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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
1AGnlcaI.
CINCINNATI vRNEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in Mo Year 1880,

Established in Mo Year 1880,
EoR THR OURH OF PRIVATR DIsHAAhs,
And under ne eoniEol Of tWo OF ths most EaninSAt
Physicians in the world,
DR. IL. BoNZPARTR, nom London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and Ter the past ION yeaIa of the On
cnnaa vsnereal Hospital, and Dr.. X. b
lata OF New York. This 10 ths emily othce IN ths city
where a NermAnentCu cure Of Private Diseases San be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet dOnorThosa cured in 6Io a. hours, Glset cured
IN 3 10 10 days; s~hisbuTss cured in } 20 5 weeks Noe.
turnAl Emissions stopped IN : ~ . days seminal
Weakness cured IN 3 tos wsNSsi syphilis IN its pnma,
~ stages cured in1 days; See udary symptoms in l
10 Z weeks; Skis Diseases osred in ! 10 ) weeks; inn
potency, VigOT restored in l 10 4 wOeks All Diseases
% private nstars HSA'sd With unparalleled success,
Dr. BonSparto's grsatwork on private Diseases, tho
Private Guide 70 Hoallh, u beneficial W all, male and
lamale, Old aud Young, should read this book twill
~enlighton those gho Pope In darkness Price 20
asnks, sentby mail.
perfectly safe, and never fails 70 90 satisfaction. Ills
he only safe and sure preyenhYe against disease.
Price Of tha Ffeneh Patant Male sAfs, u the single
ssSMsdarSe LoEIKEs Femals Monthly Pills is a
safe and reliable remedy toT snppIesAlons and all fS'
maio diseases LAdies should moi nns them during
pregnancy. ~ they vii produce miscarriage. Proc
b. o. psrboK-sAHA Ane %-sen''e any address ~
DR.. B.. Z. ara ths men 10 sonsnls usy are an
auesRonAbiy acknowledged ~ 10 the chan plons and
finga Of veaefeal aseesea, and ,he oniy Doctors who
have beeh asenslsnsd koa "A esrly age Of youth y
witness chs yarious diseases which ahiint nankaad,
add 70 Ssssh ;aS p'oKse SS. s9r ssssrs : VIE VIE ss%SI ~ 2,
humble abode oil psyeTty ~ ths mansion ottho veal
hy, ndhsyng asosrtsnst beyond . de'sti NE vnA'
@enssafvo systsIa A. their particular teldV, and 10 do,
Voes thair Whnls attention 40 Tho AiloEiAaon Of thedls.
sesWsSsd unless they esntaln ! remittance % = post,
% stamp. Gall OF addless,
Drs. B~0hAPARTh REfsoLps,
No. lsg Sycamore street, baiwssa Fima A hiEuh, east
aide, Un0nnAt, OinO.
Once hOars HON . Am. to0 Pm. Ieb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

A. MARION hKLuoRNE having declined 10 take
charge Of the Roman Empire-wll have a Depart
ment IN Tho EaPIRH Of Dayton, and Wll '~'irrRdiato
the evening" horizon = with his usual ability" as
aths sequel will truly show"
% The author OF "uROLE SANS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFRB," ODE BRRENADE," &C, will sing his
merry songs as Oheu AS occasion inspires them.
There will, as in the Logan Gazette, be a quantity Of
"bntternnts packed up under ON Own Tree and
served in each number Of the Weekly.
10 addition 10 this, careful attention will 10 paid 10
tho News OF the Week, Market RepOHs. and, IN a
woni, all that goes 10 snake mp = PLEASANT, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper.
We send this PTospectus 10 old friends eYerywherel
and 10 many OF wbom We hops 20 make friends, Ia
the belief and hope that they will aid US m the estab'
lshment Of q reasonably prosperous Demoorane
TERMsi
TO single snbscribsra W per anuum, always IN ad'
vance. Ahar deliheratiOn We have concluded not
withstanding tho oxorbiiant prices for paper, ink, he.
20 send ten copies OF the Weekly ior Fifteen Doliars
knuWingthat there Is not a township IN Ohio whore
club aay not be msde up on theas terms.
The Daly il Hent 10 mail subscribers Tor - per an
mum, M ~alvAhca, or ak mohths for -. IL
HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
m XttdRtsl aiVi DAYTON, OHIO.
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A. Nc. MCCLURE,
REAL

