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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Jam

ApJr ASD.INsp'oR. GENERALS OFFICE.
cr1rNpIA, Jan. 6, 1854.
.GETERiE ORDERS NO. l.
7yvIE Enrolling Officers who assistsdthe AIDES
il ao.camp Of His ExcellCH"y the Govsrn", 10
.akin9 tho enrolment unier General Orders No.
~ from this Office dated October S. 1853. arc rs.
q ired to transmit TO this office ,tatsm.nt "i
The number nf days thoy were !" 'mp!oyeh sna
.ho actual expenses incurred hy them, certified
by the xid.s-,ae emp, and th"r''lpon their paf
will be- orde,.,, to be drawn by thom 'r upou
;no;r Or ier.
By oriur:
Adiutant and In,pectOr-Geaeral S. Z.
Jan. l3
gs- p.lsrs of the State copy once.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Arrnsta Cons1ilutienulis1.

This paper. on sunday The sd irst.. contained
n greeting to lis re.';er. frum Mr.. George L.
lnrnos. who, in future will he It's Eiuu, or COLI
nr.ted with i.s editorial department. Wc have
n"t the pleasure Vf a p,rsonAi acluatiianrc with
Mr. Darnea, hat VIC extend to Aim ,u1st c"ttlis.ly
the right hrni Of fellowship anu earnestly wish
him a long, happy aal u.v;ui career with the
hunuurcl Cons;i.utiona':,t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
THE ADV ERTl S E r.
JAMES 7. BACON, ED.ToR.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. i3, 1864.
Municipal Eiection.
JAMES T. BACON, ED.To

The municipal election h.i.l GU Monday the
ll,h ins,. resulted thus: Mi. 3. c. BRYAN, Iu-
!eaian,: Maj. z. W. cAEwlLg, W. W. ADAMS.
ESQ, II T. WRIGHT, E,a, and EBSrsO PESS,
Esd WarJuns. Bright days somiag for t1e roadi,
bridges sud public Da:np; security fer 'Mcks
houses; and improved aorals tor carkies a
grand h uuicipal millennium is undoubtedly u!
hand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
HYMENEAI.

MAanIgp, On tho sed uit, BY u. NJ. PAdgs.,
Esq., svrs't D. C. WRIGHT. vi the ar'ny, and
aiss. sALIIE, only daughter Of Mr.. MARriyan'
Ars. uAarHA EIpsox, al Of this District
MARRIED, ON the 5th inst, by A. Ramsay, Esq.,,
Mr.. NAT. HAMEY. Sr., and Mrs. SARAH GAL
LORY, ri. Of this villxEs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
The State. of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
SfIN nRDJNI

uaYw. F.:DURIsOE, Esqnirs, Ordinary Of
- Edgrfcll District.
Whsresa, W lrrsn X Smith has applied to mo for
Letter. OF Administration. On Ill aud singular the
'gao,ls and chst.sls. rights and credits OF Capcra
Bodie. late Of tho District aforesaid, deed.
These arc. therefore, to cite and admonish nj
and singular, thefkpired ard creditors of shs
said deceased, to be and appear before mo, at our
next Ordiuary's Court for the said District, tube
holden at Edge6eld C. II. on the25th day Of Jan'y
inst to show cause, if any, why the said admlnis-
trston should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this llth day
of Janua-y In the year of our Lord one thou.
rand eight hundred and sixty-fuur, and IN ths
elshty.sshih year OF tho Independence tas
''A'' u '''A ". r. pURIsoE, o. Ed.
Jan Il 1t D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
New FERNS for the New Year.

