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to drive, viii take their Hogs on foot, during
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

Beginning ct the north
western corner OF the
lot, and running thence.
south, ~ feet 10 inches,
thence along the dividing.
line OF lots ! and 2 south.
westwardly 1877 feet 10
Maryland avenue thence
along said avenue north
eastwsrdly 2S feet, thence
at right angles with said
avenue northwestwardly |
lGl feet to the north line
Of the lot, and thence
due west In q straight
line to the place Of be-
ginning; also beginning
at the northeast corner
Of the lot, and running
thence south 100 feet,
thence southwestwardly
along the line OF Mary
land avenue 25 feet, and
thence northwestwardly
and at right angles with
the said avenue 1875 feet
9 inches, to the north.
line OF the lot, and thence
due east In a straight
line TO the place OF be-
ginning. !
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

NN
CosgrOve, John ,,.........
Having a front Of 20 feel
and next adjoining me
east 25 feet OF said lot oS
the depth thereof
RsgSnning IA feet nom the
'T northeast sornSr Of sal! said
square on 9th street etc. east !.
feet, thence south iotee',
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
LEIlIHE AFFLICTED READ

Aud learn that a perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaruhteed to all who are afflicted with weakness
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits, distrasa ADD anguish Of mind, loss
o. sleep, loAs % memory, loss Of energy and muscular
20 Yer, puny growth, wasting away, and a want Of con
hide. aeo In themselves, hinting ns, oonyuisive trem-
bling ", impotenoe and disgust OF life.
HlNAg WHAT TIN MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some phyaeians require 10 b told the nature o. your
disease tbs REGLIsH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not, His perfect knowledge ofthe human system enables
from tho latisnt, 10 explain it, original cause, and 10
GUARANTEED IL cure. Aud, what is more valuable still, he
viii honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
or not an M oommupiontions and intsrvisws are
strictly private And onhdsnhal-MSttaa JoHrAaL
Tho botanic Remedies 81 DR.. Raphael, the higlish
Botanic Physician, never failed yet TO make = pefieCt,
radical, and permanent euro 81 ALL PRIVATE, sE-
CREr, AND VENEREAL DISEASES, Whhout tho use
Of Mercury, without hlnderaneo from business. aud
without ioar Of discovery or exposure. No deadly pot
sons, such a. arssotc, nuK vomieA4 opium, or any other
poiaons. No mercury nor any dsAsly m~1asra :
this wonderful Botanic Physician. Hts Botanic Rene
dies never yet tsiled 70 cure the most obstinate and the
mest dangerous eases, and 70 remove all mercury and
other Impurities from TIE system when all other Home
dies had hiled.-lfaAioai JouaaL
zoo NEW ron N MKN CoNTEMPLAfs
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore cores
pondsnt Of the OddfsllOW. BOonabofo, Maryland, said
on Thursday. the stat q Nay, 1901
tlou having beea performed By the knghah Botanic Ply.
sioian, ! ksl tt my duty. hAyiaga ~knovlsdSs Of them,
sorTIeS 10 me suffering. One case In psrtioulAr-thAt
= q younk man IN this city-h worthy OF note. He bad
boe0me the Ttetim Of habit ne mere Auoslon % which
causes a shudder, and after years 81 aulering md doctor
ing gave I'D ali hopes of TeS0very, M wished 70 marry,
and WaI dearly beloved ~ - sweet = stri - ever llapsd
words Of ~snection, but be Wa harful, uorvoua, and pros.
batsd. lie dared not wed on Aeoount Of the shattered
state u his system. HeO0oght relief AZ The haDdso Of the
Botanic Physician, and, sst6nishing ~ a may seem, all
the bloom aud vik0r 81 youih has returned, and be y
nov the happy hfher Of . pair Of bright boys"
.,! an sso ss * sI Il. Rs;.s aH F as1..s ss soas sssit IGT
BABr FIRTH Bel Sycamore 81. aud broadway, DIN.
q width a.-ad col.
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1Renlcdl.
CINCINNATI VENERRAL HOSPITAL,
establishments the Year 1850,

