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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-26

CAIRO, Oct. A.-By the arrival of the
steamer Dickey we have Memphis dates to
the 22d.
A correspondent of the Bulletin writing
from Corinth on the 18th says: Corinth
anain assumes a lively martial aspect, the
streets being filled with with columns Of
troops.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad is
in running order from Oorirth to Bear
Greek.
Gen. Sherman and staff had left for the
front, and indications of active operations
were apparent -,
Gen. Ripley, Chief of Ordnance had paid
the Department flying visit
Gen. Dodge has returned from his leave
of absence and resumed command OF the
left wing of the 18th Army Corps.
Gen. Sweeney's command sent out in pur
suit of rebels from Lagrange, were expect
ed to return the next day.
The Third Michigan cavalry had return
ed from a successful scout, in which they
killed wounded and captured number OF
rebels.
Seventy. five thousand dollars worth OF
goods per month was allowed by trade reg
ulations to be taken there and sold.
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Rev. FRANKLIN MOORE, who some six or
eight years ago was stationed in the 4sh St.
N E. Church of this city, but who at pres
ant has charge of Old Trinity Church,
Philadelphia, preached a sermon in the for
psr Church last evening, to large eousre'
CATION. - '
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-26

ClGARETTEs.-TheU Commissioned of In
ternal Revenue has deided that cigarettes
are liable to a tax of three per cent ad
valorem, as a manufacture not otherwise
provided for.
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Nj. VIM. MCoY, for many years citizen
OF thi. place, died in Baltimore on Saturday
morning, after short illness. His remains
were brought to the city last evening, on
the four o'clock train. From the depot
they were conveyed to The residence OF Mr..
L. S. Delaplain, followed by large con,
course of citizens.
The deceased was for number OF years
Treasurer of the Wheeling Savings 1nstitu-
ton, which position he filled with satistao
ton o,all and credit to himself He was
known by most Of our citizens, and none
knew lin but admired his manliness of char
aeter. He was kind and generous to fault,
and will long be missed by a circle of admir-
ing friends.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 25.-No news of impor
lance from Chattanooga. Hooker's force
has crossed the Tennessee river and was re-
ported fighting yesterday. The telegraph
was cut this morning, but is now working.
The river is rising with FIVE feet on the
shoals. Nc arrivals by the river.
Rosecrans left for Cincinnati at noon.
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The New FRACTIONAL CURRENcY.-Some
of the new fractional currency has found its
way to this city. The whole of it is.aoout
the size of the present fifty cent notes, and
the reverse of the paper is corrugated in
veins, which it is alleged cannot be counter,
fsitsd. The printing is all black, and on
the face surrounding medallion head Of
Washington is ring of bronze, which it is
said will prevent the thu possibility of pho
tographing it. The face of the paper is very
smooth, and it seems to possess consider
able strength. In appearance, it is much
better than that on which the present frac-
tional currency is printed. 1t will be some
time before the old stock can Do withdrawn
and replaced with the new issue.
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The Draft i'm New Jersey.

TRESToN, n. j., Oct. 24.-Tbe draft in
this State, which was ordered for the 10Th
inst, is postponed to January next The
whole or part may b, made up in the mean
time by volunteering.
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ABOUT fifteen Federal stragglers were
brought to the city and confined in the
Atheneum on Saturday.
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WESLEY PORTER, said to be resident OF
Bridgeport, o., but who spends most of his
time in the Wheeling jail, was again sent up
on Saturday, for disordsriy conduct
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-26

