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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
An Appeal From the County
Comm misslOmers. .

Inc unuerBigneu, COMMISSIONERS Oh mOnL'
gomery county, at the request Of the citizens
Of Dayton, who have so generously come for
ward to aid us, would make another appeal
TO the citizens of the county to come forward
and aid in the work OF administering to the
necessities OF the families Of those brave men
who have volunteered to defend the old Flag
and Union; and in order that the true state
OF the case may be seen, would present the
following facts for the candid and solemn con.
sideration Of the public: n
In the first place $40 600 were appropriated
from the County fund for that purpose, nfter
wards tax was levied, and the appropriation
and levy was exhausted Then levy Of
$4,000 was authorized by the Legislature,
and the Commissioners permitted by said Act
10 anticipate the same to the amount Of three
fourths Of the Countys proportion thereof
This likewise was done, and the amount re-
allied and exhausted; together amounting in
round numbers to $40,000 ll aa raa
In this emergency we availed ourselves of
the cooperation Of the military fund commit
tee OF the county aud agreed to raise in con-
junction with said committee 500, 900 to be
used ITO encourage. volunteering and afford
needed relief to the families of those who had
volunteered previously" supposing that said
amount would be speedily taken by the pa
ttiotic people of this county, thereby fOrnish-
ing the Committee the amount necessary for
their purposes and us with enough for our
purpose, to-wit
The relief, in a measure, of the wants OF
the families of volunteers already in the ser
vice. Up 10 this time we have realized from
this source but three thousand dollars, and
this has also been exhausted, und at present
the relief fund is indebted to the county Trea
surer in q small sum: and to-day we have moi
dollar subject to draft for that purpose
This, tos, after issuing $2l ,0S0 of Constitu
tional Bonds on receipt OF the Treasurer oI
the Committee TO parties who had paid theiI
subscriptions in full. Under these circum
stances We have been compelled to cease pay
ment Of the weekly allowance To. those who
are in great measure depend nt on the SAINT
for the necessares of lie, and We solemnly
assure you that we have exhausted all the
means in our power and unless you do com,
10 our aid in this hour Of need, we will be
compelled to refuse further action in the mat
ter.
We make this declaration deliberately ant
4 with fuh and just appreciation of our dutl
to the public, ourselves, and the parties WHIT
will suffer most in case the present state Of al
fairs continue
While soliciting you to come forward RnC
aid us, we would state that we have not thu
least doubt that the certificates we ssuewill b,
legalizsd by the Legislature, and thus furnish
good opportunity for Investment at fai
interest We make this statement from III,
knowledge OF the fact that majority of th'
counties IN the State are doing the same thing
and will have like interest with Us ia th
action Of the General Assembly In making
this statement we conceive that we have don,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
DemocratIc MaLority in IohIo.

MVWEtNE y" EWWEW'
The Official rptprps in the Stats give
Democratic majority fOr supreme Judge
of s,74O. The entire Democratic State
ticket is elected by over 5000. The Dem
OcratiC vote increased $4,000 over last
year; the Abolition vote decreased 5000.
The total vote Of the State has fallen
off seventy y-eight thousand since 1860.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
Adam Clay, Plaintiff,

