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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-08

a ~Liberat-Wm. II. Young. agent for the
Eagle Manufacturing Company of Colum
bus, GA, has presented the Southern Chris
tian Advocate, with the sum of $4,000. to
sustain and enlarge that paper. We hope
none of our admirers will attempt n sini-
lar act of generosity in the case OF this
paper. We couldn't live under such u
weight Of obligation
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-08

Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, says an
exchange, has commissioned aud
sent two agents 10 Europe, to euconr-
age emigration tS Rnat State. to fill
up the vacuum accustomed by the
war and the emancipation scheme.
The Governor ought to await the fl
nal issue.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-08

The great iron clad Wehawkili
was sunk off Charleston in a gal e,
% lives lost.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-08

Gov. Milton, of Florida. has issued q
stringent order, directing the seizure and
destruction of all distillerics in that State.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1864-01-08

The. Johnstonen pal Democrat hoists
The name of General McCieIlan for the
of the United Slater. g '.+
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Should any OF our subscribers in the ci'.
not receive their papers. they will please
notify Us Of the oversight. isS>
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$ John Morgan is safe within our
lines. -.
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EJOE PRINTING of ever.
description, plain orcolcred. executed on ~
reasonable terms rs the times will admit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
Telegraph.
Ip0RTEp EOR TnE nAILY EMpIRN
MoRr DiSPAT0HES
XXXVsuru

wAsmSof0N, February iT-The sensle's
amendments ~ lho inuf rhhi reyenue bill wtfr
iaken up, Tbs House hy a vote Of ninety turr
against rHrlythrte, laid on the table ihe r'o.
ton To reconsider The vote y which The ~ use
diuRgruod &C. the slidiug scale on apltita, Tho
House yesterday agreed to styiku rutthe TWEEN,
" centg additional tax on ndullnrated spirits,
aad also tho ptoN0sed TAX on tpitita oNtt'aHl
for uala, The n luse disagree 30 tho Senate
amendment OF tho sliding scala on fletttp
spirits, retaining the additional tAx 81 tuy
cents, With these tpoepuanA all 10
other amendments o thu Aonals we're arraci
10 Tho House has asked tor a enniorueN
%comnIttee on tho amendments disagreed To-.
Me, pawra replriel Rrag tAlgn tfoy, ite
COmmitteu on Elections w favor ~ rivlnt
Me Rice the o. tested seat from MassNoAu,
aatta
A bill TO establish . bureau on Freedmen
affairs waa the, discussed
Tho House then weut iptl Comniitee on
tho naval appropriate ~ htl but without any
,mpoytant action Adjourned,
Me sumner offered "a amendments 10 the
Constitution Of The lmtod States, M n put,
atltutr 10 those reported hy Senator Teumbull II,
RON tho Judiciary Gov mittce, q few days ueo,
and pakpd that lhey might he made the sneclai
order lor Monday text Mr. summers
amendments ire rs { Iowa
! rhora Al all 30 ueither slavery nor IN.
voluntary aervilud' any whore Ia tho / njod
States, aud Within ~ lirisdIlllon thereof
ilcrwiue than oN pun shin mt Tor crime. Nna
that Congress- may make all lAva htgtainry
aud pe1, ~ a. enforce ~ prntiAlRou.
2 To strike o4t We third paragraph, ~
seelton OF The forth artl IL II Ito Ooesiin,
tlon, excepting Indiana Dot tpXtl, 80 that
the whole clenSn phqpld toAi crcpresauta.
tiyrs, and direot taxes sbell Va AtIr}ttion, 4
,mong tho seyetel stalsA Of 10 q Ion, AL
according Ia their numbers, excepting In
dams not taxed
. 10 strike out lrom tho Thrill paragraph.
acclioa Ionrlb, otihe ulpsutndon, tho wor ~
100 person held 10 epryies OF lAl.r Ia one
State, under tho laws thereof and escaping TO
another, shall, In consequence OF any law or
g~ulation therein, he disoAatcod hom such
service or labor, but shalt be delivered, upon
the claim Of tho parry TO whom sush aersies
or labor may be due
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

