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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

High Prices--The Washington Union,
referring to the markets in that city, expresses
the wish that it could do so, without having to
lnake our new currency play the game of dis
solving views. 1t says "a stroll through the
several markets presents very general sup
PLY of al needful articles luxury, comfort, and
necessary provision can all be well met, pro-
vided the purchaser is freighted with boun-
tiful supply of money. We, however, sbudder
when we hear the responses made to the in.
quiries of purchasers as regards prices. Never
in our history of prices, have we k known all ar
ticles demanded for general consumption so
0xtravagantly high, too much so, indeed, when
contrasted with the facilities of the general
consumer for purchasing We would feign
hope that a change will take place ere the rig.
ors of the winter will be upon us" We are Of
opinion Washington city is not the only place
afflicted in that way All the necessaries Of
life now demand startling prices, and the ten.
deney is upward There can be no hope OF a
change for the better while this orael war con.
tinues
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
Aeatber Store.
Glotbes=borse,
SOMETHING NORTH HAVINC.

1T Is made, three fold Clothes. horse, with an
L adj usiable pin haT for hanging dresses ON. lt Is
very convent ms and the ony Clothes horse that has
good place for dresses, besides ali the space that
other horses have They are manufactured and sold
~ No. sa7 Fira street.
ssi6d2w J. H. BALsLEY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
For SALE.

nNE good brood mare seven years old, raised on a
" farm and works well.-0ne Morgan colt, three
years old.-hlss, ono secondhand carriage suitable
for one or two horses. The above will be- sold on six
| or twelve months tIma with good security Call At
No 2ss East Second street, Dayton, nolsdi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

Wanted.-A first class carriage and orna
mental painter wishes situation. Inquire
at this Office,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

IOERsONs claiming 10 be exempt from tho "Oon-
L scriptton ACT passed by Congress March 3, 1865
and nov about 10 take effect hsye their necessary
papers made out properly and promptly, By calling al
the otice Of the uuders, gned, Pension aud Bounty
IRON sturs.)
seiadawlf TILToN a FITCH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

Severely Cut-Goorge Knaur, of Oregon,
was knocked down and seriously cut about
the face and head with knife, Tuesday night,
by some unknown scoundrel, who came up
behind him and struck him unawares. 1t
will not go very easy with him If found out.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI,

Diseases Of the throat chest and pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, nsldious and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expectonint, anodyne and
invgorating, oosening the mucus of the throat and
imparhng tone TO the entire system No discovery
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
like DT Wynkoops Iceland PectoiRl. Il s used with
the most astonishing results in all OF bronchitis,
Influenza, whoopng cough, dipthera or putrid sore
throat asthma Group coughs, colds, nervous irrta-
bility, &o.
The Rev J. ]. Potter cer,fes that 81 have used DR..
Wynkoops Peetora for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended TO many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev J. j. Potter, Brooklyn n Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that Il never falls
IL is composed % pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil
cad, Peruvian Baisam, Elecampane, Comlrey, Bur.
dock and other invaluable expectsran and tonic ia.
gradients. itis harmless, prompt and lasting. In.
yalids aad sufferers cannot afford TO neglect a trsi
Every family ghoud have it. IL Is remarkable Tor
Group Fun d. .scriptions, recommendation aDd III
rectlons accompany each bottle.
druggists.
Prepared by Or. R, D. wynkoop, and sold by D. S.
Barnes No., New YORK. se2jdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

Surprised party Of friends-ladies
and gentlemen-surprised Sheriff Wogaman
aud family, last night, with a call, en- ma8se
They took music and well-flled baskets with
them and had good time generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
Binorrp.
BINDERY

~ NI7NTTR - y NEW hIII-IINU UNEH THE
fOSWFPICE.
r. w MEYER
kafAClfULIf announces 20 the cifi1ens Of D.,-
~ ton and theaurr0undiug country that-be has -.
iaaished new Book Bmdery at the above rlas.'
where be Is prepared 70 and printed works of s4orf
description, such A. perodicais music, kC in iny
style ordered. Old books Rebound As eood a. rsss
Having been employed for the last seven ta,rl HI
oaells Mndefy, and beng prepared 20 do an n1s oi
patronage. selfism
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

