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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
Nev work. Market-Nov. IS.

C~orrox-steady. Sales at 5l@52c for middiing
upland. 90 %
5 for extra state; Ss,sOg9,OO tor extra rouhH
hoop Ohio; S9,5@Ii,7 70 for trade brands.
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal.
WHEAr-Dull and lc lower. Sales al ei'ooW
I,s7% for amber Milwaukee, s2,S92,E Tor ne"
amber state
RYE-Dull. Canada 81 so.
RARLEY-Quiet-
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
CoRN-Opened lc better but closed dull sales 81
e2G95c for unsound; 96Gsac for high mixed nearly
yellow-the latter an extreme
OATs-DuIl and heavy. Sales at 469oio ior
unsound and 60962 for sound.
PETRoLEuM-Sales 3994Oc for crude; ol1a@
CSC for refined in bond.
PoRK-Heavy and lower. Sales at SJz,bz129
32,s7% for mess, closing at s32,6IR TOT eashi
S27, 5O62s,O 90 for prime mess. Also l,5OO bbis new
mess for November and December buyers and
sellers option. at So, T5@33,25; new mess and ior
December and January, sellers and buyers op-
- sales at sII, OO@l4,OO for plair
/ mess: SI4.5OGI7 90 for extra mess
BEEF HAMs-In fair demand sales al e4-'O
@42,5O.
BACON-In fair request.
FREIaHrs-To Liverpool, quiet and unchanged
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
MinIur SfOcks-NOv. rs.

The prices of mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were
Copper Falls 2314, Franklin %, Hancock 10, Isle
Royal 12Z, Quincy AZ, ROckland ..
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
Cleveland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. IS, 1865.
F~reIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
Csteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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AMUsEMENTs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

John A. EIsIer. Manager R. h. Geary-.Treauror-
PRICES OF ADmssIoN-Drest Circle ana Far-
quette. so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress circle, 20
cents Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallery, . cents
Private Boxes. IS an6 IS; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, Sl,OO.
Doors open at Gas. Curtain rises at 7:45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, Dc
permitted 10 occupy seats in any other portion OF
the house, save the Gallery. Admission - cents
MONDAY EVENING, November Goth, 1850.
FIRST appearance Of the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

OGOTHING-Men and Boys fine Cloth
" ing in great variety, to which we are making
daily additions, J. h. DEWITT & CO.,
and II Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20


A New BELL.-0ne good turn deserves an
other, and the east tower of the Stone
Church, which has just been topped out
with a lofty and most imposing steeFle, will
soon sport a large new bell. 1t arrived here
Saturday morning, from the foundry of
Jones & Co., Troy, n. Y. 1t weighs 1872
pounds, and cost 80, 100. 1t bears on oppo-
site sides the following inscriptions;
Cast for the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
In the year of Pence
1865.
And this:
SAMUEL c. AIKEN,
Pastor Emeritus.
WILLIAM H. GOODRIcH
Pastor.
The bell will be hoisted into position as
soon as possible, and before the close of the
present week, another sonorous voice will
be added to those which cry aloud from the
church steeples of the city.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY on UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTs.-We learned yesterday that on
Wednesday night last a burglar attempted
to commit a robbery in the University
Buildings, but was frightened off. 1t ap-
pears that he climbed to the second story on
one of the pillars of the ~verandah, and en-
tered the room of n couple of the young
lady students. One of the latter awoke
and seeing a man at the bureau with a darl
lantern, sprang out of bed, and rushed fG
the door. The robber made an effort t
grasp her, at the same time saying, OBJ
| siIentr' but she ran out and aroused one o
the teachers. The other young lady, to-
badly frightened to say or do anything, lay
perfectly quiet in bed. The burglar mad
his escape, without securing any plumber
by jumping to the ground from the secon'
story.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.

SPEECHES OF ANDREW JOHNSON. With a
Biographical Introduction by Frank
Moore. Boston: Little, Brown 4 Co
1866.
The publishers send us, through the house
of Cobb, Andrews & Co., the above work, the
publication of which is timely. With one
exception the speeches herein given have
been made since 1858, and all but two or
three during the last three years. They
concern questions which are now in the heat
of debate and at living issue, and those who
wish to divine the exact position of the Pres
ident, will find this volume a very good base
line for calculation. The work is gotten up
very neatly and substantially. A fine en-
craving of the President adorns the volume.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

CIT s. PERLEY, the reliable Opticiap, still
. continues TO give universal satisfaction in tho
practice Of his profession, Nc. 1873 Superior street,
johnson House Building. ~444L1 r-
p1 Il is TO the advantage OF an. when so deli
, cats a sense as that-of sight isoencerDed, { deal
nwith one Of aeknOwledgedskill who makes nofalse
pretensions also a full assortment Of optical and
- Mathematical Fnstrumen arraW iulyl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20
New Books.