Established In the Year 1850,
FOL THE CUR OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control OF two Of the most Eminent
Physieians 10 Tho world,
nR. q. B~ONAPAlrN, fron London aud Paris
IL Hospitals, aud tor the past ten years OF the Cm-
clnnsti Heneresl Hospital, aud Dr.E Il, kEYkoLD5,
late OF New York. This is the only o1ice in the city
where q permanent cure Of Private Diseases can IL
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrh@e cured in 6to a. hours, elect cured
in 3 10 10 daYsi Structures cured IN Ito = weeksi Noe.
turnM Emissions stopped in 2 to Q days; Seminal
Weakness cured In 3 toS weeks; Syphilisini its prnna.
10 weeks; Skin Diseases cured n1to . weeks; i'm.
potency, yigor restored IN l 70 4 weeks All Diseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Or. Bonaparte's great work on private diseases, The
Private Guide TO Health, ~ beneficial 10 all, male and
female, old aud Young, should read this book. twill
enlighten those Who grope IN darknoss' Price 20
asnls, sentby mail.
perfectly safe, and never iMis 10 go satisfaction. Its
The only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Male Safo, 81 tho single
cue, ~ per halt dozen, 81 per dozan, sent BY mail.
SS-Madane LOzlER's Fsmale Monthly Pills e a
safe aud reliable remedy for suppression and Mi To-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them hlring
pregnancy, Az they VII produce miscarriage. Pnce
81 % per box-eXtra hne SS-sent W auy address by
mail.
Dra. b. 4 4. are tho men TO consult; they arc nm.
questionably acknowledged TO be the champions and
kings OF Vsnerea diheases, and the only Doctors Who
receive monthly reports nom the old world; they
have been Rccustoraed nom an early age OF youth ~
witness the various diseases which aiiiict mankind.
Anu 10 Whten Ahe pfoRfchh through q long career OF
professional study. In every sphere ollie. hom ne
humble abode Of poverty ~ The mansion oftho wsal.
shy, and having aseertMned beyond a doubt the vast
slherng or humanity, they determined 10 select the
gsneRtye system as their particular study, andto de.
vote thor Wholeattentiou 20 the alleviaAon of he dia.
saeH OF m portant htnotiOns. No letters viii la
answered nnless they osntain a remittance or a post.
&c stamp. Call or address,,
Drs. B~ONAPARrE a REYNOLDs.
No. 1s2 sycamore street, between Finh a Sixth aa.i
aide, Cincinnati, Ohio.
once hours irOm . AN tOoPN SS
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Dpring Nuusr.
G X O U s (
No. ee, sT. oLAIR. d. FOURTH ! FTFTn,

NO, e2, 81, CLAIR, BET. FoURfH a FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
TaNHE uadersiRned informs the pubic that he Is a
practical dyer, and has established q dye house Al
hr above piAces and Ia now prepared 10 color all kinds
on silks, Ssuns, Ribbons, WOODEN aud Cotton Gooda
any color that nay be desired,
Grease andstelds removedhom All kinds offahica,
He warrants 10 nuish AL goods In a manner 10 give
satisfaction, hsvtDg all Arhoies necessary TO perform
aul9 HKRMANN wIR0END
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a9robislons.

probistOns.
Andrew WsinGartnsr,
saah No. ~, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sc,
Always on hand, Of choies No, l stock. auIsdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
PRoTEo OTIS HIS AGED PARENTS

~ ~ msefe ne has preceded then into eternitv. hv II
Sats ssavaa deo.of statistics his conddinR creditor. when
sense. N is an re'ss plopluous In a norAl aud worldly
his sting. "Hoh 70 rod death Of
10 d de any husband, father, son. ask himself "If | wss
""uia moSe who are dear to me
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dayton and Cincinnati X. X



