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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

REX.Ebip -InzEy Lewis. lie iIuiaitl
Tenoh charged wiz a,diEs sh1 atettinz iii
tho escara vi Pets.. s!a7s VI Neil b1dcartb5
again appeared teivte tho Mayor JsaiatisT
morning, aid, Wila0d. t'Ithsr eT4mihasioh,
6as remaudsu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

SENT To JAIL.-Montoith hsass1, al in
car1iable little wretsh, who osn'sksep his hands
CD oth57 peoples property, Was eEain brought
before Mayor Mayo yesterday TO answer the
oksres Of stealing watermelonE from coun.
r7nsn Il the Second Market. DO was cent
to jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

CosTiau1D.-The esss Ct 1bch,Sa. ra75 G!
Talbot L Brother, charged With stealing lot
of jewelfy froa, Lnoy A. AiIls7. WAS sgsin
called yesterday morning, Bat owing to sha
sfSsnes Of 1iiRsssss, vas continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

INTERFERING WIFE TIE DIG C4icaEzs,
Fsnn7, slaTs If Dr.. Trnt's, vas sr1sstsd
BY thu police. charged With interfering with
the police while making Isid upon the dogs
found in the streets without medals: The
Mayor ordered Ter to be whipped.
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JAMES l.. rA!
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a RSns-


AIchI1 sJl1. jog Iuh, Iso3. ...i
B~rhe IoliesIng PsrAs' rii nt2.t To-. I.'. Il!
bills . L. II. Fi:ssugb. serssants:s! Il W
Richmond Enquires. Seminal, %n!s ~ D%,'.
mington Journal, North osroiins; lbe t.a'eCs:y
Leigh, North Carolins; Mercury md u5s:itI -
Csfolinisn and Guardian. Columbus Sf.m ..
Chronicle and ssntnel, SID Constl::''o5jss !.
Georgia; Republcaa, sav.nn shi ocafEee:3i ,;S-
NiIledssv Wits Telegraph, Macon; AppesI s-' "a
ce1. Atlanta IDqui.er, Columbus, dse,sa -
and asii, Montgomery; Advertiser AID re. 81 -
Alabama; kissi1sippisa, seEs' as.,I 4
TuIssoosa, AlabAms; C.ddo Gazette. eI''''r
irans; Telegraph, Hoss:oa, Ts1.'.
ie151amIbAus
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TNFTY THyUnASU DO.LAke

will sell, At pabBo .selio1, ST L-h', ~:
CO The I21h day Of rSI.ssn ,iis:, Il -.
eaan,y bond, p.ylbls lat JSs.s.J, IsTs lis, 0!rt
bic ssSni- annually III
TRNosS / Soys, Aue.1.
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WASTE -.

ETY. WILL on Thur. day, the l5l September nski, '!'
teachert-s gentleman sed lady, ortso lady -.
principals ri their school for rS Cor ue year !.
msace on the nrsi Monday 10 Oct: her.
The teachers will be expected 10 give lns;..;t'' l.
the branches uf learning usually pursued In TIE "
se,ninarie., Including aLcl:rt tai laot.." i."'"'
| drawirE and painting
| The compensation will be fre!rs hundred H.i .r.I
lars to each teacher, aud equ. division G,'a-=
VI hny sutpu, there shall DO 10 the income d~st''
lutlon Fees after paying these ralsrir>, dcrayr2 al
&c ssry incidental expenses and reserring d i.3
per certur Of the whole at3cGEL OF tult!Cn -t" !
eelved during the year for oln:iugeRctts. Ihs .''
come duiog tee psst yesr has been nesrS three "l'
dollars ana the rates CT tuition for tie c6aitt 81
| been largely intI easedI
Applications nay Cd addressed to tic pEisls':t.'
oberav, South Carolina JoSa Z, t',.;'
! Rsuge-eodSv Pre5idtEt Board 1i 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

