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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
NOTICE

A MEETING OF the shareholders of the uD,vto,
n Matery1et Valley & Xenia 1u. nplke Company .
WA be held on saturday March Zs 1865 at f6e
WagOnmskers shop IN Wateryliet Shaker YUlage1
on tne line Of the road OF said Company IN the ,oun
" Of Montgomery at o'clock p IN of said dav Ia
ueterhhe upon rue hisis lor assessing the share
holders Of sEd Company to meet the fndehtednas.
oi sad Company, anu iUr the time or times tor the
payH ent oI the amount assessed against each ind,
udual or corporation. By order o the Board of I,
reGlors DAVID HAWkER, President.
Jun" Ns hONNhht secretary. feIgwu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
lhePortsd for the Daily Empire. J
New York Market.

NEW YORK, March II,
FL0UR-Receipts 900 bbls market
lO@l5c lower; sales 100000 bbls l5@7 IS
extra state; 65@7 IS common to good
shipping brand R h. o.
WHEAT-Dull, nominally l@2c lower
| 40@l 81 Chicago spring | 6i6l 65 Nil.
waukee club; fl@i 76 winter red wes.
tern.
CoRN-Market dull, &c lower at s26g4
sound, s2@9l unsound mixed western.
OATs-~Market quiet at sO@s2 com
mon to prime
LARD--Less firm at l0aal2.
DRESSED HOGS--Shade frmer at 7
OF -
WHISKY-Dull, lower at 465@4ss.
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Dayton Market.

DAYTos, March II.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 6 25, retail 75
WHEAT 20.
CORN--40
OATS-46@60
BARLEY-1 26@l 20.
RYE--9O@I co. E.iUG,ae.
HAY-Timothy IL OO@l2 90 per Ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 90. y.
WHISKY--45@45. tttf
GRoCERIES-Coffee 93a@969; Sugar 81
OLA; Molasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@75 Teas I 30@1 so; Cheese
l23@l8; Rice s@s1; Dried peaches SOLO;
Dried apples 4t95; Beans 50@2 IS per bu;
Butter 20@95 Eggs lO@l2a
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FARM FOR SALE.

NhE subscriber offers for sale his place l,,o,gn III
a ths "Joseph b. White Farm" Ii rs located Ten
S ailes som Dayton and south OF Centreyille on ne
sprlngDorongh pike; contains rs acres, 40 o wb,cS
~ ma sslsG y IN good farming order; bottom and see
S p9s.on, And 70 suitable Tor wheat, corn osts To-
the place. - VV"' 'uuiiuinks' are on
He also wishes to sell his dwelling hons. s,,,,.,.
at No ~ Walnut street in this eity A's' s''uA'su
,.;il va . aeslnng 20 purchase Arm OF dwena
W. ~ "sl a 70 can a. the Clothing Store OF william
fel9dAWu rr ma NH, ~.
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OINCINNATI yENEREAL HOSPITAL