NO. 400 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN Ii. sToPPRL-
MANS ofFloE lUNLa
Il HAVE q large amount OF property for sale, sueh
as houses and lots, IN all parts Of ths city, at Vari-
Gus prices, ranginn from four hundTedt to ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and we'll srnatedi and
any quantity Of vacant lots tor sale Also several
farms cot ale, uang1na tnm one hundred and st9ty
the county.
Those having property for sells, and those wanting
10 buy, will do we'll 10 call on me, as ] shall give
prompt attention 70 all business entrusted 10 my care,
/ have had considerable enperisnee q 1.-THE business.
iasdlm "UII II U A. K. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

Prof De Munn-It will be seen from his
advertisement, that this celebrated Professor
Of the art of restoring hair to the bald, will be
at the Phillips House next Monday. His
great celebrity as q successful practitioner
will no doubt keep his rooms thronged, during
the limited period of his stay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

Boarding Wanted, by a young lady, in 9
private family, where there are no other
boarders. Address. this office. i3a OF Taas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

p6y-Why is Mr.. Lincoln like the great FIRE
in Lilliput2 Ans: Because he is going to be
p----ut out.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

Boy Wanted-An intelligent boy iswant-
ed to attend Office, and make himself gener-
ally useiul. Apply at No. SO Ludlow St
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

House for Rent on Scar st., and a farm
for rent or sale below Csntreyille. Call at
VIM. Walkers Clothing Store, Third St.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
ROtires.
CAUTION

or other arms, TO Allen EmeTh @he haa threat
ened the undersigned With Violence.
la3Osa MARTIN HENRY kAkkT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
1Ausic.
STRING MUSIC.

AN prepared to furnish String Music for balls,
pertes, kc., At the lowest possible rates. HaVin.
played with Prot. Fahchild during the last summer,
/ feel cOphdent that / can satisfy all his old custOm.
eTs. 4 am q member df this kagimentRl hand. and
can furnish any number Of pieces for a string band.
All orders let with Charles TheohRld, corner Third
aud Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, Will be
promptly attended to-
del2dSm DAMIEN. b. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
p D RK PA @ C

STEPHENS q. TURNER, !.
CORNER or MAIN AND BRUEH SITS, DAYTOH.
TIME highest price will DO paid at this establishment
spare ribs. tender lolns, pigs iOSt, 40. alyays ON
hand. 100 .T- fE4 Ha.I '-7 dslbdu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
nIHE personal property belonging 10 the estate Of
X, NJ. Ayres, deceased, consisting Of
one Black Mare, HIIH one SorFeI oelding, .
One Carriage, One Trothng Buggy,
one Spring Wagon, One one horse farm wagon
One Cart, One Sleigh,
Harness, Piow, Cultivator, Harrow and other prop
erly, Will be sold az public vendue, nc the late rest
dencs OF tins deceased, on Well Greek TuInPike,one
mile west Of Dayton, on u
SATURDAY, THE GFH DAY OF
Commencing as ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and will
continue nom day to day thereafter till the property
is all sold.
A credit OF nine months will be gwen when the
amount purchased exceeds three dollars.
ja5dawts GEORGE p. BOYER, Admir-.
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Illinois Central Railroad,
M@MaaaaRyMHR

CHANGE OF TIME.
{ y and amer Monday, November ID, 1851. pa..sno.,
-"' isste hslioon anu PanA, as iollows.
nou, LEAVE NATION, ""S'
Golng North, LILO p IN aud Ii;00 N M
Solhk South, 1850 IA IA and $40 n =, 80
aon, LEANh PAhA.
HoHaB north, 600 u M aud 4 40 m m
volng South, ll.sO = N and T,aB H.
holI W. 4. JOHNSON, Gen, PRssan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
OayIOn' Aenia ana Columbus RnIIroaa.