IN and after November 10, 1865, and nngl -
notice, Passenger and freight frams ~hi' Ilhe
DATUM gong north, rs follows; ""''
Q.An A, NJ. through freight aud Aceomnn.t.a.
OsGO WIN fHsoengerOar attached.
lil.Qn A.. NJ. Mail train Tor Apnnad,ld. Qoi,u,.
1UsOO urhana' belieiontane, Bofast, Oiyda s
Sahuurkyi connecting at Springfield with ~. ny ~
LONDON and Columbus ArIINiDg IA Column. =,
M Al urla,na Win train TOR Columbus; AZ Fars.1
IRAN on flttsburg, ~. Wayne a CHICAGO n \ y "nh
has'i arriving 10 Otesliue At b;46 p IA aud IittsisAo'nA
$50 u M ~ Clyde with Tram GA Uateiuta - ~,
<. h. going Hast, arriving in Cleveland al 49, 'viauV
Duhklfk Al $3.50 n M ana Btuhlo vt 6,3o I ~, u
West arriving Ia Toledo ~ l2,lU u M, Detrott q, SSiht
M OiucHRo AZ lO;dO q M, anu SanduskE Nj 90 ~ a 80
H.. 4. M. Night h2preAA Tor bpnupbaiaF -
Osll anu belloiontune, CouIsguLa Al Eo,.N, s
IRAN going East on %l1ttsburK, ~. " awe ami ~ "a w
hoaui arriving II Cfehtlme Al J.t5 a IA, Pitrs1s,rUmNAhs
Y NJ. Solng NeSti with Train arnyins an Al uh"ts'sV
oiso y M ana Chieaso at lO.tu "A ~, a. JI,de ~
on cleveland ana Toledo Il. h. arriving IN en- "a
s'aO H. Duhlfk NJ aiUO y IA and huuslo Al sltn
reaches s~andusky NJ 7;4O n m. y IA,
T,nk 2. Al. Huntsville A~cconmolano,
ave Dayton on AfI1yRi Of 1rain nom r,nr,asnle
iseoihhg Springfield ~ 100 y 10, Uri,us ~ ms A
nest Liuerty NJ Il4i AZ belletOuLaIps "a ~
anu hunts vile at izlEA IA. AA'i y 70
llGkets va this Line 10 all points Nu4k. K..tn.
nes3 Gan bt hsd ~ tle Ticket Othue In tLs Irn,e1 ~.
-sAmh W, KIM, Ticket Agent.
tAle always as los ~ BY ANY other ,nufA
= . incarnation relhhFe 10 HhppinN krsnsbt'ty 10.
a.vu'Si ePPJ az lho company rIelsht Ust.a-
agent Ii, RICE, Supsrint,,,o.,
NJ q. oLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent. ha,1
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Dayton 4enla and Columbus Railroad

- I'd w
il netel- rom rom Isalns East VA COLUMBUS, ThSaa.,
Three DAILY Trs,ns 70 All Eastern UlIas.
and Gslp,nS ~ NiSht Express le,S0R mi ~ asI me
stop oniy AZ XamDS,2 EXPRESS Al lLl5A. M. fhs.s W.
G ;H nin isDp' At all way stsnOhs between BastSn sto
arriving AZ Dayton, night e,uros.
press 4.is y. m. "hu CINCINNATI bay nv
Trans Iuu by Colunipps ,fr.
'ed man Dayton time. '""NHis Z minutes fAs.
calling oss \ N h. can be had for all Eastern c,t..
WI n. W. AOuDWA al sn
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LIFE INSURANCE |

Young men just starting u buEness. vho.. eh,.,
SaP.pl u their energy and Integrity, shoradlnsar theg
hleo " nv amount Of half thoiE liAhhkes. sueh an
y uisrn,ststled honesty, when known 60 thoiT cred
moIsi would Jusny Increase thaF eonhdanco ID tkem.
y would show That hey did nol uish 70 leave their -
"'H1' s~Possd y a1S avoidahs e0nthnRSnaV and d
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Illinois CenIral Railroad.


CHANGE VI 1fMfE.
n and aher Monday, EoyembefI IS. isel
~ wa leate Mattoon ami PAnE. "a loil",,s
3oinB North, ITO p M and 1i,01 n ., 'H
Solhk south, 400 n IN and 500 IA n,
oo. LkANk PAhA.. u.
uulhB norm, 500 n IA and Ia NV
I9lns south 1857 Ia aud Ia D N.
nor ". l.. JOHNSON. Zen p.fm
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baltimore and OHIO Kaliroaa
= % D. - sass.gz

esaa m NJ A sgss6
i mem s afloSA UNDERSTANDABLE a. 49,
7 r un1tos az snu iafkersburg on tue West, M vb M Lee.na'
points IN the %aai t1 su steamers, &C, for ana iroEa III
anlSs Trans baily Tor all the KasteIa u.s..
Io.Id IN ~ y the only route TO Washington On
and S.Io - , ,'i u nj f;SO, TAO and 1O0O a IN Z.
1hu o.iy = M on sundays at 4aO and T.sn ~ anu Sbt
AMI a n , a'ninstoh AZ 900, 7l4O aud ii a M, - 'ul
ThrppusRb ~ ssh1ays At $50 anu 5 D m only A~u a'o
Vie ~ M 'oAets 70 the Eastern cities rnn ~
~ masllnslol CITY atan additional cbsrsa : Psoenrtd
inanrs ~ dnta ahulhre as low rs by any otbss
81 amy OF the principal Railroad otscas Vhlo ,huiirosu,
D. !; SULLIVAN, Gen. western a.,
W. p. SMITH. Mas S 4 Gen. TieketAEL.
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LOOKS TIE DANGER IN THE FACE.

