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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
Men Wanted for the Euva,;a
Corps.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL }
9th Dist. Wis, La Crosse, june IA :

OH OiSt. W IL. Id CIOSSe, Juno IL
Only those fIitIful soldiers WHO g.,
wounds or tie hardships of war. are mo IN IN
ger ft for active field duty. will be reca;ra5
in this Corps Of Honor. Enlistments VIII -
for three years unless sooner disrharoaJ 'e
Pay and allowances same rs for officers AMI
men OF the United States Infantry. evca''.
that no premiums or bounty Tor c,l;stno....
will be allowed. This will nat inva1;'l.t..
any pensions or bounties whicl nav h. J.,s
for previous services. ~e
The following uniform has been alort,s
for officers and men 81 the Invalid Corn Nv
For OTFTCERs.-Frolis coat-cf s,,v.Ir.
cloth. with dalk-'iae velvet collar and 49,
in all other respects, according 10 The mrs.,
pattern for officers in infantry.
Shoulder slra 9s-AccoriInc 10 present roo,
ulaiionS. but worked on darl, blue volvat
Paata!oons-Of SKI blue cloth. r-,t1. -
be stripe Of Gark-blae cloth down tie 60
seam. each stripe one-half inch wide va
SPACE between of threc-ei..lths of nm ;rch
Forage cap-Prescut regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN. Jseke.-Gfel...
blue Eelsey. viii, da:k tlCc trimmings crt
ike The cavalry jacket. 10 come well dow, On
the abdomen.
Trowsers-Presont regulation s',y-bloe.
Fora"e cap-Present regulation.
Men wLa are still in service and rraiJ, =.
perform effective field duly, NAV be transfer.
red TO his corps.
Medical inspectors. Surgeons IN citar~o -
| Hospitals Military Commanders. and 81 ,,b-
els having authority 10 discharge. undo, 80.
! ing laws and regulations. aIr torhidIc,, ,,
grant discharges 10 any men under their cop-
tr"l WHO nay be fit for service IN the invalid
CORPS:
For The convenience Of service. the mon r,;,l
be ,ioccd for tlra.. ,rra,Ias of ,Iut,. IT.
who are most efficient aud able bodied. and
ca9atie OF performing guard duty. etc. e;c
viii be -rEed viii Ir'.Sie;s, and ASSIGNED n
companies Of the First Battalion Tl.nse Il
I nc -cHt degree of efficiency. inciari;rr tbo.a
10 have lost i.ard an arm, and to l.asf
| eilrciiec including those who lave lost foot
| Of leg tc tie companies Of the Third Eattal.
li"is: they viii he armed with swcrGs.
TIE duties viii lie Chiefly to act - provost
grards and gar:isous for cities: grad hos.,:-
| MS aud other pubic buildings; and as clerk.
orderlies. etc. If found Necessary they nav
| be assigned 20 forts. etc.
acting Assistant Provost Narslial> General
are a.i'Eor'zed - a"roint Officers Of The Rec
ui2r Service. o. Of Tie Invalid Corps IA az
lninister the oath Of enlistment to those 1,,o,,
vino haveco:n9l f.'Y fIlfii.I the p'c>criLel
conditions of admission to the Invalid Corps
IL.
!, That the applicant is unfit FOR service in
.. That he i fit for the duties. or soma Il
them. indicated above.
3. That If 40; how in the service, he va,
honorahly discharged.
4. That he IS n.erito.ious and deserving
For enlistment or fI~tlar information an
| ply to the Board II Enrolment fjr The blb
| Dist at La Crosse, Wis la-wc
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
Administrators Sale.

Pierce County Court-Tn Probate. IN The
matter OF the estate Of Timothy Edwards.
deceased.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue
L and in pursuance Of an order Of Iicense
made in said matter. on the 4ih dar of Au-
gust. leG2, by the county court OF ssii conn
", the undersigned administrator of the IS
iafe OF sand deceased. will, on the 23G day of
May. at ''one o'clock in the afternoon. NJ tbs
front door of u. b. Flint's STORE. in the village
OF Riyer Falls in said county. oiier for sale az
public vendne the following described lands
to-"It: All of southwest quarter Of NORTH
west quarter Of section numbel thrtv-ilve,
township number twenty -Sevcn, range rum
Der eighteen. excepting three and 1860
acres IN the north cast corner Of said quarter
section. The terms of sale will be made
known nj the time and place of sale.
Dated this 25th day of april. A. p. 1853.
52-w3 5. b. CHILDS. Administra.sr
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
TEE LITTLE ONES.

