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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
OF nARrFoRp, CONNECTICUT
EVERY MAN sH0ULD INSURE HIS MFE.

N'HE Ktna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
4 OF years, Endowment policies and ehildi ems En-
dowment. Also, Non FoHeihng Policies, on which no
payment IN required after ton years.
FIVE thousand dollars paid two losses this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances OF men TO protect the
family circle from want none found more sin.
pie IN ITS character noble In ts features certain in
ts results, than Life Insurance 1t is the prop which
The dying husband eAyee to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

WANTED-4Uariiage woOd-workmen aud Black
wv smiths wanted. Piece work given to Body
Makers, Apply NJ W. W Phillips old stand.
felOdIw j. LANGDON BRO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

Onieiai Report OF General GIImore An-
nounotng the Capture OF Charieston.
NEw Yoag, February 2l.--A dispatch nom
Secretary Stanton to Maj. Gen. Dix, announ.
ees the reception Of the official report Of
Major General Gilmore OF the capture Of
Charleston General Gilmores report is ne
follows
CHARLESTON, SouTu CARoLNA, Feb Is,
Via NEW YoRK, Feb 2l, 1865.
Major General Baiieck, Chief Of Staff
GENERAL--The city of Charleston and all
its defenses came into our possession this
morning, with about two hundred pieces Of
good artillery, aud supply Of fine ammuni-
ton. Tue enemy commenced evacuatng all
the works last night, and Major Macbeth sur
rendered the city to the troops OF General
Schimmelinnig at o'clock this morning, at
which time it was occupied by our forces
Oar advance on the Edisto from Bull Bay,
hastened the retreat
The cotton warehouses, arsenals, quarter
master stores, railroad bridges, aud two IRON
clads, were destroyed by the enemy. Some
vessels in the shipyard we're also burned
Nearly all the inhabitants remaining be.
hind belong to the poorer classes
Very respectfully,
QUINCEY A, GILMORE,
General Commanding.
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE AGED

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sent by express anywhere, hy addressing
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fe2idiy Agent for DAYTON.
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; Sy
the honest debtor satisfies ha confding creditor when
fate seemed least propitious In moral and worldly
SENSE It s great weapon by which to rob death OF
his skng.
Let any husband father son, ask hlmself, "lf was
To- die to.night, would those who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
All Kinds Of Work

in his profession. Teeth insemed on V,l,onite and
Gold, and extracted without pain. All woSk warrant
ed Particular attention paid to filling aNl claa
teeth. Residence, No, 9b, Corner Forth And Conn
ell street ~ 1S.
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the hand OF the pTovdent father, reaching
forth from the grave and still nourishing hs olaprng,
and keeping together the family. by Il, the faithful
sou
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which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
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Explicit directions, stating iche 6v should not be used
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Pills sent bU tsd pn0HptiV by remitting TO the Pro-
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Druggists feeldly
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A ANNUAL MUM

Might fairly bs regarded as the tribute which an nm.
right heart pays at the shrine OF Justice. 'r
JOHN II. iBTOPPELMAN,
HaAs Agant for Dayton ADD VANITY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

II If heceby fed, ths the foregoing II correct
copy OF the statement OF the Condition Of the North
American Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford, made
| TO and filed IN this Office, for the year 1865.
| tSEAIel " tness my hand AMI seal officially,
| lSrAMr.l JAS. II. GOODMAN,
| Auditor oi State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
DIR. II. j. ADAMS
DENTIST.
ONCE at his residence No o5 Fourth street corse,
OF Council

WoULD respectfully inform the citizens os ,hi.
w vicinity, that he - prepared to do
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-12