Al
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR the CURE oF PRIVATE pIsEAsEs
And under the conuol Of 40 Of the most Eninon,
L. .".I III FhyAcianb Ia the world, Ifl
lh, Il. bONAPAklla from London and PARIS
~ h05Plals and iof the past ten years OF the tIn
HlhiHu T seheteA Hospital ana Dr. h. B. REYNOII ms
late OF New York. Tins ~ the only office in the
@ @Thefe a permanentclre orPuvale Diseases can ~
det enn ,ao4. ai @ tie rse g mercury or change OF
lh > 70 !" dNYsi etricUrescred In ITO weeks: NO.
SuStlT @ hll lsslon7 stopped n to days. Seminal
Weaknes cured IN tor wseks; Syphihsinifs ,,r1r
~ stages cured IN Gay secondary syunntnInI a.,
70 s, |eeks Sng Diseases uured m Ito weeks; i'm
potency, Yigor Restored to weeks All diss.s ~
male or female. .r-t. ~ -, f'1""''eH 9uVcessi
Dr h95halare gpat crR on private diseases, the
enae, oG and Youn.s, shouidread ms bool IF %
cens s nose %h" groPe in darkness Price Is
Dr. bonaparte's frtnch Patent Male SAT-. I, :.
petiecty safe, aud never asto go AHuslaction is
ie pr5o oly sas anu cure lreyentye against disease
rrice OF the fren.h Patent Male safe 81 tbe si,,,
one % per half dozen, a. per dozen seSt L. ais'e
60 -Maaame LUzrEi9s Female Mostbs tiiis insii, !.
sa1 ala reliable temeqy tor suPpressons and ali e'
pregnancy, AS they Wll produce miscsrrlsaa etAins
s.1 ~ per oo1-eF'ra tine S5sept to any address bv
Drs, b. r. are tie men TO consult. tLav sr. 49,,
9uesnonaby acknowledged to be the ehain5Iohs and
anks o V hereal diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from the old world; thsy
nave been accustomed from an early age of yonth ~
Wthess lhe various dlseasea which afhct tnanLlnJ
~ ana 70 hach Tie progress through a long esreer n,
ptOJsslonsl s'yaD lneyery sphere of hie rom the
huplple aboqe 81 poverty tsihe1nansIon OF tbe ,ys
wy NY ahu havl'g tscertane bey ond doubt lie vsst
suneil.B ~ -IuinlIty, tsy determined TO select ths
sqnei~lYe srtem asthfIr particular st1ds and 70 IA
No.e lher Wuoe 10 the ALIENATION or ne i
sssss oi .nesei eitupoItauttnnOuons No leltsrsSy ia
ahsmeIeu ohIe-F lheyc0ntaln remittance or a n,sr
age stamp. tali Or aadn "a y 2 I -fI0tF Po''
No ,s,s, irs boSApARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
NO. ioS Sycamore so. eel, between Ftl 4 ssh aa.t
SIDE, Clncihuati, ONO. '' '''s'
Once houly romGA.M. togPM los
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SHERIFFS SALE


.PeEerseshnepP Montgomery Superior Court.
Phillip sshnepp. ct al. Case No. l7s7
DUHSUA NJ TO the command Of an order of sale l.,
J. me directed, from the Superior Court Of Mont'
gomeTy County OHIO, will offer Public sale nj the
door Oi the Court II Ouse in the City of Dayton on
satardag, March 2S, 1868, ,
Attw0 o'clock OF said day The following described
real estate TO WIT part OF subdivision OfsSty acres oi
land, owned 10y Phillip Schnepp's heirs situated in m a
east part Of the northeast quarter OF secuon y
IoHn !, range u NJ, II. 5, snbdiUded as follows;
LOT NO. 5-beglnnng on the line OF said tract
'hehceh "a G, lI.4o chains to corner OF Lot No /
thence sO19 us chains; thence IOI6 W II o
chansi thence ~ 6OS chains thence II se% "
d,bo chains TO beginning there is fifteen feetE re
served ior road on the notth and east line of ths
Lot No. ), containing 1851 acres '
Also LOT NO. 4, Beginning at the south west cor
ner VI sara tract thence "a, l4.76 chains thence
Sey12i l.be chains thence IS, IL. 40 chains
thehce ~ 5lI chalns thence s94, 4sO CHAINS
10 beginning there is fifteen feet reserved for rnad
on the norm line ofths Lot No. four poles nom
the north east corner Containing s.eG acres
LOT NO d beginnlng at the south east corner of ot
No. thence Y e917, " 100 chains thence . IL ~
IL " ceansi thence TO- 3l7 CHAINS thence sg5I
liVo chains 70 the east line Of said section; thence
q O. ltd9 chains to beginning; there is fheen tSet
reserved for road on the nortn line of this Int NJ
., containing 1897 acres, more or less
All IN van buFen township, Montgomery rnunty
ONO, 9nd have been appraised as follows
Lot No. s. containing 10 67lOp acres at S45 per acr,
4, % 66-lOd = m FF"'P'
Q, - 10 6T-lOO * =.
And cannot sell for less than Of the above
inens' Terms q cash, 70 In one year and tha ha1.
aee 70 TWO years from day Of sale the deferred nay
iaents % bear interest and 70 be secured hy NOR
gage onthe premises ~ '''V''-
GEORGE woGABlAN, shenn.
----,,-; : - ~ wv, nv. 70. it2Swts
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
MALTBY CO.'S OYSTERS
AT THE OLD PRICEs.