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-Gov. Yates, of H.,
issued proclamation for volunteers n1der
the Presidents last call.
The weather continues quite cold. The
snow of Thursday last has not yet disap'
peared.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-Gov. Tod announc-
Is that there will be ne draft in Ohio on
Wednesday, the quota being filled BY vol
unteers.
Gen. Rosscrans will arrive here to NOR
row when public reception will DO given
him.
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JOHN BuRE was arraigned before Aid.
Robertson, on Saturday for disorderly con-
duct, and fined one dollar and costs,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS AccIpENr.-Op Saturday even.
ing about half past eight o'clock, Mr.. John
Smith met with sad accident, by falling
from q porch attached to the furniture es'
Enlistment of Mrs. Cunningham, on Main
street. 1t appears Mr.. S. was standing on
the small porch in the rear Of the building
and while leisurely reclining, the railing
gave way, and he was precipitated into the
yard, some forty or fifty feet below. He
was Immediately taken up and conveyed to
the hospital in North Wheeling, where his
wounds were dressed by DR.. Frissell, One
Of his legs was broken, his nose and face
badly b, used, and his arm slightly injured.
1t was feared he had been internally injur-
ed. He now lies in critical condition, well
attended by his friends, who administer to
ms wants with motherly devotion.
Mr.. Smith has for many years been an
employee in the furniture establishment,
and had just returned on Saturday morning
from Bermuda Island, where he had been
paying his brother visit.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 24-Hurlbut's scouts re-
port Loring at Grenada, who is watching
the expected advance of McPherson's forces
from Vicksburg. Adams is guarding the
Jackson & Meridian and the Mobile Ohio
Railroads against the expected raids. There
are no troops at Altoona, all having gone
to Join Wheeler, Stephen d. Lee, Roddy and
Forrest The latter are in Sherman's i'm
mediate advance, tearing up Railroad and
Telegraph. The former are reported south
of the Tennessee river, between Tuscumbia
and Decatur, and are said to be 10000
strong. Osterhaus's division which is in
the advance had another severe fight yes
terday, losing Col. Lorsnz, of the Goth Iowa
and seven men killed and twenty wounded.
Sherman's hospital depot is at Iuka.
Chalmer is reported south of the ITALIA
hatchie river recruiting for another raid on
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Jeff. Davis reviewed Bragg's troops on
the 18th and 18th instant. Southern pa
pers of the 10th state that Bragg draws
one hundred and eighty thousand ratioDs.
This is thought to be for the purpose OF a
balance of Longstrest's corps which had
arrived from Virginia. Heavy rnins fell
here to day.
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VI. RHrIMsTRoM will open this morning
another lot of fine Furs and Cloaks.
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Gov. Curtin's Majority 1880.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct PA Harrisburg
special 10 the Bulletin states that all.ths
counties have been heard from officially
Gov. Curtin's majority Is is. 2se.
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HENRY K.LIsT e.
JOHN LIST.
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MAXWELL, CAMPBELL \ Jingle

MAXWELL, CAMPBELL Y Jingle
Wholesale GrOcecs
No. So Main Street,
WHEELING, WEST Va,
f;ave ia Store and Arriving
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FARM AND REsIDEaCE FOR SALE

1 Off.-.. Tor SAFE my farm AMI res dence. located
l Il miles igpm Lafayette, the county seat Of Val
kcr Co Ga. and i miles irO. tie u Is A. Eaiigcad
There t:ce hundred ac!cs hundred aud forty
cleared fenced ard ready tor Iir.ing, tie b.larce
sre.i timber d. T.e.e 3 neat fIun,i dwelling with
rooms. ani eJ.i houses complete. The Tara
iIr--c framed building HIth good raHTi... .ear
= he'd for d:i~us T':as,cV af. Gotten aiu. The
,,a,ies irared irialIn-s. with COW aud
sheep shef- T,.i,=tc Az. IN g1ai repair. There is
a good vegetable ga, 4I,l fine orchard al choice
epp.,.S. ra1che, ..ac prs, with chocc variety %;
:r;f-s Ne. The liacc well waiersi with s,srry anu
well. ef.;,' loca.,d- The location l. ealthi
can H. iouad al; where Any one wishing furfl,ei
!ehia-irs =. ". ri SELL.
Lafayette Ia.
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I4ACHIEERY Fur SALE:

WI l. eli Al ofjv..te sfle 80 L1tse p4cl In
one :nd boiler. h y ,sy Saw .'.j ali the apiu
t.ranocs thereto benrcia. Also ID inch Cncu-
~ Sar with irons a..a''r & gctler with Of
>na.tfng. and r-!i'cys O"c E.p Saw. GG;"f saw.
IS ina ces,iu.. s.. JOSIAH FISHER.
Tc5iu & thattUpoEa Team.
CO -er1 Reporter u weel.-. srd s,ad bi.. to
-i,i 81
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'F ''..' c''
.'.-st.,.~'f.
..s--'.t. Is ~e..-..5 .z@'.'a'
~,'-.i-, ou, =.
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..
49,.
49,,
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49,. hi. ~
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49,: - : 80
.h.. 49,, a.a ,;.aIac.t - -
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TOBACCO.