sengers taking jaunting cars to the
Causeway, which is eight miles be-
yond.
The whole coast Of Northern Ireland
Is grand. There are startling pro-
montories, jagged. cliffs, where the
rocks seem gnarlcd and twisted, arches
which form gatcways to enormous
caverns, from which come up low
meanings of the sea, as if it was mus
ing to itself away down amid the dark
ness. On an isolated rock, high above
the rushing sea, stand the lonely walls
of Dunluce Castle.
One is disappointed in the Giants
Causeway, it being low ledge of per-
pendicular columns running ont to the
sea, but the cliffs about it and the two
caves seen from the water side exceed
in grandeur all anticipation. The
guides are intolcrablc. You tell them
that you wish to be still. to think, to
admire what is before you, and YOU
no sooner begin to 1eel the true beanty
OF the scene, a cons iousacss of awe
and solelnnity, thai, e guide dashes
your thoughts to e:lth again by some
miserable story of where some giant
broke his neck, and mother jumped
into the sea, and whose bowels ere
still floating as sea-weed, til YOU de-
voutly wish that the same fate would
befan your prosecutor.
Cor. Boston Ti'ureler.
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.. A water-spout, consisting of six diff
1erent streams, ranging in height from
ten to thirty feet, which seemed to
burst from the earth like water from
large-sized hose-pipes, was noticed
near the railroad in the Southern
part OF Cheshire, Massachusetts, the
other day.
\ German, named Vanderhaven,
'i:s *; been arrested in Chicago, charged
vita Having had Illicit Intercourse
with his own daughter.
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Mra. Anna Cofa Mowatt Richie has
been engaged by the manager of the
Boston theatre to appear there next
season.
A man named Stackmatten has been
arrested in the village of Oakland,
Connecticut, charged with the murder
Of his mother and sister.
The Commissioner on Pensions has
decided that Confederate deserters,
though afterward in the Federal army,
are not entitled to pensions.
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The Estimated Population of Rich
mOn6

Col. 0. Brown, Assistant Commits
sar. If the Freedmen S Bureau for the
State Of Virginia, on the 18th ultimo
made report to Major-General O. O..
Howard, some of the facts stated in
which must excite surprise
''The only barracks occupied .hv
negroes in the vicinity of Richmond
are those known as the Chimborazo
Hospital. A portion of these bar
racks has been set apart as homes for
such persons rs could not afford exor-
bitant rents, and for the reception of
such persons as have been forced to
leave thcil homes by their former
masters
f'The whole number of freedmen
received at these barracks is twenty
five hundred and scyentv-one. and all
of these, except eight hundred and
eighteen, have found work and homes
elsewhere. AL Of the eight hundred
and eighteen still let are supporting
themselves. Meanwhile there have
been ninety-cight white persons SINH
larly accommodated with quarters in
the barracks, sixty of whom are sup
ported by the Government. Tie
entire population Of Richmond is
conputed by officials 1T about fifty
thousand, of whom one-,,alf are
colored persons
Ii the population Of Richmond was,
on the lst OF July, 1865, only fifty
thousand, rs computed by the officials,
it had decreased at least fifty tll~,ls nd
since the lst Of April last. The po,,u-
latlon of the city !;csorr the evacuation
was largely over one hundred li,o:.-
sand. II there arc now twenty-five
thousand negroes in the city, fifteen
thousand of them have COM hither
from the country since the occupation
by the Union authorities The col
lapse of the Confederacy, and consc-
quent downfall of slavery, has altered
very little the condition of the former
slaves in this city; they are generally
living with their former masters, and
arc supported by them just as former
ly-some resolving wages, some only
their victuals and clothes. The
negroes VINO have emigrated from the
country arc generally young and able
bodied. Alhong the resident negro
population who are living to them
selves, there are few widows and or
phans, the male negroes not being ex-
posed to, and not having persisted
like the whites by, the casualties Of
battle during the wal.
Many Of the whites who draw
rations count from two to five negroes
in their families. During the war,
women, whose husbands were III the
Confederate service, hocked to this
city with their families to obtain the
work put ont by that Government and
the food distributed by the Citizen
Relief Committee Many of these
unhappy people remain here. They
have no where to go. Thousands of
white men during the war went North
to avoid military service, leaving
helpless families in this city. Their
families remain, but very many of the
men have not come back. Women
whose. husbands are at work, making
two dollars q day and over, are draw
ing rations, fraudulently representing
themselves as destitute.
Richmond Republic.
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A lump Of pure gold, weighing six
pounds, was found lately by boy
who was fishing on q creek near Viz
ginia, Il small village in Clark County,
iowa. He refuses to point out the
locality where it was found.
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south Cnrol1na-Kichlnnd Di.trIot.

