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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
HhAsouARrERs AMY OF TIRE PoronAo,


The best part of two days not single gun
has been heard. The rebels are reported mass
ing on our left, with the intention of pene-
trating our lines, but have evidently given up
the enterprise
Within "a day Or 50, strict orders were issued
against intercourse between the pickets
The following dispatch is in the Richmond
Enquirer. Headquarters Of the Army OF
Tennessee September the 9Th. To General
BraXtOn Bragg Sherman has continued hs
retreat beyond JoneshorO.
Signed j. B. HooD.
C0ntrabands from Chester County came in.
10 our lines last, report that trains are moving
on the Weldon road as far as Sloney Greek
where supplies are landed on wagons aud
hauled 10 Petersburg via nnwiddi Cour.
House, Between five and six hundred wng.
gons are engaged this business The Conled-
tcderate officers are taking all the corn TO
feed their animals, leaving none Tor families
lnr next season, except just enough 10 say
that they did not take II all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRK, Sept lO.-world's Washington
special, 9th, says;
Intelligence from the front and the Shen.
ahdoah seems to lead to the conclusion that
Earlys forces must be reinforcing Lee IL is
quite certain that Lee is massing reinforce
ments in front Of the Weldon r. r believed
to be from Early's command.
A reconnaissance toward the Shenandoah
from this direction, failed to iind the enemy
in lnrpa inrce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

II is stated that Averil in falling back from
the vicinity Of Martiusburg was less fortunate
than was asserted yesterday, but nothing
like disaster or serious injury beiel him.
The warns days aud cold nights begin 10
tell on our men, producing chils and levers
to a considerable extent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

WAsHNGroY, September . The opening
ot the bids for about S}l 800 O0u Of tho six
per cent lonu of 1881, was commenced lo.day
fhe uumbrr Of proposals Was lnrger than on
any prsvions occasion. Up 20 O'Clock this
afternoon about one ilih 0( them only had
been declared 70 offers running from par TO
five per cent There were comparatively few,
however, at the latter figure The offers
averaged probably three and Que halt per eeat
at that hour,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
MORNING REPORT.


NEw York September 9.-The Herald a
special from HArpers Ferry ihe 9th says f:
Our cavalry have been engaged almost con.
s,antly in skirinishine with the enemys pick
OTIS, driving lhemin when found unsupported
by Infantry
Early manifesto no iurlheT symptoms Of a
desire 40 attack us la force but on tho con.
trary seems only anxious 70 retire with the
least annoyance e.sa...s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRE, Sept 10 Worlds Washington
special, dated 1880 last night, says:
TWAS rumored in that city that Mobile had
fallen. The information is said 10 have been
obtained from rebel deserters, who say Dog
River bar was passed BY the whole feet, and
after a terrific Smelling, the city WAS surren-
dered, the troops having retired 10 the iute-
rior
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Blas~ Abraham Lincoln the Bufloon Of San.
canon, the vender Of smuily anecdotes, aud
the Rreatilluslrous jackaas who as Presideht
ofIhe United States Informed the world that at
is seasierto pay large debt than larger one,
has recommended the prostitution Of the
coming Sabbath TO political ends, and aboli.
tion prayers. We trust that all good people
will remember the Sabbath day to keep it
holy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
EOrgsd DrRfs--NaVy EnIIatlasnts- Cow
.. ernntenG Loan.

SrnnienG loan.
WAsHINGroN. Sept 9.--Forgsd drafts par.
porting To be signed by Hon James Harlan,
treasurer of the Union Congressional Com.
mitlee, are being offered to Postmasters in
the West by some swIndlers, who claim 10 be
authorized to collect for the Committee. No
drafts have been drawn ON any Postmaster,
and no agents are employed Ia collect from
them bY Senator Harlan
The Navy Department has issued orders
that aier the 10Th inst no rerson shall be en-
listed in ihv naval service for leas than two
years
Subscriptions to the lO4O lean, to-day,
amounted to $t2 900, aud TO TAO loan 1888 ).
300
Secretary Fessenden commenced at noon
10 day the opening Of the sealed offers OF the
bonds Of the United States, 10 the amount OF
about $3l 800 900, consisting OF the unac-
cepted oBers under the notice Of " Proposals
for Loan, Of June last
These bonds bear an annual interest OF six
per cent payable semiannually in coin, and
are federm.bla on the i0th Of June, 1881
The nninher Of leterH sent TO the Treasury
Department was about 800 or lGJ more than
when the loau was heretofore in competition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Ahner stephens, No. 2p4t,
W. superior Court.

