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The Rebel Hoods Account Of hi, Defeat

New York, Sept. s.
The following is Hoods account Of how
he vas whipped:
headquarters, Sept. 3-On the eve.
ming, 3Osh August, the enemy made lodz-
ment aeross Fin: river, near Jonesboro.
We STACKED them there on the evening
OF the 3lss With the ed corps, but failed
to disiodge them, aud thus made it nee.
essaEy to abandon Atlanta, which vas
done on the night Of the lst OF September
Our loss on the eve Of the 3Ist vas small
on the evening OF the lst. Hardes,s corns.
In position at Joaesboro, vas assaulted
BY superior force of the enemy and
being out-fsnked compelled him to With.
draw during the night with the los. o,
eight guns. The enewy's prisoner. re-
port their loss very severe.
(Signed] j. B. Hoop.
General
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oHIrrARY.

NJ H. r aeoeF Was bern in The ssete cr Maine. came
70 oGr eiiy IN the sirs e ihe y.ar lisa and rrs-i -,
riEeaf m neE ss>tern Cry e opening waaie-
-~ls p' AMI Shoe house. ami fo- the PAST ten years Ia.
teen Que OF o1r oas scsive and sne-e~~gal rercasts
As e~'nes= man be established character rr ss.l,
hf iAir E21 hal de1iing, sna in ali ot rs Hsin-.
rAn-aroDs hss proved hlaas- aan of steriln- inte
rfy lis health aeciininr fast this sy-iH sfser lie RI
tam ron The East be began - pHt hs home in order
tA31 n zAt re Pr-ared for ell te d=sns OF Prpvi-
aehes via hin HIS secular STAIRS property cared
81 and his E4iad was tariaed to spiritual la bore with
All bis phyStcai suffering wiling TO aaae ~
me VIII o: Sed Ia bis death city has lost an cid
sna vaia>a Citizen His family have lest kind hassa nj
aha her WAC Ni;h large circle q freads will long
nis i'-s fsy We nc' hope our loss Is hi. gaa
PeArc o his ashes
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TIE ARmr szroRc rsrn.ssuso

New York. Sent. 8,

The Commercial's Washington special
says information has been received frsn
Grants army that the rebels in front a
Warren's position, ON the Weldon r.. r..
have been strongly reinforced, and : ba,-
tie seens iuevissble. The troops hsve
been gathered with all possible secresy,
but our Generals are fully posted.
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Cineinnasi, SseS q.

The De.oeratic Conventioa te-day
nominated Geo n. Pash q tosgress
from the lsl District and Henry Long
from the Cd Distsiee,
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DIED

- sAe 50 iest ss;er iaeerag isines= Brx54srx y
AoHSf- sifa esEas1uspeiel. a-l4 ~ rss-s
Fanaasl f-paa rs ias rs-s.-s~ --sr, ,,l,,
azd toacsrt stse~ts. at ) 'asek p X ;s. ~ -,
ssaily are Invited % sttena
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I--l-------1--
FROM SHERMAN.

Especial 10 HeraId.]
Chattanaoya Sent <

tSpeciai 10 Herald.
Chattanooga. Sept. 5.
We left Jones5oro twenty-five miles be.
yon Atlanta about lu o clock on the mora.
ing OF the 2i inst, and Travelled under
protection OF cavalry escort to this place
hood army was then re.rea,in1 with
sherman ferceiy following on his rear.
The lighting around Jonesbore h.s
been very severe and the enemy routed at
all points. On the 30th inst, the 18th
snd Esd corps struck the main line some
nse miles beyond East Point Junction.
Meantime the army Of Tennessee and
h,ipatrlck's cavalry were skirmishipe
oriskiy with the enemy on our right, dri.
wing them across Flint River towards
Jonesboro.
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4spg fcase, with or nsrs. good csteFH e Isar
veil Fnced and Other .atStas ca n2r1
street between sth and 9Th Iitls seea er -
sale frsce ssso cash. Enfnire Of
Il b. EN-EYCE.
septSa Raj tssAta At
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NANTED-Two or thfee god work.

ratn AZ the sssh aA Digs h-izl8es- to &hoai u
hlrtAsst ~Assa wall ~ Fz6S AgsIE Is Ire eara@r cf
S@afSln AMI St.l stFe@ts s. &. e. CA2EE14
ssFss-GEw
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L am. centlemeu,
vefy respectfully.

