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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
News Items.

News Items.
We notice by tho report Of the State
Journal that Senator Gunckel denounced
the nomination OF Lincoln by the Legisla-
ture, as "an impertinent interference"
John See, who killed the two soldiers
at Lancaster, has not been arrested. ..
VIM. Matney killed his brother, Thos.
Matney. in drunken fray in Lawrence
county, on the 10Th inst. .H
The "Bureau of Military Statistics" !"
which Senator Gunckel proposes to insi-
tute in this State, will be very expensive
to the taxpayers, however laudabo may
be its purposes There is to be Chief of
Bureau. at a big salary, while the number
of clerks required is not estimated, but
will undoubtedly be large. .. .
Since the commencement OF the war. the
Confederate privateers have captured 1913
Federal vessels, valued, cargo and all, at
more than thirteen millions of dollars
All but seventy-three of these prizes have
been made by the Alabama, Sumter and
Florida. The Alabama has made sixty
two captures. l
SO strong is the feeling in Havana
against the Federal Government, mani-
tested at theatres and other places Of resort,
that the United States Consul at that place
has protested against the insults daily Of
fered to Lincoln and the Federal Admins
trstion. ...a.. ....u. .....
The Atlantic Monthly comedies that Gen
Mcclellan has great ability in organizing
an army. We shall see whether he has
the same ability in organizinga party.
In the fight at Pontotoc. Mississippi
Colonel Forrest. brother OF the General
was killed, and Colonels Barksdale and
Mccullough were badly wounded. The
Confederates claim that they gained tho
advantage in the fight.
The Privy Council of Denmark have
resolved TO devote the whole strength o
the nation to recover the Duchies. Military
movements are still progressing in til,
disputed territory. .
Earl Russell claims that in OBTAINING tn,
Confederate irOn-clads he was not influ
eneed by the representation of Mr.. Adams
The British Government declares tina
it will not be responsible in any way 70
the damages done to our commerce by tn
Alabama.
1t il denied that French army of oh
servation is to be placed on the fr'ontiek
Recruits are being obtained in New
York at the rate of 1000 per day. s..
'' There is n proposition before Congres
to adjourn on the 3lst of May. .su
The appointment of Lieutenant Genera
Grant, will probably lead to importan
changes in the Army of the Potomac. .
The Republicans of the Legislature
with the exception of seventeen, have bee
dragOoned and bullied into signing resC
luton declaring that the people of Obi
demand the denomination of Lincoln.
The whisky question is still undecide,
and looking no nearer final action than
week ago. f.. .s.rf.u.. 's
49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
From Warrington.

WAsHHgToE, March LA special to the
Times says the latest information received
from the Army Of the Potomac ia 10 2 o'clock
this morning, Heavy firing was henrd early
this morning of to the extreme right, In the
direction OF Stanardsville where it was sup.
posed that Onstars cavalry was engaging the
rebels. -|
Madison Court House, as well as Spottsyl.
vania Court House, are in our possession.
There is an evident disposition on part of
Lee to AVOID battle by keeping behind his
intrenchments.
Fitzpatrick has been heard from The re-
port is favorable, and communications no lon
ger remain unbroken, ..... ...
it was reported to-day at Culpepper, thai
Happton's Legion had been badly whipped
by Fitzpatrick with loss Of several hundred
prisoners. Hampton himself among thenpm-
ber
A special to the World says General xii
patrick, with large force of cavalry and
mounted infantry, started three days since for
Richmond, in the hope of capturing that city
by a coup de main, or compel Lee to leave
his intrenehments at Nile Run and march to
its defense. . .r..s .-..
The rapid retreat Of Longstreet on Rich
mono is explained by this movement,
q Il is rumored thai Fitzpatrick will have the
co.operatio91pf a large force adyapeHg up
the Peninsuls. .... -I-r'Ft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
a SIanderOus Assault on our
"IsraVe soldiers