tri-weekl SGtrecs under thn lnouuuent, 10 rem.
der the Square attractive a!,d Il Guard ;c-am-
tulatss the scene, TO keep tho people u tho
grass. People like mu=i'. tn: i: ir punish
ment refined 10 cJIDpel lilr'i 10 listsn 10 i!
and DO uncomfortable st the sf:ur truie.-
Plainly speaking, the gts7oicd wis ii The
Capitol Square nru manufacturing nai. al
though the guards insis: urnn VISITORS ksep.
ing within them, The mun Th1 would willingly
submit ~ tuch restriction, Hou!t ruJrlit 10
anything. Va would a.S!nu ever t.ly t.
walk, liz AMI wniioY. OH tbs g.ns., eyris de-,
all the time until tLoss ii9Trpl "n,erays" ere
either dactntly lmfed, sur..:hed, or ;oiten.,!
The Capitol Square - u2ioGt;r!!y org Of tho
msss beautiful! public parks N tie C3n:.Iera-
cy, and, belOre it leiIo99ed E3m3i,3iy--Wo
DONE know Tho-to chvlo up Ia. 'sa:!is with
stone reef, it was Tia PRIDE 81 tic psGpio Ct
Richmond. This reet,a:. tus!ness wea cou.
msltad several years egg. Oh tho theory that,
in the course CT tima, the rocks would be
beaten and gr"uEd dawn ~ :Go people until
the Whole ASSUMED Ito uL..;u: l.. tu;tsisteucy
and elegance oil asphalt Or m6FAiJ The price
Of shoe leather cid not entoc int1 sho CALCIUM
ten, being considered, NJ Doubt. MATTER III
volycd in tho public duica NJ the rri3at: eli,
Zen. But the cisiZanS OF i;;cLm,Gd have no
idea Ct volunteering 10 pe-fIm :gcli..nili
service lar the State, and IT is 20 bo,Jrctuned
thar o,her people axe, in the main, Of tho same
driltof disposition. Until, therefore, the capt
tol sYenres arc properly ordered, they ere Lut
exercising a Legitimate privilege, ia erj 'yiag
that public Institution ii Eny mWunrG "i.ich
may BIZ ynost c"uTGnier- uE.d agreeable
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CTTN0Q1APaERs AND pnUNOah ,rug:

Propo,als will DO re :eived BY the suie..ias e.
irst cay CT September next, for SSnt..eir ''i -
verbatim reports Of the proossdiEsi bed df! 80:
Sensn Of tbs Confederate SSaiss.
The contractor Will be required Z, ft:"!-t L: .
tstantI Tho eeazIops OF The Sea ss wiz, - u e-'
average about IiI 'EontLi Der nuIGEi. Las: .t>-'
honu per day.
Stationery will be fnrnjnhei - Ns sipsa't i =.
SIC, IS alsD reporters roEli i0i wiling 'i' ~
aher with Iighis and fuel -.,.
The contract will be made frr o1e yes! ia" ~
Monday 0f November r.xi, aud yfs 's's ''--''-.
paid the contractor montEly.
The reports mu.t eIDrso5 rSIt'in' ~. -
bioron5, resolutions, reIJsTkS. fse.tes I'D 80 -.
usa1 offered 80 l.sJ Do oatsISSf7 u ti't''-
bates :.
Tne Commute. tsriE.ats tl.I It's !Tii.ri,"' =
| and thrss sSfL.;AEts csu ps.foTn the T'"'s. -
The chief reporter s..d hs Sss;-:::.. VI"
| tho ssrsts ga entitled; 10 us P;:sIcss sd .",
| inc,icltai ;noIeto, and Te.-oTsl CT 'ta &c.
| ysrt Of capacity CT fidelity. ,.--
4 t.h cosy Of tie dsii7 reports E'r'. - : No.
pists IN tina for ths e.! Eothiaa |sp:.f u. =
| sop, South CsI5lLi. 49, To- .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