poo % N'I"ii II .Iff Tai,rt~f
Samuel II, Loree, Henry Loree, Har- Montgomery
riet Loree, Frances Loree, John Me. Colfnty
clurh and J. X. Mecleaf, defendants n1 Ohio'
GAMUEL II. LOREE, OF Amador county, state of
10 Oaiiiofnia. will take notice that Adam Ony of the
county Of Montgomery, IN the state OF Ohio did, On
the 5oth dsy Of August, 1862, file his petition in the
superior Court Of Montgomery county, IN the state of
Ohio, against the said Samuel II. Loree Henry Ioree
Harriet Loreo, Frances loree, John Mcclure and D. n
McCeaf de'endants, setting forth that Henry Loree
and Harriet Lpree gave TO Samuel H. LUree n mort
gage, on the lst day Of April 1857 to secure the nav
ment OF $780, aecording TO certain note referred ton
said mortgage due in ye years from its date with 10
per cent interest, the following described lands
situate IN the county Of Montgomery and state of
Ohio, being part OF section ,, town q range heasf 40
rm IN said section east Of the northeast corner OF he
DOVER estate IN said farm, set of and assigned Ia Fran
ees Loree widow pi Samuel LOree, deeeast d; thence
80 along the north line Of said farm s.l5 CHAINS;
Loree iarmi thence sO15 w s-4l CHAINS; thence N
is-lI ehAlns 10 the place OF beginning, containing
~ acres and that since the giving of said mort
gage the said Adam Clay sued out an attach
Slehh asAlnst NE goods and ehattels OF the said
samuel u. Ioree; and in said proceeding before
william Hoahy a Jushoe OF the Peace OF Miami town
snip Montgomery county, Ohio said defendant, Hen.
TX Loree was ordered, Garnshee, TO pay said Adam
6ls{ Sl.Y ~, the amount dqe him tom said samuel
Harriet Loree 10 said saual H. Loree, aSidanoed by
the SAID note and secured by the said mortgage, and
that since the other defendants claim interest in
sald morLgage under the said samuel u, LoIae, the
may ~ oreepsed, said lands ordered appralsed, adj
Vefuhed and Sold and the proceeds, much there
~ as neeeeaaryi be applied 10 tho paymeIi OF the
planun 9 claim, interest and cost. La.
Andthe said Samuel H. Bofee 10 required by law 10
answer said petition before the third Saturday az
ter the 9TH tay OF December next. i t''i""
llN1etnN al " li.- nod ADAM SLhf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

EE REcToR, the present Governor of
Arkansas, has been beaten for reelection
by FINNIGAS, by large majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
RyRev. DIR. BREcKrSRlpoE, who

Rev. Dr. BRECKENRIDGE, who was
at one time supposed to be prisoner in
the hands of the rebels, is now on his farm
in Fayette county, KY, undisturbed in
person or property. So soon as KIRBY
SMITH reached Lexington, he sent DIR. B.
letter of protection, and not SO much as
grain of corn has been taken from him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

wIt is reported that General LoRINo
has been reinforced by FLoYD, and that
the rebels are again in force in the Ka-
nawha district. 1t would seem as If they
did not intend to give up the possession
Of the Kanawha country without fight.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

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Down In yon woods grows q significant tree,
Disdainad by denlagognes' naughty decree
II pro lnces neat liiile yellow, brown nut r.
A color confined % The Workshop and hat, kyNN
but now y is chant ged, and has nationality,
And makes the coat Of the loyal the brave and the ee
The civilian, the patriot. the warrior true,
Are ell 10 be known By the brtternut hue
Legislator, Representative and Senator,
when on the Siate'sor Notions designaied floor, Z
Shall be distinguished nom the disioyal few,
BY the insignia Of glory, their bntternut hue.
And whom the angel OF mercy spreads her wings,
Ger the land In peace, md glad uaings bnngs,
Upon our nations banner OF red, white and blue,
VIII mingle the glow OF the butternut hue.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

EWashington specials state that the
report that the rebels are falling back be-
.yond Winchester is confirmed, and gen.
orally believed in the army. At Harper's
Ferry, pickets who were very demonstra-
tive yesterday, were not to be seen to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Nine States will hold their annual cleo
tions on the 4th of November, to-wit !:
New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Minnesota, and Delaware.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