New Counterfeits-A new counterfeit,
on the Western Reserve Bank, at Warren,
Ohio, has made its appearance. The engrav.
ing is not quite as good as the original, but
well calculated to deceive. Tho ceunterfets
are dated August 20, 1868
Also, new counterfeit two's on the Bank OF
Seneca Falls, New York, are in circulation
On right upper corner large figure in ma.
dallion; woman with sheaf of grain in lower
right SMALL figure in upper left large side
wheel stea mer and portrait of Washington in
centre; State arms in lower LEFT, and theword
two in green across the face OF the bill.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
A CERTAIN REMEDY.
DIR. sTRIoKLANpIs Pile REMEDY

Everybody is being cured of this distressing dis
ease by the use OF .
DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Read what a sufferer says; Mr.. J. p. Hazard, 100
Second street, Oncinnat rays he has teen dreadful
sufferer with Piles fora long time He had tined nearly
everything, aud could obtain relief lie used about
one-ourh Of pot OF Dr. Strieltlands Pile Linimant,
and Il made complete cure, He advises all who are
suffering 10 Try the remedy.
SOLD by all druggists. FIFTY GENTS PER POT.
Manufactured at No East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ask for
STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
Sent % any part Of the States on receipt Of 81.
sol2dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
.ADvERTIsING RATES.

IN DAILY
One square, leighty words, solid one inseruon..t =
One square, thr0e -
One square, one 10
One square, one month"; ~
One square, three months, " ~
one sauare SIX months 10 "
IN WEEKLY.
One square eighty words, one week kr......"......t
Per aquare, each week in addition, n,.......,........
Per square, one wear, IL
ss@rerms for Advertisements occupying create
space, or for longer period than above specified med
known at the Counting Room. 80 All advertitemeIt
are charged a the above rates. unless written agree
ment IL made previous to insertion. bH-A casual I'd
yertsements must be pald for in advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

Gas Lighting Some persons were dis
posed to growl little about the absence of
gas-light in the city during the dark evenings
of Monday and Tuesday, and blame the Gas
Company for neglect in the matter. We are
informed that the lighting of the gas i1the
city is governed by timetable. which is
agreed on between the Gas Company and the
City. Council and that, though the darkness
which reigned supreme in the early evening
of the nights in question was unfortunate, it
was not the fault of the Company, who were
cup to time" in their arrangement for light
ing.
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Exemptions

IMPORTANT NOIlCE-I will, until aner the d. AT
takes place iu this District, IN procuring or
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions provided r
IN the second seeiion OF the "For enrolling and
calling out the national forces and other purpose.
known generally AS the Conscrpt Law.
NJ r. NOLAN
aul9t6w-t Attorney al Law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19

EysrySody N ia being cured of this distressing dis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-19
@eoiral.
How to Keep in Good Health
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.

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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-01-16
Claims of psceased Soldiers.

Ola lbs Vi DSGSooSa
We pubii.h below the following eircu-
lars, prepared in the secoed Auditors Of
bcr. with tie regulations" referred TO,
a, these paper. give information on the
subject Of the pay. &C., Of deceased sol
diers, that will interest many ofour read
ers:
TREAS DEP'r CONFEDERATE STATS,
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,
Nov. 6, 1862.
To Claimants for Arrears OF Pay, Bounty.
&c. due to Deceased Officers and Sol
ders of the Army OF tue Confederate
States.
In compliance with the provisions of
the first section of Act No. 80 OF the Con-
federate Congress, approved October Sth,
1862. the undersigned has prepared rules
and regulations Tor payment to their pro-
Der Representatives of the amount due to
deceased officers and soldiers OF the Con-
federate army, which have been approved
by the Secretary of War. a printed copy
OF which may be Obtained on application
TO this office, 10y mail or person, 10y any
one directly interested therein.
Claimants will promote their own inter-
ests and save expense aud delay by OBJ
serving the following suggestions:
!. No agent or attorney at the seat o.
Government or elsewhere is necessary, as
they cannot by their personal attendance
and solicitation al this office obtain more
speedy settlement of claims OF this char
acter than the claimants themselves,
though the latter may live thousand
miles Oft
2. Claimants should by no means, be-
cause of delays that are at present una
voidabie, sell or part with their. claims,
They cannot know the amount due,
which in all cases will be ascertained by
regular audit and RENTED TO the par
ties entitled as soon as it is possible to do
80.
3. There is no necessity for claimants TO
incur expense and loss OF time in attend
ing to their claims personally. indeed
their presence often causes delay than
otherwise. The mails or accidental pri-
vate conveyance will be found all sutfi.
cient, as well for the presentation OF
claims as remittances of amounts found
due
4. Claims will always be taken up and
settled according TO the dates Of their
presentation. This will be strictly observ-
ed without respect to any person what
ever, so that parties in the most remote
sections Of the Coniederacy may be assur-
ed that their business will be as certainly
attended, as if they were personally pres
ent.
S. The printed regulations and forms
approved 10y the S cIetary Of War, before
referred to, will give every information
necessary.
Address w. II, s. TAYLOR,
Second Auditor Confederate States,
Richmond, Va.
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ADJurlSr AND INSPECTOR GESERAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, Nov. 2sth, 1852.
General Orders No. SO.