We notice in the journal this morning,
the cslnmnions and disloyal assertion, that
boys. enlisted in the army, are put on the
to rmn r OF course we feel
very much shocked and surprised at such a
slander, from such source. Hot0 put on
the road to ruin Does the Journal mean
that the morals of the "brave veterans =
are SO bad as TO contaminate youths who
associate with them? Does it mean that
lighting for the old Aag." as the war is
conducted, vitiOtes the moral sense, de-
prayes the hearts, and thereby places on
the "high road to ruin" those engaged in
lii 1? "There is no adequate punishment =
says the Journal, "for the scoundlels who
will entice mere boys from home, or accept
them in the army or navy p just as if it
were not the highest and noblest duty,
even of "mcre boys" to join the "brave
veterans in the feld," and consecrate them
selves in early youth to the service Of the
country Just as if such service did not
refine and ennoble them, and qualify them
eminently for the dutics of good citizens
when the war shall he over
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Eg-It is amusing to notice the contor-
tions and writings of the Abolition papers
of Ohio in view of the torn and distracted
condition Of their party. Some of them
declare they are in favor of CHASE and
LINCOLN both others say they are in
favor of CHASE staying ia the Treasury,
because he is so wise man that no one
could fill his place; others that it is too
soon to discuss Presidential questions ; but
still divisions aud dissensions multiply
and intensity. and every day hastens the
overthrow and dissolution Of the party. Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

ES-We have received from T. B.
PETBRsoN & Brothers. Philadelphia, The
Life. Campaigns and Public Services of
General McCLELLAN, the Hero Of Western
Virginia, South Mountain and Antietam,
embellished with a portrait. Price Soc.
Sent to anybody postpaid on receipt Of
soc. Price to canvassers. $3.50 dozen,
or s25, 90 hundred, on receipt of money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
L,.m,.nnnt GensrsI Grant.

wAsHxuroS, March 1.-The President by
message informed the House to-day Tint he
had approved tho bill revying the grade of
Lieutenant General Shortly Aiterward the
President sent to the Senate the nomipation
Of General Grant for that position
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

~We often hear of men raising
money" The process is attended with
hazard. A man in New York has been
sentenced to years imprisonment for
raising two dollar greenbaek to twenty
dollar greenbaek. ftHH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Read The following;

NIeaW0~h' ~ MS S'Hah dsutd)
PRsF. DEMVNN Two years age my seaIp Ls.nIne
diseased andmy hair commeueod 10 TALL cut very fast
1ae disease spread unul my scalp WA enc rompete
sore. IL became very painful; my rest at nigh WA
broken; the burning and itching sensation Was unsup-
portable; would apply remedy after remedy, bot
clans OF this city. was informed by them that the
disease with which nay scalp was Affected Was the Salt
Rh nm, and that they could not benefit me. Tread
your advertisement and ssholuded IL consult you
Yen assured me that you would eradicate ths disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin
With that assurance placed myself IN yopr hands
and the results are nave luxuriant head OF hair,
my scalp Is pertesty well, and my hair has ceased 10
Mas sARAH GoUtD, No. III South Pearl styoft.
II s iaGt acknowledged by all who have used The
HAlr Re5torer, and their name II Legion, thai its
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efeetuay and permanently restore tue
hair OF those who are bald and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
is the strongest evidence Of the manifold beaedts il s
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has bees obtained and
they all unite in atesthg to its msTt and vast super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
EYerIntThdneed, do not recommt nd my prepara.
Hop to cause hair 10 grow ak ieet trebly a. many
months azl lt isa eimposs6lity, and totally n
skepticai Of increduloiis, will make bona hde oder
VIII forfeit $1,000
zone thousand DollarD If fail to cure the werst
cases Of partial badness, under aneen years stand.
THE ONLY GEN INR HAIR hEsToRER.
Thls sOA4eripl remedy is sSd BY druggists gsaey.
W YoUP DRueGIsT HAS NOT coz IT sSAR
FOR IT, - NV
NB.-oures guaranteed ip every cass vAeys the di.
rtcllons for rse are implicitly obeyed.
- Price, 81 per bottle or alx bottles for a.
PROF. II. A. DE MUM,
Sole Propnetor, Ne 20 orange street,
telBdly Albany, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

plato the ground can be seen at the sherh's
Office ..s..'
Terms of Decentralization eas.t bird in one and
the balance in two years from the day Of sale The de-
ferred payments to bear per cent interest and 10 "
secured by mortgage on the premises, TO
Tbe atoYe premises cannot sell for less than two
lli MS Vf Hs appraised value.
NGEeRGH WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
j.. b. GpNCE ~ and =. B. JACK,oS,
...... VI Ahopsys, pq2deWawls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
FssFs EHtsFtsiasa for shsrman,s SAFETY.