~@- Fl FdI1-
GEo B. McCLKLLAs.
To Hon. Horatio Seymour and others
Committee.
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Aeu 1optrtisenlrnts.
EOR SALE-At story House s,s,
DLANK-WALK NOTICE !.

t>AAN n w AIN NOItCE.-A At a
me-ting ef the City Council Of the City Of Keskuk
h-ad Ptemte- sth lse4, tire following adopted viz
3D. That the owners Of lots ]. >, j l. ) and O.
nock ina, be directed to have Piaak-Walk l~~t ra-
is IN front Of their respective lot- Exe hAnge street
vfthin - days from date Also that owners Of the
lets On the 3 " sfde u Johnston from ish TO
lsth street., ard the s SIDE Of 18th street fron
gohnson street 80 Esnk te directed have a Plank
Walk three Fee ~i laid ia fant of fher respective
on johnson az 18th street By the 9Th day of october next
B. : MERRIAM
Clerk Vi Council Of the City II keokuk
septo-sl4i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
sHERfFF'S SALE.

Francis Hail. per Guardian, ys. Nancy Heflieman ct
al. Case No. 2s5, Montgomery County Superior
Court In Partition
ny 5sirtue Of and IN Obedience 10, the command Of
- an order OF ssle made by the Superinr Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, and 70 me directed will
offer at public sale at the door OF the Court House,
SATURDAY,, dpra o. 1864,
At two O'Clock m OF said day the following described
real estate tO.Wit The southeast quarter OF section
twenty seven (2), township two (2j, range four az
east, dc, In Montgomery county. Ohio, containing
one hundred and hhy niue and sixty-siX one huud.
redth acres, more or less. l.. I."i
Aald premises have been appraised at fifty dollars
(S5Ol per acre and cannot sell for less than tWohrds
of SAID appraiseme0t. ls..
Terms-0ne.thiFd cash, one third in one year and
the balance IN two ye from the day Of saei the de-
ferred payments to lntarsst and secured b,
mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, shenn' Mont county.
L. r PFOUTs, Attornsy maadeWRwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
NOTIOR mo- HUNTERs.

INHIs i 10 notify All persons that do nOi want any
person 10 come 90 70 Che farm of the undaTs gned
for the purpose OF hunting or killing game OF any
kind should any one do 80 VIII prosecute the per.
the game on ny farm Ny farm Is houndad ~ fol-
lowe. on the east by widow Emanuel Meyers hrn;
on the south BY Peter shade; on the west BY Mrs.
widow Epert aud Getiersburg and on the north BY The
farm on which lives Daniel Getteri and my farm lies
on Bear Greek, Ia Jefferson township, Montgomery
county Ohio. no2sW6m JOHN bhEPP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

v, Wynkoops n Iceland PectOral.

MDiseases OF the throat, ehesand pulmonary orgsns
are ever prevalent, insidOus and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 70 alleviate, cure and uproot
these plants, must he expectorant, anodyne and
inygorating loosenng the mucus Of the throat, and
impartng TO the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
Hke DR.. Wynkoop's Iceland PeoiotN ltisused with
the most astonishing results in all cases Of bronch
influenza, whoopng cough, diptheria or putrid sore
throat asthma, croup, coughs colds, nervous lrria-
bility, &c. -
The Rev j. J. Potter certides that ~ have used Or
wynkoops Pectora for several years. myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, anu
have recommended It TO many others and have never
seen its edual '" Rev J.J. Potter, Brooklyn N. Y.
Hundreds aud thousands OF important testimoni-
ais could be produced showing its remarkable cures
and that II never iails. =,
II is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian BRlsam, Elecampane, Comirey, Bur
dock, and other Invaluable expecterant and tohic m
gradients. IL harmless, prompt and lasting. ID
vsllds and sufferers cannot Afford 70 neglect tral
Every family should have il. II Ia remarkable lor
Group Full descriptions, recommendations aud di
rectons accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W W. Stewart and all principal
druggists. r.
parnes 4 Co New York seo3diy
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mentcal.
nINCINNATI YENEREAL HOsPITAL.



