally in tho Wocds, The casualties we're Ill,ht
lhe c0nscrIpts loot one uan killed and two wound
ID, oie wonided ulNn was captured; thV yeuan-
der, boing familiar with tie country, Dsde esod
Their esGspe INTO the mountains. None vi our nen
were injured. More affairs Of th!s kiud uay Os
speedily 10 Eed ior, ~ 1t ~ de.ermiuel ~ Lriug
these outlaws ~ Jusuce.
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GENERAL. THOMAS.
Filming Not Yet Resumed.

Washington, Dee. s.-1he late othcisl informh-
tlon from he army Of General Thomas IL that be
has - concentrated his forces at the f2r'itcaions
of Nashville al to be prepared for any rnovet4cut
which General Hood may venture 10 make.
Nashville, Friddg Dec. 2.-The great Importance
Of the victory Franklin cannot be oyer-esiiInsted,
a. it checked General Hoods onward course, and
gave the Federals time to mako due preparations
W meet him. There has been slight skrmishing
between ours and the rebel cavalry o.. day. A
complete line Of entrenchmenta onc.rcle the city.
A portion Of our cavalry force encountered the
rehel cavalry, three mites fon this city, on the
Franklin pike The rebels could be plainly seen
advancing toward them, Our troops then retired
toward the city. y yht coming on, but few occa-
sional shots were hred. 1t IL rumored that Cen
Hood "a endeayoriug TO cross the Cumberland
River with large cavalry force. Many eIpe-
rienced officers predict heavy battle tomorrow.
Our forces occupy lines around the city and in
line Of battle.
LoufsvilIe, Ky, Dee. s.-The JoURsAL Of this
city has the following; A letter FROM Nashville
states that on Wednesday evening Capton's brigade
Gf cavalry. S0IHsins Of ihs F0uTtsslih illinois
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Capture Of Pacific Pirates.
Rebel Schemes Brought TO Grief Instruc-
lions OF the Rebel secretary Of War
Found, Etc.
tCorrsspontenee Of the SUM-

tCorrssponienee Of the SUM
Pan1ma No.. i0.--Thc week past hes been one
q unusual excitement IN f,naulA, caused by the
discovery OF conspiracy Of rero pirates to cap
ture ono Of the Pauaua Railroad Company Con-
ual American stoaw,rs, and afterwards seize the
steamers u the rIcide Mail Company Toe plot,
50 far as made public, appears TO be gigantic tiair
and 10 have been conoocted With great skill Tho
particulars VI II and Of Its discovery are ss fol.
lows:
On the 25th Of octoher the United States Consul
at this city received via ~. Thomas, . dispatch
nom tho CouTh General at Havana, stating that
the same steamer which conveyed the dispatch
would carry to Aspnwall party q Confederate
pirates who intended TO take passage m the Pans
ma Railroad Company's steamer GuateInals, which
10 sail on that day from P1nsma Tor Central
America and Vh0n at sea take possess on Of tho
ship. The names ot the pirates ami some other
particulars were given IN the despstch She sven,
Of the company, being notified Of tue plot, sent tho
steamer 10 SEA before the pssseDgsIs from n.
Thomas came over 10 Ishuus, Consequently tho
Conspiratots Eal b. remain here mt the 10Th inst
Before another steamer Of the company would sail,
aud nu opportunity be oicro b. carry out their
dasgu IN tho meant me further Information was
received OF tue plo ana the managers oi the rail-
road mature their plsgs for the capture Of lbs en-.
tire ganr. Whilst waiting here the party pur.
chraed 800 pounds Of powder, had It put up IN tins,
marked i foI sO,ns port ia Central Americs, and
shppe1 1t on toSrl tho steamer In which they In
tended taking passage
'On tie 10Th inst, the stesmer Salvador, Of tho
Panama Railroad Company, was IN sail for Central
America. Admiral Pearson, commander Of tho
United States Squadron in the PIc.hc, arranged w
send squad VI marines from the y, 8 irigate
Lancaster, the Glgshp, on board tho salvador at a
moments warning The passengers, with the
baggage. ~ero en6arlod as usual, aud immedi.
ately IN going osrd the steamer were tAkon into
the main saloon to have their tickets examine and
| berths assigned 81 nal was then gwen 10 Com
| mandcr D,verport, Of 1ho LanCs and In q ev
momen's he, with the necessary force, was ou thS
balvador. The first intimstion toe Passengers had
| Of any suspicion beng a0us0d vas Z notification
| fyop the commander q tho Lancaster that
| he had taken posseanon Of the ship, and
| that an examination VI The passengers and their
baggage would lie m.do. Sufficient evidence was
at discovered TO prove that the rcportoc plo,
was a reality. Capt Davenport then took tho
Salvador " sea, accompanied by To Laucaster, It
beng psoess ssary 70 PROCEED beyond the juusdietion
OF Columbia before The prisoners could be secured,
Papers revealing tbs whole ansr, tGs.I s.I~sttogsl
from Mr.. N llorl the Secretary " "a. Nav Of
ths ce'V'd~s~ StAttt. aasl Ews q " kinds
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Arrival OF Fcd.rs, Prisoners.

