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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
A CoppERurAp Mon At tho horx

A CoPpERHxAD MoB.-At the hour of
Y O'Clock, on Monday night, some one
ADMIRED aud Fifty Copperhea is Of Du-
ouque. armed with revolvers and bowie
kn'ses, seized upon some six contrabands,
VINO had come across the river from Dun
leiIh that afternoon, and led them 70 The
Levee. Placing them in a stiif they
were set admit, whilst the base crowd
amused themselves at firing Their revolsers
at the negroes, who were thus Mt the mer.
eey of these fiends. perfectly unable to
defend themselves Il Dubuque Times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

r. When the rebel Gen. Barksdale
lei ioor'siiy wounded, he was brought
within our lines, and bis last words were,
Tel my wife fell like man but VIC
fssghs IKE hell t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

!" 10 goes there Z" said an Irish sen.
Try oil tue British Legion ut Saint Sebas.
',"" y ir'end, was the reply. Then
a'ah,, ~here Jou are. for BY the powers
you're the FIRST I've met within this mnr.
thsgisg eountry."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

Received this AaY ~
0gden's City Book Store.
Pus1IsaxD sY cARLnroN.
q Lulu-a Novel by wa,worth;
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The Great Consu mms ion--C ammipg;
The United States Tax Law-aA amended;
Incidents In my Lie;
Garret Van Horn or the
BeggAr on horscbaek.
Published by Dick & Fitzgerald.
verner'. Bride-by Mrs. Henry Woods
Mrs. aaihourion' Troubles,
HAST Lynne;
The Lady Lisie--by Miss Braddon;
Darrell Markham ~
Bsrrington--by Charles Lerer.
Published by Tieknor 4 Field.
Uncle TOMS Cab, n--now edition, / Vol
Leisure Hours In Town;
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AediiAtions--b, zohpkke;
Country Sewing and Country Thinking;
The Patience ., Hope;
Two fr,-Dds--by the author Of Pstiep o OF Hope
On Lbert,-b, JohH Stasr Mills.
The Every bay phiius ,pher. Al
1Hsu-from the Gvrman u Jean Paul Richter.
From ether Publishers.
Thr Empioy nent of Women.
Beauties OF kuskin.
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Poets,
Last Poems;
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John G. saIes poemsi
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SCHOOL.
Hsw Plants Grow;
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yangstroth on ths Honey bee;
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
Collection of Pensions,
BiCKPAY, DISCHARGED soLDiERYPiY.

And ali other claims az sIn.t the Government upon
the most fHvDrsbii termr.
No rees charged until saii.fsetor, returns ne n
ceiscd. Ailinqnifes b, mall vii receive tranrt al
tsbt,oa. WM. LUv ANY
vaaes ksxtaessto Pest oacs tap s,s,rstk,
jaAk-l1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

The Ties 90 be o. oak, ~sloat eherrv n. !.
feet long, six inches tuck stlh 7inei.s 80 N
IN t~o srIen. N0' s"es~u
To Ds aeiIyered at East ST Louis IN m. vt...A.
"n OF "efore me TON day az @eptet Ter NIT
Pgmrnts viii b. ma De I'm Cash an Aa,iy...
biis villa be rsseis i tvr parts ,.,.s / -. a.
Whole OF The entire lot 49, W a's
10. JOIN now, Pre.id.nt
AsSIsss ~ kAsS0N. haPsriat nasst.
- Oo1u8 q W. sa1 Nan Dep~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
Il III. Dsoomlna,iens of l. 3, 8, 10, IS aud so.
Forsaleby n W. wEsrCOTT
am Il,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20

Es- Every kind of Tin and Iron worh
in orr Line, dons promptly ON reeoin4 ~
rvFoefA nAyS-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-20
NJ AR CLAIMS.