~
W~AsmsuToS, . ebfuory H. Worlfs die,
,etoh says
~ upderstoaj every member Of tho Sen
81 J dietary Committee believed the House
resnl al. tor'citing the property Of rebels be-
hi . Gle lie estate To 20 Unconstitutional
he VoWmit,ee have reported against ia
pssn 70,
'' vae stated NJ tho War Department and
Ff','s. NFrthars Office odny that il will be
new a. Impossible tn carry ont aud fully exc
cote ~ new enrolment bill In tho cunning
dtRrl
r'o gold hill Of Ways aud Maana Commit,
too, will No eStousively debated
The solse Military Committee today dis
ceased the question Of changing tho provost
''ctshatr office, TO make the head Of that DO.
'rrt"unt n hrigndirr, II will probably be-
ADOPTED Tho object Ia to get rid Of Colonel
t'rv.
rhc Conference Committeu on the Con
oerlptl0n Act mot to-day, The llouae Com.
iltre Insisted on three hundred dollars NJ
oommutalio1 and the Senate aide urged four
hundred dollara, aud that il apply aa exemp.
" ~ Tor one drnlt,
The Ways mud Means Committed haya 10
report ore next week, tho Ameuded tax hill on
lohaceo petroleum., &c II ts hardly thought
any additional lnN will be- placed on manu-.
Mcinrt ~ IN tho new bill,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

ENarythinR yiAIble In the .,naneasefiua Of
tho hd@iniatatlon party points to one great
purpose, aud thai le tho e%slablshmeHt
OF n atrouEy aeptrRliae ldetp0tpm Uuiefth tho
most lorysht hro4saalonS OF lbtalb -lhe loud,
est erie. NJ patriotism ani devotion 10 me
union lteu this 'illeH design, ever aud anon
prolrQii0H Ne. snnky trpst ltop Under tho
coverlpR, n0iWlthataR ling their eiIoriA 10 keen
V hllcr, de0etal iavey recently madv \
eperph % bic oohHipuoNts, Nj With, Ia \
'nrst Of enthnsiadm, aud mock loyalty, Ne 81.
olaimel, "PetiAh tho hallotboX setlHh 10
trial by Jay perish The writ OF Aaltda cor
pas petieta everything rather than this
VRep shodld be dissolved &Ifrv, (lad)
SsAfinsL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

loot strong light wagons aud good horses aud
from fermers OF the ueiEhbofhuod Il was
whispered among military men that there
would soon be y raid made Into Ohio, aud that
lhe p1u,oous referred 10 would be drawn
ovrrln "a W either tho Neuse ~ kapawha
river and worked, aud ioated down tho ohio
aHd that tho satle would he crossed at two
points, ue column going ny way NJ bar.
bonneville ard & HyNudouo ID was rumofed
aud sxpsotpd that troops would arrive Tor con.
enOrpu u frNm both the Eastern Anl West.
ptn ttlsl as,i,s"
lnreg 10 lAe above report, | eau only
eag this that rumut, have been In circulation
iuf som lime past of| myalerious riavemopla
cd the ltoc vi the Virginia and Tennessee
RAilrop
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
Cropping out.

The opposition to LiScotN is dap
cropping out IN The Organs of CusH
Such pFppt az the Ohio Stat LoryaR an
tlnciNoeti & mmer,joL vel much DISLIKE
Legislative o. mutation, Of LINCOLN. They
cannot f,d my Authority IN the rsti.
t%ution'' ior Legislators assuming the tune
lions Of party rpuous0s, aud ihcy art,e.
hend vo'y gave dangers to the liberties f
tNe eoplc from these startling usurl o,,cqs.
ludccd, they arc by no means sue that
J Legislatures are not riviuS aid aud comfort
% the wicked rebellion, ly 0e ro.nomina.
ton of honest ApuAmAMl
rhelp j. Soy ching ipcxproasibly lpdi.
crous il papt,s liko those Aboycnarcd.
which hNv& hlthcrto approved All iho
star llips ana fatal usutlatiyns made v
cyeyS department OF tho Government.
bcSglmR NV NJ Nlengcsta liste lar,y
usage, harmful My t. Che personal in-
Iercsts Noi Presidential aspitonts, simply
becaus,i It is tho exercise of n power not
specially delegated e. tncse who employ 4.
A liulc whilo az. ApRAnAA LScoLN
was the "Govcmuout." Now. the same
polsga hold tta' Z is culpAblc for state
Legislature a end ~, his Administration.
anil recommend him ior tho succession
W. are afraid there win No, in sriio II all
effort, "twa parties in tine e war" fNr
the Jcmmsrd I and JpurRei bali cyi leui
" believe that unAsr " now do "Gor.
ornmcnt," and that it's disloyal To oppose
him, .4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