A ROY flittle faces by the bed
A row Of l.tllc hands upon the spread
A row Of little roruish eyes all closedT-
! row oflittle naked feet exposed.
A gentle mother leads them in their praise.
Teaching their feet to tread The heavenly
ways;
And takes this lull in chldhood's tiny tide.
The little errors of the day TO chide.
No lovelier sight this side Of Heaven is seen.
And angels hover DER the group serene;
Inst ad of odors in 81 cerser swung.
There floats Tie fragrance ofan infants tongue.
Then tnn.hling hcadlorg into waiting beds,
Beneath the sheets hey hide tlieir timid heads
Til siomher steals away their idle fears.
And ike recping bud each face appears.
All dressed like angels il taeir gowns ofwhite,
T.ev re waited to the SHES in dreams ofrigi'
Ana Heaven viii sparkle in .heir eyes a
morn,
And stolen g!ances al their ways adoln.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
Bv the President:
WM. IL. SEWARD, Secy Of State.

.EATIS' Is Coop CAUEE."-Ai
dinner tine, ore day q; tie bate State
Fair, cOuntrynan, over six feet high,
and well Luilt in every resi Get. though
Lrorze,i by Toll. presented himself a The
AID Socipiys table, and bru~qHeiy called
for s..o.ne of them fix;Es." \ youn.
lalv answered his request by IIac;ug ho
fore him a plate hearei fu.l of clI cSen
pie. an,l cap of cafige. The pie dap
psared In short notice, anil when asked il
lie would Ike something more, :. said:
s.Yes I'm eatin in good cause-bring
nc some meat and po'atces, some coffee
and some breil and butter
He Was aga;n served, End again. and
scain. each tire asseTva Ing, Il am eati,'
IN T. rcud cause" At Inst he called f,r
ne. \ plate Of which he 1evoured. He
was about to rise and leave, when he
was asked If he wou!d Tx some oysters.
"Oys,ers. Oh, you've got oysters
Wei. ves-I'nl eai;n' n good cause-I
guess I'll try the oysters"
And try them lie did, till he had eaten
four dishes of tie hiva!ves. By this
time his varacicrs APPETITE hal attracted
the attention o. the ladies', who witnessed
his onslaught ca Their eataiies with q
feeling of fear for their supply. Howev-
er, a roguish lassia stepped up ard in
formed him that ''we have the best kind
of ice cream"
"Icc cIea,n, lave you. Well, guess
ice cream won't set well on my stou.ica
after eatin' all that truck. But It's all in
a COOL cause though, SIS, and I'll pay We
FOR few dishes End YOU may give them
to some of these soldiers that are up here
from the war"
And he paid her for six dishes OF the
cream. He then asked for his bill, and
was directed to one of the cashiers, to
whom he went and gave IS green
back.
"How much did you have, Sirl Did
You have oysters or ice creams'
swell, l guess cat good deal-had
no breakfast this no ming; and 1 liked
them oysters, and l guess went into
them pretty steep. the way the ladies
looked. But its catin' in good cause,
stranger. and l don't want no change"
Aud he walked away, leaving the Ia
dies perfectly satisfied with his conduct.
lie was raitman-one Of those rugged
fellows with capacious "stomicks," but
with hearts in rroportion.-Dubugue
Daily Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
A PROCLAMATION.