hbuer stephens No. nal
\ w. superior Court.
Jncob G. kapler et al
/ DukSUAET To a dcrreo oi the superior Court o
| l Montgomery county ONO entered ih the nio,,
cause, VI ~ june Term, A. ~ isGl, vail, ON
SgfrdIH S,IieDiLcy 2lh, isGi,
nj the door nf the tourl House, IN the city Of Dayton
N SAID county heiwcsn th. hours Of two and four
o'clock NJ Of said ,ty, goil No ruLG Outcry th,.
highest bidder, the iollusing described premises.
art Of the north half OF section uuInher eighteen
1s), township number three 60, aud range nun,ler
hye (5), between the Miami rivers IA Montgomery
county, ohio beginning nj The halt section corner on
tho west line ol said srgtlOu; theme" north 4 ~ cast
oghty-twO (S2) pOes 10 conner. tho.ice south So
"a { two huuttred and hnYtwO and thirty-six hun
dr, dths (3t23jluo) po'rs to conner; thence souh
W sast eighy.two aud forty eighth hundreotiis (s2
fs ltul pplrs 10 rnrnpr; tienc" north ~ 5L west
two hundred and fifty -'our aud forty hundreuhs (ef
10 100 poles TO the place Of hognning, conliunmC
one hundred ant twenty nnu and seventy one hun.
dr'dths (llg 7l-lUD acres,
fild Farm H. about two miles east Oi Centreylle
hns upon Il dwtilug two og cabins frame i"nant
house, large orchard, and about hiieen al
Iimirr
Appraised at sc IN AN acre. May sell for sa7 "A
nn acre. GEO. W MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
r v. THETsHER 4 N y, JoEpANi Au'yE.
aligiilN lNii dawtA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
AS~x Turtle Soup and Things, The
Presllent 90 tlie lutlle Soup So
10 EFFT ..lM at,f.a ic ..a a.L =, Kan,

man than any Of the Lincoln family, has re.
commended tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
as a suitable time to repair TO JOSH PHFLAN's
saloon, in the Goodwin House. and partici
pate in magnificent Lunch, smolhcred in
Turtle Soup, in honor of the fall VI gold Al
lanta, and numerous other things too tedious
to mention
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRK, Sept 3 Captain MainWaring,
of the Transport Nightingale, from Key
West, arrived here to-day he reports that
on The & h inst, in latitude ~ IL, in lungi-
uude ~ 81 he waa pursued Tor several hours
by n clyde built, side wheel steamer She
was apparently u fast steamer, bat breeze
coming np, the Nightingale set all sails and
pscuDed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

TWF NTUN W HUH7FNI- 0Omp070d 0f no Nn0--
hghly teamed and msyniilcrnus raparisonrJ and
tt" programme ~ The rrFua will c1mrrisr All the
e''Rini sei iiona, thrilling, comic amt cptruainiup
nov elites ui the tiay
The whulo Of these MAGSIFIGEHT AT-rRAO
~ ms all b" ~Nhttat.i IN TipPEOANOF on IVFs
DAY sept. eiHh, ant DAYTON on NEpN FSDAY.
SEPT 2ist nc ami 81, uador Que enormous
pafheh. tor Que roe nf admission. Whkrh, notWith-
standing Ne enormous ouilgy attendant 0u such
an uupr cesleuted combination h. hgeI af tho LON
haEprce.
as. m. GRAND PROFESSION win enter Inc Town
Al u o'clok, A. NJ proceeded h. tho GlGAhTTC
hiFfOffAMuS drawn hy TNAM az Ei4EPHANTg
(totr IA huuler,) ioilow ed Nv SEEt ,FAS NEW YORK
oekkA bANn TIN frand n NAGERiE. the exten.
sye CikutS aud Trp"Ie ~ Aunts. together viii
the esrKefus fuiAlheuaha of the M,tropoital
Oomt4nAtion
v ELIINGHAM, bUe0r Of Arena
o. n. FARMS W0krH A6sd sebta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
Turtle Soup.