BY 'ocob Bel, 0'|inu1y ef said District.
"HEREAS Edward ;idi.; i.a.h applied
w, To rae ior letters OF adSinistration
on all and singular the goods. cnattels and
credits of Henry Hunt, lat. OF .hc District
aforesaid, deceased:
These are. therefore. to cite and a.lmonish
al and singular Ike kindred alt; creditors
OF tio said deceased, to i'' and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinarvs Court for
the said District, to be ;.rl.!c1r at Columbia
en- Monday, the twenty-Iirst day Of August
instant, at ~ o'clocl, 4. ~, 70 show cause.
L amy, Why the said administration should
not bt granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this fifth day of August. in the wear OF
our Lord enc thousand eight hundred and
siNty-tive, and in the niuctieth wear of
American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Aug II 50 Ordinary Richland District.
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London and Paris have each its
object of curiosity at present; London
IS graced by the presence of the ex-
Queen of the Sandwich Islands and
her train; Paris by the noted and gal
liant Abd-el-Kader and his wives. The
distinguished Emir occupies the hotel
which was taken for the Siamese
and japanese ambassadors during
their stay in Paris. He left three Of
his wives in Damascus The two with
him are young Circassians, whom he
recently married at Constentinople.
Abd-el-Kader is q warm adnairer Of
the Emperor. He wears the white
oriental costume, from which slitters
the cross of the legion OF honor, con-
ferred upon him by Napoleon for his
efforts to save the Christians in the
massacre by the Turks ut Damascus.
A correspondent of the New York
Wof'l0 says: "He wears the white
turban, and is of a remarkably ma
Jest:c presence, with an eve full of Sire
and intelligence. His beard, formerly
coal black, is now slightly gray. His
life, written i'll popular fashion and
printed on coarse paper. is hawked
about the streets in every quarter"
A large and curious crowd constantly
line the street on which his hotel is
situated, anxious to get peep at the
chef and his pretty wives. They do
not appear to have been rewarded for
their pains, altho';gh it is said that
there is small a,'bor i'll in til garden
III which "veiled forms are sometimes
dmly seen. ''-Richmo,ad Times.
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The warhorse of Stoaewau Jackson
is said to be on exhibition at Newport,
Rhode Island.
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VIM. J. Pirkerson, of Winstal. g
:.-<s''". i, nov. confined III Fortress
MoAroe, sentenced t" SIX months i'm
p11sonm"nt AND fo,fc .tl:r,' of ten dol
lar por month, fNr cling his superior
officer an unlnit, gated prppy. AS he
has pass. Il ril1ou:rl, twenty battles.
With honor, his townsman are peti-
tloninS for his release.
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y man named john Hill, in custo-
dv OF the Sheriff CT Benton County,
Missouri, for being concerned, with
twenty-five otlers, in the wur1Nr of
several Union mon. WAS forcib1v taken
from the S.4critf's hands, July 10Th,
carried across the Usage River, and
shot dead without ceremony.
The peopi> of West Virginia say
they want rest ana an opportunity to
develop their enterprise free from
the presence Of the military. The
people here are all loyal and able to
take care Of themselves, if left to do so
without restrai. It.
So many partial and incorrect state
ments have been made respecting the
distributing of the rewards offered for
the capture of Booth and his associ-
ates, that it becomes proper to say,
that no money has vet been paid to
any one, either by the general or CITY
authorities.
The colored citizens of New York
gave an immense picnic and Union
emancipation jubilee, at Myrtle Ave
nue Park, Brooklyn, on the 1st inst.
Fred. Douglas was present and deli
vered an address. Good order was
maintained
j. NJ. Mason, late Confederate Com
missioner to Europe, has gone to St.
Catharines, G. W., to reside.
A disease prevails among the cattle,
horses, ETC., in the Mississippi bottom,
which is causing great loss Of life.
Hon. Judah P. Benjamin, late Con-
federate Secretary Of State, and Gen.
Kirby Smith, have arrived at Havana.
AdaEn2 22tti was 5et3othed, on the
26th Of June, TO gentleman OF .Li1ar
mercantile pot musical.
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CoLoRED Troops. think the
Government would consult it's own
interest by removing the negro troops
from our towns and villages. We are
snblue:tcd, whipped, beaten, and we
desire to be good citizens, a peaceable
people, and will support the Govern
ment aud obey the laws, if given to
nndersta1n; what our duties are. But
all our prejudices can't be overcome
III moment, nor can we in q breath
transform the ignoI.. It African, lust
set free, into . well behaved citizen.
There has been nothing but trouble in
every town where negro troops have
.:een stationed in this State, and we
are assured that at this very moment
the most serious outbreaks are con-
sldered imminent at Wilmington.
Admit that the cclered troops conduct
themselves Well and that the discipline
Is good, and vet the danger to be ap-
pretended from the demoralizing in
f1uences OF their presence on the
negre population causes the whites to
feel t.l.t they are constantly subject to
the bursting forth of an eruption that
may enGn1 All rvtc1.1 =. We are
ch"rq1nS nothing upon ~, mil;taryay,-
thontles, nothing upon the Govern
nent-we have Cthing b,,; the good Of
the State and country az heart, aud it is
as TIE friend Of the Administrator
thai we say these things, The few
MalcolltaEts in this State make a good
nt1'. of fuss, hut we Go hot coi.,it1c.
them dangerous. s.-iec'e:::2l Progress.
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L. D. LAWS. VI. 4. McFEAT.
commission ""d Forwarding Notice.
IE1:1E ":'i"rsiciaa. late o.fcnrs of tho
Z Gteenviilc and Columbia Railroad at
Columbia, Will! nEtii the SAID road is repair
cd between Aston and Columbia uddei take
10 forward, with despatch, articles Of every
description, 20 and .ro::l all stations Oh that
road and Coiumb:a
They will also buy or sell on commission.
and attend 70 bushes. of any Kind offnral,
to them.
Address them at ei.:.er Ncwberrv O: Co.
iu;nbla. DAVIS 4 MCFEAT.
Aug ~ a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-24

