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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

whereby A is signaiiy benehtte@, can ~
the Same time be advantageous to b:
aud the Slavery Propagandists have
plausiby said 10 their Poor, " iHte neIgii,
bors: +" See how fanaiicaiiy the North
clings TO and shrieks for the Unlon,
which Enilds MP New York and Boston
by reducing Richmond and Charleston to
insionfieance. The Union enables ! an
KEGS to absorb your commerce, dwarf
your manufactures, and monopo'ze your
navigation; it enriches the North by
jnpoyorshing the Soutli--away with
it p Nothing would have more dlscon-
ceited aud bafiled the cocsplrator" Tor
disunion than q frank, friendly, sincere
offer on The part Of the North to an IN
biased, unterrifed, fairly taken vote Of
The Southern people themselves. And
such offer / early, openly and sincerely
recommended; and now deeply regret
that it was not made. The popular vote
of the Save States on calling conyen
tons for secession purposes. in eIecting
Delegates thereto. and reviewing (whero
that was permittcd) the acts OF such con
yontions, showed an aggregate Union
majority. though taken under every dis
advantage to the Union cause; for It's en-
emies had long been silently preparing
for the crjsis-had secret organizations
and midnight concIavos, and employed
The various agencies Of fraud and terror
against their distracted, scattered, often
oyeraw al opponents. Even as it was,
Delaware, MARYLAND Virginia. North
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri
and Arkansas-eight Of the fifteen
Slave States, by direct popuar vote, or
by significant inaction, declared for the
Union; and the coH>pirators were com
PEELED 10 iuaugurate civil wa and blood
She'd in oider 70 oyertcar the numerical
" prcpouderent Unionism Of the South.
They made wal upon us in Texas and at
Now Orleans before Mr.. Lincoln was in
augHratol. and while Buchanan was their
submissive, affect tool; they seized the
nations arms, munitions, treasure, YES
sells ctc. and made rsoners, (hrough
treachcrv,) of its chief army before n
blow had been st.uck. weapon raised
i, it, I.fanna. .n1 fhav uspI the arms
onI In p,n.;'i,,ns finn, Obtained and mo
nnnor;v,l +, crn>b tho Ifn;onisn Of tn,
f,rricr Son1b info silence acouicscepce
onI 1ro~.ops ~ tho Grave. rsneI
fL,o tho i,nnntotion Of GTr \VeeJ that
he W. g., tba T. ion i raro1 i, an
,as;t;nn f. tIa lofia,sonion nr;ncinIes
shoyo ',nnnon;,tod rud I roio;ce Int 7
ho,e nc;,hor Ian s.lnacd nor con>t,ain-
81 to donv that ,,inc;nIe
~ ~, w., a, ,..., oa...,,l j..
- : 0>|' ''' ''''' ''''~~' 49,
"Tint if our Government. a The e',d q
tfef ','"hi@s lcr'I@/ hghI"'g' i2ied 10 s'"dAo
,'.c ,''g..'' ~, ,,.4 |''''' ~ '' ''
To" very WHoiy TINS Differs, ID every
rlemeht' from the sixty days taorcatlon
from winch 1t IS SUI very tar from the
truth. WHAT | proposed was ealing
out OF The entire available military force
OF The nation a ming up OF our veteran, Veteran
'.s,,,, 9":.'-.7 ~, Jf y no wy 9 G ''.,,'
&c. and poic;ni1qtino the whole ind er
r.nn.,o,s ,,.h., ,,oao f. amt dow, tlo re-
.,,.l:f rl,..:,,, = =.
ucHioi'' ana @Ie no. '"i''H .! h"' tI"9 t"S
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
PIERCE COUNTY mn
AKss SOCIETY I