New Terms for the New Year.
From and after .his date the subscription prize
tn the Aacert;4er will he S. por apnuu, invariably
in advance. AsS
Advertising will be done at s3 por iqusre Of ten
limos for each insertion.
The high price Uf paper and ink, and labor.
and especially of provisions, fSrcss ua to make
,Li. advance. All reasonable persons will. On
tho slightest reflection, seq the necessity Of sn
ipcr.,.s in our Sub.criliv. aud Advert.tins rles,
and will vt once come trr"asi aud comply win
our terms
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
For the Advertiser.
To-lhe ra.-I. a, crs II 5:h and 9th

T0-l!,e ra.-Fa, cfs q IN and 9th
Regiments.
:. il i. u.sor,ain when 'f.ahall ref i.e the
600 :yf ;Le syirct;on Of :hn Tax' n'w n..ns
ss,s.-,l By C.ps. DEAN, it may Psinlrrs sting for
lie Tax ssrs to be informed lhal 'hey e"n de-
D ST. tho. rAxes III :hs Mechanics BrsA, Au-
yusta. taking certificates for such dep"sil' those
certificates will bs Ut psr cont. intersst, aud l
vi. take hem fran th. Tax. .parerssat that inter-
,4;. I ~euld therefore advise all !srgs Tpr-pay-
srs, rne cd. make the deposits 'nrcnicntly. TO
liupt this pan. I'ii prsoasls that shall not
'e able to o2,n .ss S.'"ks before sone 'ire IN
II. T. WRIGHT,
I9.h Dist. .Coi'r.-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Cengresa.

Cons hanuorIu sway in s"ci o. -.sassir.:,
ut the currency Dil. Two rep Rs L-.. hreT .uo-
.nit.ri ny th, G.. tn:i;ts. OIL ouf:ehcJ, "u; on,Ak
to L. ac.ei sessions, the pro,.isns OF those bills
.rs. No. yst certainly kn"Hn. IL Iis prauy wei.
u.Lsr.to.l / noxcyor.. that tho esTtn u 10 quake
an,i ne :-::a ta.saaks undor The coming .-Ia-
ticn.
Mr.. pnELAx Senator FROM Mis- issippi, fssrinv
,ha, tue .u,iys: might pOk' .hsir fnsrr' to- d.ep
inrn tho sab"ta'e pic, has present. Ia bill 20 sur'
~ mi tre rit ot i.6.Gs ourpus il I'll cases invnl,-
ii; TIE execution of ths law recently pusird to
;.u. inch in 10 ..r.;co ah. had furnished s:bs,i
tues. This bli wi,i u. b.ins publ y res, Was
lik.wi.o tn. ast hsLluL the curtain tao set, ct
.sseoa.
Mr. NILES, of cur own st.te, from the military
Com ,.e- reports bin 10 repeal oil exemption.
except ia The cases of officers Of tho Confederate
Gvyernueat .nd State Governments. Tkfs bill
!. anox bsyg hammered upon; il it gets through
,.;i, d ,usc., it viii, like thssabstta,s Las, taxi
,ho wind OF vast pu:ubsr Of s.ilt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
The Cu,l.dcu JournnI.

The, Camden ''oaiedrrate is no more. srd Tie
Cauien .i.nr""l, which nc knaw 50 we'll s"n,c
ye ,rs back. rises again ont of it's a-hes. AIR b.
u Hocut,. i's present rnshor, has ARR h,ar'i" :
u'ses .for his coH,eh,c sus"s:s, W" ""rlc""'s the
J,urnni to our table vie our kirdie>t srie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Last Notice.

A Ill person. ipleb's'i to the Est~ta of "; Bar
IN ger Bush, deed, arg notified t" settle 70:
,u,. forthwith with. my Agent'J: A. i'oat Sad
s,l persons having demands against tho E.'ato
will rendc cr them in to tho sAms BY tho FIRST Mn,
day ia Fshrm,ry next, as there will DO eqsl
,.t.,rm.nt Of ri. Estate on that day. IN tho Or
din-ry's Uticc. JOHN AUIFt, Al"
IAN IL 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
I.icu1. Marscrt.

Tkis OHcer, Si'",c o'.r;u:e re recorded last
re-A has uutw;;lod the Yankees nud gi eh the N
tho Zip. llo is row e"ic aaio"s Dixie Feop'e'
Next week W. viii pdbii.h purtions 1i an inter
.st,ng letter from him to ID. +. b., OF tho office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Last Notice.

DERsONS having claims az.inst the Estates
of Matthew Maya, deed, E;x. VI y..
sc d., will present them duly ntte.;-d ny tho 9Th
April next, aud thoso iplobtSd' to either oi said
Est.te. will please pay tho ssme without delay.
>, an the 5tL day Of April Gnui settlement will
no in the Ordinaryr Ofhce on sa 4 E.'a'e'.
GEO. K. MAYS, Adm't.
Jan 3m
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Headquarters,
ENRnLLING OFFICER.