Established in the Year lssO,
FOR THE OBRR or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of tive Sf the m'sst Emansnt
Physicians in the wsrld,
DR e. BONAPARTE, frsm Lendsn and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten ears sf the Cin-
cinnati Voneraal Hospital, and Dr. u. b. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York. This Is tne onl sfce ia the city
obisiped without the 81 M ',rcury or change al
diet GonOnhOea cured in ste a. hsurs, elect cured
in ts ~ days; structures curs in 3Weeksi Noe
tnrnal Emissions stepped IN 70 days; Seminal
Weakness cured IN 70 . We' ksi syphis n its puma-
y stages cured ~ n days; 60 SdSTy II
potency, vgor restored a 10 Aweeks All diseases
* private nature treai cd with unparalleled success
Dr. Bsnapare's gre at work on private Diseases the
Private Guidets Heg ith s henehcla 70 ail male and
isnale old and You lg' shsuld read THIS eosk tWll
enlighten these he crepe IN darkness Price IS
Dr. B-nApaEte' Frsach PateAt Male sAiel II is
perfectly sale nd never fails u - sausaetse tits
The emily safe and sure preveutive against disease.
Pfce Sl the rench Patent Male Sale, 81 tie single
cue, 81 per alt doEen, " per dszea, seut ~ nail.
n8-MaisJn ne LOzIER's feuals Msnthy Pills is a
safe and reable remedy er suppressiens and all fe-
male Diseases Ladies' sheuld net use them dnnng
81 % par bsz--extra une s5-sentie sny address BY
mal. 400 b.. !
auestlenAlly acknowledged - be the champions and
kings Of Vencreal Diseases ard Che emily Docterh 10
ssss assss o 40 early a sss yoa Z.
witness the Nareus diaeAaea WhicA Aiiilct mankind,
aud 70 watch Ihs prsress tAIsIsh lszg career q
humble abede OF poverty u TIE manoh ~ the veal
1hy, and having asoenaiaod heycnda doubt the vas
suiIsrns 81 humanity, they determined 70 select III
genaratsa ayaem as particular study, and to do
sots their 20 ths OF the DIS
snswered unless they contain remittance or post
/. | 20 stamp. Gall or address,
} Drs. BONAfARTE REYNOLDS, ~
No, lsQ Sycamore street, between FHh sixth, eas
aide! OincinnAih Ohio. .+.N
once hodrS kom Am. tOsP,h. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
AegaI.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

Abner Stephens Superior Court
against
Jacob O. Kepar ct al. Case No. 1857.
nURsJANf TO an order and decree of the superior
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the
above entitled cause will, on
Saturday, Aprd 9, 1864,
Sci at public outcry 10 tins highest bidder, at the door
Of the Court House, the city Of Dayton the farm Of
Francis j. Andrews situated east Of CepteTVile, in
this county, containing 100 acres.
Itsna good state OF cultivation, has about hfeen
asre1 Of woodland, dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses, &c.
Appraised at s5,2OO, or $40 scre-may sell for
So ACE 81, or S2g 81 an acre.
GEORGE w. MALAMBRE, Master Com.
J. A. JoEDAs, THRRsHER IoRDAE, E. YousO and
HoUg 4 MCMAHON, Attorneys. malidawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

The long threatened, and long deferred po;
Icy of consolidating skeleton regiments is at
last being made practical, and is causing
much ganpieasant feeling among the mill
tary "Unpleasant feelings among the mill
tary' may lead TO unpleasant consequences,
generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