Ia ne may grappie with i; inc w,ss man. TIA,
ne a'udy ls nature aud palIale is threalening M
iiIs PSliAuon ace ~ hand. OF easy aceess q all
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Rae0tcaI.
TO Suffering Humanity.
Mr.. w. w. RIoaMAN,
fHK INDIAN D 0OFOR AND CLAIRVOXANf,

WoULD say - he sick aud afblsted, that he eaus-
w esrho blind 70 zee, the deaf 70 hear, and the
lama 10 walk with but The use Of The knife OF any min
RaKUMATIslI, RRREOUa CONSUMPTION, and
AL fkMALh WEAKNESSES cured Ia . fsw days.
Ali COMPLAINTS relieved without MI.
By calling on the, Doctor at his rooms AZ MA boarding
house, No. 90 ST. Ciair street, secoud door s0uul d
the UnlVsraalisti Ohunch, Dayton, Ohio. eaqlakf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits tho unseen hand OF the provideDt father. REACHING
iorth rom the grave, and stan nourishing his Offspring
anu keeping together ME IanlIy. by Il, The faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14

Might miny b regarded AZ ths tribute which an up
nHht heart pays n tlae shnne Of Justice.
JOHN n, ~BToPPELMAN,
Hui' Agent fas Dayton and vicinity.
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INSURANCE.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
FIRE AND MARINE.
DAPl M 100000
sCRIR DIvID ENDS
Profits divided In Cash Among stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of all kinds, Fire risks on
buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels In Port,
aud the better class Of risks generally. lt
ID iroStors:
Wm. Hart, P. OhRnberhn,
X. Pehon, !, p. Robinson,
Amasa stone, Jr, VIM. WsllhOuae,
l.. ID. Hudson, q. M. OviatL,
IL. Garretson, NV. Potion,
A.. J. Breed. .T.
O~mce-0viatrs Exchange, feet Of Supeuor street,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WILLIAM HART. Pres lent
L. D.. Hspsos, Secretary,
aus j. N. sToPPELMAN, Agent at Dayton.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Weeoa and " W stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Mlisburgi JStoc Slayer, Union; J q Andor-
son, OeEtille; E Myers, New Lebanon Il jackson,
ChAmlFI *; d Il Bauer, Harrisburg; d b Divine,
JohnAvlA noid q Limbert, South Arliugtoni Jacob
Smyeri W Baltimore; j Rookie Co, Germantown
J. w Mar Vandalia; II Niokols, Lihorty; ID Rees,
harmefAAi Heyerling A Herr, Salemi W PyIment,
WilllafHk}Waner, West BALTIMORE; Parker, bro. A
Co. Parkburg; and by Druggists and Merchants
generahy-oughou the DATED States aud oanadas.
auRldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-14

nm aud efter Sunday, Nov 10, lsg3, nans WI
leave Union Depot, sixth street, tor Ioteuo an
All lntermedlate points a. fUllCws: 'NNN y N
Toledo anu Chicago Mail az lUO0 a m.1en
Chicago and Detroit Nlght Express nj 500 NJ.
nell X. ~. sAOEhAkEK, supeuntshdent.
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

fINHE Aitna grants policies . LIFE, for a term
Il OF years, Endowment policies and ohildI ems En-.
dowm0nt. Also, Non ForieihnR Policies, on which no
payment Is required amer ten years.
rive Thousand dollars paid on tive loases in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none can De found more sim.
pie IN ls character, noble in its features, or certain In
rs results, than Life Insurance. IL is the prop which
the dying husband caves to "
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BE SAFE FROM THE PAEes OF WANT,

III snese cLildren have q Comfortable hoy,a sna
d dmT Hn 20 OF edncahoAi Would mis- VIA ~ i ~. Aas
aged ADD II Tse Jo,a charities of the worldf Would nm,
estate nav ~" parent De provided fort Would INV
tn phlobPe,y Dy forced sales Of an adainistrstoT 10 .,
tends da~s .. eredltera-salcs made when The msfset
HOW lev can answer these susssoa ny 70 reahLedt'
that The" " ear 70 ask them, aud cherish he bSliei
ssh and Gown etg q iops ie9ae on life. This Is both fool.
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On aud after Monday next trains on ths lnuial
Central will leave the Union Depot, Sixth street
ats:55 a IN and 4i5U p N. I'D
Returning, viii arrive At 1i.iO a m aid 500 D M.
The 600 a m, ana 500 M, express trans maze
close connexions 70 al points in che West and HOstt,
and 3iUO p m train is the shortest and qulokrst foue
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
nol1 n. ". WOODWARD. supafiniandnni
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15