Hxying direct access 10 the Departments wIrpopr
aEpIATE AeEHrs, the undefsixped
4 LII
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw sYoRE, April. 2,---R The Cromwell frQms
New orlaans 2btb, aFflged this evening -
Fugitivos from the rebel iiaes eontSssite %
atriss With reports Of great destitution.
The rebels in New Orleans persist in the
statement that FArragut has been captured
aud much solieitude is felt by the Uniouists to
hear by way of the North of his safety, which
was probably grati6ed on the 26th, as the
Cromwell passed the steamer Star Of the sontb
going up the river that day
General Banks had re-esiRblished his head
qusrtera at New Orleans.
reported Grovers brigade has been
sent 70 reinioree Weitzel, who is holding "a
strong position at Burwiek Bay.
No Official report of Dudley.s expedition
opposite Port Hudson is yet received at New
0rleana
The rebels have strong iorti6cations at
Bate La Ross, aud it ia reported the ram
Queen Of the West is located there
A Secession report is that MAgruder and
Kirby Smith have Joined their forces, as il
woad place TexAs.at lhe mercy Of OUT navy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Fr. MosRor, April 1.-The steamboat Meta
moral loft Fortress Monroe for City Point last
night, with 1000 prisoners for exchange
a steamer has arrived from Baltimore with
ITO pfisonsrs They soon start for Cts Point
TIE City of Maine has arrived from City
Point With 1000 prisoners Of wsr including
IL officers also eight civilian prisoners
Riebmobd papers fslst contain no tele'
gram news.
Tho Richmond Sentinel says the Legisla-
ture agreed npon bill last night fol securing
a supply Of salt 1t authorizes the impress
ment Of the salt works in Washington county
to be worked on the State account
Charleston papers Of the 9th has the foil
oeise siss
(, Mere are -four steamers now at the wharts
16at have atrived from Nassau since Sunday
last with valuable cargoes Of merchandise,
: Notwithstanding blockade
Our city is at present enjoying larger di-
ract foreign trade thau It ever had before,
A proposition is bsGpFs chs ccbeais %, No
5Ie h Tithdraw Licenses 70 trade from agshts
who haskselai med foreigh pecEsctiShs aigntast
the action Of the conscript law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

after leaving Barbados, BY the Vanderbilt,
anu night coming on she tackled The ship and
siooa lor lhe Vanderbilt all her lRhte having
heca eklingu:shed dnd her steahl stopped
Vsuderbilt approached and hailed 70 know
II steamer had passed Reply vas yes aud
going at great speed right sstefn~ The
Vanderbilt kept on after the Will of the Wien
From Bermudian March 25ih, steamer Floridh
Left Csrlisle Bay on the uight Feb 25th having
taken in supplies Of provisions and coal
On 9th inst Vanderbilt, bearing Hsg Admi.
raj Wilkes, arrived and sailed again the fol-
lowing day
In Demora the Governor had issted orders
that should the confederate privateer AlabA-
ma call for supplies the Captain was 10 he
told that noue could not he furnished within
the time prescribed by the impearial Govern.
ment
/ Capt. Flint VINO commanded the Union ca.
valry was KILLED and other oficers wounded
| Skirmsh occurred yesterday morning nenr
4 Drainsyiile, between l50 cavalry and about
the same force Of rebels. Union cayalry
we're discomftted and a number oi men were
wounded ... sfff s4N
/ Times special says the report Of Commit
tee en- Conduct Of the War. are unanimous
upon every subject except Bremonfs opera.
tions in Missouri and Shenandoah VALLEY.
Herald's special rays Baron Werdliner
formerly Of Austrian service, who was cap
tbred with Gen. Stoughton at Fairfax, c. H.,
has been released and arrived here to-day
he states the treatment OF Uuion officers who
are held by rebels at Richmond ia most out
regeous they do not receive ~ kind treat.
m0nt as is usually extended to criminals. The
rebels are exceedingly incensed against Col
wyndhsm and threatened to hang him and
bis staff in case they should tall into their
hands
Capt A. c Webster, cophned in Cattle
Thunder, is TO be- hung on the 9th inst at
Camp Lee, for violating HE parole, notice to
that effect spread the streets Of Richmond
Specialize the Tribune says the Army Of
4 Potomsc, April I'd Reports from deserters
and from other sources leads TO the beliei that
the enemy is still in force on the Rsppahan
mock he is removing the stores from Culpe-
per C. a., and iortiying forts on the Rap.
dan.
Generals Lee, Jackson and Hill were pres
sent at review below Fredericksburg on SA.
turdsy An order was read reducing bag.
gage and promising active service In April
Ten Of the enemy struggling cAyalrymsn
we're brought in from near Dumfries BY the
9Th Illinois cavslre yesterday
i. The prisoners we're from seyen Gitlsfanl
lreRtmshts befopgsn HAM n sIst
sndfE hugh lee ~assnf nfaaps .s,s &,
rs fAa u al efysnE HAe ygftal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
BY Telegraph.
aEponrEp FoR rnE pAILY EMPIRE
NIoRT DIsPAToH
A FIGHT