as may be drafted under tbs reces,
scr'ption Act passed by Congress !,
q draft is ordered by the Presls., '''
1t is based upon the princ.sI. H.,
those WHO are called upon IA -. *
arms in defense Of our country.
only entitled to our respect IN yio. %
the sacrifices they are called upon % mi.
but arr likewise entitled toa ra,;os "
Peonniary aid, equal in amount >,
to the SUM fixed by the proper a,,r
tiles as q communication for such xar%,
Il is not intended 10 aflx to, ., n.N
a peeoniary bid for any mans n,,r.
but the Obligation is racogDizel 81
American citizen contributing ei..,r
his time al means III the d.iec,, 4
government Of which he is a n....
The benefits to be derived from a....
member Of this Organization. g..
tended more particularly fox tf.,,
are dependent upon their lab.r :, way
poIt Themselves and families .,i
sbop,d Nv 20 means r,,,.... "'l ''.a
ssIyos If ;,s ADVANTAGE. '"'SA ,as'a' 4
,'., -. - W" he d..
S'i - ''''' MS oi5"a'z2u1a Is not lanl
upon nero promises 10 paw, ln, H..
twenty per cent. of the amount er.,
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1.~ ~ ~ '''s' 10 '' pFda
go. '''''' y 0'~''''.'a " m9'4oaf aaI /,
order 10 derive any benefit firm 4.
society The baj;nco is required fo
before q .'gar. i ,aods o.,,., r.
. -. "
''l'''' j. '''' '''<.'' Ne 10 owing
Al;TIC LES OF AGREEMENT
WuFrxAs We tho e,.I...a...,
do expect that 2 a :.rnlt will he n.s.e
The County Of Pierce State q, V
sin, under the act If Harora.s r,on.
the Cons.r;pt Law.
We Ia ti,arafora bor,,.,. o......
eolyas into ~, oss-c;.t;,. ....'..-
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kinns Of tf.o o,,rn, mnrla,. 't. .''.,.j %
ool 7oyyra H., .. Ia. ..,,',,.'., '..' .' W
roont h;.3;, .n 49, :. ,a,ra., - ~
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a.: ~ ..''' '''' 1 'l'S' N'"D'E IT..
- 'S'-!
@hp' nero >'"" be 2''S'@" y" a.-
Jo'''y vote 81 lie '",'."15-. res .s..
9'-' ga, '.'J' ! .'9''''' " '' @.'a A,@
.' '1 ~, r'''"5 : AVG '>'' VICE.
80. me Iies.dehi s!."" preside '.a.
meetings s., ana perform "0cu o'he'1i@
10 '''' ~. .,''"''' ''e'f'}'
Alb. The Secretary shall keep &r,a
Of all tha transactions Of tie Society
5th. The Treasurer shaA ana 10 ,.a
Society bonds, to 10 arHo4a!..
Financial Committee, shah fy,s55 agI
keep III moneys Of ibe 5000, aal VA,
lhem "al aron the ord,r rl'Ga S.>as,
signed Iy the Secretary ana coaa,rs.
ed by tie President.
9Th. Any person may become amen.
Der by signing these articles Of can..
aud paving t. J.a treasurer tbs suu.
five dollars.
G. EacI, member shall frmc1i.f.f.,4 .
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

Eg- | submit that there is nothing in
the act of the last Congress, (tbe con
scription law rs | have repeatedly bad
occasion 10 say; nothing in any Of the
laws passed by hat Congress, or in the
Proclamation Of the President, that
should require any loyal or patriotic man
10 hesitate 10 tue support of the Govern
ment or the vigorous prosecution Of the
war in which we are unhappily engaged.
join Tan Buren, at Brooklyn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

lignant fate has decreed that the blood
aud treasure Of The nation shall ever be
squandered in Guitess efforts Let rs
Jjw 70 destjay, oqd make tie beS! az
taiaoj{s peace"
Though nineig instead Of SIXTY days
were given tie Government 10 conquer
The rebellion, before Glowing 10 our des
tiny" and making "the best attainabio
peace yet his argument was that tbs
battle then imminent under the auspices
OF Gen. Burnside, would be decisive.
Ills language was, that in the conflicts
then apprehcnded, we must either whip
or be ',whipped," and if ""hipped," we
must show to our destiny
Mr.. Greeley, however, Did not abide
lis own time for his country's humilia-
ton, for he rushed Immediately into cor.
responaenco with the French Minister
and Mr.. Val!sndigharn for "tbe best at
tainabe peace"
Finally. upon this point, Mr. Greeloy's
position is:
FGr,t-lIe defended the 'right" of Tue
Cotton States TO dissolve the Union.
Second He declared that they chose
to avail themselves Of that right any
attempt to restrain them would be ''con-
rrary to he IDEAS on which human liber-
~ is based"
TE;,4-Tbo he wopld .9o hsfest 10
f,y,rgrg N. rie,rs" Of slave States anx-
ions to cscane'' from the Union.
E'o0,H THAT if our Government, eat
tbe end oftbrse months Earnest fqItino,"
failed 10 snbduo the rebellion its duty
wopld he 10 MAKE THE BEST ArTA1NABLE
PEACE.
Now. I assert unhc stat;noIv, that for
the expression Of sentiments less disloyal
and nnsnookal,!y lass nl:sehevious. (for
Mr.. Greelev's d;sIoyal utteraDces reached
and influenced hun4re Is of thousands
iiftv men have found themselves in Forts
Lafavatte and Warren. His craven,
treacherous sionaI thrown Ia the enemy.
encouraging them to perseverance, for
..ibreo months after which we should
.bow 70 orr destiny" will cost rs thou
sands Of lives and millions Of treasure.
Il is known that. cou,rycLead;rc. rs
soriv % December. 1850. both the rer.
iaintv and formidable characf-.. Of the
rebellion. endoayored. if it could not he
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
decided in favor Of the right to draft for
eign born persons and that soldiers are
entitled to vote.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