" hOLI1Nu CI ~
ErcErIggD, Jun. 'llth, 1851.
T6AylNG received orders from the Command
I'll ing Ganernl ot this Department to arrest
au6fnrwari all sS'cntces iron or heiaui'er' from
tho State Tro"pt, ~
IAlm,n now absent without Leave f.om Co.
f. IL, Regiment. Or fruip Cumr,nIus Is and L. I'd
Kes;msu,, 5. c. State Trn"rs. are h+rsby ordered
t, reaort 10 thi. 0i-e or before the 2oth INST,
f.r trsusp"rtatioud to ler ro'p"etits rein'n"n Is
II. All failing to comply with tho ab r' ofiers
will he re:urued ~ the department ~ deaarters.
A. the while urg .nxntion Of State Tro"ps will
be disbanded in February, it s necessary that all
ia EN- hers of tho taua should be present; and all
men who were improperly drafted, or VINO were
M, li.bs To- tho draft arc requested to rspurt tho
saue In porsou at this Office. -
z. IL. sCHIRMES,
.Lisut. E. O. Of Edscsod
JanIt II
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rwu Ynn.hiui Salaicrr.

Gg, ArDlsny Jr.. fli""wn i year hac; as liz
re Gc,-c"'l sn,i joans fn,SS .t>,rrspS, hvth II
.C,l. ArKtSs Cavalry. at knmc-l""kiug az
blight au'l keen nov rics. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Notice.

A Ii psranns hny,ne demands against thzgBs-
IA tate of W. G. Mlrasss, decd, will please
" ssont them duly pttestrl,
2. ". CARwILE. g4'"r.
Alsa. tsoso having eiaims against the E'tate NJ
Sas.a Gslrott, decd, will present them Ily at
,..t.I. z. W. CARWILk,
Alm'or with the Viii annexed.
DeO2s .9 j
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" oFFER MY PRnFEssION,L SERVICES
to the people Of Edgefeld District, until Ey
return TO miitary-serrics.
ofite formerly occupied by Moraaue and my
self. H. W. ADDISON.
Attorney al Law.
J.n\1 n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13
Estate Notice.

a TT, person. hrvin. claims n<ainst rbe Estate
"a. Of a. J. Mathis. dse'd. are n"tided to ren :
der thrm in wi .hUut delay, AMI those ineo'e'' 20
said E..ate will please psy up f"rth~ith' rs de-
siru to close up the Estate aoon
'''' y 49, JAS. L. MATHIS ;Ad.r.
Jan u -
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Notice.
SALT! SALT!

uHAyE IN hand n. Lebcschult,'s old stand n
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF u + TX Il U II
SALT FOR sule. ,
I will Barter SALT for CORN or M n VI
five pounds of Salt for on brshei o, erG'r. de-
iiyered. a. a.. 949' 1is:
NOV II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

q The Eicbmond Examiner says it is stated
That Gensrul Draxtou bragg, having signiLcd his
wAin .uess TO accept the Uiicc, will bO made sec-
ratery Df Var.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-13

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the ADVERTISER fr onc
year FIVE DOLLARS in advance. For Six Month
T.iREG DsLLlas.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted a. tn EEE
DOLLARS p sqaare c lnir",, lines or lsss) 'r each
insertion Advertisements without Instructions Is 10 Il e
n:niocr Of res oe inserted, will By puS-h"i uil
lurbiu, Sni charged accordingly
Announcing C.ndds!"s yr any 0nico Of h'ncr or
psoa:, IHENTY DUI.LAES, 10 Lu pai before llr ali.
uoance,ne::! !, published.
Obusr; notices. lrut-s "f Respect, or any eonint-
ncson p. r.nnal in is nature, viii Le ra:cd as adver-
iis>m,as anil charged accordingly.
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For Sale,

vs1HE RESIDENCE formerly -rpied hy c,
4 ADAMS, in tho Town Of Ed Ifell.
l.. $. HILL, Agent.
Janl XIV
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To Hire.