HAVE sfd viii e.wayt teep o. IN.
4 an.un, ~.l. ..ssor;c.i saOck 4; Va. .
4 ot4-cncr. 81! az So - are alact-, Nhlth ~
saie t. retailer - sl.ti,is. ~ q los T. he. -
Cd stand, opposite tht F,e>!iyici.an huiSs ~
Jany. .7--ni- ''hN
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$50 REWARD.

ID ASAwAI iioIn tie subscriber n.ar Tr.n'cn
II naae county Ga. oE tn llia day OF Fepv
6rsi nv NEGRO ~ named Jrr.y. said boy Is al o.
: feet niche, lgh. - gls l5e ibs. high cheek
bones ,hica lius. color. very black. ! will pay Sc
f., the = Or. aen-IIa and delivery OF said boy 10 a..
og l,Isei il iIen,ii Jail. that get him. and said
boy j. caught wii'srs, the limits Of aid coan;y. nd
de ivcrcd or odgol ir ia 81 hat gc: lin -
wi!i pay tify lo 10: y. BRDCh.
!-blg-ll.
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED
INFORMATION vAvrvr

EDiTos er Ri'rfi:-W III you ,ssase n,k q, -.
may .ca se1s III ShC.pa h0ui- ID isiur = p, - -
iicua.;s ~ dead. II Cfpo=nl r1Ea t'.l-i rirs..i
Company "a, ttih Regiment Aislaaaa Nr.r,r,a,-
@-i IA ii-rce. s. bc1. - ...l f4, =. :
-'"~fr'r wounded - 'he tl;' e. .tf. ;sia.., :, :
- -.''- =. - $3.50 , sna '-.-s go t3,r,
Wy his Distressed n 'ate I, t'.-f g. - -- ii
is.'so.ne.y lhta;eg. saoi.s 3. a ISIS. =.
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faah .T .IEi i.i>---A gentleman W IS .a -
poets reliable, and who i-ii New o. ai-i. or
WedGe-'liy tth ms. bri T. interesting . j.
..cn~r .rDG tIst cit TIE Federal vessel in,Ll, "a
can "a? 20 III c:ty bad. riid!ei. II l. SUPPRESSED
iae damage inflicted upon .eF ~ Confederate
y:aryr.cl~ Ten ~. IT, pilot i. lie Fedora. o
ding - i.,,ir1n confined in III Custom l. -.
eyed tiesetefy ~ pe uniting :ro Cot.. '.t..;o
- .ilsts r.sg IT.. Bin, SiG, Gnd H.. IA
;yso s,;l'a.eis i--... =" faal"c '.gc'. %. ,.s--
.,,,i s.A- SET; hasc after .'-e V,-sei' ,,cs
-. = ago. i.r = .: he hal bon I'D
enc ii1udicu 81 i.ty Federal Of ci4 '.4. a., -fsd
" Nee. t1-ieai.S sixty 1T thcia were '0 . IA
.i.c Custom iols tpr -!eyalty- i. ! ''r' igt;.
oru.a a:.of.- 80 .1c men =. -e'' -,-t the Fed
t.a.- lretsa4i: :" ,virl'c i- a, Eaton :. ne,
b. -,-.; 90 ans ASA.
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BLuE srouNr.Iy s. ROME +, r.