HashmgtOn De. "a gentleman who arrived
from Annapolis tonight, says that i've thousand
exchGugod prisoners hOye already reached that
place from Andersonulle, and ,le paynastsrs arc
busy settling their arrearasos. More arrivals nrs
dali, expected. Those Hho aconily cane up ia
the Constitution snd Carnac ol's comparatively IN
good health
baltimore, Dee. An NnSa At Annapolis thiA
morning, from asyHpuah, brought 52O officers.
Fny -seyen diei on he passage, and more titan
two-Ihirls, IL thought, will never recover
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GENERAL GRANT.
Interesting Account OF Gen Greug,. Great
cavalry Expedition.


He'd3uar'srs, Army Of the Iotom1e, Dee.
From Information obtained through scouts aud de-
sertcrs It as,criaincd that tAc rebels were ION.
struonn = brspch railroad from cny Creek sta
tor, on tho wcl'on abroad, toward pnwiddie
Court House, and that quite lar. e lot Of supplies
had been sccu mul,,ol al that Place. Ottcts we're
consequently given to Gen. Gr,ge's uiy.son Of
csva'rs 20 lroycci In that iii cotton anu destroy
all pt1Ierty ''und. TIC column s,sded n half.
past urec o'coSk yesterday murn'n.
On crossny the K vauty Creek our forces net
tNe encmv's pickct', who =, once r,'rei. Tho
comma 4 rushci ou, pastng Dtyall's 4 ilis, where
the drH hrir1oc 'G,u Davies! were pii u position
to protect tie Aapis. To- I'eopd briyadc, Cal
Gregg eou'uauIiur, sdvS1ced toward Stony
Creek. v'crc hc enemy were a. 0d in strong
position ou the south side, With thrco s,ina
sweeping opou deds on this riJo lac ith, SOth
and lGO prnus, l-ona REQ ment- took the advance
aud did most & the q {ht,rg. The I.h formed =,
line nj ,hc cdcc Il The wco'S and with loud Wells
charged across the op urg ull within 80 ysrds VI
tho creek, when they d.smountc1 aud crossing the
bn'gc rushed up be hanks AMI into the works
teofo The rebels could get their guns to bear ON
the hrilge. The enemy hsd previously torn up
the planks on the bridge, making the cross az
dithcult and tedious. Those who rcmsincd In the
iort at once surrendered, while about 100 attempted
TO escsp.. Those were met by squadron of the
fth' under Capt. ErN ry, which had swan the
stesin al anottrt Pc ni and many VI thoso trying
70 get away We're Nlci or wou dol.
Inc lOlh' MAJOR Swan commanding, meanwhile
made similar ctapo and caplurot another work,
taking number oi pr rsoucrs. The 18th were ssp
punly engaRei anu csp'ured az wagons and -
mu'es. l"ree guns were io1ud Ia the works two
OF Whleh were thrown into The creek, aud the other
peinS TOO hcavy To hAndlc, was spiked. Hni the
.ndse teen IN good condition. hey would all have
oceh prought aWsy
All uc tulldinss Al the station were then hred
ahu nuhei 70 the ground' RESIDES the following
supples l'foo new hnneid rirea 'sfge quantity
o. ammunition, oWo SACKS o' grain, 900 aloa OF
nsy, quanuty "i corn and oats, 400 bushels oi
sweet 9tatoes' ~ barrels OF cont oil, quantity OF
r oASon, he Ghihp ana gar1son elu bNy" anu ue