The vear That is drawing toward It's
close has been filed with the blessings Of
fruitful fields and heai,htuI skies. To
these bouuties, which are 50 continuity en-
iarcd thst we are prone 10 forget the
sources from which they come, others
have been added, which are Of 50 extra
ordinary nature that they cannot fail TO
rcrctra;e and soften even the heart
which is habi;ually iESensihle 10 the ever
wa,chful providence Of Almighty God.
In tie midst of p civil war Of unequal
ed magnitude aaa severity, which lias
sometimes seemed 20 invite aul provoke
,i,e aryessions os foreign States, peace
has been preserved with IL. nations. or
der las been maintained, tie laws have
Lcen respected and obeyed, and harmony
las prevailed everywhere, except in the
thca:cr Of military c,rfi.ct; While that
thca,cr has been greatly contracted hy
tie advancing arinils AID nayles of the
Union.
The needful diversion Of wealth ard
strength from tie feds Of peaceful in
,lustrv to tic pat;nra! defense, ha snoi ar
rested the pillow, the shuttle, or tie ship.
The axe las enlarged the borders q our
settlements, aud The mines, as well Of iron
end cosi rs the precious i.e:a.s, hayr
WELDED even more abundeGtIy than here
i..fore. Population has stoa liz increased,
Notwithstanding tue waste that las been
male in camp, the siege. and the baltic
field; aud the country, rejoicing IN the
Consciousness & augmented strength AMI
vigor. is permitted to expect n confirm
ance Of years, with a large increase Of
freedom.
10 human counsel hath devised. nor
hath any mortal hand worked cut those
great things. They are the gifts Of the
Most High God. who. while dealing with
us 10 anger for cur sins, ha:h neverthe
less remembered mercy.
Il las seemed TO me fit and proper
That they should be so'emnlv, reverentlv,
and grea;snliy acknowledged BY the
whole American people. | Go, there
fore. invite my fciiow-ciiizens in every
part of the United States. ami also those
Who are III STA anu tLooS WIZ t%t~ bioditi-
inc in foreign lands, 10 set apart aud OBJ
serve Tie last Thurs av of November
next as day o. Thanksgiving and prayer
IN our beneficent Father who dwclieth in
the heaven; and / recommend TO them
that, while Offering up the Inscriptions
Justly dae Him for such singular deliver
ance, and blessings, they GO also. with
humble pcnit enee for our
national perv rseness aud
disobedieuce, commend to His tender
care all those who have become widows,
orphans or sufferers in the lamentnb'c
civil strife in which we are unavoidably
engaged. and fcrventiv implore the inter
position Of the Almighty hand 70 heal
tire wounds of the nation, aud 20 restore
it. rs soon rs may be consistent with the
Divine purposes. 10 the full enjoyment of
peace, harmony. tranquility anl union.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunto
set nv hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington. this.
third day Of October. in the year of or
Lord 1868. aud of The independence of
the United States the e;-h;v-six;h.
A. LINCOLN.
Bv the President:
WM. IL. SEWARD. Sec'y Of State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

-Upnn the trial Of salt or divorce
based upon drunkenness one Of the Wit
nesscs was asked whether !.a had spoken
10 my Of the jury since tho trial com
mencad.
Yes, sis I spoke to Mr.. b
nointing to a jnryman With face as red
as n blood beet.
"What did YOU say 10 him9 n
Witness appeared reluc'ant to tell
The attorney insisted upon an answer.
"W eli, said the witness, Il told him
he lad pretty face to sit on jury to
decide lSheihcr man Was nh habituaI
drunnard."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

EE Patriotism ernenates from the
heart, fills the soul, infd:es itself into the
whole man, aad speaks and acts the
same language. Il friend of his country
in war. will feel speak and get Cor lis
country; revere lis country's cause and
hate his cauutry's enemies. America
wants no friend, acknowledges the fiIeIi-
ty ofno citizen, who, after war is declar-
cd, condemns the justice of her cause
and sympathizos with the enemy. All
such arc traitors III their hearts, Ste
phea 4. Douglas, 1uag Is. 1916.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

"Conscrvntism is CoPporhead;sm in
its Sunday clothes; the devil with hoof,
liz his iocts ard lis tail stuck in his
hreecLes; Indifferent whisky labeled EEK
tract Of sarsa o9ril!a;" Mrs. Potiphar
painted fer street promenade to entrap
the vcrdant 1t is as bad ~ ism IS tine
Internationally Nashville Union.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
vsyTy OF RTENG THE
ADyENsSTRA
From an Address before the National Union
Association of Cincinnati.
BY REV. CHAs C. ANEs.