20 +. II. MINIS
Dec os 70 .?
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Professional.

J. II. MINIS, Ssc'ry i Treasurer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
More Light wanted.

To the Editor of the Detroit Free Press. ,7s
Yesterday, or the day before, the Adpertiser
and Tribune made the remarkable statement
that eightythree members of Barns' negro
regiments had been enlisted and mustered
twice each, and learn from other sources
that there is no doubt of the truth OF the
statement 1t may therefore be considered as
an established fact that the State, county and
local bounties have been paid twice, amount
ing in the aggregate 10 nearly or quite $780,
600 and to these eighty-three duplicate" me-
groes, or to somebody else. ia. e
Now the hrst question wish to ask is, who
enlisted these men a second timsI And the
next one is, how was it possible for them TO
be so enlisted and again mustered, without
the knowledge and aid of the commanding
officer of the regiment2 1t is perfectly well
known that Colonel Barns made his head.
quarters at the colored barracks, and that be
exercised the most constant and unremittinR
vigilance in regard to bounties of his colored
volunteers. To such an extent, indeed, did be
carry this watchful supervision, that he not
only claimed the right to decide how and where
they should be credited, but also insisted in
retaining their certificates Of muster and col
leetiDg their county bonds, if not all their
bounties, so far ct least as those credited to
wayne county were concerned.
Will any friends Of Barns assert that It was
possible for sighty-three men to be enlisted
an lmustered in twice, and for him TO receive
9 second bounty from many Of them without
knowing the fact, Ifthey do, they will admit
him TO be as stupidity ignorant, as know him
to be VlllAinously corrupt The thing is no
more possible than it would have been in the
case ofany white regiments, on any other by.
potbesis than that Barns is either fool or a
knAVs r
By this infamous system Of duplicating the
colorsd recruits, the government has been, or
sought 10 be, grossly imposed upon, the peo
pie of the State swindled out OF not far from
twenty thousand dollars, and somebody con
nectsd with the regimentin q responsible posi-.
tiOn, pocketed that amount In view Of these
faets, aud the hundred other stupendous frauds
thai have been practioed in raising this rsRi-
ment il strikes me it is the imperative duty OF
the government to institute q powerful and
more searching investigation into the whole
matter. '"' '''
Buff the government should neglect to do
30, either the State or the county authorities
should take some steps TO ferret out the Ruthors
OF this particular fraud, for each of them are
directly interested, for many Of these dupli.
cate negro soldiers have received the State
bounty, aud many others particulars forty or
fifty, the local and county bounty Of Wayne
county Our people have fraudulently been
swindlsd out Of from $4,000 to 81, 600 This is
no triAing sum in these times Of high taxa
tisn, But the people would have stood it
chesrfnlly If they had not been cheated out OF
the men foF whom i was paid :, :, r'
s7.r hao 5a s'i fii gn tNH"ApNNt %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OHIA

FREDERICK COOK and Issae Musselman, Plain.
E tifis, against Valentine Shyer, Margaret Silver,
Michael Cook, LYDIA Cook, Sarah titer wife Of Sol
omon Silver, Cathsrine Baob John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, Eliza eth Cook and other minor
heirs Of Christian Cock, deceased, Sarah Huenback
wife Of solomon Hulenback, and Mary Miller, wife OF
Joseph Miller, all n the State Of Indiana; and the
minor heirs Of Mary Botto Of the State Of Missouri
whose nstaes are unknown John Cook, Eli Cook,
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Michael Cook, David
Cook, sliEsbsth Cook, Mary Cook, and Sarah Day,
wife Of Michael Day and erah Wysong, wife Of David
WysouP, Of the State Of Ohio, Defendants. ~ ~
The above hanep defendants will take nc hce that a
petition has been He'd against them the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, by the above
named plaintiffs, praying for partition Of the follow.
ing descr bed real estate situate in Jackson township
Montgomery county Ohio, being the north part Of the
southeast quarter OF section twenty three 23) town
ship four ~ range four ~ east, t,containingin an about
one hundred and forty four acres and that unless at
the nextt term OF said Court tho said Frederick Cook
and Isaac Musseman will apply for An order that par
tidon may be made OF said premises.
Dated April 2o 1854. a. Z --JLL gR..|I
FREDERICK COOK,
y,tgyIy yf1g ISAAC MUssELMAN ~
Z. THoMPsoH, Attorney. a2sy6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

