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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24
NEWS.



NEw YoRE, March 20 The Australian,
which 10 Liverpool on the morning Of The
llth, and Qu .enstown on the l2th, arrived
here ut $50 this z. NJ The ness BY The
Htns Of the fall Of Wilmington was not un-
expected and the effect tberelore was not 80
great AS It otherwise would have been. .Il
Federal securities improved, but the Con-
federate loan was shade easier, having de.
cIined in anticipation.
At Liverpool aud Manchester there was
increased hatuess w the cotton trade
Tbs Army and Navy Gazette says the
news by the R5na is Of ehatacter generally
to tax he faith Of those who believe THAI the
Coptederacy willmaintain their cause ~ the
field Lees Communications are threatened
on all sides Grant, as il preparing Tor a
rush, has Contracted bis lines, and is awaiting
all Of Thomas infantry from the West, Hood
and his confederaIes being qniet IN nu-
6ibBs. sSA-
In the House Of 1mlnonS, Lord Robert
Cecil, inquired if demsnds had been made by
America for COMPENSATION for the doings
Of the Alabama and other cruisers
Mr. Layard said no demands Of the kind
within the past six, months had been made.
Bright asked whether the Government had
not received and presented numerous claims
from Englishmen. -,..- 4r.fpf
Llyard responded in the Affirmative.
Lord Palmerston, in reply TO tB inquiry,
said the Government had no intention TO re.
peal the Aberdeen Act relative to Brazil.
Efforts were still progressing through Por-
iugal, to establish friendly relations with
Brazil. gr#1
The Duke DeMorny died on the lO,b.
In the French Senate, during the debate
0kn al a. NJ 4 n.
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Gold, st0oLs, and sseouIa.lon I'm N,v,

Sold, stock and speculation in News.
NEw YoRE, March 23-There is less ex.
citement in gold. Operators appear indisposed
to make any large ventures for either rise or
fall The military probabilities are against
bull operations, and the recent decline has
been so severe as to discourage combinations
for a further fall. Ths price has Auctuated
between l57 and l55 ...... ... ....
The Commercials Washington special saws
Richmond papers just received contain noth
ing conhrmatory of the reported check of
Sherman, There is scarcely concealed
hoPelessness in the tone of the Richmond
press that augurs well for Sherman so far
The best informed military authorities here
regard Sherman's position as eminently hope.
ful Heis approaching point where the
rebels must fight, if they intend to hold Rich.
mond,, or prevent the easy completion of
Grants plans, E uUivH'A0 rffFII A.
The Navy Department has details Of the
expedition up Mattox Creek, Va by which
quantity of tobacco, guns and ammunition.
we're captured, and three rebel schooners de.
stroyed. The work was done by the boats
crews, all colored men but two, and they had
sharp fight with the rebels, who outnumbered
them two to one. #s4 II
The Commercials money article saws The
panic IN the stock market continues The
market Is overborne BY sellers, and the prices
are still falling heavily The decline in goods
brought orders from other cities, and they raj.
lied sharply showing an advance of lEC92c.
on the six per cent securities, and u on the
five per cents. After the board the demand
slaekeped, and the prices were lower The
principal railroad stocks showed heavy de-
cline.
GOLD At HALE A HUNDRED. r
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.aa NEW ARRANGEMENT

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The patronage : Its former friendsis confidently
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Even where he has preceded them into eternity, Ayi
the honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor when
Fate seemed least proptious. In a1oral and worldly
is one great weapon by which to rob death Of
Let any husband, father, son, ask himself ar was
10 die tonight, would those who are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

Would these chldrea nave comfortable home, ana
the means OF eduOauoni Would this wife he indepsn-
dent Of the cold chAFlpes Of the Sord1 Would this
aged and feeble parent 20 provided forl Would my
property by forced sales oi n administrator meet
the demands made when the mafe et
ten Is downward, aud fair prices cannot be reazedi
Hog few can answer these question 70 their satsfae-
honl They lear 20 ask theo aud cherish the lJstef
that they have along lease on life. This s both fool.
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Gen. Scho6ed's army has moved from
Kinston, N. c., With a view, it was thought, of
joining Terry and Sherman near Goldsboro,
where, according 10 the latest advices, the
rebels were assembled in strong force under
Bragg and Johnston, with the intention Of
giving battle, and making desperate resist
anoe before surrendering the town. Affairs
around and IN Kinston we're comparatively
quiet ia .s.l,la.nl ia t.i. ~. 'rl-' =,
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WILLIAM wALKER,

NO. oOI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 10 aeeommosiats his customers wit,
y every article on gentemsn's wearipg apparel 10
the latest style And best quality. These Who gsni
coats, pants, vests, SHIRTS, hosiery, haadkeyahsk
gloves eoots shoes, slippers, &c,, viii 10 Wsll x,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