No, 300 THIRD sTREEr, DAYTON ON

no. 900 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
A RE daily receiving Aiaitby a Co a Oysters direct
"A nom baltinore--the bost quality ia the market
winch they are now able 70 sell az the OLD PRICES
Notwithstanding the rise ia pnce In the East
No. One, Select anf Double Select, are warranted
superior to any Others brought vest. Try them and
prove Il
Ihey also keep constantly hand the test articles
TO le found In he Confectionery line, such as
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, Raisins,
Nuts, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine Ci-
gaIs, Tobaccos OF different brands, and all ar
tieles id season.
They keep the best stock TO be had and they sell
As low as the lowest. For the best oysters, and all
articles in the Confectionery line, call at
$50 PAYNE a HATFIELD,
ueSid4N 800 Third street.
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Reported for the Daily Emplre.l
New York Stock Market.

New YoRK, March IL.
SToCKS-Iregular, generally lower !;
money at 6(S7i Sterling Exchange at l 100;
American Gold at So; United States
skies III coupons 02, registered O04, Treas
sury 3-lO 063, Demand notes 6l4, one
year certificates 99S, United States fyes IA
coupons 95t, California sevens 80.
GROCERIES--Quist, firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

M SCHNEfDER has removed his Gun Store and
u1. shop from his old stand in the Ohio Block, sd
street 20 NO lOs Main street, opposite the Market,
ment Of Double and single Barrel shot GUNS. Rifles;
ColPa, Towers, Aliens, smith Wesson's s. and otheI
hevolVerR aud Piatosi Bowie and Pocket Knives al
hnds o. Sporting Apparatusi Gun Barrels and mate.
rial Powder and shot etc. 7l''T - '''1T''
We have laat reesiged, besides other Guns, a new
and superior article OF American Hinple barrel ho,
Snn the Uest Of the llnain Mafbet
n6te ~ sCHNEIDER A SON.
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III u a. ID ca III "A r Il "a "a s
sd sims FoR taoa
ProGace and Provisions

IANob W. HElDLER, "Monteomery Ho,sa -
Sosasr I2e o. the old Exeelsiar Daiiy Alart
@ AMY receiving and Keeps tor sale F Fs n n
BhiiD ~ NJ MhAIh, PuULTRH, PROnUrE hi VEGETtap sst,p y
~, bLIs lkulIs, GAME in season. and All the ed,bles
Z ns' ne snn soleel ifom the four points bf tlee ,,
'ls Psste, M may be had atthe Excslaor Marked - ~
~ Ju lhel y deieHnined 70 plea = the ph blIc ai .
tablishment. ""9 "'nef similar es'
Call and see hun. a Ali t@ blepAaed to pleo.e
- - 80 ' wy m lalid0m
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NOllICIA.

A ~ persons knowng illeInselves ipdebtAdt, a, n !
on n. .; chandler 29O Third street 10 STARE ssa
nssd iooES ~ mn sse hept Hnd settle the sane. ana IL
ests eo,s,as ,Vass' ana nkeHiae anxious TO have my
.r. -u.s tH.l. ..l..aHt ~ f.r'l ann
..i i..H0. .rln ..aaalui.si adl ai
luU H.HH 90 NHI
-8l
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LATER

CoxooRD, N. H., March TO- ll.30 P M
Returns from about two-thrds of the State in
dicate that the Legislature will be largely Re
publican, but that there has been no choice OF
Governor by the people, and that the three
Republican members of Congress have been
elected, although there is some doubt about
the first One hundred towns foot up Gilmore
l6,64g, Eastman Is, 903, Hartman, 1850
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DIR. S. +. COMPTON

iSsssaxrsa. NJoULD call apecal .r-r-z,,..
AdsrtR w attention 10 his plan a.(lt,tftf
uIllYYVH Band style Of making arti. uIBytas1 -
-A-AS hcial teeth, which for use, -LLIIY
beauty, ana durability excels everything else made y
the profession. The vucanzed rubber work he has
greatly improved, by setting the teeth and making
gums TO suit each case which renders them far more
beautiful, than teeth made IN the common moulds al
the teeth manuiactory, which IA the kind IN general
use These he makes for those wishing cheap cent.
isry, or temporary teeth. But teeth put on patina
plate with continuous gums, he warrant 10 be the
purest heathes and every respect far superior 70
anything made, and used as substitutes for natural
teetn. Having had more than eleven years expefI
ence ia making H. and the testimony OF hundreds
VINO are using this kind of teeth with entire salts &C
uon' consequently can recommend It TO everybody
All other dental operations attended to promptly
carefully and thoroughly. Office on the corner Of Sec
9 ono and MAN streets, opposite the Franklin House
DHJNh' Oho' ja2zd6m
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A FRESH ARRT,

am "A FIR ESEI ARRIVAL,
/ usI received complets assortment on Goal I'M
ssvs sl elsdes ana Burners, Wieks and Ohims
aes 4 't JAMES ABBEY, Druasist
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A SMALL FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