Of Johnson township, in this county, acting
as an escort TO the notorious Daft family, who
have for years been suspected Of a connection
With a desperate gang OF horse-thieyes, eosn-
terfeiters, &c, throughout this section
The family numbered eight men (inolud-
ing old Duff, aged sixty years), three women
and two children. They we're seen safely to
the Illinois side Of the river, and, Of course,
will have to "push along, keep moving halt
ing Heaven knows where. This is an ex-
sreme measure, but we have no doubt the
bad character and dangerous habits Of the
gang fully justified the citizens in reSorting
to this means as the best and most peaceful
method Of ridding themselves Of such desper-
ste characters
The parties thus honored with an escort
are Riley Smith, (horse-thief psrdoned out of
the penitentiary by Governor Motton)
George DUFF Twice sent to the penitendary);
Dennis Duff, Van Duff Bill Duff, IT,, Andy
Dud, Tug. Duff old Bill Duff, (the daddy Of
the gang), old Mrs Duff, daughter and two
grand-daughters. - Vincennes (Ind) Sun
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20

NEW YORK, April 20 The steamer Liber.
ty arrived here bringing New Orleans papers
Of the 18th. The True DsltG has dates from
Grand Ecore to the 7th, Alexandra 9Th.
Banks headquarters were at Nschitoches.
No news of the battle as reported pid Chicago
in the New Orleans papers. Quarantine will
be slightly enforced below New Orleans after
May Let Crop prospects of Northern Louis
lana and Arkansas are improving. Wheat
and Corn are said TO be destroyed t4'
An Alexandria letter of the 9th says the
rebels are burning oil the cotton on Red and
Oacta rivera .....asi .........
The New Orleans Times has Baton Rouge
letter of the 10th, states last Wednesday our
advance cavalry had skirmish at Pleasant
Hill Eve miles from Shreveport We had few
wounded On Thursday another occurred five
miles above Naehitochss We we're driven in
bat rallied, when the enemy retreated. Loss
on both sides small 20 .r.-. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
Federal Disaster at Grand E.
cOre--Loss Of all the Guns of
the Chicago Mercantile Bat
terry and 1000 Meni

CHICAGO, April ga letter to.the Journal,
dated Grand Ecore, says; Our cavalry had
been driving the enemy for two days, but in
the forenoon of the 9th, word was sent back
for an infantry support, and General Rsnsom,
in command Of the Sd and 4th Divisions Of
the 18th Corps, was ordered to send forward q
brigade, and did 90 at noon, himself following
with the 4th division.
After advancing about five miles from where
the Third division of his command, and the
10th corps we're encamped, the rebels made q
stand, and our line, consisting Of only 2,400
Infantry, formed in belt Of woods with an
open field in front, and the enemy in the
woods on the other side
General Stone, Of Balls Bluff fame, Chief
of General Banks staG was on the field and
took the direction Of movements. General
Ransom was in favor of advancing only in
force, but his wish was disregarded. t..
AFTER kesp up skirmisk across this open
field for about ar hour, the enemy advanced
upon US in overwhelming numbers, estimated
at 10000 General Ransom got all the avail
able troops to the front and opened on them.
The enemy lost heavily, but advanced steadi-
ly, and soon made our cavalry give way, and
our infantry fell back In few moments
the enemy pressed US so closely, and the panic
among our cavalry was so demoralizing, that
the retreat became q rout .,. a...
d General Ransom did all in his power to raj
ly the men, but finding it impossible without
reinforcements, he made every effort to save
the artillery. While endeavoring to get the
Chicago Merchants Battery off safely he was
severely wounded in the leg Captain Cyrus
Edickey his aid was instantly killed Our loss
is large, probably 1000 hThe Merchants Bat
terry lost all its guns. Captain White 10 a pris
oner. Lieutenants Shrop aAd Mcbride are
killed While the Fourth Division was falling
back in disorder, the Third Division, number
ing only 1900 men, came up, and was imme-
dately routed Finally the Nineteenth Army
Corps, with 900 men came up, formed in
line, and checked the enemy and held them
until we got ell our train off except that of
the cavalry. The whole army is new falling
back here, where it must wait and re-organize
before proceeding further toward Shreveport.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
The FlnancIaI Policy OF Chase