ucucIhl OiuCis No' oo'
Commandments Of conscrpts will cause the fol-
lowing order TO be published for 1T least seven
times in a sufficient number Of newspapers in each
State Of the COniederacy 10 ensure its reaching
every part Of the country;
/. All commissioned officers and enlisted men
who are nov absent from their commands from
any other cause than actual disability, or duty
under orders from the Secretary OF War, or from
their department commanders, will return TO their
commands without delay.
H. Commissioned officers failing 10 comply
with the provisions Of the foregoing paragraph
within A reasonable length Of time in no case TO
exceed twenty DAYS after the publication Of this
order. shall be dropped from the rolls Of the army
IN disgrace. and their names will be furnished to
the o-mmandapt of conscripts for enrolment in
inc ranks.
III, All enlisted men who shall fail to comply
with the provisions of paragraph /. Of this order,
witbin n reasonable length of time. shall be con-
sidered ms deserters and treated accordingly their
names TO be furnished to the commandment of con
scripts in their State, for publication, or such
other action as NAV be deemed IN st edicacious.
" In order 10 ensure the efficient co operation
Of all concerned to carry this order into immedi-
ate effect Denartnept Commanders are directed
to require from the commanding officer Of each
separa.e command in their Department a prompt
renort oF the names of all commissioned officers
and enlisted men now absent from their com
mands These reports must state in each case
the cspse NJ absence. and any regmental. bat
to fnrnfsb sucb a report. or who shall knowingly
he guilty of conceaine any case of unauthorized
absence. shall. on conviction thereof, be summa-
I
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INDIGO.

A SMALL LOT OF INDIGO JUST RE-
N ceived and for sale by
May o, 1852 S. X. REEDER.
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Sherifs Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO FOUR ORDERS OF
sale issued by the Circuit Court Clerk Of Nc
MINI county, aud to me directed, will, on Mon
day. the 9Th day of January, 1864 Mt the Cgnrt-
house door in Athens, Sc TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title interest and
claim that Thompson Blackburn has in and to
One Hundred and Fifty. six Acres Of Land, stu
ate in McMinn county, Tennessee, and adjoining
the Lands of Thomas Rogers. A. p McClatchey
and others. Sold to satisfy four judgments and
costs recovered before Justices of the Peace-one
Martin. Narnell Co., So. Thompson Blackhurn
one Caldwell & Brothervs Thompson Blackburn
one Wesley Avans rs. Thompson Blackburn and
James McMinn; one Wilson johnson rs. Thoml :
son Blackburn. WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Dec ~. lS62-3t-prs fee Safe
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.

WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE l4TH CIVIL
w District, McMinn county, Tenn, hereby
invite the attention of all lovers Of Education
to the fact Of our determination to establish II
High School at Coghill, ~ miles Southcas Of
Athens, that our sons and daughters may be the
better prepared orusefulncss, after the dark cloud
of n bloody Revolution shall have blown away.
We need not argue the necessity Of Educating
NOR, or allude to the danger Of postponing the
matter till the war is over-that may be too late.
Our children may graw up and be compelled to
grovel IN ignorance through ltft.B We wait for
the ship Of State to anchor in the haven Of peace.
Parents and Guardians throughout the country
are invited to join us in the good work. These
are the inducements:
We have secured the services Of Prof. W. A.
NELSON, who is well known in lower East Ten
nessee rs q successful educator, and who has in
his possession many valuable recommendation
from the highest sources, certifying bis ability in
his profession.
Rates Of Tuition are remarkably low. The
entire course in English, Latin and Greek, taught
The moro', as well ms the mental department, will
receive strict attention.
Boarding can he obtained convenient to the
School, at low figures. There are n number of
Dormitores ct proper distance from the School,
so that boys who choose can other board them
selves. or bachelor. School to begin the First
Monday in October, 1862, and continue ten
months l4TH DISTRICT.
Aug %, 1s62-tf-726
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Sherif7s Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO TWO ORDERS OF
| sale issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for Me
Mipn county, and to me directed, will, on Mon
day. the 5th day of January, 1868, at the Court
house door in Athens. sell to the highest bidder.
for cash in hand, all the right, title, interest and
claim that Elibu Kelley has in and to Eighty
Acres Of Land, more or less, lying in the 18th
Civil District McMinn county, Tennessee adjoin
ing the Lands Of John Jack, Leroy Kelly, and
others, and on which Nathan Kelley now lives.
Sold to sntisfy two judgments and costs recovered
before John Jack, Esq.-one Allen Boone rs.
EGhu Kelley and W. A. Dougherty, the other
Robert McNelley u.s. Elihu Kelley.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Dec Il 1S62-2t-nrs fec S5-742
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SheriE's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
/ issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn
county, and to me directed | will, on Monday,
the 9th day Of January, 1863, at the Court house
door in the town of Athens, sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand all the right, title, in
ferest and claim that John Elliott has in and to
One Hundred Acres Of Land, more or less, al
Joining the Lands of 5. S. Gentry and Matthew
Dougherty it being the same wherein John FL
lott now lives in McMinn county, Tennessee
Sold to satisfy Judgment and costs recovered
by Thomas Everton against John Elliott and P.
b. Elliott before John Jack, Esq.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Dec 10. 1S62-3t-prs fee S5-742
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, c. S. A.
SECOND AUDIToR's OFFICE.