George A. Grove, guardian Of George ''''
NJ. M.iWinebfenner, Louza M. Wine. Superior
brenner and David IL. Winebrenner, Court OF
Plaintiff tN ''ii ul ai Montgomery
vs. County
Charles Maxwell, Joseph W. Maxwell, Ohio
Lena Maxwell, Mary Baldwin, and NEfNU
{ IL. M. Baldwin, residents of the State Petition
OF Iowa. james Taylor, George Tay- for 2
lor and CHARLES Taylor residents Of Partition
the state OF Indiana and Cathanne
q Winehrenner, resilient of Montgom. &, No. 1900.
. cry county, Ohio, Defendants.
TIME said defendants will take notice that petition
IL was filed against them the 10th day OF october
1862, in the Superior Court OF Montgomery county
Ohio, by George A, Grove % guardian of Iieoree nj
Winebrenner, LOuizR M Winebrenner, and David H.
Winebrenner, has wards, anG IN now pending, wherein
said George A. Groye demands partition for his said
wards OF the following real esate sowit Situate in the
county OF Montgomery, and state of Ohio and in the
town OF miamlsburg, and bounded and described as
follows VIZ Being in-lots Nos. and 49, agreeably to
Samuel stobers plat of the town Miansburgin the
county Of MONTGOMERY, and state aforesaid, except so
much Of lot No. 10 as has been taken oil the east side
thereof by the Great Miami Turnpike Said lots are
known and designated ~ lots Nos. lOl and 100 on the
revised plat of said town.
Also, an out-lot in the town Of Miarnsbure, m said
being the lot conveyed by Daniel C;ebhart To- II
M NntoD, by deed dated April y 1890, and recorded
in the Montgomery county records
And that at the December term 1859, OF said Court
the said George A. Grove, said guardian, will apply
tor nm order TINT partition may be made of said prem
ises.H az GEORGE A. GROVF T
Guardian OF George NJ, Loolza M, and David II.
WnehenneT. lr ~ rU Il'.. .,.i ....- N.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney, oce1dtwawtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

kwTbere is a perfect lulI in war bull
letips just now. The mooted question is,
will the army advance or go into winter
quarters ? We are of the opinion that it
will.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
Dpeing .Nusise.
YEINa G n q u s e
NO. ss. ST, CGAIR, BET. FOURTH 4 TIFrH,

NU' 50, 81 VLAIki BET, FOURTH 4 FIFTH,
Dayton OAio.ioa ,u,l.u
VNH 10 undersigned iufofn1s the publK that he is A
i practical dyer, and haa estyblIshed adye house at
the above pace and ~ nov prepared 70 color all kinds
Of Silkb, Satins, Ribbons WOODEN and Cotton dbods
any color that may be edesifVd
Grease and staihs removed nom an kinds OF hkoa
He warrants 20 hnish All goods ID a manner 10 give
satisfaction, having ali ARTICLES necessary 10
his work IN the hest possible style.
a24 HERMANN wIRaHND,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

REAs LScoLN has shown himself to
be controlled by "pressures," it is to be
hoped that the pressure from Ohio, Indi-
ana and Pennsylvania viii soon bring
about salutary change in his conduct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

E1-The Secretary of War has ordered
that no more contrabands be sent into the
State of Illinois. VIII he do the same
good turn for Ohio?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
EH-The Paris Patrie hears, from goo

sources, that nothing is more likely than
the recognition Of the South on the basis
of accomplished facts, very soon to be on
the tapis, England and France acting in
concert.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

EFCounterfeit 3's and SIS on the Com
mercial Branch Bank Of Canada, at Col
lingswood, finely executed on green tinted
paper, are in circulation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27

Eg Galveston, Texas, has been evacu-
ated by the rebels, and taken possession
of by the Federal troops.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-27
I,Iu MQTIolEsiA SIIIsl - ~ IBARGAIN. "a

TINHK undersigned oter for sale the iarm known AZ
l. John hookeT's in Randolph township, In the War
ner etnement about one mid lIles north
Of Salem. The said farm contains one hundred and
twenty acres, ninety acres Of which is under GOOD
fence and good eultiYation the balance Ia No. ITood
land. The improvements are two good dwelling hnnbes;
good barn and other out buildings; two falling
farm Is one Of the most desirable in the county and
tho he NJ being desirous 70 sail At private sale viii sell
the SAME for 700 acre on good and reasonable terms
Any one dehlTous 10 see said premises will call on j. j.
Warner or John III. Warner who live near said hrtn,
and for any information wanted VIII call on D. K Boyer
Clerk Of the Court Of Montgomery county htths
Court House. j. J. WARNER,
au23W5m JOHN III. WARNER.
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SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS PRO-
i.''Io 0RAMMEs, INVITATIoNs AND v5se
...r1...t LABELS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