.svAEll., H. b-.h la Division. at the Ilns
u s'.A al R' l Ee't 81 ,i, mi' ; "a, "a
..c t..- mu aa- -e,en ile!i"s thick
AL. .,... . r.. al sra.- ID. h. save ! or cut
,,aa.r .: l.; I'D 80. lived 1870 les ha'l.e,i
aud ptyi cise.e / lt.ad ''t'' a; i.c Ite 81 d.
~ ~ .. ,r,,., preferred. H. r3.ati,r
at ak. -.,l ....,sl ',.-s.5 he-t' Wi alb i@ i"
H.. la..~ ....-.r.. tll LIS. .u. f..
MI =. se..,y,. -. zoal--
Aadras this ofa o. Fly t. ~ "i,1,a1t I1nfe''
aici EnginccT. .
'Ja,lsenvy.e A.. r.a. Il. in,I
WANTED sgeL ,EoRERs
mo-. ihc co,.-,r,,c oo Of The Zinc M"uafa.a All
/ 4.c..,- i;a.lrund
TIL, work - beia: Gone ~ an appropriation OF ihr
t;oven,e,I; .Gl l. esirab!e - hasten the SAM
l. J. tn mos nteirt a any work III the country
and tn locati"a heaithr
WI! find this AT. position. a'.d ifoi' riSt' '~c"e
'fofs"< Of ri"iaeits , w = ,r1,,woBrH c:,icr t:
Jacksonville AZ. Rb. H.
.l,3CItASlCS.
- Ant i.i..as i.atery. 70 Carpca.cT9. II fef Fi'c
I -, .nal. az * well. t. wo;k upsn the BfiG--
rs .s-... cr,ss ties. i'cpc: baiidine,. 49, Go@'i
wi be paid. -Il2se haTing good az VI! 70
Foreman ir Mount "a ~ e. llr Hal.:.a e;,iee -
'h:et Easiaee'.
T0EAn.Trt45 CceTnsCTcE'-To EE LET.
I'm. +. a i1, NJ ess-y onj Bri'rirr .. tlis-
I,e.@-scr :. ',.8avi - Al tir0; GA Stale Lane.
The tor the II roit ':-at er-s a.. neat, aa
.. !. ca-fi, ,e cas- ae l-o.s lie siles
Grts..er l.asine.es a. !. & Mountain AID i ~ Of.
la: - t. wi iaa - a.'i,..sr4 - IN INST
Iet2l-' go. -" bi-wot:Th. Chiei Eng.
jacksonville Ala
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b. The Yankees pay heavy duty GA every
article OF merchandise from Eurore. Immense
clrcocs for the Souti. run the bloc;a'!, ally.
withou any duty save that which the Son;h
en- merchants owe Ia Their c"uIiirXa1en y" 10
! their goods as cheap possible
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CITY PROPERTY .or Sale.

City Property !oE Sele.
III - .olses al .a.a d: ecy OF iD,t:ao0ga
/ ~ f4ic ~
tshi"r J. Il; Wa
New Bacon and Salti
A Few iuna.cs pounds family oricl nlcGn. III
= sac.s VIZ nm salt icr sa,c i,y
.st,a-tf :. II. i LIZ.
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TIE DAILY nFDTT..

1s- rerssns ordering TaC T., ..
Please Lear n n.ii' tAa' us uot t,-.r. -.. So.
ihe shinF!as:eiS f-n.d-hy 70 'I-'e.
Companies, noI IL &c '-..ri D .....t.
Nlt's rs-iy az o'-eai.-'r. Neit!.s
take I" ftiurn sA.:.s,tei- -yri ,.. ..cr ~ 49, -
IA ut this :st.ce.
81 fe:aonS receiving late No.th.ra nly:;,, ger
VII greatly ob!.+e hy- toe ne. i.e:.. thc get
~rfi tIK'"f}. - y fsrd+ t.s- the 49, iaisHi
-.r-n iI|a- the eHey- .n,i - l.-s.at
vice. " "S the disseminate "a 81 s:rh informant.
'.'. T-;' 90 -ccotapl,s should cat Z" TIE To- ga
. tt".e along tie .r5,; Ene H. = 3d.. Ter
l--~se. the v.lr hat farKer iuurnai>- We s.r
Wiling : 49, e~-.- .. t..~ra- literally .~' mn
&c ~r ~t-,. to ..nr'a, -l.ai -r.r'.is-.
ri'rh. 90 .s'i-rl' f'Hs.. ...r '.'... -.ss-
- nr..T pe.,-,-s,,-I- -s..'a'.su.
THURSDAY. NoEHINs., FEB. -. Us.
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500 REWARD.
NcDA.II.r. 49, i:tisI.
NcHEURG, VIRGINIA,
Sen ERA.
1yIITSAI0N HENrN y =.