WHAT CANE AFTERWARDS. Novel. BY
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This new story of Arthur's is a sequel to
"Nothing but Money" 1t is told in the
pleasant manner peculiar to this genial au-
thor. His books have a salutary influence
intoxicating, as they do, virtue and noble
lessons for the conduct of life.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg
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TIL book of humbugs, long PROMISED mas
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cries. deceits and deceivers generally, IN
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For fun and downright enjoyability, the i'm.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
professional.

Nnd for the past three years Surgeon IN The Uuted
States Navy, has opened an office at No 275, Third
street. between Jefferson and 81 Clair streets north
side. Having had the advantage OF the Hosptls IN
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successful pratce, the afflicted may rest assured
van tag that the advanced condition OF the Science
Of Meiicne can render.
Dr. WISE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALAT10N the only reliable means known TO the
profession, which has proven so universally success
of the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pecuia TO
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-ever may he their character. The most incredu-
ous will be convinced of his success by calling et his
Office No. 27S, Third street. Dayton, or by obainlng
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. till o'clock ?. NJ.
optl6.d6W3m
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PETITION For PARTITION

Mary Huber George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
\ Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber, and Ann y.
Huber.
Osmt OF Common Pleas OF Montgomery county,
- OHIO. In Partition.
CtEoRGE HUBER, OF the State Of Illinois Jacob
" Huber, OF -. Joseph county, Indiana, 10 I'm b.
Hnba Martha Hubcr, Alice Huber and ann A Huber
all Of Montgomery county uho, will take notice thai
peiitlen was hlei against them the 2Oth day OF
.January, 1865, IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Monlgomory county, OHIO by Mary Huber, and is
htiOn Of the following real estate toWit: Suste IN
the county Ol Montgomery ana state Of Ohio, lot No.
$50 on Wlnebrenner's addition TO the Town of Miam-
lahutg, IN sad county, pat of which recorded in
Plat Book A, page 20 of the records OF Montgomery
county ohio aud that al the next term Of sad Court
the said Mary Huber will spply Tor order that par
huOn may DO made Of said premises
MARY HUBER.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. is2IW6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
REBEls sASouise-So PslcE FsgFpT BY sERA-'
t-

The Tribune q Washinsi6a special sayk--
Gen. Sineleon, who has Just returned from
Richmond, is OF The firm beliei that there v i'll
be no peace between us and the rebels. That
there can be none unless they abandon the
idea OF Independence, or we abandon ours OF
re union. He says the rebels are sanguine of
conquering their independence
The Times Washington special says Of Mr.
Stewards mission 70 Fortress Monroe, he does
not curry auy ultinaum from the Govern
meni neither ia he President aware OF what
the rebel commissioners prospose aud
until bio assertains that fact il is uncer
tai whether they will be allowed to proceed to
Washington iH"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
9ailg9 g9Gmpire.
City and Othel Matters.


THE MysERAT SIGN.-The Mount Vernon
Banner says "a friend calls our attention to
the fact that we published a statement some
weeks ago to the eject that the muskrats had
built their winter houses higher up on the
banks Of the streams last fall than usual
which indicated an open winter and high
waters. Our friend thinks that the bitter
cold weather Of the past week completely dis
pels abe nuslfat lheosy, and herein We are
disposed to Agree with him The ground.
hog theory is now to be put once more to the
test, and we'll see whether be is a more know
ing "critter" than the musk at,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