RnHroN, February R%--lhrru was M OK.
lcusivc auction snle OF wool thia afternoon by
Harris y Co, which was attended by u larre
com'nny Of purchasers 'rne Prices obtain
ed " ., foe California 2iM21 California
rmh ~ ]aliornia tleo5o lamb 2btnaa, Cali
nrnlA superior, pulled 30 d. No M, black
20 Ne p "a Western pulled "a, Wsalern
black nd t'Nrso I'll French tlcece aal, white
parrish 2s@2g cape 36A@aal washed cape
o. Buouoa Aytes morino voc Va moatisa
-aC29 unw,shed the smyrna 81 washed hne
Wtlto Reglsyet 81 washed whra Karsalser
l0l, unwae ed mognlor 10, Hack va IA.
terc eight pouudu each 70, black inwNahed
tmyRa ~, thrs W. tel dou, key ~, washed
grey turs'an SOB, Algtmon 2Qbi ruiled wool
81 Freneh Noiis 23A Caeada combiug n,
fleece 90 tAilbi Aba fleece DC, extra ~,
mc llum 81 N1W uowNshel iaece isb@ls,
washed ~ 6o4N0IO ezra,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
Ae0al.
snERlFlrs sAlE

o. A VALUABLE FARM n JACKSON r0wN.
sitir,
solomon Hoops, penuoner, against Susan ionpa.
uehi} lteola ani ,ihers, dpfende u, Hupt Nof
nN ,irtue oG md IN t~te,lpnes to. Tho command of
- ~ orirt " safe ssue,tn tho above nase ~ tho
NWnriiof ''iit nl Montgomery vuNnip Ohia, q vii
eN't Z" l0o'' tnlr, on the nlepl %, on
W 1tSHfW, ateHA 81, lHti,
"a ouu 0'olurb y ~ at Hatl lhy, tao toinWtna deteried
Il estate, Ntsl tlsine th IA N Whc ,Ol Tho add
f'rn Hoops ru' dpd unt0 Tho tine W he ltailtl M.
rpnd ltihr tu he to' nship " iNrknuH, M tho
! uNo, and ~ Q II de blinws, to,Wui
ht az the noHht1at az fut. fr GA mtobsr ~
b W BE- irhgn nututot in', G. tNnht n Huhl ~ Mnr
ifl TOT The mHiidpn m dN,ol n IN itm tho
!" t'ihlni hiNrt ir'iiu O. ne tnitheast ruil ~
- go uHpt IA, 90 uuning Nett along tho fta,
hou 10 une lundr,d eta p olea tldM, ,hsrae
D. utl tulrl VIII ttt ttptlun D. q pnu hundred rad
g y. ~ tgn hWt iuril HqhH da,a,l thyt 60 81
NciNHh nv 90 oi Inc thb lWt9t 4 aAd sitS
cic" no BIOS hrNdrrN ti h " even sntf three
d Va a rura GOA y plurt Inn line 90 the
'3 n hN Unu, 'rt zoe rmdfti Rtd htA
,'n sna v'tg ,eI 'crd g. the seoie
mgr WIT % on ifW ppp aus s pef tefr,
rl ip'lh stl 'Wie tnr al g. pai lWt tdi Pam
rrsfhlr nuf mllsH Oiihtftf0f kipxnpfrn ft
uhyre ,tl,H snwhNt ~ % ,iihJayt Nith Il IN, mla
~ che ueitpentoNM tNi %etp,ille' Hnd At oshu,
'rh I%9tnllsN llut ggtu w. well Wete,r,h having
peNtta good Hnfirttl Ni w n ~ hpds h. aNny tUis
= etrd, tnd he biloara uidft n pt Jt ttstA Ut etti,A,
uni Tue ia Hnpd uoit al ~ tho rramuts
lhN itifnu ul rplr arr pm 'hiri orsh, unt thinl IN
hnr : tnra ana tho l,lenpe I i've yf ration Inc day Of
ptiri me deferred Payments ~ bar "a Dor cent IN
iut.tt rnd to tn secured ~ h%iottsRta on The ptrmisrHI
aid rfnno' sell for iosstifn tto thifis W ~ NrprAtu'
dsorGe voc MAN. sheun Mont county
ID 4 hutN, Aitreuey iealNiH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
LATEST ME WS.
DEsPATCllEs.