To morrow morning, at half past nine o.
clock, John Gengnagle, corner Of Fifth and
Ludlow streets, will set superb lunch aud
turte-soup. II it scemoih good to YOU be on
hands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &c. Mr.
George Say has made arrangements with the
nurseries for the best lot Of shrubbery fruit
trees and evergreens, ever offered to the peo.
pie of this city and county. Prices low Ms
ever, Persons desiring anything in this line,
may address orders to Mr. Say through the
Post Office Of Dayton, who will attend to
them with pDnctuaiiy. sept daw2w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
Two Section Ladder.

A GVOp thing for every man that owns a house,
~ aud for every farmer They are two ladders OF
convenient length for general aud can h. l0ined
together 10 make ~, e. ~ or ~ loot ladder good
hnuse eau he saved nom burning by having ladder
IN ume y reach ihe roof Call at No 227 Frst slfsst
AilS<t lind ,. II. bALsLEI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
For Sale.

~ ACREi u land nao sod h1lf rni.ea vet O.
4s) Dayton on Tho Woli ,'r'sL piks. nn uirrh b.
iiusi"i q good hnrs House aui barn. Will ',- s.if
W Nls'rgtn II ld soon 3 q. SNlbEN
NsUth-igd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Nav YoRE, September lO--The HerAld's
Key West correspondent ,eporla several .ex.
pedtions ia which horses and cattle and val
nable property were captured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRR, September 10 The New York
News repudinies McGlellana nomination,
urging the re-asscmbling Of the Democratic
Convention to either remodel the platform or
to nominals candidate TO suit The present
platform
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
COMMERCIAL.
DAYTON MnrILeI.

8lLlJJ DEroN, septpmber 10
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat
Wholesale $ll 90 Retail $Il 80. t.
WHEAT-$I 80.
C0RN-llO .f-,I.. n"I
OATS-f0
RYE--l 4563l so. Aii
BARLEY--Sl jO@lGO
TEAS--$2 50692 90. $3.50
COFFEE-5S0G0c.
SUGAR--3O
COFFEE SUGAR-33 .O35e per Id.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-374 &c per H.
MOLASSES-Sl 3j@llO per gal
RICE--20c per ID.
LARD-lS@20.
BUTTER-4O@50
CHEESE-23(G25.
SrARUH--l2!c per N,
SOAPS-20c per H.
DRIED PEA UIl ES--256092
DRIED APPLES--l5@20.
BEANS-Per bushel$2 60m3 90
EHGS--l8 per du2
T0BACCO-90@$ll0 per H.
SHOT--S5 90 per sack
LEAD-25e per H.
POTATOES,-$2 80 per buah
HAY-Timothy $50 per ton
WHISKY-r-l 80.
TOMATORs-s3 so per bush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Heavy Robbery ,-ou the afternoon Of
Wednesday last the 7th inst, while the family
Of Washington Ozies, living two miles south
Of Lewisburg, Preble County, Ohio, were
temporarily absent from home, the dwelling
was entered by n thief, VITO stole and carried
away $3.50 in bills, an open faced silver watch,
with gold chain, three gold rings and n la
dys breastpin A reward $25 will be paid
for the apprehension Of the thief
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
Missed tho Connection, --Mr. YMIAv

Missed the Connection --Mr. YnhAN-
DIGHAM started on Thursday evening to fl Il an
appointment at Venango, Pa, and to address
meeting there on yesterday. He reached
Columbus several hours behind time, and too
late to make the necessary connection Un.
der these circumstances, he had no alterna.
tive but to reinrn, which he did, reachng
here last evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

BosroN, September lO-rhe banka offered
i is said 10 bid for four and hall. millions oI
the new six per cent loan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Democratic Club. There be meet.
ing Of the Democracy Of the Fifth aud Sixth
Wards, in Dickeya Block, on Saturday even
ing the 10th ipst for the purpose of orrani.
zing Democratic Club. A iull meeting 10
desired ..",aH.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
The Gigantic HippopOtamus.