Ihat he may graPpie with lti the wise man that he
may study It's nanre and palate its threatefiihR The
meanA OF palllAton are al hand. bfeasy access 70 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

COLD AT HALE A HUNDRED.
The price declined this afternoon to
1919.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

Itts the unaeen hand Of the proydent father reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshing his Offspring
and keeping together the family. BY Il, the faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

--latest fSona Sherman and sehonsId.
FORTRESS Monroe, March 22-The steam
er Parthenia has arrived from Newbern with
mails and dispatches
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

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- oI years. Endowment policies and childlen's En-.
dowment. Also, Non Foreiting Policies or which no
Payments required aler teB years, flI n r IIIi
rive thoasand dollars paid on Two losses in this city
within the lAstsix mbnths WIZ '''E EUiTIi'' W.
Among all the contrvanees Of men 10 protect the
family clrege irem wants le found more sim.
PIE IN ts character noble In It's features or certain in
is results than Life fefnsurance. II iste prob which
the dying husband eayesto IIah ~ 'fi 1e1I
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SHIRT MANDATORY

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-24

COLUMBUS, o., January ~, 1865.
II IS hoceby certified, thai the foregoing is correct
copy Of the Sthtetentot the Condition 6f the Nofth
American Fire Insurance Con- pany OfHaTtfQTd, made
70 and tiled hi this Office for the year 1885,
lsEAL. Witness my hand ami seal officially b.
ISTAMP1 JAS h. GOODMAN,
.iI IINa.f Auditor OF State
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
From Richmond Papers.

New YoRK, March 2s-The Richmond
papers of the Goth, contain long reply
made by select committee, to the ACCUSE.
tions of Mr.. Davis, in which his Senator's
charge that it was he who was guilty of
hardness, ineficiency aud want of decision.
They say that with very few exceptions
every law that he suggested was speedily
enacted, and all that he asked was readily
granted; that on matters which he charged
them with neglecting, he failed to give
them the information requested, which was
necessary to enable them to act intelli.
gently.
Mr.. Hunter publishes card to let the
people know that he is still opposed to a
reconstruction of the Union.
One of the Tribune correspondents AYERS,
upon what he deems the best authority,
that Richmond is now being evacuated as
fast as possible, and that 10 a few days il
will be occupied by Union troops, without
battle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
8p Gelegrap8,
For Afternoon REPORT see Ist Page
An Address BY the Rebel COnere,s.

NRw YoRK, March 23.-The rebel Con.
gress before taking it's recent hasty leave
of Richmond; and after refusing to adopi
any OF the measures urged by JEFF. Davis,
as requisite to save the rebel cause, issued
an address to the Southern people. 1t be-
gins by saying they cannot have peace ex
cept by the sacrifice of their independence
and property; that confscation and exter-
mination are the only terms they can get,
1t refers IS to what it regards as the evils
ofreuniOn, and makes an appeal to South.
ern manhood. It gives coiored view of
the resources of the South, and calls upop
the people to drive into the ranks again the
abseutees and skulkers. 1t cougratulates
the country upon the appointment of Lse
as General in.chief, aud apologies for the
heavy burden of taxation they have been
obliged to impose. They believe the peo.
pie of the United States have become
tired of the war, and say they can at any
time have peace by abandoning the wicked
attempt at subjugation. They cite again
their grievances under the old government.
and call upon the people to emulate the
example of the Russians when Napoleon
invaded their territory. They wind up
with strong appeal, saying success is
within their reach, that the battle is not
to the strong, and that the shades of their
martyred heroes hover over and beokon
them on. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Sales of Drv Goods.

Nav YORk, March 28.-The POSTS Trade
Report, says
In Dry Goods considerably lower prices
areruling. Domestics are depressed. Al
the auction sales by Culmerdings & Mount
yesterday, Arnold prints brought l68; Al.
lantic mourning printa, 1871; Swift river
brown goods, 81, which is &c less than
yesterdays prices; Androscoggiu, A F.;
bleached, 20 cents. Owners would not
duplicate goods at these prices.
To-day, choice American delaines, which
were held recently at $50, sold largely at
2S3; fannels and wooden goods are greatly
depressed. Foreign goods and fanoies are
he'd firmly, while choice articles are scarce,
with reasonable demand. Prices must
advance.
This morning prices are slightly lower,
exceptin bleached goods, which are firm,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
New York Market