/ WILL offer at puolic sale, SATURDAY MARCH
J. IL, 1868, at O'Clock IN the door Of the Court
House IN the CITY OF Dayton, FORTY ACRES OF RICH
Ian u, w miles west OF Dayton, on the Wolf Creek
Plke, all under fence and IN good state of cultivation
The above described land Will he sold in separate
tracts Of ~ and 81 acres
payments-one-t third cash, one-tErd iu one, and tba
balance ~ two years rom day OF sale.
iHotdh"ls ISAAC N. MUNGER
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BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES
NEw HAMPsnIRE ELECTION.

CoScoRD,N. Il. March lO.-1he canvass OF
this State mas been one Of extraordinary ex.
sitement The vote to-day was,comparadvely
one Of the largest ever throwd for Governor.
The Republicans supported Joseph A Gil
hlare, toe Democrats Ira Eastman, and the
Union or War Democrats Col Walter lIarri
man The returns for Governor from 81
towns glue Gilmore l0,490, Eastman Ii 245,
Hartman l,6S3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

4 lAkbON OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety and durability in burning
sac " the gallon or barrel 10y JAMES ABBEY ~
uet Druggist. l2O Main streaf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11
HELABOL4S EXTRA CT BU0HU,

! Universal LassItudo OF the Muscular system,
nOt handsi Flushing OF the Body,
D'yness oi the SKIN, kruphons on the Face,
| PALLID uoUHTEEAEoE
These symptoms, If allowed to 20 on which this
heulclhe IhYarabe removes, soon follows
| lMfoTEhCH, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS
IN one of Which me Fatisnt may Erpirs
VINO can say that they are not irequenty followed
by those "drefll Diseases" ~ - :
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
many are aware Of the causes Of their suffering,
BUT WILL CONFESS, e..
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. ..
He requires the aid OF medicines to strenRtheo sud
which HELMBoLD'5 EXTRACT B0OHU "
.,-,,. inpa,SaSlv does.
|llWlI1 luL AA& E00&
FEMALES - FEMALES- FEAA LES
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON.
TEMPLATlNG MARRIAGE. ~
Ia hny Affections Peculiar to Fs1aales
The E2trset Buchu unequaled by any other reros.
dy as IN Uhloross or ketreuchng IrreRularily Pain.
ulness, or suppression OF Customary ETacuatiops.
hea or Whites, sterity, and for all Complaints Incident
to the sex, whether arising from Indiscrstion Habits
OF Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEf rs
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take more Balsda, Meeay or Unpleasant Medicines
jO' Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELAB0LDS EXTRACT BUOHU
SECRET DISEASES
IN mn. ah thelr stages At little Expense;
iA'te or no change m Dieti No Inconvenience;
y d.,.S. A,S,s1, ASd n ne Efpsi'Es lpS .lAl,I
, iYoSeses mtgueht p aeslre and gives strength 70
Preventing and Cunng Structures of the Urethra.
Allsyng Pain and Inflammation 40
ifequent the class OF diseases, and expelhng ali
fo'sono's' Diseased and '0o,n out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
W. A'tE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUAcKs,
ana Whs have paid heavy fees to be cured in a bor,
time, have found they we're deceiyedf and tha1 ~
p0tOH has, by the use of 'sDOigerfd asfyI1s,jsi h
dried upn the system, TO break out in an aggravated
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
for all affections and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existlngin --I'-is ...
.ua4 MALE or REMALR,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid of urs,,
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIc,
Diseases ru' Jo' S''oA . recommended
MI, una Hes'a0is ehdrdetS
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
s. waESnies khown % ~ ''' " Ss''' t'An'hng
SCIENCE AND FAME
"PHPSICIANS' TAKE "NOTICE"
Jgemaks "Eo s.e,.f,, of.. lso,,.,.,,.n -
s' ''''"'
HkLhboLDs EXTRACT BUoHU
Is composed of Buchu, Cupets and ,,nirs, Ra,,,..
st'''su wi'h srees eHre ae9Hpssenl druggist
4.t spBPp4sRn . g,ta4
NV aaa,
p,.o,,e., and .nsvu.,., on.mi., .a,'s,,
v,,,,o, ,,. ,eDs, oTer OF
4fFtDA ~ /
city Of phadePha n p HelmboId, who % being dnS sIS
mercury, other Injurious drugs but "a are pSSs
Sworn and subscribed before me- ii tbs IA IDOL
vember, lso4 WI. 4. HIBBERb, n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