HeADaUltTeaa pspARrMESr 81 wGAr Via,
ulsiA, fsbsaasy l1s-A correspondent ef tho
Wrdtd ut uallilolia lnlorma ne that he has
had an mlefView wi(h NJ Wyhart, 4 fugitive
North Carolina that Me- W{batl giSes him
long narrow aud open hpsSs t5glod aud lar,
TO Wylbeyille, Washington county WeastrA
.vygIplu These boxes were styled puntoohb
.Oaieerp bad arrived aud sent out men 10 col
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
rhs roalllsn ef dc Mnrenmsnt nMI.

WARRINGTON, February ~ THE Commit,
tee at conference ouihe snr0lt aent bin hnve
arreed IT, exempt dranod men under u 4 gle
call practically for one year, on paymapt "
S3Qo, The COMMITTEE have ,vt agreed TO
iho amendment Of the House nlll preparing
tho onrollment Of persphu Of Airieah deuot't,
aud the peyment OF 500 - the loyal owner
Of any slAve who may DO drafted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
"Robblns Vo,c.s ofrhcu nlsht''

Tho proposal Of a cotcmporpry, that
the Democratic people when assemble
ia State convention at Cplumhut. ,n
Match. should select lhcir delegates To io
National Convention. has r,eitod yc,,
grcot o%uSicty an Hleck Republican quar-.
tors, lost the voters Of the PATTY should Doe
"robbed OF thoiC light to cloot delegate "
Tho Democracy will approclaa che rn.
der eollcitulo mantle ted ior ,hpir ii,lui
by their Republican fricud, The wo,c
40. as It Ms wholly iucN 'c'el hat
loyal mou' should have s1 puy' ma a
regard for "c,pporhcals ami oNilo,s
Instead ol appointing lolosalcs IN olo ,
convention # The whul' patty, itmlel,
be- bettol to adopt he Black R'publict =,
plan OF selecting 'hcm Ia tNrS and ooclu,
dod ehambou, a midnight, in an oath.
bound oe0eus, This would probably lnt
"rob voters of 0etuightg" Aud nsDco
of representing, az Democrats propose. tho
party q large, & might 10 wise 90 adopt
tho ono.lcuth plan "a soggestod by AupA'
NAN L,NcolN, and endorsed Nv Black Re.
publicaus generally unlor ihia systom
the outrage of "plh'ing voters Of Iheir
rights. would be- avotted
Itis not 20 he wondered nj that tho or.
uana tl LrNAl LpHr 10 Caglutcg, aud "pnl, ,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
snERtFf's SALE

George " Moyrp piatnur efalnsl katharine Meyer
hUu others hainndAhla, No, pfgA, Montgomery
hurpllor tpurit la Partition, r
Witt nlitr NJ puuhr naln, 90 the lREMihka, on
Il TtiAuAN. MANud NA ist4,
AZ onn. uo urk y OF be 3 ial, HltlHttgnei OF parcel
~ lhud situate and lylng ~ the t1n1tY ~ MOutlnn g
~ aud ttaia OF OHIO, beginning On Tie Eeutheast
nOfher n then fihWVs quarter u section ", ioN hship
n, uiNge Z, = ~ thence Rshe " tta peleR III links L. 4
b nl ier On tho county Incl ulenvp "a v 81 polea Z hnka
. hcatnef op tho, ountN lhel then o ntae . Ira pnleH
10 luke 90 a 90 her slHhel theme . a. . VI pdltH 4
'lnk to Che plhc OF h%egln,lhgi oonlNl ,ina one hnnd,
rri HNrn,
~ aIm 10 situated en- tho county line I,nJ,ais
r,ilna aspt 0f 0e. l%AAAtnxA. three nai.ep OF WiAeiIeA,
trl hnd abpnt nine wilsp north " Midd,pteWh, There
Ia q gaoa, nUNerfhiliuH gpstnH VI water On Tho pFem,
iRuH, a gopd, lante iNt ltush, laffii stable on doubs.
grainhuuep Nashhonse, drNhonhe, aud reod nrrhaTd
VI irhi ~ nnQHt avffy yantiy, abs ptemIasR 40 ali
70 complete repair aud undo a HIGH atatu OF euiU, Va
ton,
Tho premipsa have heen epnmiard Al zoo no, nor.
and olheoi neli Tor loss tmN, Np'thiniH " the above
pppuiHem pni fF
fgrna onethtri cash, one.lhitiih one year and
Tho balance IN two tuaie from thp dAy " fnln lha ,la,
leffvd payments 10 tear - pes cent ! tAreAi anilo
. aerilted " W0ltgnee On the rrmiaps 49,
dEpH6k NuQANAE, sheriff Moet eaunte.
He'A = MNhAHeH' hNo1nelH kulals
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