An editor SAYS he has seen the con
trivance lawyers use when they swarm
up with the subject" He SAYS it was a
glass concern, and holds about a pint
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

-Vallandigham-the northern tory
ought to be designated in history as
Villin- dam him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
t. TIE SAFEST WAY

THE WISE AND ECONOMIC I'D
WAY-tbe way to 8 lasting pcace--the
hest. and shortest aud surest way cut, Is
right forward in the paths that armies
tread. There is no other deIiveranco.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01

WEED VS.. GREELEY.
LETTER FROM SlEs. THUR
low WEED.
w NosE- March Iltl. 1Ss2.

TEE PITiTIoI,S oF HORACE GREE
Lex WITH TUE REBELLION.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
PREsC0rr J oURNAL.


STAND 81, OUR COUNTRY +!
The Representatives of our country who
carry It's Flag, we MUST SUSIA AIN,
or all is gone. If a man cannot say
thus. and act in accordance herewith,
ana he Democrat, then the party may
MAY count ne out--A. L. ELMoEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON BEsPATCHEs.
REBEL MOVEMENTS.

NV York, March 23-The steamer Goe
Washington from New Orleans, 18th arrived
The Era of the 18th mentions the rumor that
Port Hudson has been evacuated, but rot
credited
The Tribunes dispatch states that the Gov
ernment has information leading to the opin'
ion that the rebel army Of the Rappahannock
is making preparations to fall back toward
Richmond, probably to the defences Of that
city.
Apprehensions by Davis Government, is
that an attack is intended by the way Of
James River.
This backward movement is considered
necessary to thwart it,
Refugees confirm this theory and add that
Lees force is much reduced by the withdrawal
Of Longstreets, the two Hills and other rebel
Generals with their commands, who have gone
to other parts of the confederacy.
Paroled prisoners direct from Richmond
state that the actual want Of bread and meat
begins to press upon the rebels,
Informatian received of the capture OF ca
valry guard OF from 20 to 80 men stationed al
Accoquan by detachment of Stuart's caval
ry who came by the way of Slickman's Ford
0thor detschments OF Stuarts force recently
made their appearance at several points.
The Times Washington despatch says re
liable information was received here that the
rebels are abandoning their line on the Rap
pahsnnock and falling back upon their de
fences in the vicinity Of Richmond,
The War Department received rolls Of al
regiments comprising the Army of the Unite'
States which show the number Of absentees o
deserters TO be upwards of l25,000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
FRoM NEW ORLEANs.

NEw YoRg, March 23--The steamer Wash
ington from New Orleans 18th has arrived
Reports that heavy telegrame news put aboard
OF the Jasses, OF latest news from Baton
Rouge, probably for the government
Was intimsted that the Supreme Court Of
Louisiana was to be completely reorgRnized.
Nothing in the newspapers of military affairs
from any point.
Richmond Whig 18th editoriaIly speaks Of
want OF success in the Southwest but says
the Southwest has at length good cause be
sanguiue Of the future, ifit needs any Assis.
tance beyond late brilliant victories. We will
suggest day may come when Hooker will
receive blow more crushing than any Nc
Clellan Pope or Burnside received Should
this happen il mag chance every man Lin
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
Cincinnati market.