Al aceuir;o. the SAFE 81
s. D-'c.Es Sugar cri = !. .-cs,
Aasula .tpr,-d q. , -r king Tel aceo
- .- ..l-. s.'e' .s. = hei - leiE- tiss
..... ., tie ~tl... y..Ih efr-t ads -.
,lre'. % -'- ..-. % i-'.r - nc..ii'.-.
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-. ATClsoH AID
G. =. Ig,.


So 4t- -f-- sac. -
49,. i.....l Led haze ..s. a., i 4 ..seise- i.-.,
a. f-'.aeg III ,'r - tn &. g, -..s =. So 9
~ H., purpose q contnc;.7- cr-.s@l frCTlos
= = COMMISSION / -. -. Al. i.ave ,-.ts.
that l'r-e s-i "a -lrs' .-i....i =, - ws..s
i.gI.cs.Lu.s. Va -ie 30 -'''.ed b. la. = ns,i,
%. go g. ~ - e. =. - -, :.
reads g. recci :. 3 --r = liEls .. i a.
AID a-si.oa s-4',s- a. -i.eos,i III. IT. a. H..
~ sg.-r-l g-- =. es" g. -. - -.
Coz ,.rG oiA-. Gr, euys Dsle .t-.Y- "a G. 4
rcs Cd a.! grad. W0a.e. "a d.. g. ssucs az
i.C-.tl. 81 J ~ o,lCs roois usus'i Il Iu- sah
2 tler frs Arctioa -.il isEe place >. ~ cars q
a tec- 81. "a w-ti Lue io.lce, with cxtssessr
llcy respec; :i.iY ,e!sr 20 the ,ier hsn. an. rr,
re- 'al - ltic.-o.a 3. rt;c,~bGrg, Bsas4r and tn.
rl.ics ~ t,e south. Whose IL aui oc-,Je--;i,
al he G.ls appreciated.
JAs. J. SIOII:
., z, q .tn firm o, Jtln 7. naris 3 c.
HEM. Z. i.oCOcK'
WN. II. + i.RisHl
h..nte-s 81 tn FIN =. S7rots fsr'.-
Tie co4c.rn q BOcack < I.niA. 4. E..sAe
'ct MI! ,sl-.ti'i''a q. the ia s'sna.sus.l.
" .oels-Ssn EoCocK SrAHRhe
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Tot and .Ra.lroad Stock for SEE

- Ni-e e = .Ccrco Of he Chrr,e.y q "; u asi
~ aaooEa made g: ;he ia,,-or r. ~ 1855. IN Ia
case q. Jo4I-t- 1iass agsills; John IS. Whsh sss
the premises Il; pubic o,i..~v a al. A.t svrs-
men Ia ciaa.t, without cdenF. .oa tie te!iost.s
srfited !oi az lind. iy.r. W..A ,'e corporate w.
% the city o! Chat.auocrn. ,pwit Perrnirs
= = standing Ga line % '-ci ACl.h 20 tsg. -
from the beginning u I5r 4,.' t.s,, q. - q
by her Force 20 no. a.i'ah aidlcy; ..rnc. Z n ~
i'll. ;.ence -. 20 q e.. W. 80 ict ih..e~ ,. Z
deg. w 20 feet 10 t'ir teginnin~.
~isi ALSO seli 1T q corr. l,onre -door ~ o. II
OF ChaHanooss, ~ tbI Oltc.y or the a. ne - q
n crea. of six ,n-!.;hs etltraf ;h.., e. 4 -,a<t u
Will Valley Railroad.
Bonds with Approve ..aarlty Wi l., I.-xa@s 4
-, ls'.-chss -nn,.sv. M cT, ~ IN.
..ai-iw tTtDI
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8. 6 rk1hfG :
NJ United a. y ;, ,he .t...y Gshas..i. !
Ms roosa she I'd 60 c;sb ssh and.
49, seNssy s0nUU0e by an 1l(lng Jcl (ee q the
s ace .r TIE eoasey q Hain:ltcr Tenn. The lY:h
Q; DECEMBER. 1scs.a negro boy calling Vi. na.ae
JOHN. and says he belongs 10 Wsr Jr,.y a. New
sti, eoy l. back. 20 years Cd. Ic; 81 iath,.
thigh Tie Swi'E = requested l. come ,Utusr.r
rici ,'y. icy Il ages .ni i. Ike I'm Cal at iss
'ics3" -ei-----sz J. q. =SW Am
500 REWARD.
VIII. risc me hund,ed dollars for the s,,,,.,Aea
s..,l Il negro boy named Andgew: a,,ou; /. f.e,
c,tt ~ ,i,e inc les high. very blank VIM y,rirh
.,, loo l:o pounds, and sesy .soss: lad on xscn
lc e.' bro"n colorcd coat bark eo.ored % jazz.
, and, black ha. rather e!ow of sI,ecch tosesas!y
..ay, heard. lie LETT my house in the sab Siyu ds
...S, ~ hamilton county. in this Stale, eight uaies
.s,-, iya~iiSon on the road lending Trim Wsrrssr~
I ,,o4.-c Tui.n. the night OF thu I'D January
,S:s nj !, suppose. To- be making hs LAY e.. i.ea
f,. y or for the iir,s of The Federal Governments.
Tie ,vc reward va! be gwen cs hs sake de.seIy Il
49, 81 confinement ia some jail - that can e. i.nr
NJ Post Office is Harrison, Tenn. WY. SNOW.
t'cif wv
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THURSDAY. NoEHIN... FEB. -. Us.
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New Eaca. and Sal :
Confederate Chairs.
VIRGINIA SALT