WoNDERFUL.-In these days of Office
seeking it is refreshing to fad one person
in the country who is not an aspirant, and
who thinks ' the post of honor is the rri-
vate station HORACE RUBLKR, the able
editor of the Madison Owls. State Journal
having been rendered the consulate to
Funchal, Madeira Island, thus agreeably
discourseth thereon:
Madeira as it comes to US in bottles, If gen.
uine, Is pleasant and exhilerating beverage.
The island of MADEIRA is said to be romantic
and salubrious spot. Old Homer is supposed
to have had it in his eye in that passage in
the Odyssey which tells US of an island " where
falls not hail, or rain, or any snow, nor ever
wind blows loudly, but it lies, deep, val.
leyed, fair with orchard lawns, and bowery
hollo7s crowned with summer sea-
SUCH picture is rayisking to the imagina-
ton on clustering March day like the pres
ent, in our raw northern latitude. Neyerthe.
less, we think we shall stick by Wisconsin for
awhile longer. Uncle Sam has made this ap.
pointment without our knowledge or consent.
and will doubtless find no lack of those who
are quite as competent to fill the position, and
vastly more desirous Of it than we are
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-24
j. G. NicOlay Appointed Consul to
Parfs...Confirmati alfonso. Vice Pres.
dent JOhnsOn....Gen. Malmross
Consul at GalatZa.
WASHINGTON. March 12. Is

WASHINGTON, Marcn IL, 1860.
John g. Nicolay, private secretary to Presi.
dent Lincoln, was nominated yesterday for the
post of Consul to Paris, to fill the vacancy
created by the promotion of John Bigelow, the
late incumbent, to the post Of charge daffaires
unanimously confirmed. Mr.. Nicolay is a fine
scholar, speaks French and German fiuently,
and will be able to bring to his position q
thorough knowledge of American politics and
. full insight into the workings of the admin.
istration since the beginning Of the rebellion.
He will not proceed Immediately to Paris, but
will continue for some time in the discharge of
his duties as private secretary.
The Senate confirmed the nominations of
Oscar Malmros, of Minnesota, Consul at Ga
latza; q. b. F. Gurley, of Iowa, at Quebec
Richard N. Corwine to be attorney and Alex.
ander G. Sands marshal of the southern district
of Ohio; George D. Hill, of Michigan. Sur
veyor General for Dacotah Territory; Lyman
e. Munson, of Connecticut, an associate justice
of the supreme court of gthe territory of Mon.
tana; James Russell Jones, marshal for the
northern district of Illinois. The following
were confirmed as the judicial officers for the
United States for the district court of Nevada:
Capt. Baldwin, judge Robert N. Clark, attor-
ney; Edwin Irwin, marshal.
WASHINGTON, March II.
A. c. Sands was to-day confirmed by the
senate as marshal of the southern distIict OF
Ohio, aud R. NJ Corwin, of Cincinnau, was
confirmed as district attorney for the same as
trict. Joseph Root was also confirmed as az
torney for the northern district of Ohio.
The Tri5une's Washington special says:
"Senators Winson, Foote, Morrill,, Wade.
Harlan, Ramsey, and others are contemplating
an excursion to Savannah and Charleston in
government steamer.