hhUGs and Mediclnesi full stock always on hand
~ and ior sale at reasonable prices by
ues JAMES ABBEY, Main st., near Market
WANFEO-Two honest meu to sell Bests Fruit
u iree luNSoTetof Is. BEST,
mS%dS"lm lO7 Jefferson street
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SHAl ne, nAIR.OUTTING, SHAMpOOlNG,

fnhoMAS A. WISE having taken the Barber shop
\ on MaIket street recently owned by James Kreld.
Ter, ana htted t up In the most improved STYLE "a
prepared 70 do shaving, Hair Cutting, shampooing
eic IN manner that cannot tail to give saslactioo
he invites all ns old friends d customers TO give
nm call. Remember the place-nodh side Market
7'iSo'' OCT
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
!. Ntrdsyslsll
srANON'

2 F<0a E 1pi Cuasssller at Law, and E Y S3a5 l| t;s s:sllrctipn of Soltliers Beul.'
 & Sf iss.s''' iss.. tf-as
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

6c t1l.g men cesnmenced 1he ssiI making |bs<i5 es 1l ,ls ladslphia They bought j iot ef daek mi ss<phen Girsrl u cre.IIt sn4 |lTiesd kzd ssesRsl to en'ioFse tof the! Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
l{ fsI:; ISIi;CfiBENGEls,

E'S33f tsif.S .<lloc .sss.i~el. < 2 = sI& I8 5 Al:sS ni de in the best manner D. 51 [zf <1e shortest nxstice.
 N s& & 3.& 4 sysn.is;hiI ises'k Boots, Shoes. fJl.:. fa. {14iters and Erosans. EFT 1'&EA}I.ss. .c H. saa try them on. }. !, Lltc4lei1 @4Iy 20th. is6l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
trna. II. l,rassl.Ais, {,

xFMa. III. Krssisisah, r'&I e tIsER fS f'ogEIGN AND STAPLE DRY
 ,% ,sl& as.ccries, Cresaeyy, Glass Wsss I[ < .1 <ce xQfivas, So. | West street iss ! '. Y .s2 " tf; Court House, Litch6eii. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
sIz.zz lLoleisssIss N Son.

& 1siIVi ViLLf. COM N s: < < HI t I| N x ;ltirEt:rx AND slstILn; Hl4kac.trcss U sissh. pss'rs b..st .! EE <c- @ni neaicfk n shatsslss oi stl <SiS< srl Planting ,leus Il shorsneticr' ...{S 4I x@4IE # tlssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
5Sxiel t,. lsucklcy,

4 \ j< <l .s;lI " HeU slIioI.p FugNfruREOF
 <ji xl.l}z &.,l l.si1ass. eAuirs, Tatiss, bi'. < I 1s1sr<4IS aud Cssins. Also fictus. M @x []if4t Sssasis aud SssfsE milie ansl soaS
 II z- n Z. E .i.. - ..S -
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
lIRsFElaGwAY.

: ..n hand. and supplies OYS < i.yAst. fs.sd, Stew esl -sy th. i,aa.,lcs. Nnsr. &c. &ca II the 'ols'fER SALOON. ? 'a's
 snss.I sask l.itehilsld.
 ssa ,ssa. tfsao
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
R|''s,sar

M &A& &u s---''
 vExrxsfIvE Dollars
 Y tks,s. swill, fs,r thr next ,3r X inii sct of Upper Teeth. \ and .s,.arr.snted to it, and SI1y made fur tllc saiAs pttcs dsn't ! .ls ret, fs,y tl,e want of Ae l,at to Rst Warlk
 k the s)t Skap3 Eheye ] hsye ve vears, 0Yef tns " 1alice, S iissss, n.lE E5nxks | nave E 1 prS by eld6t11 applIce- esss v peTlt An'l receive 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
TT .1le,, e Scsigwlck. $

T1<I2o:s e Sctswick. |s 2. &{ EEUSsfx DRY GOODS, READY MADE 5I3thinx. Bssis and shoes. tlardware, | E FIT. t<<SGsries. &c.. &e, Wsst tStrcet. Latch. z.ii.St. T. ssDcwlcx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
RnIlert sAI. YYeat, .