e. OF the General Assembly on MONDAY.
N secret Session. Il provides that ali the
companies now in the tiel1 shall be filled
up 70 the number Of one hundred ns5, !.
tpat the ,t4oyeruoL shall callfor volunteers
ana y the required number be not thus
enlisted e g the deficiency is to bemade d by
draft from the enrolled militia.
The Injunction of secrecy has been re-
moved from bill passed by. Congress an.
Propriattng $2,0OO,OOO for the 6eneit 81
the State Of Kentucky.
James Lyons Is probably elected to the
rebel Congress to supply the vacancy
caused BY the death of Tyler. =
me War Department has issued an or
DER for the seizure of all the corn in the
nsnus OF disti!lers OF others to benSed for
purposes of distillation. This step Is Ia
ken not only on account of the pernicious
effects Of the unlimited manufactures of
whisky, but by the exorbitant prices the
|. I 1S9 y thereby obliged TO pay for
Tue article so Indispensable for the subsist-
once Of the army.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
From Fortrass Monroe.

EoRThEss MoNRoE, Feb. IA flag of
truce was sent to Crauey Island early this
morning to inform Gen. Huger that the
prisoners of war from Fort Warren arrived
here in the baraue Trinity last night
Inc barque was accordingly toWed 1p on
posite SeWell's Point by the steamer Ran
cocas, and the tugs Adriatic and Atwood.
At one o'clock the rebel steamer West
Point came out from Norfolk, and the pris-
oners Were transferred. They numbered
four Captains, three LIST Lientenants, six
End Lleutenants, two Sd Lieutenants, and
5s4 others, rank and file aud colored sery-
ants They were taken at Hatteras and
Santa Rosa, and are the last Of the prison.
ers OF war at Fort Warren, except Commo-
dore Barron. The passage here from Bos.
ton has been quite unpleasant ION account
OF the horrid condition of tho vessel, but
the prisoners are all enjoying as good
health as could be expected. 1t was gen
orally tupposed here that the small pox was
prevalent on board, but ON the authority
OF Lieut.. Buell., who comes In charge from
kt.( Warren, the statement is positively de-
MED. The prisoners having been trans
E.terred to the West Point, the Trinity was
towed back to her anchorage in the roads.
Several passengers were brought from
Nortolk, including Capt. T. Morrill,, of the
transport Osceota.
The 0sceola was apart of Gen. Sher.
mans expedition, andwas wrecked ON the
coast of Georgia on the I'd Of November
last, where the Captain aud the whole crew
were taken prisoners.
The latest intelligence from Savannah Ii
that the Federal gun boats were at Wallis
Cut, an opening which Communicates with
Savannah without passing Fort Pulaski
"A dispatch from Charleston 20 Richmond
says that on the 18th Fort Piekens. with
the Niagara and Colorado, opened on Ne.
Rae BRrancas and the Navy Yard. Aftel
some hours bombardment they hauled off
Both vessels are said to be badly damaged
There had been some diminishing at Port
Royal Ferry.
The city of Savannah is being strongly
fortified.
B4ITnoRE, Feb. l2.-No reliance what.
ever Is TO be placed in the report of the
bombardment of Fort Piekens. IT beine
| the exclusive property of the Sout6 news.
paper OF this city, and undoubtedly . base
i invention Of the enemy.
We find the following additional nsv,,
from various parts Of the South. Ia Soutb.
.eFnpapers received to-day:
Rx-Gov.W Campbell declines tEa tam.
der OF the appointment Of Brig. General,
ana nd assigns q. a reason his physical ina.
2lltys % perform the duties of the otiee
/ He was 70 have filled the plSee vacated
by the death of Gen. ZollicofIsr.
ne bin % raise troops to meet the "a
quisidon on Virginia, BY the president d
] the Confederate States, passed both branch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

R&rABouT sEE OF TEErH.-on Tnes-
day in tho County Court a funny case
case camsup for adjudication. John Cos.
horn, OF this city, was unfortunate enough
toned a set of false teeth which he em-
ploysd DR.. Robertson to make for him.
The teeth did not suit Mr.. Goshorp and
he refused to settle with the Doctor. The
Doctor sued him and the case was taken
into Court, as Aforesaid. The plaintiff and
defendant plead their own cases and COM
siderable amusement resulted. Mr.. Cos
horn said he couldn't eat mush with the
teeth, whilst the Doctor contendsd that no
teeth could be better. Judgment for the
plaintiff. % ss9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13