Association OI CINCINNATI.
BY REV. CHAs C. AMEs.
Let us not delude ourselves with tie
distraciins and pernicious foolery which
teaches that the country is to be saved, in
some other vav than by cooperating
with tie existing administration in the
work of subduing the rahc.iion. There
must he unity of action: and we can have
no raryinm center for that unity except
the constitutional! authorities Of the coun-
trv. There must lie head and we can
have TO other head hut the nations
Chief Magistrate and Commander. An
army inus; i.iit uaier its general, who
ever lie may Le. or not ut all. There
can be disgrace IL surrender; there can
he bloody mating; bat there can he no
victory. cxcep; thr,agl cordial co-opera-
with those in authority, and loyal oJe'!i-
crcc 70 orders.
A,.I hall hat the President Of the
United States, rs Commander in clliof a:.
the arslies a;d ravicS Of the nation has
r:shifu! authority ever US all, and n
Jus, claim npon orr generous and hearty
support in lla fearful task which Proyi-
deaco nrd tic p"",,Ie heye assigned him.
Of restoring the national sovereignty over
the last s7na,c rncii Of the national do
main. When he l,!!el lis '-.ht hand,
AMI s,cinn!y swnre. before earth AZ"
heaven !iai he would preserve, rrotec;
and defend the Constitution of these
States, ne became tie representative of
Us all; he corstntei 10 cmbody in lis
sole person. tie highest mag;stracy N !
executive power of The natnu-tho CO,
lectcd sovereignty Of the Whole pee BE.
lie swcre flr Us, AMI on orr behalf; and
between rs and him is Il covenant &c Col.
to which We form party. Ii there IS
anv meaning in American citizenship, we
al stand pledged, Is al that is sacred IN
LOYALTY and in honor, 10 sustain him in
tue discharge Of lis public duties, anu in
tic administration q lis mighty trust.
The President Is no despot; lie %
si.irly public servant. But he is cloth
cd IN vast authority. not tie less: and this
authority, though ,cle.a;ed hy the peo-
pc for their own use and benefit, is ms
real rs flat 81 any anointcd and crowned
monarch; AMI is rs much more worthy
Of cur respect rs our POI u;ar govern
ment is 10 k;ng!y rule. D;srcspcc; 70 the
authority nf the President therefore. i.
ciisre,pec to the Constitutions Which crr-
ates his Office; it is also i.srcspcct to the
people who created that Constitution.
and who ieaiiirmed ]. il q G very act of
vo;irg Cor Pre- idcnt. We are not Iiv-
ins Together rs u mere debating club; we
constitute . gocernmeat, anl every 1T
temp. - abri,ige o. bring into con'emp
the r;@hffui powers al III s. who are
charged with executing tie fuue;' ols Or
that government, q 10 cmIarrass them
in the preservation and defense Of tlat
government, is IN oistnsc n-a;nst The
peace AMI dignity Of tie nation. which
shou', BE- branded as Infamous anl pun
ished rs crini"a!.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
9. z. y-aslilGEi2;s HAM IEs. x.
g.. Ea:J:s~r.

g.. Ea:Iaer.
.r;IAyE Eor VOTED For ANY
Ap1II- 0p WY H,fi IN ANY,
ARMY on NAVY AppPoP!A
TIuT SINCE riir ,iEETrNG IN
C0XGprSS ~ mn, .-uGr IT-Iv
1scI i.,g,r,.:.I.,, J...,,.a -,
% - ~
III. ry.r,.,,,.,o,.1 100 ,ot tI.;.t
rcun;.n -, cyr, T., .r..,,,,,.,.s,rI br 81.
60. H., c,c. = ,,o.c. I,o,:cr, 10,
trri,n n,av rr<nl;. E;Tr AT Any
RATE lie GOES FOR PEACE,
Pi;EIERRjNG EVEN StpERA
TfON 10 SUBJEGATI0N Or TX
TEEIIE ATiON.-I IUmi.gtoa, n
O., .youraa'.
II nro,.a>e to = = * rccocn;zc the OK
isterco Of sections rs iiy"d fact"
81 propose 10 c>t@h'>h FOUR instead
Of twn grar'! sections 81 The Uniou." -
Specie Feb. 90, 1861.
.Ihpp. SIR. ! am 10. n s nilarn ~. +,
ei,lier-ALTHOUGH THIS MOST
NHOLY AND TNCONSTITIT.
TIONAL CRUSADE AGAINST tho
SOUTH in tha y list &c THE EVA.
SION ARSON IvST2 GCrInV
AND sTPDF2 no WHICH SIZE
HAS EEEY E;IRIFcT onJ w;,,,
which She is still titroo.cuc1-r;t|, ,ho
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