WAsHIqToN, March Ia special 70 the
World says that since the disastrogs FetreRt
of Griers0a and Smith upon Memphis, the
most serious apPrebepsions are felt in official
circles of inieFpAp.iog af SbsTman's conmu-
ncation all along the Inns Of the Mobile end
Ohio road and depriving bis army of ab in.
portant source Of supply, without which, il is
believed, he cannot maintain his ground; and
what is worse still, il depriyss him Of the aid
Vt forORg upon which he relied TO prosecute
bis military sleyatons Military men believe
Sherman viii poW 10 obliged 10 retraee his
steps and return TO Yicksbhrg ( p4yNe
letter, dated February 2Dtli says FShetfIaG
had reached Meridian, but deprived of cav.
airy he dared not proceed, and had erected
earlhWorks around tho eilys The report Of
Bis Beeat tSfiopp pf Selma was diseredited that
place Being oyer ohs hgldred miles from Me-
ridan' News from the South report Polk be.
tween Selma and the Tombie ebse Riter witch.
ing Sherman, and prepared to dispute kis
passage of the river
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Major General Thomas Moves ON DSl.

PHmADELpHrA, March la special to the
Cincinnati Gazette, dated Cincinnati lst says
General Thomas has advanced on the enemy
at Dalton from Tunnel Hill 1t is stated in a
special dispatch received here that be has
been reinforced by considerable number Of
men. lfthis is correct, severe engagement
will inevitably take place very soon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
nAt anx Moment.n

The Provost General announces that
"another call may be made at any mo-
ment." ..|
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
DemOeratIc C0unty COnYenIiOn

The Democrats Of Montgomery County will meet
in Convention AZ the city Of Dayton, On saturday, tho
lsth day Of March, 1866, for thu purpose OF appoint
ing delegates TO the democratic STATE Convention, TO
bo ted at the city Of 90 ooiumbus, wednesday, tho
Esd OF March, lsG4 rorder Of the Democratic Cen
tr.l Committee A. CAHILL, Chsuman,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
The Ohio statesman.

The Daily Statesman is much enlarged
and otherwise improved, LEWIS BAKER,
one of the best newspaper men in the State.
has become associated in its management.
The price is increased to 81 per annum.
HLNooLN's procliyities for low and
dang phrases may be seen in a letter he
recently wrote to certain citizens Of Louis
Vile. who petitioned for the restoration Of
DIR. McPHEETERs to ecclesiastical rights, of
which he had been arbitrarily depriYed.--
The President replied that he had some
time before written to General OuRTls,
chat the United States Government must
not undertake to run The churches p run
the churches 70 Dignifed talk for a
Chief Magistrate, isn't it9 Isli na
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DTSPATOHES.


hLbANfl MuTCN = T no IUIIUWIHB UI5FHIVU
has been received
To Major Townsend, Provost Marshal ::
BE fully prepared TO commence the draft on
the 10Th of March aud TO make il in every
sub-dislrict which shall not have raised its
quota before March lst Enlistments between
March LIST and 10TH may be deduc cted after
the draft commences.
H (Sigued) JAMES b. Fay,
.- Provost Marshal General.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE

David II. Prugh, Administrator OF BRrbara shank de-
ceased, vs.. iohn Thomas Weby et al. Probate
Court Of Montgomery County Ohio.
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DURSUANT tO an order OF sale IN the foregoing
4 case will oter al public sale, and 10 the highest
bidder at the door Of the Court House In the city Of
Dayton, in the county OF Montgomery and state Of
OHIO, on -
SATURDAY, APRIL 2,A.D. 1854,
At two o'ce .kp,f'a, the following described real es.
tate situate in tho donty pf Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, and bounded and deRcgbpd n follows; Situate
in the southeast quarter Of seetoh Noe toSn range
o. NJ r., beginning the south line Ol said sedtl6
90 Daniel Weayers southeast corner; thsnee d w
72 poles TO Deardorfs s'thwest corner thence Ss9o
. % .25 poles 10 a stone on DeArdori'B south lines
glence "a W TIT poles TO the south line Of sad sec.
ton; thence 7954o 3i.65 poles TO the place Of be-
ginning, containing sixteen (l6) acres, more less.
Appraised az I lS0O and may sell for two-thrds Of
sad sum.
Terms OF sale -one tlnrd cssnI ls balance in equal
payments of one and ta years, with interest gecdred
by mortgage on the premises. -
DAVID H. PRpGH,
4dministrator Of Barbara Shank, deceased.
ssHH OUFPY, Attorneys. .l nh2deW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
OnrniannfCIl.as..