.,aaEs
II ucks1s 1ra,yy isaIns East, wa C~olunbus. Tbrouvu
Essh - Taily Trans EAst. IeaVins HaXion ,.
and C.p, "Ui h,s Night Express I2.SOa M; csnc,,n va
~ onTa ~ DAJ Express At n as a. M. ths"a nn
y y ~ o.y ~ Aenia and London. AccominoIsnon la ans
Columbus. n' Dstsesn Dayton anu
ahttnnk ~ Dayton, night expross 415a M
aresa ~ %! a M Columbus and OInoipnsu' ns - "a
yer uian Dayton time. minutes tAs-
esilinns Vo y uSkeis can be had for all RAsteu eip,sn
noI7 " King, Ilok u Agent.
NJ W. WOUDWAaD, Supenntanaa.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
F % R 81 "a LIB

OR EXCHANGE o OTHER PROPERTY a med
ern. multi brick house, with an acre of ground. The
house contains eleven large rooms, with fine porches,
good stable, carriage and wood houses, good eistern
and we'll; also hns fruit. All Of the premises are IN
good order, and 10 one OF the hest bnlt houses in the
city, situated on Park street, 10 the city Of Dayton.
Also, for sale, six and one third acres Of land, adj
looming the corporation Of Dayton, fenced In and ready
Tor cultivation, kitaatea oast of the city.
ia20 JAMES +. DONALDSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
or THE
Dayton Weekly Empire,
By HUBBARD q BROTHER,

uAr OF THE LOGAN COUNTY aAzErrEI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

ON and after Monday next tralns on me ladisL
" Central will leave the Union Depot Sixth stree,
at 800 a m and 4:6U D M.
Returning, will arrive At li:lO a m ard 500 y m.
The Boo a IN, and 400 m, express trans ma, =
close connections 10 all points IN the West aud bOut!.
and 3;UO p M train ~ the shortest and quick ret routs
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
nolT X. W. WOODWARD, Buperintendont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
baltimore and Ohio Ranro.a

80 43as aRsaasxa
H ,na,d SATloNAL RoUrk.-Termlnates Al ~.
benwood and arI.rahu Q ~ the East, and Wheeilnv,
points in IT, y w naurosds. steaInsrs, 4c, Tor and fr. pn,eT
Three IRAN, 4, southwest and Northwest,
Isaya III ~ we only route to Washington on
and b.I1 - nai'uiote al $50, Ts4O and IU:6O a m, III ~,
Leave Washington at 600, T:tU Snd ~ naO a m onll
ihrppnp6i ~ y sInIays at ssO and S p m only '''O
wa Washington CIV n ~ Eastern eiuss can be procur, d
inn m9 - Yulak hndiare IA low as Ly spt NM
=. ,smntvun W. ioi ueSets vln Baltimore and tibio iou'e'
u" "-' " '"e prih9lpM Railroad offices in Ire W. 49,
j. II, SULLIVAN, Len. w" mest
W. p sN,ITLL; ~, COLE, Gen. Ticket IEI s|
Master Of TrAnspOrtation' mol,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.

ON and after Sunday, Nov 10, lS0J, trans W.
leave linton Depot, sixth street, ior Toledo "a
all points as follows:
Toledo and Chicago Mail AT ~. w a n.
Chicago and Detroit Night Express At S,Uo m.
nOl7 r. NJ, sHOEMAKEK, BuperiuIonaspt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

p II o SIP e O II u s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29

JAMEs n. DONALDsON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST., OVER J. y. EDGAR's STORE,
4 OFFER my services TO the citizens Of Dayton aud
the public 10 general AZ an agent for the buying,
selling and renting OF zeal Estate. My charges viii
be low, and by prompt attention respectfully solicit q
share Of patronage IN my line OF business Liberal
advances VIII be made on property left with me for
sale, II raQulF0d, rfI .EslNhaA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-29
Daily empire.
City and Other Matters.