IMuVad WluSe' Inou' 10y 'ee' 'ohs Ihe command
"As Nen Viu'IeI 10 tal' bs's, whth At did " eE'
eeheht orIcr' lhe enemy had 10y thls tine made
u.II apleaIhc III rreiy strong iorce' and indl.
smea au IN .n sn' Sn o' u..Shs nanH s,'ses' on'
Si IfNen ,'., y. " sW ahe"S "Nu n''etS ~
oeSohu uni'eu states srn,,ery' -,.
AZ ,bo",n.' -, n'nA o,uers ~ete gwen '.
,o,s ~ .,'L. - a. L.. rs NY w yn'
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safety of the steamship North Star-Arri.
vnl al thi. Port-lhe Cause OF her Dstea-
zion, Ito.
TIE Atlantic Nal Steamship North Star, Captain
a. q J.bea sailed irom. Aapinwsl Nov 18Th. In
company wiia convoy u. 4. Gunboai Augusta.
While crossing tho Caribbean ses sho encountered
strong horih-Ea'terly winds and head sea. Aitor
passing the West India islands had strong Nor1hcr-
y gales with heavy bead sea. Nov. 20.h, owing 70
an accident TO her machinery the convoy made Sig
nails Of disress, and being completely disabled.
took her III tow for Port Roy q, arriving In sro st
r NJ. Nov, 18th. Aftor receiving on board an sd-
dinanA supply Of coal and stores, left Hilton Head
Dec. l. and arrived here on snriay al 1890. TIE
North Star brings tho California rnails = large
number VI pas-su q EZRA and s361, ,s69 In treasure.
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news Items y
IN, r.LsvspA Il IL. S.v York Sun, ,

TnIErrrH thousand Gye hundred barrels of aour
for trAnshipnsnt TO the North arrived st Now Or
leans FROM the Wes, IN the YOth ult.
TnHBH 10 now nearly quorum Of members "a
Congress in Washington. Many win arrive By
to-day's train. 1t caunot yet 10 aSosr.ained with
eertainty whether the Psesidlents message will b.
transmitted 10 Congress today or on Tuesday.
InE steamer Lama from Memphis the ID Instant
arrived at Cairo ILL., Yesterday, and reports ,hss
Colonel forke'a expedition had returned TO Nom
phiA having sue coded in capturing 900 stand of
arns at osceolA which were on the way hou SAL
RS Ala io General Price.
hx, srEEo, Of kentucky, hAs bssn sppornssa
Attorney General. Hon, JaISss speed u q gen.
Csaiassa ga tAs lsG pa9s,
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The steamship Fulton. from Port Poysl SOth ult..
has arrived in New York, but brings no news that
can be published. 1t Is significant that the news
papers at Port Royal hSd been suspended pending
the result Of an important movement and the
troops had leen placed under marching orders.
An expedition had sailed from Port Roys, but a
strict embargo had been placed on the publication
Of the particulars.
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Novemenrs OF the Rebel C.,,. ssmmss.

BY tue .rr,vn Of the bng Emms Dean. CspsaiA
Mount, We have received Information that Captains
semmes, formerly Of tho rebel steamer Alabama
arrived at Matsnoi on the 10th uii- in the Brits
ish schooner Adder, from H,vans, crossed over 10
Brownsvile, anu passed through TeIas on his way
10 Richmond.
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Hood About 10 Attack.