Oars Quiet and nfr
poRk -titmer thf Nfets afu
LAm a shade q l3tsla
WHISKY firmer h ~
PErRuiEua -Stoaf lt U.ult. ava
bond, 6SGaaG Free,
NV Nonk, Feht laf. Stapsa liteR
closing lrmet, Money seven per cent slef.
ling quiet and steady at Til Gold bgI
$40 Coupons lOG, % 'G5 Coupons &c, One
year certificates asa Now York Cepital la1
Erio a ana Heading al 20i Q, y, h a.
gil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

wv. WY ENHN H"N
Asssrs Hubbards;- - ace ~ your yestcr
day lssuo, that the State Legislature Ia about
to posa a law, Is reInnd ul private contrib,
llona To local bounty mnds, b, levy ON tte
general tax aehodUle FOR State plrpnses, II
such - law is resscd II will bc m additional
item u evidence that 'mpdness rulea tho
hour 'lcV who clalm all tho loyalty, have
contributed largely coward raising lppAl houn'
" funds, - free their district nom dran.
Aud now lhoy arc circulating peIni ~. ray
ing tho Legislature "a pnas - 'Nvl ,pinpdiug
their loypl, aul charitable helpcsp, by n tax
on the whole people, NV, ihis wNUlltS Al
right, ir me- deception, orttadd was rrac,icrh
! our taWpebir ibr nm asbgsbll by eou.
triluli T. wRa equal a. o . hut lred aud lwcn,
iy H. llats each, irr seventeen t%tcnita, The
Rccrl iting Conn itlce lot aoi their ich
su contractors, who paid OiSiy dollNt. 10 the
recruit Nifl pOckeled the reat, which Va just
TOO per coutum oi tho rnal amount paid he
%rocrNita, Now, if therrefuus hpd rrsplycd
oug lwdrglNhd twenty della each, there
We he direct Gnod on haasAcAt =
law teNnslpF those oontrl0uy o,ldbhsR ~
the oa5r %stauis, tho tax ,cra, tf soch q
NV Ia .ossc will 70 .o7tppelltd 70 pay $40
huwlryltgr contain - n sol pC race ) sub
contractors, Thus, Il VIZ lc seen, that Ito
very tSNt N'tscn, who Ia always on tho C,p.
mi,lcc, has nothing 10 l0se, aud svsryihies 10
gain by such n law
Thus, 1t will be socU alsoFihA, Wayne tl@n.
ship paid oyer droq Thousand dellps for
bounty TO volunteers, whereas, tho recruit,
rr6eitta only Abtol fifteen huttlttA dallh 8.
mud tho balance want Iaslhs tbe pocketal Of
, loyal sub %coulreo, ~ aud the tax payers, are
to poy the whole, and snable In iAe .ew,Aest
ana bea Rgvvhn eultS yyA ever ss~,"
OH shame where Ia thy blushy Out on
thest mIsses TNoa6bs % an The tsoacy
tbup reised, went Into b aihshdA ul pens, At
marshals, pets, loyal reta, aud phoddy ihioysr
Aud now these liberal o6ntgAatsra, wlsua era
sopSdiB hst ss'Wttg ppt prre Eoold
lepg gree back tptoulAtiaa in these bounty
rS6ds, dGt fyms f15bdf & law 10 1eMnd
'hcirthhAiy l'@'sfy of,'sHef, sopSothsad.
hotterHut AID scoosh, was hushod tlp tho
money was aired, md Their ,hicvips pockets
lined, aud lhg Iownsi NJ Uet'tAi tlmo,1 iced
rentdnGG NV lheg seypsiye y, tIAs tex
law, aud We win compel thoyo ymfAthiaiup
whit ttehtt ufto ",NAt itatr wlaAf any abe
Tux baJt@9o ~ s,thsylsw, orr %isnallc.
w~oeldbslOyaNaG hap DE pyet 10 b. igwn
ship &c pay any amount e. bounty for ,re
quite, sud eomrel Tho IaS rayers to foot the
boL though the NdWS might have been
got lot eqgtrnlh 81 fhb money lATd III tbs
.oyalNu,gtN NNgiA tttaNUo,
WAYSR GosEernr, Feb, u, 1891,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18