AN old bachelor qeologist was once
Boosting that every rock was rs familiar
TO him rs the alphabet. A lady who
WIS present declared she knew of rock
of which he was iguorant. "Name it."
sud the Cyclops, in n rage. at is rock
the cradle" replied the lady.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

HEAR GEN. GRAST.-"I am no aboI-
itionist, 7 was never an anti slavery man,
but | try to jude everything honestly
and fairly. l am satisfied that the Forth
and South can never live together in
peace except rs one Nation and that
free nation"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

The amount of Postal currency nov
in circulation exceeds $4,000. 00O.-
The issue of new and improved frac-
tional currency by the Treasury Depart
ment to take place will begin next month.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

An officer who was INSPECTING his
company one morning, spied one private
whose shirt wns sadly begrimmed. "pat.
rick O'Flinn,' called on; the Cantoin =
''Here. yer honor" promptly responded
Patrick, with hnnd TO his cap. How
long do You wear n shirt r. thundeyed
the officer. 'TiDenty eight inches long,"
--e The reminder.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

EE VS. should read books, not to
quote from them, but to strengthen our
ln'eIlec's and suggest thoughts of our
own. We fatten a sheep with grass, not
to obtain crop of hay from his back,
but that he may feed us with mutton
and clothe us with wool.-is Selected.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

THE poet saws, "full may flower is
born to blush unseen"-and so is many
"a fair maiden, 50 far as our obseryato on
extends.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

&c Talking about letting the freed
negroes vote. loyal Texan declared
himself opposed to tie measure. ''for in
six months after you give negroes the
right to vote, half the Democratic politi-
clans in the country will go about
swearing that they have negro
blood in their veins"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

VOTE THE UNION TICKET.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April
FLOUR-Demand fell Of, closing nominal
Superfue s0@5 90; extra 00@6 10 ;
family to fancy 25@6 40.
WHiSKY-Market heavy at 43@43h, lat
ter rate for wagon
WHEAT-Demand limited, offerings light.
29@l 30 for prime to choice red, 800
50 tor prime Indiana or Ohio white, ara
3s@l 30 Tor prime to choice Kentucky
white.
C0RN-ofering liberal, market steady.
Ear at 64@65 in bulk shelled at 64(a65
in bulk and at 1908 including sacks.
OATS--Market remains dull demand light
We quote at 67@6s in bulk, at 18@7s in
cluding sacks.
RYE-Demand good, market firm al
9s@l 90 Tor prime samples on arrival
BARLEA--The Market remains dull
Prime tall at 60@l so; state spring, prime
to choice, at 50@l So
GRUCERIES--Market Grmer higher
sugar llf@l2i,, coffee 32@3i molasse'
| 5SG63
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
l. Court Oi Montgomery county, Ohio, we will offer AT
public sale at The door Of the Court House in the city
OF Dayton, on
Saturday, Aprl IL 1868,
At o'clock m Of said day, the following deserbed
real estate, situate In the city Of Dayton Ohio oNt
Lot numbered on the plat Of said CITY, three thousand
and my two l9Ob9l and ten 0) feet of the north side
OF lot three thousand and hhyone (S0sl) commencing
at the northwest corner Of said lot number three tbo
sand and hty two (3oj2) and running south on Stone
street ten O ee theme by parallel lines east 10 the
Miami canal said above described properly being The
Homestead and the dye house and hxttres thereto of
sad William Turner deceased,
The above premises were appraised ~ follows: Lot
No SOoz, with the ten (0 feet Oh lot No. SO5i being
the dye house with all the fixtures thereto and he
homestead Of said William Turner, deceased and on
the eanhi NJ hlh street crossing az S4bO0 said prop
erty may sell for tWo-thirds Of the appraised value
thereof.
Terms Of sale--One- third cash, one. third in ona
year and onethird In two years from the day of sale
with interest; the payments TO be secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
JAMES TURNER,
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Administrators Of William Turner, deeeased
J. II. BAGGOTr, Attorney. mal4wfa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON-