Sg-Trains arriyeand departfrom the Union Depot
~ follows;
oIscINNArI, HAMILTON AND DATTos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

make person liable 10 Punishment where overt act
is committed2 May person take the oath OF allegi
ance even at the eleventh hour and be sGved Is the
ao, sufficient is the ssotite hahls 10 be called IN
Question by the authorities and the benefit OF the oath
to be denied to such are suspected OF nsnccity
Finally, who is the Judge in such casesi
Ten thousand bushels of wheat at enst, could have
been collected in the New Market Valley in the neigh
borhood of Messy Creek aud New Market. which was
left TO fall into the hands of Longstrce Several Of the
farmers had two years crop in their barns and MI OF
them were extremely anxious 10 dispose of it to the
Union army They applied TO several officers, and OF.
ered sell their wheat and even TO make present OF
il to the Union forces rather than have ii fall into Rebel
hands For instance, Mr.. - had four hundred bush
els Mr.. - had four hundred; Mr. - about four
hundred; Mr.. two seasons orops-probably one
Thousand bushels and many others in the same proper
ton. General Snrgs al one time agreed TO send his
wagons Of this wheat but circumstances prob
ably prevented him from doing Empty wagons were
all the time returning from these ful granaries TO
Strawberry Plains and for four days the cars
ran 20 Messy Creek before feD back There were.
however. within foraging lines plenty of the bes.
Touring mills of which there two at the mouth OF
Buffalo Creek, four on Messy Greek. one at Mil
Spring Mr.. Hayworth's before the last named and
many others These mills the Rebels say they intend to
burn as as they have ground up all the wheat.
During the presence of our forces jn tins region orr
army very short Of bread and some officers Col
Riley for one) stated 20 that for six days they bad
only eight Of breadstuf issued 10 them by the
Commisssry. Es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
THE MAYNARD QUESTION.
mnuur,i.siou ia Maryland.

Tie following is II copy Of The Maryland Sen
ate Slave ALnumission bill, PISSED ,! the Holoo
csNlegates on Thursday. IL having been amended II
will lave 10 90 back 10 tie senate:
SECTION ]. q, Il enacted D. .,e Gsaaal .isse.iag o.
Nryoad That Sections f. and - of Article % OF the
code OF Pnbic General Laws, relating 10 Drgro,s, be-
and Tie same are hereby repealed and ihat tie follow
!Ag sections b. enected as substitute thereon;
AZ That any person person. pc e .. shy rave
or slaves within this Stat may b. writing irter @ her or
ther hand and zeal sidencedhy at two sood sd -been
vs,se, aud Justice Of the Peace Of
tho county whe-e the glnor resides and recorded IA The
ofce Off Clerk The Circuit Colt Tor aid eony, within
,li,tv ds,, iro the date Of sd INSTRUMENT by as, viii
aud .ra eit pass per mol property and duly ad
a., 10 probate gant 20 sucl slave o. Saves, hs her,
their freedom and hs copy Of src record daily at.csed
under Of such Office where sd decd or lAst win aud
b. recorded shall be- GOOD AID fuhcient EVIL
deure ~ prove sueh freedom and al iuanIron made
med 20 bn rade rs d,ed Ia vii and since
n OF said Sections 4? aud ~, prohibiting manu-
rssor. srs hereby ratified confirmed and iad. valid, II
A, a mo nitions had not existed
sr ~ Tint NV executor admlis.ra or Guardian nav
evocu The manner ard form provided On the orcgcin. s
ion deed o. manuisaOn 10 Tor my slaves be-
sns 70 md the property OF their dcrcasrc ties. o int.
,e r wF,d in an where such slave slaves shall have
beer Unlisted IN the military service oth- United States 10
enable aid executor administrator suadau to recover con-
p.nssto for spch slave syes and all deeds OF manrms
son 80 executed shall be valid apd eHectusl oil n,ens ard
purposes 10 confer freedom upon such slave or ssves
Sro. .. Ana be 1. snoe,sd That this oct shall take
effect from the date OF ito passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
The vailnndishsim Case.
WAsnINCToN, Monday, feb. .