News items.
The telegraph announces a terrible
steamboat ii,aslet, osuluis tl tho loss of
twenty i've IS, dirty liyca
pml,l m,eu, wuAcr q iusl1 rolL viii
probably Go exempt cue ,ca tn $500
l]tisrslou,d that the Ala anna is in
dock at Away, I'M China nm tho Federal
vessel Wyuuins ia position 10 tNvcnt hor
escape,
The palace 81 tho ryco M ut Nrido,
was 1ostt vel tn chrIwos, Auothe'
Grc On Now Year, LAY, '%e,tuycl laIHo
poti n ol the city,
Juhm q. recuou is still ia J. pd.n in
health So poo,O a, g. tculcr 100 very u"o'.
tain,
rie Ccpm Republican. e No,o".
port l-N,, 80. in @ uyeot roc"a'l and
lcsolys thal 'lcy can ua,1r p.ar lin.
c,lu' wol,'h So, '.t win itr Ac
most lccj lcl N,anucr
The Ciuciunmi GascHr say th'' On
Grant will r~an{u,ato 80 v.wcntsi' G.,
gia otno utslouf lay
Gcn, Wight hR tc,n ,c,e,c' o1W
.., ,r AN,
,,, y s
al ~. n.t 81 ..l, .,,u., INV r.,
No., ,,,,i,s,.ht M,
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~arpnhIlran DsneneY

W. clip thi,, which is w},lby of D,F.
h%urtru. from the Daily Dayton Jourpi
by be by, WI have rot heard Is, In
dpo'@ts 'Hsc cxotessed anxiety " ~ IT,
tcclstauJ StLlerk D tahVds The pcgraes
do'i Vel 70 want inrp AnNp us lcqY'
w"me6, Il teop year"
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CoIonsI rhn,,p,, M,n,a,,,on.

LtAvtNWOW1nI Fcbfnaty II -AdvIo,A from
Colonel Phillips rxreji ion in tho Indian
Territory, slate that be penetrated 0lrlhar into
the rebel territory than was hoforn reached,
aud Ia marching inio Texas with Kansas
lroopa, aud u loyal Indian brigade The rohol
General cocpcr's headquarters are at For
Mnshita.
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S''.~'rsa"S--Lo' o az. a"a Proper,

CAmo, February II The Imperial, nom
st Louis elrIved to-day pnspins iha stoamer
Z riopt, eu l to hurricane deck, In Dog To tn
hcrd, twerv miles. above hete She hiruok u
.Erpg. At half paat 7 lhla a0rpirE, aud wepl
down IN ten minutea rwcnly lvu or thlrty
lives are An IMPOSED Is 6e'l'et, ltchuling no
wifi ol Caplai l,nrt'h, cAamhprNQid, sl.y
ard, harkee cr, and onstgla h1Nan o0iocr 1hn
hual wan laden with Government alurca, ,
% ding eighty hreus all but three ~ which
were lost The lmlcrial heougbt llowN tho
snteivihg passet gers and Grew
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