WASHINGTON, April 3-The Government
bas information that Eve powerful rams are
building for the rebels on the Mersey and
Thames.
The probabilities now are that though no
action will be taken at present under the law
authorizing the President to grant letters Of
marque and reprisAl, and that none will be
granted except in certain contingencies not
now regarded "a likely 70 arise
Ths question what the diplomatic or other
proceedings may be necessary to prevent
construction and sailing vessels of war and
blockade runners for rebels is still undeter.
mined
General schenck was 10 town to-day and
bad an interview with the PresidentAnd Secre-
tary Stanton who entirely approved his strin.
gent measures In treating rebels as traitors
Joseph Coleman a private Ia the rebel army
who was captured by Col Bakers men few
days since proves to be Captain. mum
Der Of very important letters wero found in
the Mail from Richmond which he had in
charge
II is ascertained in quarters entitled to
credit that the draft soon to be made is to iill
up all regiments now in the field decimsted
by casualties Of war to their proper standard
II is not yet known how many il will require
but probably near 200, 600 Drafted men will
be sent nj once 10 regiments where they viii
be taught military tactics on 6eld and not ia
camps Of instruction as has been proposed
TIE 7ist Indians regiment captured and pa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Reported for the Daily Empire
View York Market.
NEw YORK, April 1

NEw YORK, April
FLOUR-Recelpts 900 bbls; market
very quiet sales 0,00O bbls 9b@1 10
extra state Z 30@7 40 common to good
shipping brand r II. O..
WHEAT--Market. quiet, and very Grm.
l 42@l 63 Chicago spring 64@l &C Mil
waukee club 7O@l 73 winter red wes
tern.
C0RN-Firm aud quiet
OATS-s2@S7 common to prime
PORK-Qniet
LARD-Steady
DRESSED HOGS--Shads Grmer al I
al
WHISKY--Dull at 4GCG47
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

Henry CuppY, use of Samuel Galloway ys the CoopeT
Female Academy Montgomery Superior Cont
Case No. 1905,
llf urtue OF AZ order o sale made by the superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, Al the December
sale at the door Of the court House in the city Of Day
ton, on
Sdturi0y, APrI ~, 1858,
Az o'clock N Of said day, the following desc,ibad
real estate, to.w Situate In the city OF Dayton
gcmery county, Ohio, and known as lot uumbetec
cry county Ohio, on which 10 situate the b1ldlng
the Cooper Female Academy.
Appraised O0
And cannot sell for less than twohrds OF the aboy,
appTaisement. Terme--cahh.
GEORGE WO0AMAN Sheriff Mont coupty
ObLIE q CAHILL, Attorneys. maI3itwaW{e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
FROM POTOMAC ARMY.

HEADquARrERs ARMY or rHE PoToMAc,
April 4.
Force Of rebel cavalry is reported to be on
the Northern Neck in the vicinity Of King
George C II, engaged in seeing supplies and
enforcing the conscripton,
Ehemy last few days have displayed large
body of troops in the neighborhood o. fords
above Falmouth but the impression is this is
the only ruse TO conceslH retrogrAds move
ment
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rolled by rebels last fall has been exchanged
and will be ordered at once into active ser
vice
Special To World says our loss in Tuesday 9
skifmish at Drainsville is said TO be two Of.
hcers and seven men killed and loss oi 60
in killed wounded and prisoners.
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DAYTON, April
HARSHMANS FLoUR--Red wheat.
wholesale 6 25, retail + 75
WHEAT 30.
C0RN-40
0A1S-15@50
BARLEY 25@l rs.
RYE--90@l 90.
HAY-Timotby 70 00@is 90 per TIN
FLAX-SEED-3 90
WHISKY--44G44i
GR0CERIEs-Coffe 33s@36ai Sugar l34
@l44 Molasses 66@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75 Teas l 30&l so; Cheese
l5@l6, Rice 99@l0; Dried peaches ga o.
Dried apples 495 Beans 50@2 rs per bui
Butter 20@95 Eggs l0@l24