WAshIsCToN, Monday, teD. - no.
The case Of yallandigham, ex psrte, was de.
cded in the Supreme Court Of the United Staos today
The petitioner asked that the writ Of ceTtiorari DC Ne
rected TO the Advocated General for Son Of
the proceedings Of the Military Commssion wlioh 'r.oc
him, the Jurisdiction of which denied extending
TO the case Of civilian the otjec. being to have toe
sentence snnulled On the ground Of illegality.
Judge. dyocate. General Holt had responded in
written argument that the Cour might with as much
probrety be called upon restrain by injunction the
Proceedings OF Congress- TO revise by certora aDo
reverse the proceedings Of the military authority IL Tine
OF war; in the punishment Of all military ohensss &C
cording to the usuage of civilized nations and tho power
given by the Constitution and laws Oft United sssies
for the common defense and public safety
Justice Wayne to-day delivered the opinion o, the
Court refusing the writ the ground that even II Tho
arrest trial and punishment OF Vallnndgham were lie
legal there was still authority in the Court TO grant
relief in this mode and that there is no law by whieb
any appeal proceedings in the nature OF an appeal
from military commission to the Supreme Court '"a
be taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
Board of Couacilmen.

FEB. ia petition was received from The
veterans Of the Of $50, asking for location :"
dcfay the expenses Of music dinner SC, In tho cri-
ebration Of Wasingtons Birthday; and also eskirg
for an approximation Of 500 for expenses o. last
Fourth Of July rhs petition Wa referred. The use
of the Chamber Q. tie Board was rendered to TIE
Judges of the Superior Court Geasral fern, 10 hold
Connciman BnIcI's iesoluton appropriatns s., O00
for the celebration OF washing:oa's Birthday, was
called W. l., 49,.
Mr.. JAQrRs moved 70 :nseIt LVoO IN nea OF YUM
II ost anil Mr. Brlcos resolution was adopted.
The Controller transmitted the following as the re-
tuins by the Sixth and EghthAyenqe Railroad oOmpa-
nles Of their receipts from Oct to Dec. 81, 1863;
Sixth Arcane Ri.',ch Avnue
October ...............Ssssg;s 80 ssS ,ss3s 20
November. Zs,bF IS
DecembcT........-... 3s,7i9 u =, 33M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16

To The Editor Of The n. l. Tribg,e.

SIR: You have IN article in your paper OF to-
dov on 1.-THE New.York Volunteer Engineers" IN which
Won saw "they built the batteries on The Sa-
yannah River which General Sherman called feat of
engineering never surpassed Ny object in calling your
cntion 10 this is not 10 detrac from the mers OF this
celebrated regiment, but to have justice zone to
others devised the plan for removing the oosiruo-
tons 10 reach the Savannah and superintendent It's exc
cu,ion. The command was composed OF troops from
the 9TH Connecticut and y. y. Engineer Rcgilnen ts
The reconnaissance for these batteries made by
General Chen Captain Gilmore aud myself, and by
Lieut. r. H. o Rourke (since killed whne leading tEe
10th y. Y. Vols. and myself
The plan for taking the guns across the gsrsE wa,
mine The men who did the work belonged 10 tho 18th
Neg.York aud It'll Connecticut Volunteers-rhe WORK
being under the charge Of Leutenans son. Porter,
and myself The battery Joness Island was laid -
BY Lieut.. O'Rourke. Tho digging. &c.. was done BY
the 4sth New-York and 18th Maine Regiments. Capt.
John Hamilton Sd U. S. Artillery and myself sap rim
tended the work until commenced opefa,iors On The
Bird Island battery, after which the work was com-
pleted by Col Barton The reconnaissance for Ire Bird
Island battery was made by Capt Hamilton ard myself,
aud the battery was established ero at our Suggestion
had charge of the guns until they placed on he
island Licnt OR,nrko sskcd ont the ground for the
battery, aud il was huk By mcn from the 18th Now
York 9th Connecticut. sth Maize cad 18th MaSsacbn'
setts Regiments. under my command
Yours truly OLrrE Il. BrAgD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
FROM THE ENEMY,s COUNTRY.
Movements asd Dispositisn Of the HeDe'
Troeps-MeoJy Mnsiny in q Resci
Regiment.
Of The Nashville Pre,s.