OF "BruEnnrH" of Holy Writ, Of whom II ~ dsciared
tJoh 40 a:D Upon sErth there ~ not his like" Thus
rnr specimen ol The brute creation, he last vesup-
OF p'e Aidnhr e'ifecC was captured by hs present
kerUHr, Alt 2 Egyptian, by order Of The Nirerny
oi EGYPT, &pOD miles above CAIRO, on the White Nile
"a Atuca, sud was imported INTO this country at au
"Npense Of more tim sf0GH1, by -. G YUEk, Esu ,
with whom such arrsn gemsuts have been male a- 10
enable Tue Management 10 present him f0 the puAir
~ conjunction With The Other nuiqiIe a,tfl items sh,rh
make mp thus CatacBsm of Wniidr rs roupusing thi-
glgHuuc combination
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRG, Sept lO,--Cotton quiet al lS5
Flour unsettled l5a2j lower 50 00@lO 10 Ex
State ] . 95G9ll Round Hoop Wheat hcnvy
3G14 lower lG@2O Milawaukee Club 23lC6
235 winter red Corn unchanged at 6l9C9
62, one board Coz in store Oats dull droop
ing unchanged at 9OA92 for western Pork
unsettled, 30 O0@4l 90 mess ~ 5Oaij 90
new 30 5Oa4 90 prime; Beef quiet Cnt
meats inactive; Lardquipt 23lG42l3 Whs-
Ky 79lC@SO Western; Sugar dull Eggs %
PepoleuuI.dnll aud nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
SherlT's Proclamation.

SHFRiFTs OTTIrg
DAYTON, September 30, lSGi
Proclamation Is hereby made tn the qualified voters
OF Montgomery county, ihata gsn~rd elect - will
he held ~ rrqiired hy Law, on the SECOND Tuesday
Gf October llih, 1864,
at the several lnees Of holding electioua in sard
ooun'H At which time the following officers nfe to
be- chosen.
tine Supreme Judge full Trrm).
One do do Gong Vacancy.
One do do (shOrl Vacancy
Que Secretary oil state.
One CompeuOller OF the Treasurer
One Member VI Pubic Works, (ul rerml .
Que do . do do (karaneyl. ..
One Representative m COngte,z 0i The Uniied
states composing the counties oi Montgomery, nur.
Ter, Warren and Prehe .. 'I".
one Sheriff.
2 t'ne County Auditor, ..., If r...
Oue do Recorder. f .H".
One do Treasurer
one DO C0lnmlfhioner
One do Surveyor.
one do lnhrnaTy bhectorH
one WHISKY Inspector. .# IT.
One Flour INSPECTOR.
One Pork Inspector.
And the Trustees Of the several 1ownshEa aud of
the several Wards OF the rty OF DAYTON IA md
county, wall take g0tce that they are fequtr n 10
return the following numbar a 10rrar- ifoni fbaif
respective townships aud WHrds to t,r Clerk of the
C1nrtot tiomnloa Pleas, property lesgn ting those
Tor i'r ''mte Court rom those Tor the Common Pleas
t.suPeror Courts Wit. .# .
Sun AMI fsrttH Plane po,rts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

CANAL NOTICE

WFITI n
Sheuh OF Montgomery Cuunty, Uh. o..
pNf1S, September "a. lsiA ~rpts
CANAL NOTICE
UiHE Water will b. drawn from th- canal from Mia
I d"i.Wn 20 C,ncinuau on SATURDAY sept4iub.r r.
I'm and -i on agun octnier lat oouer n r-pars
are cOtnpetoi
THONAN BROWk,
Superintendent Diusiou, No miami & .rr anal.
seliis 3t,i .|HH ..H"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
Nrm Aobertisrmrnts,
EARELL Kg0uGH,T Kstate.