SECOND AUDITOR OFFlCE.
Richmond Va. Nov. LIST, 1862.
Regulations for the payment of claims for
arrears of pay and allowances due to
deceased officers and soldiers of the
Confederate Army: Per Act No. 400,
approved February 18th, 1862, and Act
No. 80, approved October 9Th, 1862.
The first section of the above named
Act provides that the pay and allowances
due to any deceased volunteer non CON-
missiOnPd officer. musician or private in
the army of the Confederate States, shall
be paid to the widow Of the deceased; if
living, if NOT, To the children. if any; ano
in default of widow or children, to the
father. if living, and not, TO the mother
Of such deceased volunteer"
The first section of Act No 30, pro-
vides "that claims due to non.commis-
Stored officers and privates for pay. Rl
lowance and bounty may be audited and
paid when there is official evidence of the
amount due. satisfactory to the second au.
ditOr, under such regulations as ne has,
ormay prescribe. with the approval of the
Secretary Of War"
Bv section 9 OF the same Act it is pro-
vided that the claims of deceased com
missioned officers shall be paid to their
heirs or representatives in the same man
ner as similar claims Of non-commis>ioned
officers and privateS are now, or may he
directed by law to be paid" Pay will be
made accordingly under the following
rules:
lst. If the child or children be minor,
payment will he maiO to the guardian,
upon the production of the certificate of
guardianship under the seal ofthe Court.
I'd. The claimant must produce his or
her affidavit. and that of one di>inrerested
witness, stating the relationship. For in
stance, it the claimant be mother. the
aft lavt must state that there is living
neither wife. child or father Of the de-
ceased; If the father. that there is neither
wife or child; and if the child, that there
is no widowed wife.
The magistrate or other proper officer
must testify 10 the crediblity Of the wit.
ress, and the clerk of the Court must
certify under the seal of the same, that
he is such magistrate
The foregoing instructions must be
strictly complied with. Powers of attor.
ney or ASSIGNMENT, which will seldom be
necessary, may be executed before u ma
gstrate or in the presence of two respec.
table witnesses. Claims prepared as here
in directed, and transmitted to the second
auditor by mail or otherwise, will receive
ms prompt attention rs the business Of his
office will allow, and always in the order
of their presentation. The amounts found
due will be RENTED by the auditor to the
parties entitled as they NAV direct.
w. Fl. s. TAYLOR,
Second Auditor.
War Department., c. S1A., Nov. 5th,
1862. approves the foregoing rules and
regulations. G.. W. RsNDoLrH.
Secretary of Wig.
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The last great crimeof the tyrnnt who.
by the grace NJ Abrnhl Lincoln. is press.
ing the iron heel of despolsm upon the
people OF such portion Of Louisiana rs he
can >uhjugnte, has on Y reached the public
through the boas 'ingof the Abolition jour
mails Of the North Abortion Of the New
Orleans press is curbrd by the despot-
the balance is subservient; hence the ST..
lence in that quarter of the particulars of
a greater outrage than has yet been at.
tempted.
In concise terms the circumstances are
as follows; Gen Weitzpl in one Of his ma
rauding expeditions, made capture of
some four hundred contrabands, and on
his return Inquired of Butler what he
should do with them. Butler found them
on his hand-provison were scarce,
transportation difficult, and negroes hun.
cry and numerous. As one Northern
Journal now before us states "this prob
lem of what shall we do with them? was
satisfactorily answered by Gen. Butler af
ter deliberate weighing Of the whole
subject in five minutes fhe estates Of
white citizens we're 10 be sequestrated,
and the negroes put into possession"
The decd was at once DONE and the
district of LliOurche has been set apart.
It's rirhtiul owners have been robbed Of
their property for the benefit Of the in
subordinate negro. This, men of the
South is the measure to he meted out IN
you. and your wives and children. ir you
permit ~" york # S1hirgation 70 e ~
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SheriH's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
l. issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn
county, and to me directed, will on Monday
the 9TH day of January, 1853. at the Courthouse
door IN Athens, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, all the right, title, interest or claim
that j. j. Dixon has in and to Fifty Acres of
Land, more or less, situate in the 10th Civil Dis
trict, McMinn county, Tennessee, and adjoining
the Lands of Wesley Avans, A. p. McClatchey
and James McMinn. Sold to satisfy Judgment
and costs recovered by Terrass 4 Brother against
S. II. Crawley and J. J. Dixon, before j. A. Dill
lard, ESQ. WIN. BURk Sheriff.
Dec u, lS62-3t-prs fee S5-742
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SheriFS Sale,

IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE
| issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for McMinn
county, and to me directed, will, on Monday,
the 5th day of January, 1863, at the Court house
door in Athens sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand. all the right, title, interest o, claim that
Reuben Faulkner has in aud to One Hundred and
sixty Acres of Land, lying iU tho &c CiSil Dis
trict McMinn county, Tennessee, being the
North west quarter Of section thirty second, third
township, range first, West Of the meridian, Iii
wassee District. Sold to satisfy judgment and
costs recovered by A. McKeldin against said Reu-
ben Faulkner, before f. J.. Miller ESQ.
VIM. BURK Sheriff.
Dec 10 1S6o-3t-prs fec S5-7I2
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SheriH's Sale.

Tn OBEDIENCE TO THREE ORDERS OF
i sale issued by the Circuit Court Clerk for
MeMinn county, and to me directed, will, on
Monday, the 5th day VI January, 1893, at the
Courthouse door In Athens, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash 10 hand all the right, title, In
terest and claim that d. X. Jones has in and to
the East half Of the south east quarter Of sec
ton ~, fractional township 80, range West Of the
meridian, Hiwassee District, MeMinn county,
Tennessee. Sold TO satisfy three judgments and
costs recovered before T.. l.. Miller, Esq.-one J.
ii. MaEill re-. ID. X. Jones, one J. IL. j. Magill
r.. d. X. Jones, and one J. II. Magill, james
Wilson aud J. l.. Hurst u. Il. Jones.
WIN. BURK, Sheriff.
Dee ~, lS6i-3t-prs fee S5-742