INV YORK, March %.
coTToN-DuIl, heavy and fully SC lower; IS :iOr
middlinR.
FLOUR-DulI, heavy and 16a25c lower; 80 eoa0
so for Extra State; $40 20619 30 for extra 4. Il o.
and $40 361l1 25 for TrndS Bra ndB market closing
heavy with no buyers ct outside.
WHISKY-BxCited and decidedly lower, Weltern
81 1922 is, closing With buyers at s. 16.
WhEAT-lrreRnlar and unsettled; Amber MEohi.
gan 81 10; North Western Club 81 IS.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BABLEY-Heavy.
O0RN-Dnll; new mixed Western 81 o.
OATs-Dull; o7c for Western.
PEERoLEUa-Dull; Crude 35e; Refined in Bond
C0PPEE-Q Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Quiet; POrio Rico lJ3.
MOLAsSBS-Q Quiet and heavy.
PORK-HSaVy and lower; $40 60@29 IS for now
mess $50 50@26 25 for 1861 do, cash and regular
way closing at $24 co. eaSh; S93Oo@Q3 so for Prime
and S2t 60925 90 for spTime mess. Also 1900 bbls
rev mess Tor March and April, sellers option, ct
SIS 0O326 rs.
BEEF-DnlI and heavy; Sl4 O09l7 co for plain
mes and $40 5000 90 for extra mess. Beet hams
dull.
CUT MBATS-Moderase demand; I5IIa1Gc for
shoulders, and 161<t917o for ha1na
BAO0N-Dull; l6lE9l6c for Cumberland cut and
161<9l7c for short ribbed.
1ARO-Heayy; sales 1900 bbls at 16k6IsK
BUrTBR-Dull; 12S2Ie for Ohio and ls9S2o for
GHEEsE-ouist at l4s2s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
a Rebel Account of shsrman's\
eratlOns.
y; March 23.-T

sWAsH1NGroN; March 23.-The Riohmord
Examiner OF Tuesday contains the follow
ing: va ~ ~
Yesterday morning was received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
: BrtE!tant Victory il the Vicinity of Rq-
teigA-CheeTing Intelligence from North Car.
ostHG-ShermGH Routed-O Our TFoops Be.
haVs Admira6Ly.-HsadouarteTs 4yn,i.,
Confederate States. March 2O.-To Hon" 7
Q. Breckinridge, Sec'y of War: Gen. ]. F
Johnston reports that about D. m. on the
10Th he attacked the enemy near Benton
vile, routed him aud captured three guns.
A mile in the rear he rallied with fresb
troops, but was forced back slowly until 8
p. M, when, receiving more troops he an
parently assumed the offensive, which was
resisted without difficulty until dark. This
morning he is entrenched. Our loss is
small. The troops behaved admirably we'll.
Deuse thickets prevented active opera
TONS" @
. On the lIth Stanton had announced
that Sherman was doing finely HIS army
was at Fayetteville, quietly resting prepa.
ratory TO another advance northwaFd, II
seems he did advance, but not far. The
successful attack by Gen. Johnston gives
earnest hope that the redoubtable Sher-
man has at last met his match.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Foreign News.

NEW York, March 23.-The Australasian.
which left Liverpool on the morning Of
rived here at $50 p. m.
The Etna reached Queenstown about
noon on the 10th.
The news by the Etua of the fall of
Wilmington was not unexpected, and the
erect therefore was not 80 great as it 9th
proved, but the Confederate loan was only
shade easier, having declined in autisi-
patton. -
At Liverpool and Manchester there was
increased heetness in the cotton trade.
The Army and Navy Gazette says:
The news by the Rtna is of a oharso-
ter generally to try the faith of those who
believe that the Confederatss will mantaia
their cause in the field. Lees commuuica-
lions are threatened on all sides.
Grant RS if preparing for a rush, has
contracted his lines and is awaiting for all
of Thomas infantry from the west.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Destructive Fire.

Nav YoRK, March 22.-The Post saws
an incendiary fire took place at Port au
Prince on the 2sth ult., by which one hun
dred and fifty houses were DESTROYED, in
volving a loss of seven million Spanish
dollars, and an attempt was made subss
quently but the incendiaries were caught,
Intelligence received from Siam TO-DAY,
by the mail by the last European steamer
states that owing to the failure of the Red
crops, famine is now existing in that
Kingdom. The Siamese government in
accordance with treaty provisions, has an.
nouuced that for seven months, from the
25th of January last, the export of rice
and paddy is forbidden.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

FoRTR8ss MONROE, March 22.-The
steamer Psrthenian arrived here to-day
from Newbern with dispatches.
Gen. Schofield's army had moved from
Ktnstou, with view it was thought of
joining" Terry and Sherman near Colds
boaor where, according to the latest advices.
the rebels were assembled in strong force
under Bragg aud johnson, with the iuten.
ton OF giving battle and makiuga desperate
resistance before surrendering the town.
Affairs in and around Kiuston were com.
paratively quiet. Some Of the inhabitants
have admitted that Bragg was badly beaten
on Friday, the 10th inst, the day that he
attacked Schofeld's forces, but others de-
ny it. They generally think that the sud.
den evacuation of the town was caused by
orders received by Bragg from his supe-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
About the Evacuation of Raleigh
and Richmond.