St. && <~te . a<sAs >S1 ;3 -< { !; 1T F ' i;.R3g OF CORN sIIELLEESi & .S,a11<. 3.Isiy Tug Irons. xc., Morris:
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

i <Icss E Andre vss xs5S Y IT 5 couysELLoIt ATLAW, Kent, t. ..,. [. - ! | 7ss5 iy21
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

\ IT. Ilassi~fcr,
 SSyp COuSSELL0R.AT LAW, l C,an. odiee in the Seyn,.sai
 &iss. ! south Street. e@
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

51asf-Ion House. 4s aaSteN<,1ia, PllornIEr0R. 4rcHFlELp
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

cerge 4. HieIox. 1I TIT 1T LAW. OFFICE IN EAs5 17 Fl 1festIy ssp.rites hs csnsrsgsfionsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01

Ipes! Aml,i'O yl9es
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-22

The rebel General Forrest, with a
force of 1000 men aud IL pieces of
light artillery, attacked our relief and
store ships going up the Cumberland
river, and succeeded in capturing five
steamboats, laden with valuable com
missary stores, and the gunboat Sill.
del. Several Of the boats contained
soldiers, who, in jumping from them
while burning, were shot in the wa
ter. The negro crews were stripped
Of their clothing. tied to trees, cow
hidcd, and left to starvc on shore.
The boats were all anchored in mid
channel and burned. after being rob
bed of their valuablcs. The officers
and soldiers were stripped Of their
clothing and paroIIed.
An entire rebel regiment deserted
and Joined our army beyond Murfrees-
boro. Gen. Longstrcet has arrived at
Sbclbyville with thirteen brigadcs
from Virginia. He supercedes Bragg
and talks Of whipping Rosccrans in
a few days. His force is $4,000 men.
Gen. Rosccrans is fully prepared, but
will not move until expeditions, now
out, effect the destruction Of certain
railroad, and capture Forrest aud his
men or drive them of.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-22

Our apprehensions 10 regard to the
fate Of Springfield arc passed and the
town is safe. This is one of the
bright CLEANS in the war news of the
week. The battle lasted thirteen
hours. The rebels numbered 5000
picked mounted troops, with two ri.
fled guns. They came from the Ar.
kansas river and must have marched
fifty miles in twenty-four hours. They
opened fire on the town without Civ
ing notice to remove the sick, or wo-
men and children.
Our forces, consisting of Missouri
State militia, and Iowa troops, enroll
cd Missouri militia convalescents aud
stragglers, numbered $500, with two
old iron howitzers, one iron 6-pounder
mounted on wagon wheels, and two
brass 6-pounders.
The enemy we're badly whipped.
Gen. Brown was treacherously shot
from q seccsh residence, while gal
lantly leading charge.
A despatch from Gen. Fitz Henry
Warren, dated at Houston, Texas Co.,
Mo-, says the enemy are in full re-
treat toward Arkansas. Marmaduke's
rebel force was between four and five
thousand. His loss was three hun
dred. The guerilla Mcdonald is one
Of the killed, and the notorious gucril-
la Porter is badly wounded.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-22
Good News from Arkansas.

We have news Of the capture Of
Arkansas Post, on the Arkansas river
about 60 miles from its month, by our
guDboats aud land forces under Gen.
NcCiernsnd. The attack was made
Friday evening. the 9th inst, by the
gunboats. Skirmishi0g and cannon.
aiding continued through Saturday
and until Sunday afternoon. when our
lsod forces stormed the rebel works,
capturing the entire rebel force, nun.
beriDg 1000 and all their munitions
Of war. Our loss in killed and woun-
ded was 800. The gunboat Louisville
vas struck several times. and three
balls entered her portfolios. killing
foar men. The forti6cations Of the
rebels were very strong. These were
carried by our land force in q brilliant
charge. Every gun was dismounted
by our powerful guns on the boats,
and the covering Of railroad iron torn
from the Notifications.
Two regiments Of Texan Rangers
src said 70 have come in Sunday
night to reinforce the Post. and did
not know il had surrendered till they
we're made prisoners.
Two small gunboats and ram hat
proceeded up the river, intending t.
capture Little Rock. The rebellion
west Of the Mississippi river is nov
about played out.