k'OfI0E II hereby gwen that the undersigned has
u leen iiuly appointed and qualified M Executor
Of the last will anil Testament Of Farrell Keongh hate
Of Monlgsm"ry county uhip, de tascd.
ssh ~, lsd. IA ROBERT HAIRS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Information Wanted. My boy Philip
Smith, about u years Of age, LEFT his home.
ia Miamisbarg about four weeks ago and I
have not heard from pim since. have some
idea that he is employed somewhere in the vi.
einty of Dayton, and am very anxious to
learn his Whereabouts Aay person giving
me information in the premiees will confer a
great favor PHLIP SMITu
. 6Miamisburg Aug 2G 2wd aHJH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Removal w H. Belyille has removed
his Law office 10 The corner Of Third and
Main s,reels over The Dayton Bank
sspt dawl.a .na.....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
An Indignant Patriot-His style :

An Indignant Patriot-His Style -
We received, by to days mail, several copies
of the EaplHE, which had been sent, we know
not by whose authority, to some ignoramus,
dwelling in some unknown locality, by the
name Of II Van Ashen, The only insight we
have into his character and accomplish.
ments, we have gained by the following touches
OF his quality which we find respectively upon
the margins Of two Of the papers We copy
verbatim ct ileratm: ..... .......
"heep your sheet at home or send il TO one
into richmond to whom it may coripond
Better with lis priu3iple.
If there isn't both sentiment and syntax in
that, to say nothing Of satre, then we ARE an
utter stranger 10 mortal accomplishments and
literary merit He alyerlses himself in the
other instance after this stately lpshion
"Thcse ssets wear gent 10 me ont Of the
Post Office, BY man, without my knowedg,
Order br consent "A'4 t'.fH
The man so ably referred to in tho above
extract, az sending the "eeels' to Mr.. Van
Ashen without his "knowledg," probably
didn't know that he had any But he has, as
the following, on "Calhoonism" aud milk
and water, clearly discloses:
"Discontinute.
| am for the union and not for your milk ana
water Policy Of Californian
We have given space to these elegantly ex
pressed "thoris, for the purpose Of iIluslra
ting the abolition character in n nude state.
We think our readers will concur with us in
the opinion that they have served our purpose
admirably.
In taking leave al this subject, which we do
with extreme regret, we cannot folego max
ing mention Of our prafiGealion that the
splendid intellect Of Nc Van Ashen (the hero
of this little sketch) is beaming for the Union.
Don't enlist, Mr Van The fold Of your use.
fitness bordera on the patti Of safety, and the
margins Of Democratic newspapers
Who Wants a Substitute Amy one
desirous OF procuring substitute, can be ac
cummodated by applying at the City Hotel,
on Sixth street, between Main and Ludlow
Jouy SCHROEDER
Removal w. II. Relyillo has removed
his Law office 10 The corner Of Third aud
Main s,reela over The Dayton Bank
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Beadle's Dime Novels. .--'The Moose
Hunter, or Life ia the Maine Woods A
very entertaining story Of fun and adventure.
1t can be had Of j. d Rea, nt his news stand
in the Post Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

New H"rk stock Markets
NEw YoRE, Sept 10 --Slocka steady Gold
So n. .. 'lE'.N .n...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10

Who Wants n Substitute Amy one
desirous OF procuring a substitute, can be ac
cu@modated by applying at the City Hotel,
on Sixth street between Main and Ludlow.
luHy SCHROEDER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
4ailno empire
City and Other Matters.

Fourth Ward All enrolled members
subject 10 dra1, are requested 10 meet this
evening at the Engine House, at 4 o'clock.
A full attendance is requested.
BY order OF Committee
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Bonds Stgltn from Tho Treasury Depart
mClt.