A Piano for Sale at Auction &C. P
Huber & Son will sell one oithe finest toned
Pianos in the city, at their room No 27s,
Third street, tomorrow afternoon at four
clock
Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock they
will sell several fine carpets and large lot
of furniture. z Also, stock of Dry Goods
from country store
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

Lost or Stolen.-On the oath Gay Of
March last, the undersigned lost two notes
given on the first day Of March, 1864, by
Henry Rolfes and H, A, Bergman, to Gerhard
Kroger, for six hundred dollars each, one due
in six months after date, the other in one year.
This notice is to warn persons from buying
said notes as they have been paid by us. Any
person leaving the above notes with Joseph
Rehling 4 Co, corner Of Fifth and st. Clair
streets, will receive liberal reward
H. A. BEs0MASY,
HEHRY RoLFRs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
Aegal,
ATTAcHMENT NOTICE.

Perry Weaver, Plaintiff, against Nathan N. Boys, De-
fendant. Before John Burnett, Justice n the PeAce
OF Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio,
nN the 2Slh day OF arch, 1854, said Justice issued
" an order OF Attaehment m the above action ioi
the sum OF sixteen dollars and ninety-hVe cents
a0gS PERRY WEAVER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
EverRreens, Shade Trees and Plants.

Evergreens, Shade Trees and Plants
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Dayton, that be has on hands
the largest and most thrifty stock Of Shade
Trees, Evergreens and Ornamental Plants,
ever introduced into the City Of Dayton. The
plants have been selected with skill and by an
experienced English gardner, who has made
arrangements with the proprietor Of one of
the fnest,nuseries in the United States to sup
ply him with any tree or flower that may be
required by his patrons, whom he kindly in
vites to examine his stock of various kinds Of
Evergreeus, Shade Trees, etc, on Ludlow st
back of the Third Street Presbyterian Church
GEORGE SAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, a situa-
ton as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman
The applicant hes had experience in all. Wa
ges no object City reference given. Ad-
dress this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

"The material value to the city Of Dayton
OF the late victory may be reckoned by thous-
aRds Of dollars. People will hereafter have
some security for persons and property, and
the city will prosper. .'-JOmndL
It will be remembered that Horace Greeley
told the people in 1860 that the election of
Lincoln would be like pouring oil upon the
Troubled waters Of the country, The material
value TO the city Of Dayton ofthe late victory
will turn out like the material value" which
resulted to the whole country from the elee.
ton OF Lincoln,
The party that has ruined and desolated
the country, struck down ell It's interests
moral, social, and material, may babble about
the prosperity likely to accrue from the elec
tiop of an abolition Mayor in Dayton, but IL
Z predictions will be scoffed at and despised
such nonsense could only proceed from a mis-
shapen skull and a naturally weak imagination
warmed into activity by the heat of fanatic
ism.
! The material value to the city Of Dayton
= resulting from the partial success Of the mi
cegens, on Monday last, consists only in III
Z sudden radiance il has eSperineed (whic
cannot but have been noticed by alp Of th
$ yagabond hOrdes imported and retained 70
Of for the purpose of thwar,iug the will ofthe il
telligent people oftho city. II is scarcely
p. be expected that any good will come Of
triumph secured BY the frauds and false PR
u oi lenses Of party which has proved itself !
Z, cream, TO every principle Of justice and
right--And %ialss TO the country to God al
mankind"
,,ss .ss,ra .R8I 3 HalgdIn
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MitchelTs New National Map.-Ws

Mitchells New National Map.-Ws
have been presented by the agent, with a copy
of this most excellent work, for which we are
under many obligations-as it was the very
article we preferred, and stood in need Of 1t
comprises complete and accurate surveys
of the new western territories, including Ida
no, Colorado Arizona, Nevada, &c, and will
be an invaluable acquisition to those who pro
pose TO emgrate to the far West 1t tcontains
also map of the World on the "Mercator
Projection" aud also on the "Globular," to-
gether with tables /of Population, Statiatics
&C.
In short is Is a work that we take pleasure
in recommending to teachers, and students
and all who desire to be informed on the &c
ography of the country,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
of the city, north of Fourth St., preferred
Enquire at this Office. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
SAP NIFI1E ER. idis
Or, n.I foFt.
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER. a

war makes high prcesi saponiher hepsto ~
dues them. II makes Soap for Four cents pound
NV using your kitchen grease.
RFCAUTIONl As spurious Byes are eHerSa
also, be careful aud only puy the Patented article
put up in cans, all others being eennterfeltS
Pennsylvania SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
phiIadelp a-NO. isT Walnut street.
Pttt.burg -Pnt So. aud DuqUssne Way
nsuol7daw3m ltO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati n, 4