B1~SPeaking Of the repeal Of the Reel
Procity treaty, the Crisis makes good point
against the Yankees under whose 10 aueHca
the treaty was abrogated. 1t says: "Reciproo.
ity is not a word which the Puritan can com
prehendi reciprocal advantages are not what
the Yankee is after; nothing is comely or
proper which does not ray tribute TO his
purse"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR.A GEIGER will hereafter attend ereiusircy to
IL an office practice aud will give Especial Atten.
ton to the treatment Of fCHRONIC DlSEABESs such
as DIaeaaes Of the Z HROAT and DUHGS, of The WE
and EAR, SCROFULOUS AEFECrIONS, &c Pum-
ary and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHuGA.
GLEBr, STRUCTURES, lMPOTENCY, &C. Also,
DIaEAsKs PECULIAR TO FEMALEH and CperU rdrtCfy Cj
Chi oHie Dis6nse, whatever may be ITS character.
Office hours from a M to pm,
Sundays, 7 to lUam, 10 q p N.
Ofiice-COrner OF Jefferson and F'0h 81 Nayion,
OhiD. Oct0- -ln,ddnw.ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

FoRTREss MONROE, January 3l-The
steamer Warrior arrived here to-day from
Fort Fisher Up to Sunday last nothing OF
Importance had taken place, Several of our
guhboats were moving up Cape Fear River,
TO the vicinity of one Of the rebel forts, prob
ably with the intention OF bombarding it.
he steamship Cahawba arrived here this
afternoon from Hilton Head with over FIVE
hhpdred rebel prisoners, captured by General
Sherman in his late campaign. ...a.I.- -.. ....
u The Cahawba, which sailed from Hilton
Head last Saturday, brings intellidence Of
highly gratifying success attending thus far the
opening OF the campaign in South Carolina.
W One portion oil Sherman's army moved di-
rcct from Savannah Georgia, and the other
consisting of the 25th Corps, moved from
Beaufort, South Carolina, aud were both raE
idly advancing against Charleston South
Catolna, , .....,...t
Latest intelligence from the army repre-
sents ii to be not less than 40 miles from
Charleston. The rebels were offering resist
ande at every point from every available po-
siton for defense, forage and subsistence
we're found in large quantities by our soldiers
as they follow the retreating step Of the reb-
eis. Foster WAS cooperating with the army
under Gen. Sherman, and the movements Of
our troops throughout South Carolina, are
but the precursors Of far more terriable and
disastrous campaign to the rebels
The lines OF Sherman were being gradually
contracted, and il was probable that no des-
perate resistance would be made, or battle
Offered, until our forces had reached within a
few miles of Charleston, where the main body
of the rebel forces would be concentrated, 10
make one last terrible effort TO save the State
from the nroa Is of Shernan's conquering
army. ..f .#H.H. Isa
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Total 266
Total,

TO my Numerous Friends and Patrons in
This city and Uicinity;-I wish to state that
for the present they will find me at g. Haas,
Millinery Store, No. 1886 Second st., Formerly
Miss. A Goodman's,) where / shall be CRATE
fol to receive all orders for new Hoopskirt's
and Repairing. notwithstanding the heavy
loss sustained in the late Fire, am prePar-
ed TO execute all orders on short notice, and
hope in few days to have a well selected
stock Of Corsets, Balnoral, and Hoopskirts
ready for sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
o YES! o YES!

gTNHE undersigned il a duly licensed Anct onesr
'or y hopL9gnsnery county, and will cry sales,
onen az his seryieey may be IN demand. ~ ~
Perelns NhQbav not taken ont license, will he Al
i N. b.--hesldence 81 miles southeast ofMIAMIe-
BURG, Orders leit with JOHN kISkR, ,jr., oF ADAM
CLAY, hlamlsbuTf on Maip Hireel. Will be Httaniad
10. ~ taa spol. GEORGE KIhkR i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

,a BALTMoRE February 2.-The Americans q
Annapolis correspondent just autographed the
arrival Of the steamer Lady Long, from City
POND, which place she left on Wednesday
noon. She reports the rebel commissioners
wereo ON board Of a steamer, and 10 was mn
dsrstood that they were awaiting the arrival
OF solne one from Washington ltEfy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
hARGE FARM FORsALE.