MCit.
We have been requested by thr
Register of lhe Treasury 10 call the
attention of the public 10 the NUN
Der and denomination Of the coupon
bonds recently stolen from his Office
in the Treasury. Every corpora.
ton and any individual holding
bonds 9ould examine them careful
ly TO ascertain # any one of these
bonds S IN his posseSSloa. They
are worthless as securities, ara viii
be refused payment whenever pre-
senled.
They are Of the following mum.
bers an denominatous:
No. as 935al8,96 inclusive,
4or i GOO each, s per Ct. $780, ,0O0
No. SO. .S3la33,2 $50 inclusive,
for ST. 600 each, 7 per ct. $1,000
No, 81 S0la3lSll INCLUSIVE,
for s 900 each, Z per CT, Sll,O00
No. 80 6S6o32,7ll inclusive,
for S500.cicb, 7 per cent. $l3 coo
No. 3 3507a35l0 inclusive,
for $1,000 each, 6 per CT. $4,000
No. IA, for 500, 6 per cent. 500
Any Information upon the subjecI
will be gladly received By the Reg
Ister of the Treasury.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-04-20

LARGE PuRCHAsE.-Ch nrlcs
Weed, of Stanford, Conn, has pur-
chased, under Yankee con6scaIion,
the estate Of Secretary Judah p.
Benjamin, Of the Southern Conied-
eracy, on the Mississippi river near
Baton Rouge, for $l40OO0,
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AssAsslNAmoN.-On last Wedoes

AssAsslNATIoN,-0n last Wedoes.
day morning about<2 o'clock two men
rode IN to pr. Zolieofer's residence
aud followed, aud upon the Doctor
walking out he wos shot with a shot gun
l3 large shot taking effect in the re
siops e ,be abdomen The DR. is still
alive, but suffering Intensely; No clue
as to the perpetrators OF the vie deed
has vet been obtained, -Kosciasko
Chy0nicdl.
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fpirits shall be sold at such rates as will
pay all costs Of manufacturing, trans.
porting and selling the same AMI he
may allow such compensation to the
agents forsal'iag the same as be may
doeu proper, and oil monies ori..ug
from he sale Of the sail spirits snail be
paid int the Treasury qnar.e-l~. on
lae,as. ia Of J.molJ agrr, 'g
and October in each year.
Sec. lG BE io further enacted, That
all agents appointed under section e.sy-
Gu Of this net shall, befra they enter
upon the discharge ocsajl agency. enter
ipto bond With COED and sufficient seoq.
rites and in a penalty to Be approved
BY the Governor, faithfully to discharge
the duties 0. such agency, and to account
and pay over to the State all money
arising from the sale ofsaii spirits, and
properly to dispose Of all spilimous Ii,
quors placed in their charge; and Gu
the termination of their ager,y 90 deli7-
cr to the State all that hasrot been rre
yiou,ly sold or lawfully disposed Of.
Sec II BE il further enacted. That
the Governor shall dcliye,to he arsgts
for the sale OF spirituou, liquors in 6 h
county from tim9totimo sic, an amount
Ms ne my deem necessary ''r m"'leiA4i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-04-20
VOL, XIV. NO. So

BY MARGAnITAJ chNrpo

''.,.,.....
EGil Resurrection Mornl
Ador.ng Svmns with snge'altt US sirE,
Ard ttss early dawn
yin Vary 10 iha selushre -eN tf.ss
'1Sa.6 e. & 5ond pIsi-e to Christ our Etns.
BY maste and my Lo-dl,
Gums shan bring Thee, cd1rous aud rars'
Or vouli'a Tiol be aSo-ed
Fy f.fs Of god and gerns and tressBrs,s ,sl,,
NO Thou Sa. sak'a the bfeah Of eoatrie prsvsy
D'5' thou C7s up thy d4ad
ol'un'et grave from thy my-tsr'ous hl!!'
May lbepeopl. inmates read
AFrn tho earjh, 'res from thy ds,ksome tSrsf.
F!ol cl'ngi7g cerement and funeral pallf
We see proud manhood laid
Asuidan ruin, IN Re silent tomb,
Andyolh agd childhood fade.
Ano h'Sn'y yaushesn al IT'S bloom.
Swa iow'J within th,rs allabscrJlng womb.
And shall they rot rsturr,
Hayetbcy forers, gone and lef, no trace
Must our hsas.3 vs'aIy yeaTu
Foro7e rorelooE o. ibe beloved face
One sltAm 9fall ,bsi !oyeliness aud grace
And 10 we call In vair--
Have our aTeol,ns but On dust cen 1,a"i-
Are All lhessadoEy 1tn
whor NO have g.7eu 10 10y .laHtv4t