PnrLAprLPHiA, April "A special dispatch
from Cincinnati to-day says on Monday last
March 25th jenkins rebel cavalry dashed into
Point Pleasant Va, at the mouth OF the Kau-
awha aud gained possession ofthe court house
6red seven houses, plundered others and burn
cd several thousand bushels Of Government
corn.
Volunteer aid arrived from Gallipolis Ohio,
ana tbe rebels we're driven od with loss Of
Eve Killed and thirteen prisoners, who were rt
fused parole and taken TO GslIipolis
TelsgrAphic communication is cut Oh along
the KaAAsha from Charleston to Point Pleas
ant
The Government steamer Victor No 2
was Cred into at Halls Landing forty miles
above Buffalo, on the kauawha One man
was killed The boat was completely rddled
by muske,ry.
Tha Victor No 2 and Gen Meiea finally
succeeded in reaching Gallipois.
= TIE Victor and B C Levi are still up the
Kanauhs aud il is rumored they are captured
BY the rebels.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, April 2
FLoUR-The Market closed less 6rm.
Super6ne 90@6 90; extra 00@G 10;
family to fancy 6 1905 40
WHISKY-DemGnd good at 43@43s, lal-
ter rate for wagon. .i.
WHEAT-The prices merely nominal.
2S@l 80 for prime to choice red, $50
35 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, ana
1 3s@l 40 TOT prime to choice Kentucky
white. W fl1s
n coRN-o6ering liberal, market dull.
Ear at 65@66 in bulk shelled at 65@66
in bulk, and at Ts@78 including sacks
0ApS--Markes dull, aud receipts heavy.
W. 1qgoie ata67@6s in bulk, at 7s@7s IN
cludtng sacks se
RYE-Demand good NJ 9sGRl 90 ior
prime samples on arrival stsl'
BARLEf--The Market remains dull
Prime lgll at ! coal 65 state apriug, prime
to choice, at 509l So
GR0CERIES-Demaud light, unchanged
sugar ll3@l23 coffee 32@Si molasse,
5Sa6sg -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