LEAy1NwoRTH, Feb. 1.-THE preat.
est excitement prevails at Fort Leayen-
worth IN Preparations for the expedition
70 start from here under Gen. Hunter.
Troops and supplies are being concen.
trated IN the southern portion Of the State
ana ndteattons appear favorable for m
early advance. The General himself Is
WORKING earnestly and increasingly in per-
lectlng the details of the expedition and
every department. is pushed to its utmost
capacity. Seven regiments of cavalry.
to9F regiments OF infantry and three full.
batteries of artillery with parrot and Wi
ard guns. are now en- route from the East
and are daily expected to join the expedis
pon, which will be one of the most for
mldable yet organized during the war.
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Telegrapll ATarket.

;, CINCINNATI, Feb. 12s-Plour unclaimed. dsm,r,,
W WIVES l sgPsF,ns and extra 81
RED, soS9t 800 for white. Corn arm a SSo lStt
anu . - Rye hrm ct soc and Barley S2FSSSs
" my nm q 1!c Mess Pork armer; well I6ovT
~ hI POT g be had below $1O An active deTSanj
I9E puik sides with sales at &c ISITi hSId N ~
gStS me ceiling iS generally rtner under the new
sales cotioeat 10y <@20Nc. ~ anu leieti
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-13
GI.1!I1qtaa6.

From Bufnsidels 'FIned; t;o,5 -
t Ente q BOT noke Isfands-De :.
IS tlon OF kl1za beth CITY. ~
FoRTRRss MoARoH. sPeh II q p..s o. =
tsac % to-day, We have the c6mbie "a COZ 3
OF Gen. Burnside At Roanoke 5IsIsnd M
l'4sleuu was taken possession Of. and Cl6r1s
tn99oEe Lynch's feet completely iestr6TeIl
EllSa6eth City was attacked on S51n No, AZ
and evacuated by the inhabitSnt1 n. =, :
previously burned, whether ibv lon1+-s sbsils
or 3y Inhabitants, is not certain. IS
- me hrst news of the defeat arrived ~
Norfolk on Sunday afternoon and .SI,5ss,S
great excitement. The previous nsSSs s. 5
very satisfactory, stating that The YanEssS
1 lstsa9 peen allowed to advance, for tbe5Inrs
pose OF drawing them into trap. Tba
rebel force on the Island is supposei n
asye been only little over 5000 sfficieSt
fighting men. - y " "
Gen. Wise was i'll at Mays Head, and
We Mss not present during the engagement.
..nen sne mutation became dangerous, he
was removed to. Norfolk.
taken that escaped up a creeIs / am, 80
PROBABLY also destroyed. One report a
Norfolk says only 10 and anotbsrs S,,I,.
z9O elcapsd from Roanoke Island. Gan
Etpger telegraphed 70 Rtchmopd that onIy
oU A9nsthe Island escaped. Thk es apneors
70 pc no bright side Of the. story for the
The Richmond Ezqmiaer Of this ms[nE
ing, says in leading editorial: Tbe ios3
OF az euttEe army on Roanoke Island Il
certainly the most painful event al fl3s
war The Intelligence By TELEGRAPH ..vess
Ierday Is fully confirmed. Two t6obsanli
ana hYe hundred brave troops on an Island
IN the sea, were exposed to ali the force
OF burnside's feet. They resisted Win
courage, but when $4,000 were landed
against them-retreat being cut off by the
surrounding element-they were forced tn
surrender. This is repetition of The
Ha W affair on larger scale.
The following are Dispatches ON the
subject In the Richmond papers of this
NoREoIx, Feb. lo.-The latest news
states that Capt. o. Jennings Wise, son of
Gov. Wise, was shot through the hin and
disabled, though his wound was mot NOR
tai. Maj Lawson and Lieut.. Miller were
MORALLY wounded. About 400 Gonfeder-
ates We're killed. Our wounded nnmher
over 1000. The number of Yankees
wounded is about the same. Midshipman
Camm had his arm shot of. The Other
casualties are unreported.
late arrival this morning saws. Eliza.
beth City had been shelled and burned by
the Yankees, and that the enemy was
pushing on through to Edentou.