II, zi.S spill. bo;toy, Chas,,. e. e5'a E
~ tebi9-u J. ~. w.z.IY.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
@apor's 43rurIamqtiOn.
Mayors Proclamation.

TINO all persons engaged n selling Intoxicating q-
L uors by retail 10 the city OF Dayton
The city Council, on The -sill day Of September
1863, by resolution recommended that The Mayor
issue Proclamation requesting all persons engaged
m selling Intoxicating liquofsAs beverage, by retail
TO suspend said business and keep closed their
pective houses on Tuesday next, the 18th instant,
!, therefore, W. "A. GILLESPIE Mayor OF said
city Of Dayton, heartily approving Of SAID resoluton
and URGING all persops engaged 10 selling BY rcta
sprituous or malt liquors a beverage 10 refrain
therelfom and keep closed their respective saloons,
restaurants, 8c., on tuesday next the u IA luSiant
between the hours Of ak O'Clock m aad six o'coek
y m Il being The day Of the annual election, that
disorder aud violence may as much Az possible be-
avoided, and that the peace and good Older ai the
city may he fully maintained
oosds W. ii. GILl.EsPlE, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-12
Mechanics and Laborers Attention.

Mechanics and Laborers Attention.
II has been brought TO the notice of gentle
men in charge of Democratic interest in this
campaign, that certain merchants and manu-.
facturers of this city are attempting to coerce
the sentiment of laborers and others in their
employ by threatening to discharge them
unless they vote according to the sentiments
of their employers.
Now but one word Vote to suit yourselves
men. When you hire out your skill and
muscle, you do not sell your principles
This article is written for the purpose of max
ing this request
That If any Democratic voter is discarged
from his employment in consequence of his
political sentiments, or threatened with dis.
charge on that account, he will Immediately
report himself at this office and give us the
facts Of the case, that we may publish the
employer, through means now in our power,
all over the land among Democrats.
Let all understand that every man shall
vote as he pleases and that any attempt to
coerce Democratic voters, will be followed BY
an entire withdrawal Of Democratic patron.
age, without which few can subsist
The Democracy of this county are fully
prepared aud able, by means of perfect local
organization, to pursue this course, il neces.
sary for mutual protection. There are men
10 this city among those who are adopting
that policy, who cannot continue IN business
long, after Democrats of this county refuse
to buy their wares or sell them. produce in
return, The remedy for threats, is prosecu.
ton under the statute. Where the threat is
not made, but the act done, the remedy is
social merely and as above mentioned
Democratic farmers please pay attention tC
that and enquire when you wish to sell ths
which has market price, who they are who
would thus rob the poor and dependent o
his dearest liberty-beeause Il is the prolec
ton Of all other rights-the right Of suffrage
"Thon shalt not muzzle- the mouth OF lhl
OK, that treadelh out the grain"