PtnLAnetrmA, February IRA Gre In
Trout street, below Lombard, ,hia morning,
consumed eight dwellings occupied by poor
people.
The WEATHER Ia intensely cold.
Tho large wooden mill Of Jamea Lee, on
Mtll Creek, Montgomery County, was entirely
destroyed by 6te last night
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San FHAsoltCo, February Il Tho lark
RayhrA hAf,i Kanegawa, Jahat JAiuhty 7ti,
Tho Tyooon's palace nj ieddo was ur' al
on Christmas, Tho noNl lay ito Custom
,,opne was closed. the ~-fftinla lirratlf ~
themselves so g%ricved at tho Tycuoea misior
IA, . rs ~ be wholly unable I. transact buHi.
ness, Il was reported Il NJ The hte hfigt atod
la a gun powder plot g. hlsHenp the anslam
for the purpose NJ killing tho Tycoon. Yrdaa.
was nFaiH favAgel ny lra ,on NV Year'a ',ay
Eleven large a,reetsiu tho wealthy a 4 h,-
neaa quarter heaidts numrrru- adj h ibs
back strce's and Alltgs we're enRtuneL liza
estimated that pye hun lrgd bslses N the lcl,
ter class wefe 40 aHhmtd AVA 81 n
News had Ftachtd KaNasawa that on tho
Asto of QsyapgneaFy alltlp lawn 5st llate.
dadt wab tbthed hy iheehdIaty Ores, '
Ju,t 'eftrr the Rogers lett KAnaaawa, tho
brig Mary CAPen arrived fota WinN, ~ sort
Ing that the steamer Wyoming VII, az Anay,
Japyety a. Her oawWABder Npsttel chat
the AlAhatna was ~ Tho ntft N Atnay, going
inia dock H fu. .w fIH s4a1 nj n =
Tho following lpllsrh has betN tebelyodby n
merchant w lh,e city, wAaia eStonaiyely on,
gased In the uhinA' tAhf tltl =
k~aRaaaed JaRamp 1894 -.ro Meassa
Mccop lgAy SC lANt Ffsneifpo Dear
Sirs-Nn are euaAled, ~ delay al the log.
rrs In tho barb "a wing g. oalpa, Ia FiyA y1a
y "a fesh Tho Alhkhna "a III d0pk az Amay,
China aud the Wyoming 10 standing sentry
over her W0 lnHy hope her career IL onded
The jamestown 70 also there hefaee ,hIa,
The news coWsH w. Tie brig Mary Cappn
i've days from Shat has, and " authentic
.,stn,a.tf Yours Fgly lfuely
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

Was NoroS, FEBRUARY 1.-THE TINES
y coisl saya The yuG m,ttee on tho oandnot Of
the war viii SOON examine inlp causes Of the
inactivity Of the hon clad llecl oil Charles
tuu - HIH
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sw loeR, February ~ Tho steamer
Me- lollnn from the mouth Of the Mississippi
tho : h and khy Wea, The lllh has arrived.
she len NJ Key West the steamer pemtly
With troops aboard, also tho prize steamer
{ 4 horland captured a few Laws previous by
the pnnboet DO Soto, She had n cargo II
Ammuniton arms, 30, and WA bound from
Havana tor Mlhtlo.
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WAsnN0ruS, February i1--Cle .,ibune's
special SaYa lriRad,pr General Mitchell was
to-day rrueved az duty m President Of tho
0ehscall Go ut Marshall and ordered woat. Tho
committee Ia thus reduced % lesa thar a min.
iaUWL
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New yorE SIarKst.

QorroS dali al SLASH,
FtouH - leayy ADD dropping 4 gbaG 90
igs eA1ra State J aVCaI 90 Round Iloop
WnTAT Sllehtly iAVnra buyerg ,b6@L6g,
Chicago SprlDg, l,NhCabo MtlwAukee Club,
!, 6teel 10 Winter Ned
q9Ns, r,Dpl cad sasstlsd o. aTAl N Tor
btore,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

tN0RL-on he 'sh lnlt Hr igeob KassL aged
10 yea s
The 0nom' viii ALE ~ nom he irfe re- itnuo
q, tho ,rUenrrdt . 'lllps 1ti N+le tlftst, apuirny
%p'lftrpcp ~ i've colo A, ueudH pi lhu Autll are
~ - tun,'t'd without tpttntr potteu, iulsfmtnt
Woodland