Eaae OF TIA ToUspEp-Tnz AMBULANCE
CjsyI!TYr The liabilities Cor attending pro-
prriy Il !ho sick ind wounded st tue Dunlop
iipncrel !iJs:irsl haze for eoine Tins past
Loti seiy !iG,:a.i. tbs Ila.ter Vi ieeding Ii
especially ths eo:tfce uf grsat Inconvenience.
The \ nhulanue COMMITTEE from this city has
relief ii eight members conetsEtly III G!-
ts:.it!to Il. IL IL hvspiui, ind but for tstm The
drag" w1uIi baYe been iEauppOrtabls. This
reliel hhs nnlong lid dates .hat.pf feeding
tl3 y,n.;enta, a:ld Sometimes ~ u.uny as fity
or !. hundred, diliG. from the iatiaurs Of the
but.iC Fold, Ire passed 0vcr t. their csrc.-
Tho h1apii.l, 1T ssCr:a, bha very feW dining
,.0afis ari 10 crIpa or soup plates. The
Canlm.!tco han k::etn tin cups, and tnese,
filled With hot soup, thu mOst EOurishiDg nnd
convenient food thet Can be supplied. ere ap-
pr0priatsA The patients arc thus fed fifteen ct
" time unt it. requires frequently several
hours 80 yet through with them oil. Some.
times wornded and sick men are cent from the
field 10 tie hospitals in Richmond. and we
laaln tho. wien they arrive alter regular neal
hours G,nY are compelled TO wait until tho
nssl icsuiay hour arrives before they are fur
nishei Gi ca sn5tiing to eat. a patient Who
has bean 81! day without food foT instance.
arriving Ieu lnnu.9s h!tor supper, goes to bad
ls,nighiDg This may net DO the Case ut ali
tho hospitals, hut va understand is certainly
prsctiseh Isl rt,::le These matters require H.
yestigslun aud reform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

MILn lIAwKINa.--There il gang OF white
u,elI nnd negroes who live atout tic markets
Jy selling diluted hlilk at two DOLLARS and q
half II quart. 4 Specimen OF this market
lnils Was subjected to test tow days ago,
snd the proportion Of %atar was found to be
th7se -t0.irtts Of tho whole. quart Of pure
milk runtans from two to ,thrcH tablespoons
full ct ,sntery substance oalle1 whey. The
manner ii, which the specimen vas tested was
ai.npiy ty subj ecting it to the natural process
Of inspissation turnips il into bonTy -clao-
Der. rh. result vas, thrsefoarths water,
ol.e-tourtl, ioun J. siaLbEr. Tho experiment
Haa tried viii, one quart. Persons VINO send
OF bring sucl milk ~ market are nothing less
than rdbbers, who not only place under s'is-
picion tuso Who may bring good milk to mar,
ke,, but actually give 10 the buyer no qn'd
pro IU" iur his monty. the nutrlment OF the
mill being def:lo7s! ~ the adulMration.
puIe milk i,ss te.h properly tc1ntd most
,eriscL diet. 1t contains euro, which 10 ne
crsznry FOR the iessl6p msnt aud fasmation Of
muscle butter. for tina production OF tn AIDE
uaato supply ri fat; sugar to feed the resplra
ton and thereby add warmth to the body; tho
hrr,l i.ltes II LIME s:id uagnesia, the pero1yde
OF iron, tho chlOrlde5 Of potassium ani souE,
With the lroo soda, required to give soidity
AID -te-nstt, 10 tho bone. tugsthar with ,:hs
saline rart5-= so essentially Heo5ssary i6r
utLoi rats al tho hod,. 1! oohtains la,.io
acid .. Tho aa.L u, milk. wl,iah chemists III
I,,In u: Is tho pSii If tho gastlia juice 60 To-
qui.it5 ioT Tho proper dis5ol7i5g OF our food in
tho stomach ]. is Therefore evident that milk
sL;ali To chemically correct III sil its -oon-
s.i.o snt,. aal ot,a!t lot ta naa'lahzsd bT
\: e., IL, Ii Ii
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n2IUk WILLIAMS,

o II " Z = q NJ
NJ - BE. SkAHcis Srhklr. h.nrits. Ati;.
kiyfRHRcssi
M.z.rs. Wsi,l, Sl,.lh 4 Co.. Aot!i:, La.
N-s4ri, GSDnsr l. Co., hGh:xODefy. Ala.
}. W. Hvtas, Esq, AuhaiA. On.
Me-HL J. 4. Ars!sy n 10, Bngc.,s, IA.
&seeii. BOOT, Pain, = Co.. H:lam"Ld. V- :,
Johur. Tsnnsr. Esq., " ih. Trsd.Y,r wcrt:r y
"a ". .l.ti
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FRMAi.K AGaUHall

rANrILLE FEMALE ACAU Ealh.
The next session Of this Hone school Cor year. =
win begin OF the lat day OF October and cgs, ~ ~ "
| part Of the following June.
Dos.d sl2 per mouth, payable In provisions 4: ~ .
| OF 1880
For further Information spply for cir:ulaf. 'r''.
limited 10 twelve.
| .uvlu WAsIysseE: LnH IS r.F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