- - III ssl l!4ssta
.nN and after November ~, 1853. ami ,,,,,I ,,.
~ notice Passenger and Freight Trnins VA i.v,,
DAYTON, going northi AZ follows. ' '''
Q.dA A. "a. through Freight and Acconn,o,.,.
OsfV WIN passenger Car attached. 4UA
In.On A. M. hhil tram for Springfield ,,,,
1VsOO UrbAna, belleontaine, Foresr Si,hItt
9snuushyi connecting al Springfield win Ifus Ifs h'fH
nVI 1 Ilu Noluinbusi hfiltlls IA Coul,Iti, -, - ~
W. ~ Ufana with train lUr OOiuniLus; m ~ zd1
drain on Fitls1ufg ~. Wayne q ullca,o y "issi WI
Fast arriving IN Cfestine nj $50 D M and pi,; 1uiuH
zso nj III Clyde with Tram on teyela3 ~ M''sbrE q.
~ ~ gong ksst, arriving IN Clsteiand I'd ~ iole0o
Dunkifk ~ $3.50 ~, anu BuflaU az bga o.7V ~,
west arrYlngln Toledo NJ 1910 a m IJsfso,,u SOiuR
ms ChcAgO ~ 1880 m, and nHndusky m ,asHt bii5
k.I r. Al. Night kpress Tor SpffnsSas a..
Qsl1 anu BelleiOntAiue, connesung a. ~, ofbanR
atdn going kast on llttsbnfg, IT. Wsynn 49,. rust wIh
hoaui arriving OrestlIne At 6i5 tn PIN Obica o
~, uolhg est Win liain arlVint in A., ,k ~ $50
oiAo M ana chicago At lu4U H. Al t,Iel wayne III
on OieNeiAnd aud Toledo k. r. arfyiny H. WIN Tran
reaches sandusky at 7!4U m ~ oSO u,
l7.nh =, M. huntsville AucOmlnudatia, "a.
leOO Dayton ON ARRIVAL OF Grain fro, Ieavut
ttsssonhg springfield NJ 300 M Urhana a. elnelnnht,
~ "HSt llDerty nt li;23 m, Beelontaina y. IT'S NJ
and Huntsville NJ l2;l2a m ~ il'bl p nj
al, Iehsls wa this Line to Rl point. Nar,h 49,.
"Sat eau be had AZ the Ticket Jfce IN ~ ~, AHgt anu
-sAMb W. KING, Tick Of Agent :" 'ne ohOn lefo
- hFe always AS low as by any ofL.,. 49,. f-
,, ~ i1EmhIlon relative TO shfpnus fra'li'o
MaSS, aPFy ~ the Company's freiiI,t I,s, "9 lhis
aaSHodH Agent. II. RICE Sn,,.ruoi uoiOt-t,J'. T.
NJ q, OLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent. 'i'"nlunl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
special Notlccg.


a y - ~ 'afa
II FARNEsTBY canton all YOUNG men Suffering
from Nervous Debility, &ci agan.t endaugeHng
auacks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the sd,ertiseT aud by hundreds Of others and ~
no other way Road a letter which Will send Youu
vnii viii send ma post psid envelope beaIng your
address, Directto EDWARD n. fhANhh,
de2pdaw6na Lsck Box, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
@ustc.
STRING MUSIC.

parties, Ac, al the lowest Pessible rates. having
played with Prot Fairchla during the last surnmers
feel confident that satisfy all his cid custom
ers / am a member Of the Regimentsl band, and
can hirnsh any number or pieea for string hand,
All orders lett with Charles TheObad, corner Tlard
aud jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del2d3m DANIEL u. HAHEH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
LRGAL NOTICE.