Administrations OF William Turner, deceasec
J. VI BAuaOrr, Attorney tnnia,Tt
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Catharine sraith, John l.. Smith, her husband and
Philip ID. Qunckel w Sarah Lees, John NJ. Lees her
husband, Isaiah 4unckel, and Orlando r. GungkeI
minor heirs OF Daniel Gunekel and Mary 0unck.
81, widow OF said d. r Gunokel, defendants supe.
nor Court OF Montgomery county. Petition Tor
partition.
VNHE desndAnts, Sarah Lees, John NJ. Lsss. her
II husband, Isaiah Gunekel Orlando p. Guncksl
aud Mary 0uncke viii take notice that q petition was
died against them on the 24lh day Of February A i
1869, by thu above nAmed plaintiffs, and il now pend
ing in the Superior Court Of Montgomery county
Ono, wherein the said CRtharine smith ana phirr R
Guncbel demand that partition be made OF the follow.
ing premises situate IN Montgomery county state OF
Ohio, aud bounded and described Rs follows Being
part Of the southeast quarter Of section mum bsr seVe
township tWo and range i've east, beginning At the
corner Of the twenty acre tract OF land decided by ID
?. Gunckel 10 Joseph Cupp, n the year II thence
l3e 30 with tho west line OF said twenty acre tract
TO the northwest corner thereof being about ty-one
pefchesi thanco lO' go W With the west line on AM
eight acre tract O land DECIDED by Daniel r. (unekei
10 Richard Lane in the year IL TO the northwes II cor
ner of tract, sxtytWO perches TO a CORNER In tha
DAYTON and Germantngn pike; thence al ~ ~ o6a,
said pike one hundred and twelve pofches o the old
corner Of tho arm decided by Philip Gunokel 10 Daniel
p. Gmckel, and ~ occupied by said ID. r. uunckei I'M
his life time; thence 80 so thirty three and three
tenths peTches TO Tie section lne; thence SO iS
hundred and eight aud nine-enths perohes 10 tie
place Of beginning containing forty acres aud sew.
enry alN perrhes, more or lees.
Also, the following tract situate IN said county and
state, aud being part Of the southeast quarter Of SEQ.
on seven, toWnshp two, range 1--WE east beginning al
the northeast corner OF the tract Of land Containing
twenty acres and one hundred and thirty perehes
decided by Daniel p Gunckel TO Joseph Cunb In ~
year 1909 thence 20 4S % $40 perches to he cor
I ner Of the farm ownedby Daniel r Gunoksli thsnc,
s9' 3V " ~ $40 perches thence S 43o ~ v aoht
the line OF the Dayton and Germantown to the north
east corner Of the eight acre tract OF and decided d,
daniel 1nnellel 70 solomon Cupp IN the year 1865
being o-lO perchesi thence l9' a0 along the eas
line OF the said eight acfe tract to the norh line
Joseph OupPs northeraine OF his twenty acre tract
ninety perchesi thence s69 lS along said northerl
tinepf vupp's land 70 the place Of beginnng thirt
perohes, containing twenty-five acres, Inora 81 less
AZ the next term Of said superior Court application
wv p mede BY sad planuns oF an order that Pafti
statute Ia such cases made and provided
HOUK A MCMAHON,
d Affhqf ~ .It.Il Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
THE PRfvATErR FLORIDA

EEW Yonk April I2espada adRicssdf
March Sblh has been received The Hamil-
ton Mifof Of the 76th Gays the steamer Cor
nahia irou ~ lnaingtoa, N G., with 8 IL bales
Of cotton arrived al 81 esptgaA On SUNDAY
last.
Steamer Gen. Beauregard four days later
from Charleston, sc, With 1000 bales Of
cotton arrived at st. Georges, Monday even
ing last, With Confederate Flag flying
Cept Warne Of the achoonsr Laura Ann, ar
rived Yesterday reports that on Saturday
week wal boarded by the Confederate steamer
Florida. Captain Maffat, who requested Capt
Warheto take aboard twsnty-sevsn prisoners
captured from the prize ship StAr of Peace
Of Bostsn from Calcutta, laden with saltpetre,
which vessel was destroyed. Day the Florida
spoke, the Laura Ann took the schooner
Aldebaron Of Fairhaven put the prize crew
aboard went in chase Of a large American
ship then ia sight Captain MRGst offered a
large sum TO Captain Warner 10 take the
prisoners but be refused
The Florida reports having been chased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsuISoreN, April The account Of the
capture OF the steamer yiceroy, with contra
bsndists and eontraband goods, on the lower
Potomac, it appears from the steamer from
which the story was copied is an invention
The public lands to be sold next summer
embrace in Washington Territory nearly B..
900 900 acres Of land, in Kansas l45, 900
acres and Michigan SO, 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
lReported for the Daily Empire
New York Market.