for them with ueh head long fairy. Gen Early has laid
aside bis paste raj crook and hs oaten pipe no longer
makes usc uEder the greenwood tree AS TO the ~ OF
40 600 Yankees who thirst tor his blood, We would
take the liberty Of advising them to 90 on not hndng
him: let them carry the campaign as they have De-
gun it. like men who study how not to do It, II he ID
at one gap of the mountain let them burst uroasiy
through another; only let them beware Of disturbing
Juoal Early's harvest home.
Elm relation TO the reports Of renewed interviews be-
tween Mr.. Mason and PamerstOn, the EzaniHsr asks;
Has anything new arisen since Mr.. Mlsons recall to
modify cur relations with tina. PowerY Yes; the Brit
ieh Government has of late shown more extreme zeal
and vigilance if possible in stopping and sziog war YES
sells supposed TO DE for eerVice has exhibited still
greater aud greater pubservenoy to Lincoln and Sew
ard and Lord Russt has openly declared In the House
of Ierds that be sprays" for the destruction OF our in
stitutions-that is for suhjugation. This Is what
has occurred einoe II R1ssei or Psmersoa had even
ex crossed any wish Il "a Mr. sson should be egan
credited as Commissioner in London, there might be
some excuse though good reason fol renewing that
agency there ia and only one regular way Of pro
ceedng If Great itan desires TO enter into diplomatic
relations with us aud till she adopts that regular way
We sheud decidedly leave her to her own metiations
STILL hsd such a with been expressed, nob2dy here,
probably; would have objected TO A renewal OF MI.
Mason's commission Blu; no such wish has been hint
cd; the public has 70, even been informed that the
Jvernment at Richmond has authorized hr. MIson to
90 back and begin again bis fruiiless sol ctationF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15

MEDIcAL DiRECrORs cIacULAss-we call at ntiOn to
the circular of W. A Darlington, Medical Director sd
verified in another column. We rejoice that "a more
careful supervision will in future be exercised over the
prices paid for euch hospital supplies vegetables chick
and eggs and the surgeons in charge viii be held
strictly responsible fer any exavagaIce in price" and
that surgeons in charge of hospitals will inform their
SieWarts that PuRcHAsEa in the markets OF cities or
from wagons Ga tbet way to Market In 10 ure not 20
resorted to until the other modes herein indicated icon
tracts with gardeners, &c prove Intellectual" Hither'
to the hucksters aud hospital sewaIts have together
swept our markets. Of amo every good thing, gard
less q cost,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15

LOUISIANA GUARD ARTrLLERY.-rhis well in1wl err
tillery company, smopg the st TO leave New 0rlta %
at the outbreak of the war which has been recrui
in this vicinity lately is bout again king the fe ss
Flying Artillery. To recount the deeds this coDpa-
ny, would be to write out history Of III wIr In Vr
gins, for, II the la Ties around Richmond to their
last slrugg a. K lly'a Ford, this gallant compa-
NJ Ggpr, ID cOrSpieuOrs'y IN every engagement. As
rnest the gsllantry and Va o: Of ia membtrI we
need only sttt that in tie ious eag semens in hrl
tbs company has taken part, it ot upwards of iIsy
one killed a wounded.
We under and that previous TO Its departure for the
ecene of action, the oompsnJ VIII be IrHeated with
handsome battle flag
Nj lful of the glofes Of hs immortal ohieftsln,
der whcm Is thar proud privilege 10 f. h:-S;oas.
wall Jackson the Louis Gdsrd Artillery will again
shed new lustre upon Re State which they so noby
represent and gather auels n the drsary ba tie
plain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-15
eial-Despaieh.

UUlciaI DtspaIcI'
NOBLE, Aug. ll.-NOthiDg late from Fort Morgan
The Sires are trOken.
AL the particulars of the Port Gaines surrender
known 70 that the commanding oficE communicated
with the enemy, ard made terms without authority
His for, was in good conditiOn-the garrison having
suffered li;te.
He m,dO no r,p'y to repeated orders and s'gOal'
f. Gen. Page TO hold his fort, and surrendered upon
conditions MT known here.
G,u. Forrest drove the suemy's sdVuc, out Of Ok
fol d last night. u. d. AAUAS'
Nsj. General