Is IL (:reeov."': 49,
ALbsxaKLE cOuSTy, ~.
pt. ninth suss!uu viii col.u:ruce - NJ". t. -.
tsMber.
Paynepts p.r,ly In provisions.
an. Dlawl"fl. q
q ..,
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AN EARLY 1NTkkviET PisroLs. --Ru

I AN EARLY lNTkKvfET.-WITu PisToLs. -Ru'
mors were circulated husily. yesterday nlorl-
ing, Of duel which had occurred at Some ul-
known locality, between two wel!-Erown gen.
tlemeu, but when, where end how was a lnys-
terry Until late in the day, whea somehow or
other tho whole story-or what pur2,rted to 10
the whole st5Iy-Sot loose. and curiosity YRS
satisfied. lsanpeara that this sYiir oc honor
occurred between Dir. John 81. Daricl. editor
ri the Examiner" and Mr.. E. C.. Elmore,
C0nie3srate States Treasurer. Tho origin Of
the difficulty eliminating il. the fSht, is snid
to have been paraguay h in tho "Rxsm;nsr,"
some two weeks ago. announcing the discovery
Of heavy frauds in TIC Treasury Dsoart;n mt,
involving th3 honesty o( IAN high ofTiai:p Of
the same. MI. E!al.ro dena-ded t,,at Mr. Daniel
state tina. hs (Elmore) Was not the party als
ludtd to. AZ Al investigation ii toe matter
was going On, the eA:!or deel:aei tn make Iny
suoh statement m ;rI 6Tn rl.r3ns:i:lirr but
proposed 10 give Il Is alr. Ei!t.9rs's st.to-
msDt. This Has Tot satisfactory. Some
days elapsed, Jusiog which, i; &c sid,
Mr.. E!r1ure had cent ivr !. !ticod ~ Inc
South. In The msantiH7, t!,s :;:Fc siisE!ion
alluded to proved that ti.ers Lad kctn
no defalcstions or frauds. On Monday. tic
nsme Of Mr.. Elmore appeared il to "Ey-
aminer," among Others. in Is lit Of present
msnts before the uraa! Jury. l1r "buttins ~:
the game commonly culici 5aT'." Whether
this hsd any effect upon the difficulty. u uo.,
ia not known. Mr. ElmnrO is said u have
sent challenge 20 Mr. Daaiei on the same
day. Yesterday morning, about quarter 70
six O'clock, the parties. aaccmranied hY Ap-
prorriate friends nra tu.se0us met til Dilps
| farm. On tho Central railr&at, SIT tao miles
aud half from Tie city Ten stsps wcrt
measured of,, the prinr;ra's rlaoei i'll rosi-
ton, aud tho s,ercotypeI numerals, -Onr,
two, three" with the final i.eulstioil, "ii., -
| were given. Both fred, but neither with cf-
! feot. Ne. Daniels second. Mr.. II. L. Pollard.
! Assccia.e Editor "r the q" Esnpliner," CON-
municu:od with Sir Einosr. through hia
second. Col. Thoe Taylor, # i. Curoii,a. De-
string Il know II ho was -!.i,stt.l i mega
tive Was the Ic.ul!, 1ho r-in:- Wero re
loaded. The principals ;tol :koit p5sr.io-;; snd
tho order 10 ti:s map again ,:.,on. ii1t', Ire.
| nearly ut the SAND line, IL Iir=! Sir FL
more Gau unhuli. Mr. Daniel reruIvai his
sd7crshry's bullet III The left leg. jug. above
the ankle, the bullet passing Oh. ,,ficting IL
slight and shallow wound, though quite a
painful 0nr. The Affair w,s then concluded,
end the parties returned 10 The city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

r,hSV Wills FLaiA l. J.! 81 80 :.
- GEO IA Slo%TE, 4. Ill, f,s:;:-"t.
nA.rlLLB, Va.
The NJ RI session viii Gsea S"ntaELe! !. ISSi o
Add experienced corp, III tca:heI;. lbs ~ '"' %
and healthy. Terms I1UuctHte.
Apply esriy. Il, uIo uuiabrr Of pdP'i. "a i&.'';
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