NE" Ohkl ApnI
FLOUR--Reeeipts 900 buls market
SOLO lower sales 5000 bbs; 90GT 10
extra state; 7 30697 40 common to good
shipping brand r. H. o.
WHEAT Dull, dropping and nominal
4lG9l 62 Chicago spring; 63@l 65 NIL
waukee club 1901 70 winter red wes-
tern
CORN-Less active, lOe lower at 90@92
sound, $1,000 unsound mixed western.
oATs--Market steady at s4@s7 common
10 prime
PORK---Dull t5A
LARD--Dnll
DRESSED HoGS-shade hrmer AZ 4
al
WHISKY-Dull al 464@47
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,

OlNOlNNAll NENEkEAL HOSPlIAII
Established in the Year 1880,
FOR TIE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under The control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians IN the world
nR. Il. BoNAPARTE, from London and Paris
IL hospitals aud Tor the past ten years Of the Gin
Tnnan NeneTeal Hospital, aud Dr. Il. b. REYNOLDS
late OF New York This Ia the only office In the CITY
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
o6tained, without the uso Of mercury or change OF
dlet. GonOrrh9a cured in 10 ~ hours, elect cured
in to 10 DAYS; structures cured in TO 8 weeks; Noe
turnel Emissions stopped IN To days; seminal
Weakness cured IN to- weeks; syphiils in its pumo
ry stages cure1 IN days Secondary mptoms In 1
TO 5weelcsi skin Diseases cured IN TO weekA; i'm.
potency, ygOr restored IN TO 4weeks All diseases
o private nature treated with unparalleled success
male female.
Dr. Bonnparte' great work onpriyate diseases, the
FnVate GUIDE 10 Health, ~ beneficial to ALL male and
lemale old and Young, should read this book Itwiii
enlRhten ihose who grope in darkness. Price 20
cents, sent 10y mail.
Dr. Bonsparte's French Patent Male satsl II ia
perfectly saie and never siis 70 go aatsianton lts
the only safe aud sure preventive against disease.
lroe o the French Patent Male Saie 81 the single
one S4 per half dozen " per dozen, sent by mail
ss-msdams LOzlER's Female Monthly fils is
safe and reliable remedy for suppresHions and ali e-
male diseases Ladies should not use them chupg
| pregnancy as they will produce miscarriage pfte
81 W per oox-eztra fine sS-sent 10 any address by
Drs. b. 3 X. are the men to consult; they are un.
quesuonebly acknowledged 70 be the champions aud
kings OF neresl diseases, and the only Doctors who
| receive monthly reports rom the old world they
have been accustomed nom early age Of youth 10
W1tne1a the various diseases which Rhlict mankind,
and 70 watch the progress through long career OF
professional study In every sphere of life nom The
humble abode OF poverty ts the mansion OF the veal.
thy aud having ascertainei beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select the
generatye syeem as their particular STUDY ana TO de
vote their wuoe attention TO the alienation Of the dis.
ease5 oi these important functions No letters will be
snaWored unless they contain remittance or post
age stamp. Call or address,
Drs. BoNAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
No. leg Sycamore ST. Get, between Filth Sixth east
| side, ncnnati, Ohio,
! Office hours rom AM. to q Pm. les
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHnSroS, April Special TO Tribune
says Administration has not yet determined
What eoarae to pursue under law authorizing
iPEesidsn. to grant letters OF mazgue and re-
prisaL ~ ..r1Si
The question has been diauassed lat more
thsh ens Cabinet meeting 10 connection with
question a. 70 proper means TO adopt TO pre-
sont construction and sailing of rebel vessels
from Foreign ports.
Rear Admiral Porter telegrAphs TO Navy
Department that rams Lancaster and SwitE.
erland would not have been allowed to go
down the Mississippi had he been on spot to
sac that his orders we're obeyed ~
he sdds rama we're totally uDprepared for
voyAse and thai il was mAduess 70 attemptto
psss batteFisa 10 broad daylight y
Tbess rans ware not transferred with gun.
boats 90 western rivsrs 70 Navy Department
-bnt still belong % War Department and are
under command Of Gen Ellst g
y WelsaFn that CApt Moaby, eaptor Of Ger
Suoughton, commanded the rebels in sliir
mishnear Dteipsville WednesdAy morning asC
yss dam ngefansy Il not fatally wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
RGpATE