The telegraphic news in to-day's paper
announces the beginning Of active warfare
in the East. .... ...I...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

n l. Dhtz ct n, administrators ~ 6Rppue Diltl de.
eDssed, w. y Friepeh, A, J, Gutln9fs and John g.
Bea1att Champaign Common Pls6t.
1 WILL otter Tor sale on
gaiartdV, ApTH y, 1854,
AZ two o'clock p ~ Of Gaii day, ne the door OF the
Court House the eity Of bGJtGg, ia ihe county ot
Montgomery, the following dssoFibod Tssl estate, va:
Lot Numbered thirty four hundred and ave Gstgtl as
numbered the revised plat Of the oty OF Dayton,
county Of Montgomery, and state OF Ohio
Taken on execut on as the property OF A. ]. Guth.
ridge 81 the snt of H. L. Dz al al Administrator OF
sal,Ue DiltE, deceased, VI. s. French OF A.
Appis,5ed u e26O and cannot sell for lsAh than two
thirds Dt sad Gppralaemen Terms cash T'ff
ms5Wts BEqRdH WoGAMAN, Sheriff. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
legal

WILLIAM H. NONEALS RsTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that N nAdersl ened has
IN this day been duly appointed Admn5tratoT OF
the estate Of William l. McNeal, late Of ihs county
Of Montgomery ohio, deceased, by tho Probate Court
Of said county. b. ~. MILTON N MONnAL
F. bruaTy /, lB6t-faGw3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Butler Probably Succeeded ina EReetinR
an Exchange Of PrtsOners. -

WASHINGTON, March The Tribune spec
iai says: D.. - TT . ~ ~.
Itgill rejoice the hearts of thousands in
the north 10 learn that General Buler has
succeeded in making arrangements wifi
Ould which will probably lead TO an exchange
Ct prisopeTa fa |It
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
.iFor Sale.
Desirable Residence for Sale.

I OFFER for sale the residence Of Mrs Jscksoa, on
Jefferson street. third door south Of Fourth. The
lot 10 one hundred and fourteen feet from On the
premises Is fine thIee.story brick dwelling house,
containing fourteen rooms, fne garden and stable
Also, double lIane house. This IL one Of the most
deslabled pieces Of property in Dayton, and will BE-
sold cheap, " an early application is made 10
JAMES f. DONALDSON. Real Estate Agent,
maldlm No. 20 Main street. second story.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Hd-Unfortupate parson Kibbe publishes a

-Unfortunate parsoD Kibbe publishes a
card of defense, in the Springfield Republi-
can, in which he protests his innecspce of any
desire TO seduee Miss Strseter, or TO eiope With
hsr says that he went to his room as had
beeE ngreed upon with his landlady, aud that
the light of Mr. Streeter's lantern, which
discovered hisi jn his shirt, also first revealed
TO him the presence II somebody 10 his bed
He declares that he ran away because he did
not know what else to do, aud dropped a ps-
tol which he has carried for years right or
wropg he Gays he asks no lavora people
think be soag ght them without asking and he
concludes by heAping eoals Of Gre upon the
reporters head for making some heart bleed
needlessly 10 order to round Out ~ item, and
with an appeal 10 God for patience, slFspgth
and His approval
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