|
An oiRaial despatch to the War Department
yesterday. states that by nSK CT tiuac "uI
commanding goncIbi At tilat pnlnt 1esrIis that
Admiral Blu ;hanR! ii don. very viii. aid IL
in fair way 10 recover.
Drisnfiisr General Page has :nsa Il circular
sexpTceaiug tns qualification III IN delnt-
ment vi the garrison At fou MtrEau dur
ing tho recent earaeenieut wis,n rIFJrcd
to u fire which, for the tilse. in severity, !us
mover becu snrpassed il TIE :r:n;,ls e ~nr.
Brigaiier Genera. iigs iIis ;aaLGstes 10 sic
| "Tribuue" rel.erai ords +, dated Angus. g.I,
whioh contains ths i6Ilu1sing significant i.arl-
erarhs:
-. In yiew Of tito recent tE.u"at!pl 81
Fort Powell without Ol;lera. hnd III .i,s aarinu-
der Uf Fort GaGcr, 10 s;ulntiosi Vi, Ia, direct
aud positive orders OF ile t!ennrnl c0ihripnd-
iny the outer Inns uf Ii doielres uf shs city.
it is daelned necessary 10 :ssuc the following
General Oder:
| mo OiIctr :omnIsiaiIHr eny tori u. battery
| III and urounj Mobile Will bald ,:n4 r..:rnIunr-
cation, by lltg ii ilua Ur "LsI t.isr, with The
land 1T :,,Ysl irlo-= u the rrril,e Wit,@ut at
tLuiss h"rn there hst,t'tu::ter-i
| IT'S iiiis aud Ea1teIior I'd this 1..,tn I.i
H,ust sind shall DO held t. Tho IL ct v1, emily -
| ffmn lee EWEuT: LrshS iH ri VII.
\ pTi7aIo. lstteI informs nc C. IL, i.is3 81
| l6 600 Of tho sndiny ls al III E..n-i. Miss
Of i1ute for MoL,ia or Atlanta; ti.at another
laid is Oh the taps iTon h5Lis. Nn Md HAT
still another Its antioipatad tom he5ai,H Quo
would think that after tbs 10 s7ili DISASTROUS
reception OF The sleIil' 3 rad ,,s ii. Georgia
and Alabama, tLey Hcu.d hssil 7sH:ais uP-a
Cthsrs 81 sG6I.
| AFFAIRS ~ HEH Gafi E;s.
a private letter. dated Ansu ST 81. hos reoI
received from LewisbuTs. vhi n is on Laks
fonohsrtain, opposite New o. leans, /! Gays:
"a bloeksder s7rived ysst51 dsy. aud reports
fhst 1e have whipped tss Tau Is at MoTsaD5s:
and taksn 1900 negro prison srs
Drafting is going os:'in III oitT NE" o..
iesns) Of all persons fir jim 1o to As years Ct
sgb Tie order to this ehett is published IN
tn pspsrs of the 20tb.
The Mobile papers think tb at these may be
Intended for the exp ,dition a. ,aint shct city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidiuus aud dangerous. The
properties OF n medicine to alleviate, cure and uproOt
these complaints, must he eNpectorRnt, anodYne and
invigorating, loosening tha mucus Of the throat, and
impartDg tone to the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class Of diseases
like DR.. WynkoOp's Iceland PectOtal. IL is used with
the most astonishing results in all cases of bronchit 3,
influenza, whooping cough, %diptheria or putTid sore
throat, asthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irrita-
bility, &c.
The Rev, il. Potter certifos that, M have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended 1T to many others, and have never
Reep it's equal Rev. j. j. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds aud thousands OF important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that il never fails.
1t is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oil.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, ~Elecampane, Comirey, Bur-
dock, and other invaluable expectsrant and tonic In
gredlents. tits harmless, prompt and lasting. In
yRlIds and sufferers cannot afford 10 &c elect a trial.
Every family should haYs IL. IL is remarkable tor
Group. Full descriptions, recommendation and al
rectiOns omp each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W.. W. Stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and sold by D. 8.
Barnes a Co., New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
sHERIFF's SALE.
George umbaash's E~IseU'orl super