IN pursuance Of al order granted by the Probate
Il Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, we will offer At
public sale at the door OF the Court House in the city
Of Dayton, on
Saturday, ApnL IL, 1868,
At2 O'Clock nj OF sad day, the following described
real estate, situate 10 the city OF Dayton, Ohio, to.it
Lot numbered the plat OF said city three thousand
Rnd fy two 5000 and ten l0l feet OF the north side
ol lot three Thousand aud My one (3OsD commencing
81 the northwest OF SAID lot number three thou
sand and hty two (Sos2) and running south on Stone
street ten O test thence by parallel lines east 10 the
Miami canal said shOve described properly being the
homestead and The dye house and hxtures thereto Of
said William Turner, deceased.
The above premises were appraised as iolloWs, Lot
No So5s with be ten l0 feet on lot No. S05l being
the dye house with all the fixtures thereto and the
homestead of said William Turner, deceased and on
he cAne at Fhh street crossing at $4,000; said prop
etty may sell for swOthirds OF the appraised value
thereof s..sf aaii
Terms OF ssle4'oBe. third e6slt, ona-third IA one
yoegand Cne trd II tseo years nom ts day OF sale
viiA lntetesti ce payments to be secured by mort.
/ gage upon the premises sold.
! JAMES TURNER,
| JONATHAN KENNEY,
Administrators OF William Turner deceased
! J. " BAuoOrT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
REPoRUED DEMAND FROM LORD LY-
ON0 tia|ltt

Nsw YORK, April Sill s reported Lord
Lyons viii make formal demand for the re.
lease of the steamer Peter HoG, and her own
ers will claim indemnity. Her mail is being
over-haoled and may disclose something. Her
cargo consisted Of a quantity Of qninne.
A letter contains report that the pirate
Alabama has been lost Douhtful t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03

htF 4oRK, April 3
( STOCKS dull, lower money at 6 per
cent on call; Sterling Exchange nm.
changed American Gold at SO United
States skies 81 coupons 059, registered
! Oh, Treasury $40 | 05s one year Ger
ti6ca,es 99I, Demand notes 53 United
States hves - coupons ost, New York
Central las, Erie 773.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFT


HRADQoARrER9 ARMY OF THE FOTOAAV,
April 2,
Pursuant 10 Instructions from the war De-
partment there will be general muster of all
troops in this army on the 10th Muster rolls
must be Immediately sent to the Adjutent
General for the use of provost marshals IN ma.
king drafts to Gill up regiments, nc To the
standard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-03
Dayton Market.
Ut ENF'I sKI''FF =
HARsHMAN,s FLOuR-Rsd wheat

DAYTON, April !
HARsHMAH's FLOUR-Rsd wheat,
wholesale IS, retail IS
WHEAT 30, se E
CORE--40. -.
0ATS--45@50
BARLEY-l 259l 26.
/. sRYE-9O@l 90,
HAY--rimothy II 00@la 90 per tor
FLAX-SEED--3 90.
WHISKY-44(844
GRoCERIES-Cotiee 334@364 Sugar l3a
@l4A Molasses 66@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75; Teas | 30al SO; Cheese
l5@l6; Rice 93@lO; Dried peaches 9@l0;
Dried apples 4(95 Beans 5092 rs per bu;
Batter 20@s5; Eggs l0@l2as = -