VNHE hndefslgaed hereby notifies Conrai Rueger,
Common Pleas OF Montgomery County, Ohio, pray
tag 70 be divorced nom said Conrad hueger her hus
band. Oause-wililu absence Tor three years,
J. H. BAasoTF, Attorney e.n .,.Is !s2TNe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
Illinois Central gallroa0.
AA@Az !.

- - -. = - = u
CHANGE or TINA,
{ ~ and amer Monday, Noyeu,a,1s tso,
~ ifalhs viii leave MAttoop ana p sol' FAsseARet
LEAVE MATPOoN NH' As 'ofuNh.
SSoihE North, l:lO p m and ii Ia :, -
ooi,,, A,o.,, LEAVE PAHA Ul...
H0oihg NORTH 500 IN and :, s6 ~
S9lng south, Il:SO a m and Ia -.
non W. p. JOHNSON, Gel, Pl. ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08

Shade and Ornamental Trees The
good weather, which we are all so glad ro see,
puts us in the notion of procuring such trees
and shrubs as will ornament and beautify our
homes. We notice that Mr.. SAY on Ludlow
street, has been getting a fresh lot of the most
beautiful shade trees and evergreens to be
seen in the city. We advise all who want
anything in this line to call upon Mr.. SAY,
and make their selections at the earliest op.
portuuity The assortment cannot fail to
please.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-08
49enstons.
JUsTUs 4. meCARTY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND.
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. g.,
99enstons.

Will give prompt attenuento apphcauons lot
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
monts and In the Court Of Claims. - -
Refers to- Hons. II. M. Rice, M. g. Lntharn; NJ y
wilkinson, United States Seuatorsi j. y Black r. M
stanton Secretary OF War william Ke llogg, Schuyler
Colfax, p. b. Fouke, Members Of Oongressi Colonel
q. W. Ewing, Of Indiana and others.
The undersigned desires TO infOrm ersons having
demands against the Government Of the United states
that he Is prepared 10 prosecute thehr claims WIN
promptness and reasonable terms His practical
knowledge Of all the details Of the military service OF
the United States gives kim great tsoilitles ior the
speedy adjustment and collection Of every description
OF military claims. .
An persons Who entered the military service after
March l. lg6l, and are disable ed by wounds or disease
ara entitled TO pensions.
Widows Of soldiers whs are killed, or die seto OF
amer their disc1arge, rsm wounds received or dis
contract while in service are entitled to pen
siOns f.|f.
If ne widow tues the chi ldren under sixteen years
of age, are entitled ts penlions.
II no vidow children ,tAep the u sther wholly
or in part dependent or deceased fof SUPPORT.
II no mother, then the sisters OF deceased under
s1esn years Of age II WI ely or in part depeudent
y" 'S'''''4 ''' BoUNTIEs.
All enlisted menwho ser We tive years are entitled to
Bounty.
All VII. are discharged. by reasSa Of wounds re-
| ceiyed In battle, are entitled 10 bounty. r
Bonntias ani arrears 81 pay due deceased soldiers
are paid follows: first, to mis- widow second, II nc
If he lied unmarried: first, 10 faner second il nc
fhsf to notAer; third, il no iather nor mother, then
90 his hrsthers aud sisters. Arrears Of BAY goes "a
! the heirs. JusTuB /, MsOAkTt.
cry county, Ohio, Is my authorized associate; Appli
cations prepared and forwarded by him, VIII receive
! prompt attention. ltI|HfH4' osiodtf
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| American House, IN this city tor ever Iine years
tcrm IN year and pledges hIn.elf 10 his friends and
the puhe 70 use his utmos efforts TO sustain the rep
utstion of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as q hrst-
class house. The public may rely npon hnding' Al
this house. all the appliances and comforts OF hrs-
class hotel.
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