.. CNcNEATI, March 81
FL0UR-The demand continues limited
Super6ne S5(G5 90 extra 00CG6 10
family to fancy 25@6 so. istt
WHISKY---Market dull at 43Ga43t latter
rate for wagon. tat
WHEAT--Market dull, demand moderate
256Dl q for prime to choice red, 300
80 for prime Indiana or Ohio white, and
| 35@l 35 tor prime TO choice Kentucky
white.
O0RN-Msrket buoyant, demand active.
Ear at 6s968 in bulk shelled at 69@6S in
bulk, and at 79@80 including sacks
0ATS-Demand improved, moderate offet-
ing. We quote at 6s@69 in bulk, at i9
@79 including sacks.
RYE--Msrket unchanged, and quiet At
90 al 90 for prime samples on arrival,
BARLEY--Demand moderate, holders firm.
Prime tall at | COOL 65 T; state spring, prime
to choice, at 50@l 90.
GROCERIES-Market quiet unchanged
sugar l2@l3, coffee 33@35, molasses
60665
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
FROM CHINA.

SAN FRAscIsco, March ls-Houg Kong
dates are to the 10Th of January.
Black aud 0olong teas have declined
The shipments Of American cotton goods
to NewIYork continued Raw cotton was weak
er but in demand for America and England.
The Chinese rebels menaced Ming Pc, but
in consequences of supposed arrangements Sc
curing British neutrality, they no longer ap-
proach within 80 miles of Shanghai.
The foreign residents of Shanghai believe
that France contemplstes territarial aggran-
dizement in China, with Ming Pc for base
OF operations.
The expectations of the Chinese that Pruss-
ia might lend assistance in lthe suppression Of
the aebellion are likely to be realized
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
THE ALABAMA.

NEw YORK, March 23-Barbadoes letter of
the 25th ut, states from Station Lookout the
Florida was seen at m to nre three yes
sells some ten miles from Barbadoes shore
Large side wheel steamer presumed to be
the Vanderbilt went after the robel
We are all excitment and anxiety here
one of our vessels burned was & Guano ship
Florida now seen all right, steering North By
East.
Subsequent letter Of the 2sth ult, states Pi
rate arrived at Barbados was supplied with
coal &c.
Mafit feted by Gov For, which Pirates re
turned thanks for by impressing twenty Brit
sh sailors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
FROM PORT HUDSON.

WAsHISsroN, March 63-The following has
been received by Col, Stageh per steamer to
New York via Southwest Pass 18th by tele.
graph from Baton Rouge
Com. Farragut leading in the hard fought
attack on Port Hudson batteries last night at
IL O o'clock with feet
The steamer Mississippi ran aground, and
burned.
The firing on both sides was rapid and Sc
we're. The army is within five miles of enemy's
works 10 good spirits Bound TO win.
Cavalry diminishing is the only lighting az
yet
Signed, CHARLES BoUTLEY.
Asst Supt Military Telegraph Co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23

Henry Cuppy, use of Samuel Galloway, VS. the Cooper
Female Academy Montgomery supenor Court,
Case No. nos. .a Ue-. ...F .. b
l)l virtue OF ordei- ol sale made by the Superior
ID Court Of Montgomery county, at the December
term 1860 and to me directed, will otter at public
sale at the door Of tie Court House in eety OF bay.
ton, on
Saturday, April Is, 1863,
Atl2 o'clock m Of SAID day the following descilbed
real esSte, to wits situate in the ty OF Day nj INT
gcmery county, Ohio, and known as lot numbered
rixt nine G9) IN the said city OF Dayton Mongou.
cry county Ohio, on which ~ situate the budiug d
the Cooper Female Academy .t % III NnT
Appraised at, u O0C
And cannot Bellfor less than O-thiids az the above
appTaisement Terms cash
| ''t GEORGE W0GAMAN, Shstiil Mont county
ODLIE a CAnILL, Attorneys mal3ltwawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
SHERIFFS SALE