JIG. Williams, George P. Lyman and
A. E. Silliman. leading New York bank
ers, have written letters to the Chairman
Of the Bank Committee in Albany in con-
demnation Of Mr.. Chsse's financial policy.
His report to Congress is characterized as
"illogical and tallacious;" the exemption
from taxation of United States securities
while State securities are made special sub
jecs OF taxation is pronounced "unjust
and oppressive" Mr.. Lyman in discuss
ing the new national bank system, and af-
ter pointing out some of the leading ab-
surdities involved in it, says: "And this
is fnanciering; not for the benefit of the
United States, but for the purpose OF hatch
ing a brood Of wild cat banks" The at
tempt of Mr.. Chase, he further says, to
overthrow the Independent treasury to-
gether with the State Banks, can only be
compared to the killing Of the goose that
laid the golden egg. He concludes by
saying that to check Mr.. Chase in his mad
schemes, 'it becomes imperative upon the
State Legislators to sustain their own finan-
ciAl institutions"
Mr.. Silliman, of the Merchants Bank
of New York is not less chsry in giving
his opinions, and says: "Of this scheme
of National Banking, from its inception,
have had but one idea, and that is that it
is most unsound in principle, impolitic in
its initiation at any time, as raising tho
QHsstion Of Stats rights, and at the pres
ent moment of civil war, most grossly so,
as introducing an element of discord into
the loyal States that is arbitrary, unjust,
and must lead to frightful financial con
VulSions." ...... p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John g. Mcneil against YoungL L McNell
TNHH de endant, Young L. Mcneil, will take notice
i that on the = day OF AprllIA. d. 1854, a petition
was filed agninst him in the Superior Court OF Mont
gomery count state II Ohio, fer the sum Of six hun.
dred and eghtyni dollars and ninety cents and
terest, for money due upon promissory note, and
and that attachmsn Mt issued against his prop
erty within Montgomery county, upon the ground OF
defendant will take oce that unless he shall appear
and answer to the petition 30 filed against them by
the day OF June, A. D. 1864, Judgment will be taken
aga nat them for the amount and specified interest at
the June term Of said Court and his property sold
pay the same. "h" JOHN s. MCNEIL,
K. THOMPSON, Attorney. ao3WB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-20
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
a1r. Chas. ln th. Hou.,,

WASHISoTos April ia special to the
Commercial says Secretary Chase was on the
floor Of the House to day listening 70 the srgu.
ments of Messrs Stebbins and Morrill, in IA
vor Of the taE bill and expressed himself in IA
vor Of making it even more productive TO the
Treasury with corresponding increase on
the tariff .rtr 4er r.- r.. .rrI
The naval investigation committee have
nearly concluded their labors. Tho report OF
the majority will no doubt exonerAte the De-
partment, while Senator bale will probab ly
make minority report on corruption in max
ing contracts Representatives declare they
intend to get through all business before the
Let OF June
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Aegal.
sHERIFF's SALE.

JShn N. Wagner

Jshn N. Wagner No. fs77,
Hannah Martin ct al. Superior Court
IN obedlenee 10 tho command Il an order Of sae
i made In the above ease by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, will o6ef Al public sale
at the doorof the OSurt House in The city of Dayton
on
Saturday, Nay "a, 1854,
At two clock Of said day, the following described
real estate VIZ The north half Of the north quar-.
i've (5 east, etc, in Montgomery County, Ohio con
taining eighty acres, more or less.
To be sold fFee Of dover.
Appraised at $40 per and cannot sell for less
than two thirds Of the Rppraisenent
Terms-One.third cash, one-third IN one, and the
balance in twoyears from tue day Of sale; the defer
red payments TO bear six per cent interest and 10 b,
secured by mortgage on the premises. .sN
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
L. R. PFoUTz, Attorney. a23Wts