NEw YoRK, March 23.-A Tribune'g
Washington special says:
1t is believed by military men there, tina,
the rebels will evacuate Raleigh and make
their stand at Danville. if they fight at all
south of Richmond.
A Worlds special says:
Grant sometime since told Hon. s. S. Cox
that he believed Lee desired to evacuate
Richmond, but did not think it could be
done. 1t is very doubtful whether Lee
could so much as begin movement with.
out Grants knowledge, and once known,
our armies would Immediately move.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

HS QurTE heavy storm prevailed at
Parkersburg on Tuesday last. During the
gale. the transfer boat, D. Lynch, was
capsized. The boat is used for transfer
ring passengers aud freight across the Ohio
at that point. At the time there were a
number of passengers on board, among
them several ladies, By the force of the
wind and current the boat was turned bot
tom upwards, her boilers falling overheard.
She Immediately righted, and, strange to
say, not soul was lost. We judge it was
squally times about that period.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

GrAN attempt was made night before
last to force an entrance into the house of
Mr.. Henry KewitE, in RitChietowu. A bear
der who came in about twelve O'Clock, dis
covered two men who were engaged in the
operation. They had raised a ladder to the
second story window and we're endeavOr-
ing to effect an entrance by driving q
wedge under the window sash. Upon dis
covery they hed, leaving their ladder and
several bricks, which it is supposed were
to be used for purposes of assault. Two
parties whose names we did not learn were
arrested, but for want of sufficient evidence
were discharged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

No. A Physiological View ofmar.
and $50 fne Plates and Engravfngs Of the ANATOMY
Of the Human Organs In q state Of Health and
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Tho author may be consulted upon any Of the dis
cases upon which his book treats either personality
world mhlS-Sm6tW snip
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

NEw YORK. March 24.-There is less ex-
element in gold, and operators appear in
disposed to make any large ventures for
either q rise or fall. The military proba-
6ilities are against the bull operations, and
the recent decline has been SO severe as to
discourage a combination for a further fall.
The price has huctuated between 157 and
l55.
A special to the Commercial from Wash
ington, says:
Richmond papers just received contain
nothing confrmatory Of the reported check
to Sherman. There ia a secretly concealed
hopelessness in the tone of the Richmond
press that augurs well for Sherman. So
far the best informed military authorities
here regard Sherman's position as emf.
nently hopeful. he is approaching q point
where therebels must fight if they Intend to
held Richmond or prevent the easy COM
pletion of Granite plans.
The Navy Department has the details OF
the expedition up Mattax Creek, Va, bv
which quantity of tobacco, guns and am.
muuition were captured, and three rebel
schooners destroyed. The work was done
by boats crews of all colored men but two.
and they had sharp fight With the rebels.
who outnumbered them two to one.
The OommerciaFs money article says:
The panic In the stock market ia over
borne by sellers, bud the prices are still
falling heavily. The decline in govern
ments brought orders from other cities, and
they rallied sharply, showing an advance OF
1SG2 on the per cents, and / 1 on the per
cents. After the board closed the demand
slackened and prices we're lower.
The principal railroad stocks showed q
heavy decline.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
BpIleptie FItg can be Cur.d

6 EPIlsptie Fits can be Cured {!
~ -DR LooERoW having become eminently
successful in curing this terrible mAadY invites ali
similarly afflicted to call or send for circulars Of
and testimonials ofnumerous cases cured
OF from ono to twenty four years standing. He de-
votes his attention especially to diseases OF the
CereoroSptnal Axis, Nervous System, and solcfls
an investigation Of his claim to public confidence,
Address all letters to DR.. V. B. LOCKR0W,
Care Of 2; o. Box SIG. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24
Sherman Reported at Ralaiph.

NEW YoRK, March 23.-The Commer4
calls Washington special says: The War
Department is reported to have received
despatch from Fortress Monroe that Sher-
man had arrived before the defences of
Raleigh on Saturday. Having planted his
guns in a position commanding the city,
he sent IN summons TO Gen. johnson to
surrender. The result is not given.
The statement that Sheridan is on fresh
raid is not true.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-24

B~ FROn present indications, we are
led to believe that there will be consider
able building done in Wheeling during
the coming season. One of our leading
stone masOnG informs US that he has
large number of contracts, and has now in
employ twenty-five hands, and the season
for active operations has not yet COM
menced