Martha Lindsey Va John II. Cobentzand Jacob Rich,
mond. Montgomery county superior Court Case
No. 2ip5.
DN virtue Of a vendi executionio me directed from
ID the Superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio,
will oiler at public sale a the door of the Court House
IN the city Of / aytou, on
Saturday, March 2s, 1863,
At o'clock m of said day the following described
real estae to.wlt PaIt OF lot Numbered two hundred
and seventy three (27a in the ry OF Dayton, county
of Montgomery, and state of Ono, beginning on the
west line OF the lot at point thirty two (2l feet south
of the northwest corner Of the o thence suuthwardy
with the line of Ludlow street thirty-seyen (3) feet
thence a right ages els wardy to the east ne oi the
thirty (31 feet; thence westwardly to the place
Of hegnnlng; 10 be sold the property Of Jacob Rcl
mond Rs security for John k. Cobent1
Appraised undera former wnt At $1,000 and cannot
sell fof less than two thirds Of said Rppraisement
Terms cash
GEORGE woGAMAN, sherfi Mont county
JoHs Howard, Attorney. le2SWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
FROM vICKsBURG.

SAISr LOUIS, March 22--The Republicans s
Memphis dispatch Of goth says
Advices from Greenwood from Monday
last, are TO the effect that the gun boat Chilli
cothe bombarded Fort Pembertion Saturday
and Sunday, but without any decisive result.
The rebel battery is so situated that 1t car
be attacked by full force on account of the
high water:
The guns Of De Kalb had been taken ashore
and land battery constructed near the rebel
works. The rebel force is estimated at 5000
under General Loring.
Peinforcements are being rapidly sent to
the seat Of operations, and now it is expected
that our feet will soon be able to reduce all the
rebel Notifications on tee Yazoo,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
Reported for the Daily Empire
New York Market.
NEw YoRK, March %.

NEw York, March o.
FLOUR-Receipts 900 bbls; heavy, dull,
l0c lower sales 10000 bbIs 690GD7 90
extra state; 30@7 40 common to good
shipping brand r. Il. o.
WHEAT-The Market for wheat is dull
37@l 60 Chicago spring; 6l@l 63 Nil.
waukee club; l TOOL "A winter red wss
tern.
C0RN--Market dull, 10 lower at S9@9l
sound, el@88 unsound mixed western.
oATS-Market firm at s3@s6 common to
prime. 5l.,,f
: P0RK-Quiet ''A iiuoi1o aisa'Aa
LARD-Dull f..t..e..
DRESSED H0GS-Shade frher at I
al
WHISKY-Frmer at 4794S.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23

John Pontius, Daniel Pontus, Abraham Poutius, ia.
cob Ponuus, Lydia stettler, George stettler Saoma
Wolf and John f. Wolf, vs., George Retnger, Noah
Umbenhower, Lena Brosus, hoda Ann Sharits
John shants, jesse Dlninger and Lucinda Dinioger
Court OF Common Pleas OF MONTGOMERY county
OHIO. Case No. 277s In Partition
DURsUAhT 20 an order Of sale of the Court of
il Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, Ohio,
made in the above case, will sell nj public auction on
the premises three miles southwest of Miamisburg,
Ohloi on
At one O'Clock m on said day the following descrh-
ed property, towIr situate IN the county Of Mongom.
cry and state Of Ohio, In section 10, town range s.
east.
Lot No. OF Pentius' subdivision described as ol-
lows: Y-.t
Beginning the n g corner OF the 3 W quarter of
section 49, &C thence 6o1So 20 10 chains 10 most;
thence % ~ 10 CHAINS TO post; thence n ssSo a
2O2s chains TO side Of quarter sectioni THEMES gS
~ 10 chains to The place o. beginning, containing
Lot No Of Pontius sub. division described as fol.
lows
Beginning at the corner Of the said quarter sec
ton thence 31s 2O42 CHAINS 70 a post on section
line thence n sb9 30 2O2B chains 10 q post; thence
30 ~ 2035 chains 10 the line OF the quarter
section post thence ssSs- 70 5S2S S chains 20 ths
Lot No. OF Pontius subdivision described as fol.
lows
Beginning a; the corner of the quarter section
stone in the middle OF the road thence 20 20 q
| chains 20 post thence 50 40 20 80 chains to {
post; thence see 20 w2O &c chains 10 the middle n
the road thence along the road ~ 2O42 cham,
TO the place Of beginning, containing Al 2l-IOO acres
Lot No. OF Poniius' subdivision described AS fol
lows
beginning at the corner Of the quarter sec'ion,
stone thence 81 10 aO.02 chains to at; thenc
sG1ae 2029 CHAINS to post; thence s. AZ % n
chAns 70 post on the south line OF the quarter see
toni thence along SAID line So 2V 2O24 chains Il
the place OF beginning, containing 62 So 100 acres
In this case the several lots Above described wer
appraised AZ follows: afHIN |IH'ftI'
Lot No at ..,.,...........y $50 per acr
Lot No. so Der aer
Lot no 20 per
Ana cannot sell for less han two.i6rds of Pss s 'T at
praised value thereof
Terms-one-thlrd cash on the day OF sale one. thir
in and one-third IN two years from the day OF sail
deferred payments 10 besr per cent interest and
be secured by mortgage on the premises
GEORGE WOGAMANi sheriff Mont. county
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. malIiawls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
Dayton sIarkel.