ET SrRRRrER, known as the "Medlna
murderer" was executed on Friday last.
The fence surrounding the scaffold was de-
s,royed and the execution was public
The people who assembled in thousands
were very bitter against him, but his dis
play of calm courage stilled their execrs-
tions. The Cleveland Leaders, account
contains the following Of the scene on the
scaffold F.
"When Mr. Foote, the murdered woman's
father. approaches him, he asks
Z" Is this Mrs. Coy Is iatherg and wher an at'
frmstive answer is given, adds, ~.
"'As there is God in Heaven, ] am inno'
cent Of your daughter murder
80 Retug, who recaptured him, he said al
most pIayfully, alluding to his capture:
81 assure you that regret having met you
under certain circumstances. Be kind to my
wife as you have always been. as
STRrETER stood up to speak on the scat
fold. The Leader says -.
"Summoning I'll his physical powers for the
! task of standing upright he rises, facing the
| south, where the greatest conconrse Is gather
ed, wipes his face carefully with pocket
handkerchief, then, standing there In his
phastly robe, his clear face calm rs ever, aud
| his eve seeking the 0ntmost verge Of his audi
ence, he speaks-deiberate and distinctly,
not loudly, though all hear him;
"'OP rnR CRINR FOR WHICH AN ABOUT TO
DIR l AN EETIngLY INNOCENT MAY COP FOR
GIVE THOSE WHO HAVE wRoNGED ME
These were his last words. -..
RS-The telegraph of fTuesday announces
that MIR. ARNOLD, of the House, asked
leave to introduce resolution inquiring
into the expectancy Of setting rebel prls-
oners at work. This is simply a proposal
to make slaves of prisoners of war. Mr.
ARxoLD can find precedents enough for
such procedure /; though a majority OF
them will date before the coming of CHRIsT,
and mono of them, perhaps, since the Mid
die Ages. But the resolution ought to
pass. 1t is in entire consistency with the
diabolism which inspires Republicanism
Nor will il be any objection, in the minds
of its authors, that the rebels might retail
ate upon Federal prisoners. The Aholi
ton leaders never consider or care for con
sequences. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
111allteo.

NHARTED- BobRow-sEVEE HUNDREu
w DOLLARS, on good ouriiy. Apply st this
Once nal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

A Newspaper letter says that Ut the grand
ball in Frankfort, Kentucky the ladies were
dressed to grace seraglio-that is with as
little clothing as possible.
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

JMPORrAHr LRcrURBs pArLY-PoR asHrLsMRH
os!y the New York Museum Of Anatsmy, cas- Brssd.
way Parties unAhe 70 attend theee Lectures have hs
toyNardea reeeip u by slarNesns SECRETARY
eNsv yspa nsopNn y AAAteue
The New York herald., 1864-11-29

UuRsHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS opvron. iis
- West Eleventh street between Ffth and sixlh ave
nues -Pianoe Mirrors, China Glassware apA
shipped. wsgons foR renewing faruure In sjy o. ssea
try. tUpitnsS BNyoo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25

NEW JERsEY-ln Trenton the Democratic
Candidate tor Mayor was elected by 2oO majority;
the whole Democratic city ticket also elected
the Common Council is entirely Democratic. ana
vas elected by average nalout, Of over 800
jersey CITY elects the Democratic candidate for
Mayor by 81 majority. and tor Water Commis
missioner by III. The Democrats have also
carried Hoboken, HUDSON. New Brunswick.
Princeton. Eiz4beth. and elected part OF their
ticket in Patterson.
INV loRK 1t seems by the fuller accounts
that the DEMOCRATIC majority in Albany. on the
18th. amounts 10 500 The Recorder has
1900
The Democrats elect eight of the eleven Al
dermen. and seven OF the ten Supervisors.
ILLINOIS The election in Quincy ON the 18Th
instant resulted in glorious Democratic victory.
The whole Democratic ticket j. elected by 600
inaj0rii,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-25
TO TIE PEOPLE OF INDIANA.

he Governors Of Ohio. limos, Iowa. Wisconsin and
Indlsn OF red raise for the Of the Gen.
era Government eisbtytvs thousand men for the Pc
rod Of hundred days. 70 perform sueh military ser
ves nay Be required o. them in any state They oil
b armed ssbsissed, clothed snd paid By the United
States, bat receive bounty. They will be mustered
Into the service o. the United states for the psrod des
ignsted the time from the date q muster
The Importance Of making the approaching campaign
ssoosssfa and dseisivs IL be estimated and
feel confident that this call ~l be promptly and fsy re-
sponded I need into the reasons which
have induced the making q this offer and is acceptance
BY the Government, they viii be susgested to all oy
the condition Of country and position Of our military
Affairs.
therefore call for twenty thousand (soooo) volun-
teer. 10 rendezvous such places A. may be hereafter
desxn.ed and be organized under instructions 10 be
issued By the Adatsnt General Existing organizations
% the indiana Legion Offering their services will be pre-
served when the regiment company Is filled to the
minimum number under the regulations governing the
army Of the United States. or. MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana.
Executive Department, indianapolis. Indiana, April
ed, 1854