special Correspcntncc OF The Nashville Pre,s.
CHATTANOOGA. Feb. g, 1861.
The following is the latest trustworthy intel
ligence which aeys from Dixie: Cle6arnes DIVISION
is now at Tunnel Hill; Andersons. Brechinridges,
Stewards, and Cheatham's divisions are at Dalton.
Cheatham's division was under marching orcers ior
Mobile Yesterday His troops were COOKING ratlons 70
Mobile; MajorGen. Johnston went from Dalton 10
Rome the 4th inst. About fifteen days since ~ car
loads OF artillery aud caisso1 were sem rom po,o -
Rome. IL Is the general impression In the Rebel army
that Dalton will be evacuated, and that the army WIZ
make stand ut Rome.
Breckinrdge, division has been under marching
orders for the past weekdestnation supposed 10 DC
Rome.
Gen. Grigsbys cavalry brigade was relieved on the
9TH inst aud sent to Decatur, Ga, ~ recruit Mheei
ers brigade aud the 81 and 5h Regiments OF Alabama
cavalry take their place at Tunnel HILL
All the Kentueky cavalry have been turned over To
John Morgan, WHO IL now reorgahizing MS OLD COM
mnnd at Decater Ga IL IS the general nndeIs.unlE
that Morgan will attempt make raid through North
Alabama West Tennessee and Kentucky. with about
1900 troops soon as his command is Organized Inc
term for which the edkentucky Cavalry enlisted expires
ordered them TO snst for five years or be conserpted
for that time The Sd Alabama Cavalry was called out
70 enforce the order when fight ensued between the
two regiments which resulted in the loss of killed and
wounded in the "a Kentucky regiment. and some 80
killed and wounded In the Sd Alabama regiment. The
AabaniaDs were completely routed and led IN great
disorder. The Kentuckians then scattered IN every
The following named officers Of the 2d Kentucky
Cavalry are now under arrest at Dalton account OF
the mutny: Col Woodward. Major Lewis, Capts.
Elliott. Williams and Kret1er. There arrived Ut this
place from the vicinity of Knoxville q prisoners Of
among which there was Major. 3Captains and Lieu
tenants At the time 63 deserters came IN from
Dalton and Tunnel Hill aud ID from other points. max
ing total II 7s deserter received at this place during
the day think the deserers that arrive at this point
alone will average ~ per day. All Of them are poorly
clothed and say that they are sick end tired oi the
war;
Yesterday morning, about o'clock the Nashville
Depot building at this place caught fire and was de.
stroyed together with large quantity OF goods, OF
which Joe llSSt suffer was heavy loser. No insur'
ance.
il p.m.-From Trustworthy information Just received
from Atlanta. Ga, am enabled 10 give you the price
Of the following named articles at that place:
Corn Meal $50 go bush. Flour, S7ga $50 Y 100 Ms
Coffee, FlldS $50 n. sugar. $3.50 $50 4, 10, Tea $40 n
Sl3 10; Swoe. Potatoes, Ssd $40 T. bush. Butter, SAC
- y n. CslSo sGoSs b yard; Nails, sigl ~y23 y
kegs Boots, $lsoa $3.50 pair Bacon, 81 SOC - e H.
Beef 81 n N.