UNHE subso rhe. will sell his farm on the Lexington
II road, eeven miles vest Of Dayton and two milea
nouh ot ew Lebanon. The farm contains 225JS
Acres Of rai rate and-l4S acres are cleared and IN
high state of cultivation. The balance Is heavily
unbeIed Tue impro selnenls consist o. brick house
and a large bank ts,ln. Fer NFthar lnformAiou call
on The subscriber n 4 mile east n sald farm.
de2Tdaw1m DANIEL CARRIER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
Secretary sswerd Going 20 Meet this
f..l, .1I Peace Agents, t.I.ll. q,. ii. hi

BALTlM6RE, Feb ], The Annapolis cor
respondent Of The American, announces the
arrival there, this morning, Of Secretary Sew
ard, accompanied by his private Secretary,
who Immediately left for Fortress Monroe on
Gen Grants dispatch steamer, to meet the
rebe Commissioned They we're met nj the
depot by gentlemen, and escorted to the Ex-
ecutive Chamber, where they we're welcomed
by Gov. Bradford
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

NIwFoUKDLGSD Docs FOR SALE--Apy per-
son iS want Of superior breed Of Newfoupd-
land Dog Pups, would do we'll by calling soon
at the southeast eorneriof Fifth and Ludlow
streets, where they can be seen. 20 nl.I yos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

WAsHEGToS, February 2.--There was earn
est resistance in the Senate yesterday to Gen
eral Meade's continuation as Major Gener
al, but it was finally carried byA majority of
Eve Senators Wade and Chandler it is said
were among ihe opponents ofhis nomination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
A. WALDRMAA,
at No. 1886 Second Street.

BLOODY FoURrH IN TROUBLE .-Subscrip-
ton Books have been opened at Jacob Ste
phen's Saloon, James Abby's Drug Store and
Hamilton & Hilgeforts, Wholesale Grocsrs for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions for
relieving tho Fourth Ward of the approach
ing Draft This is your last chance as the
books will positively be closed on Saturday
IsVsaing Hurry up with the ready Cash.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

ALLEeHAMANs AND Swiss BELL RISGERs--
This famous troupe authorize us to say that
they will visit Dayton soon, The following are
few of the many complimentary notices
printed in circular now before US:
"The Alleghanians have cause to be graft
fed with their remarkable success. They
have certainly carried OF the palm Of public
favor, and are growing in popularity every
night t"-Hdrper's Magazine
"The music elicted from the Swiss Bells is
truly beautiful and the skill of the performers
wonderful" nl."-Reb. Mr. Bishop LahGina
SandtOich Islands
"If you would hear music ef the heart, mH-
sic that will take you back to other, and may
be to happier and better days, go hear the Al
leghsnians "-Nethodist
"It-is impossible to convey 10 writing, a
Just idea Of these entertainments Nothing
can exceed the liquid soft and exquisitely
sweet tones the Swiss Bells, or the excell-
ence ofthe execution by the troupe It was
received with peal upon peal Of enthusiastic
plaudits, and with merited justice. "-ReU. Dr.
Scott, San Francisco, Cal
Everything is good, in excellent taste, and
leans to virtues side. "-Bdptist Register.
"The music of the Bells is such as one.
would gladly hear a score Of times. G,
Fremont AariposG, CAL, 1853 Is. i.l.q.i, d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

s p65~seward has gone to meet the Peace
COmpissionerS half way on their journey to
Washington. II he, and the rest Of the Ad-
ministraton will only meet them half way
in earnest efforts to oIOee the war, the
last battle will have been fought and peace
assured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

HALIFAX, February 2--The Africa, from
Liverpool 2lst, via Queenstown I'D, arrived
here this morning, with two days later
news
The London Globe authOriislively contra
dots tho rdmofs that British troops are to
be sent to Canada.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY J2l.--Coiton unchang.
ed breadstulIs dull, wheat 6rmer, provisions
firm; copsos for money closed ut S9saS9G
Illinois Central 49la50 discount; Erie SLABS.
Paris bourse closed firm al G7f &c. ,i. j aa.
LoNBoN, January 2l-vUuited States eos
45sa46,t aGi as~sa "a sAf4 a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

FARM FOR SALE.

DETWEEN now and tho lst day OF March A. r.
ID 1903 will sell at private sale my farm situated
miles ast OF Miamshurg, hontgom, ry county, Ohio.
SAID tfm contains lOi acres ~ in good state Of en
tyatlsn has ON II a good frame house and a large
harm. tne orchNrd " % trees Of every variety, ia
hearing order, good proportion OF raid land has
upon the very best OF tir her; also water IN alb nd
nnee For price and other particulars please call on
no subscriber on the premises, o. Of Adam hay.
NiAmsburg ONO TERMS, u cash 90 April l. is55
am one, aud - in two years Thereafter s.ai i1 ".
; JR2lwts tHIf SAMUEL HEIiIING. d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