VS. Ht 10 N"a" H
IlY virtue OF ayehdi execution against the properly
ID &e,, tome directed nom the Clerk ofthe Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, / will o6eT ct
public sale At tho door Of the Court House In tho city
Saturday, AIaweA ., ls0f,
At two O'Clock p m OF said day, the following descfib.
ed resl estate, Via The interest Of Alexander 6Naynie
the same beng one slxth1 In lot numbered % on
Hndlay's plat OF land 10 MRdriFer township, Mont
gomery County, Ohio, being IN range 7, township 2,
section No. Is, containing about 1--WE and one eighth
acres. Also, the interest OF Alexander swaynie IA
lots nuhbered 1l6l, li62, aud 100, a. numbered on
the revised plat % the city % dayton, county OF hont-
Eeraery and state Of Ohio. and has been appraised as
blous: UrIFm.
LotN0 l,lel, Dayton, one-sixth part et, ..... 90 %
Lot No. l162, Dayton, one-sixth part a..'... 90 90
Lol No. A,tba, Dayton, ORe-HiNth part II. s..s. 80 "
AID cannot sell Cor less than tWO.ihirds Of the above
Appraiaomant Terms cash. ~ H. aI HH-s F. ri
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. eonnIys
JAnns N. AAHu, Attorney. tH la27dtwaWta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
Aegal.
ATTACHMENT t /

q. Adam Leiss against Thomas BottorL No. 2,s65.
Civil action. Before William 0oudy, Justice OF the
ON the 18th day OF January, 1854, an order OF At.
" tachment was issued by said Justice against said
Thomas Bottorf, for the sum Of twsnty.seven dollars
and feVenty cents tS21 TO), and said case has been
continued to the 18th day Of February, 1854, at eight
fel3Ws H-it z.ADAM LEIss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10

Book Bindery-In Becke's Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maga-
zines, &c. Ruling done to order. Remember
the place, Room No. 20, BeckePs Building.
Wv local. f. W. MEYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
osoa sih NoteIs.
TEDSTATESHO

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite he Boston and Worcester Rasroad
Depot)
TINE undersigned. who has been connected with the
Il American house, in this city Tor over nine years,
has leased this well-kpown and popular Hotel for a
term OF years, and pledges him elf To his friends and
the public TO use his utmost forts TO sustain the rep
utation OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as a first
class house. The public may rely upon finding, at
tins house, all the appliances and comforts of q first
class hotel.
Price, ~ heretofore, Two Dollars per day.
Oc3d6m FRANK 81. PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-10
99enstn1ls.
JUsTUs L. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON CITY. DO.
Wlu give prompt attenHont TO applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, B0UNTIBs, PENSIONS,

ARREABS 0F PAY, B6UNTIBS, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before me Executive Depart
mOnts and in the Court OF Claims.
Refers to: Hons. II. NJ. Rice; NJ. q. LATHAM; NJ. r..
Wilkinson, United States Senators; Us Black; X. NJ.
Stanton, Secretary OF War; william Kellogg. Schuyler
Colfax, P. B. Fouks, Members Of Congress; Colonel
e.. W. Ewing, of Indiana, and others.
The underslgned desires 10 inform persons having
demands against the Government Of the UnitOd States
that he is prepared to prosecute their claims with
promptnesp and on reasonable terms, His practical
knowledge Of all the details of the military service Of
speedy adjustment and collection Ofeyery description
OF military claims.
All persons who entered the military service RAer
March ! 1861, and are disabled by wounds or disease
Widows OF soldiers who are killed, or die befo o or
after their discharge, from wounds received, or DIS.
ease contract d while in service, are entitled to pen
Bions.
II no widow, then the children, undev sixteen years
Of age, are entitled to pensions.
If no widow nor children, then the mOther,if wholly
or in part dependent on deceased for support.
If no mother, then the siators Of deceased, under
sixteen years OF age, n wholly OF In part dependent
On deceased ease 'or support aouNTiRs.
Bounty. n rra..I .'aH r
All who are discharged, by reason OF wounds re-
ceiyed in battle, are entitled to bounty. .
Bounties aud arrears Of pay due deceased soldiers
are pad ms follows; FIRST, to his widow; second, IL no
widow, to his children. ~
II he died unmarried first, 20 htkeE; second, NJ no
father, % mother third, If no father nor mother, then
%. his tLothers and sisters. ATsars Of pay gees 10
JOHN II. sToPPELMAN, Esq, Dayton, Montgom-
cry county, Ohio, ~ my authorized associate. Appli-
caiiona prepared and orEaTded by him, Will receive
prompt attention. Osl6dtf