rAai '" DArTos, March 23
HARSHMANS FLOUR---Red wheat
Wholesale 6 25, retail 6 IS.
WHEAT--l 90
C0RN--40
OATS---45950
BARLEY--l 25(9l 25.
RYE--90GDl co.
HAY--Timothy IL 0O@lf 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED---2 90
WHISKY--45(9fo
GROCERIES, Coffee 3SA@36k Sugar | 81
OLA Moiasses 65@66 Sugar House
Syrup 65@76; Teas | 30(9l so; Cheese
ISa@lS; Rice s@s1 Dried peaches SOLO
Dried apples 4CS5 Beans 50@2 75 per bu;
Butter 20995; Eggs I0@l2A --
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
lReported for the Daily Emplre.l .s
New York stock Market.


NEW IORk, Mhfch ~.
STOCKS-Better, moderately active
money at sol; Sterling Exchange l'l09
Tor specie; American Gold at 53f ;
United States skies 81 coupons ] 04l reg.
istered O3s Treasury 1910 | OH, one
year certificates 99b, Demand notes | 63g,
United States fves "A coupons 9S, New
York Central l6s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
GREAT BARGAlN--NALUABEE FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.

TNHE subscriber will oher for sale on SATURDAY
il MARCH 2sth, 1868, al o'clork in tho afternoon, ,
IN front o the Court House in the clty VI Duytnn a
valuable tract ol land cuniaung sixty GO acreai hy
two acres under hne cultivation, with orchard OF
fine fruit, large two STORY brick house. containing
fye rooms, with summer kitchen, with two good
barns on the same, Well of good water and also "a
neyer-lling spring OF pure water with good subsan-
tIal fencing upOu the Nliole farm.
said farm lies onehalf 60 mile south Of Nandaa,
running up 10 The Troy Turnpike, aud eight miles
north Of Dayton, on the said Troy inrBrioe road
Possession given Immediately. rerns-cash,
i malswts MARY SHANK .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-23
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John Sheets, plaintiff, against John d. Warner, de-
iendant. Before u. W Kersner Justice ofthe Peace
Of Clay township, Montgomery county, and state OF
Ohio.
ON the 10th January 1862 said Justice issued an or.
der OF Attachment IN the above action for the sum
OF sixteen dollars and iorty.eigh cents Case set or
hearing on the 2sd OF March, 1868
InaIws JOHN SHEETS
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DR. CHARLES 5. II. RoEDER,

DRoFESSOR OF Ancient and Modern Lapgussss,
II viE Latin, Greek, French spanish, German, and
English continues teaching ladies and gentlemen NJ
the residence OF his respective scholars and 1t hs
own office, Beckels Building, No. 10. ma2Od6m
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BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FIGHT wITH MORGAN.

LoULyLLE, March 2l.--An unAuthentics-
ted reporu just received here that portion
Of Gen. Sianley's force encountered John
Morgan's cavalry at McMiunville, Tenn. yes
terday, and whipped them badly, driving
them away.
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GUNS AND REVoLVERS

M. SCHNEIDER 81 SON,
No. 100 Main street opposite the Market
lave now on hand large supply OF Shot Guns,
III Rifles, Colts, Coopers double-action, smlth A
Messon's, Allen Wheelock's, Sharp's, Ponds and
the celebrated Towers. Reyoyers which we are sell
mali III Nv $50 M SCHNEIDER SON.
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coin can scrape up will be needed near Wash
ington. Then Johnston may mass his forces
and then the wrongs Of the Southwest will he
evenged