B6f-fhe ground-Aog viii be universally
voted "A bore, il kslfailslto indicate win GER
tAinly the state Of the weather for The ensuing
ak weeks "a Az "A va WW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

Nav YoRE, February 2.-In connection
with the auhouncement Of the departure Of
the Peace Agents for the North, some OF the
journals of Riehmond give rumor that bear
ers Of dispatches from the English and French
Governments had arrived in that city, hnt
adds that they could not traceit TO no autten
tic source. .iggF'2 h1iig rtt .uF
The French Minister at Washington has de.
maDded his passports NOT VAC
{, The Herald's Snilhyile North Carolina
correspondent says
by the blowing up Fort Caswell, the rebels
omplelely destroyed the river face Of That
All All 4ks gaha in il we're spiked, and their
carriages destroyed At SmithVille. email
place on the West aide of Cape Fear liver,
and 10 miles below Fort Fisher. The Union
forces on Occupying it secured large supplies
of commissary stores. Tobacco, aud other
valuable property
The rebels had planted tTpedoes in aud
around all the forts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

J. 5. ROssberry-NO. sc Maiu street--is
offering his Dry Goods .. 40 70 90 per Gent
below September prices, haviRg .bOught since
the gteat decline. sa a ,ltsai.ii} 4.15s
Go see them. lis all lrue. b'sos. ,aat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

AT IL for Number 4 Chicago spring;
2 80 choice amber Michigan; 7S for western;
Corn firm end fair demand al 4 81 for old
mixed WESTERN; Oats qoiet AZ O8Idi %
Vesterh;l Perk quiet and steady at 81 new
mess, 35 90 for 1863 aud 1864, aud 81 90
fpr prime; .. Lard dull at lSsa28o.
Whisky lower at 2 3Oa2 3O4 for western
Petroleum duh at 47a4Sc for crude, 66a6Tc
fofte6ned ii bond, and 8JaS6e free; Dreased
Hoes quiet at fl5laI6 for western; Sugar
dull at l93a23c for Muscayado; Butter Sea
4Sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24e; Bee
dull and heavy, Cuimeats dull toIlu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

NEw YoRT, February 1.-The Commercials
Washington special says il 's positively as
serted that Stephens and Hunter, rebel Peace
Commissioners, are in that city. fu nra.f To-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

PHILADELPHIA. Feb 1.-The Evening Bull
Teton WAS sold at ouction this afternoen for
$4,000. 1t was purchased in the interest of
its former prOprielors j. s. Chambers and
Col Cummings stata.4.a Aa'laF"e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

The Peace Agents not at Warrington.
WAsHINGToN, Feb, The rebel Peace
Commissioners have not arrived here. If
they come, it will not be before tomorrow. b,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
LATEST ME ws.
Do AFTERNOON REPORT.
Doubtful News.

New YoRK, February 2.--The Herald's Sa-
vannah correspondent of the 2Sth ult, reiter
ates the statement regarding the Union men
Of Georgia having held meetings organized for
mutual protection, and called on Gen Sherman
for assistance, which had been promised He
says the movement extends over nine coun-
ties ihsH d-+ita Af'tN AsHtA A~AilAf Fh
One hundred thousand bales of the cap
tured cotton had been shipped North. and a
crowd Of other vessels are being loaded with
it. siAsA p WA t4AASA ~ O. fA@h
The distribution of the supplies Of food and
clothing from the people Of this city and
Boston was being proceeded with. .......
meeting to express the thanks OF the
people of Savannah for these welcome gifts,
was held at the Exchange on The 25th ult
Addresses were made by the Mayor and
others, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted. .slsrr EtfF trg. .fafI
The gunboat Daiehiug got aground in the
Combahee river on the 10Th, and was set on
frebY the rebe guns, aud burned to the wa
Ter edge, HEfs l.rtsH.. . q rH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

bdr GOto JOhR W. DArst's, cofnsr Second
and Jefferson streets for yOar Fall and Win
er Dress Goods; also, ClOaks, shawls, Car
pets, &o., just received dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

A QUEErioS. III the sosth, driven to des-
perAton by the fanalical and cruel policy Of
the Federal Government, should arm her
slaves, and by the fundamentally Of her
slaves, obtain her Independence, what would
the abolitionists say concerning the wisdom
and goodness Of Divine Providence 2