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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OHIO
Wahsin q. Fisk

"'A'r% o. Fisk c,.s No. gsys
Lafayette Fisk et al
4 AFAHkrTE FISK, 0i OuoN6, Putnam county, D.,
- Joseph Is Fisk nbd Samuel 7 FISK, of Tolsd0,
Marietta Vaughan aud Henry Jerome Vaughan, ui
Fulton. county, H., Fmnkln A. Fink, Lauta b Fish.
Mary v Fish, Anna J.. fI-k and John a. Fisk,
Oenteryilic, Quo heirs Ut las. and Mar arct Fisk,
widow OF Nathan fiak, decreased. viii lake notice
thAt on December H. isll, the undersigned hlrd his
petition IN the superior tourt ui gOWcry count
Ohio. where tha same Is now pending demanding
partition Ut the following premises, situate iD haId
county; beginning at The " corner near the school
house, running e. S poles and u links 10 q stone
corner; thence 90 poles 10 stone corner; thence \
800 33 poles abd 10 hnks stone rusr q
great road near a spring branch thence along ihe
said road 60 poles to the place Of begUning, contain
my ten and one half acres, including school house
and lot when said school house and lot were pt
ed and not included IN the conveyance to said Fisk,
bang one halt acre Of Land Ia the northwest corner
VI tRid tract
sad described land being part OF the e - OF sec
i0n - toNn2, range 0, OF lands between the Miami
Rivers, and lying ana being the ylsge OF Center
vile, IN Washington tow Wnship, IN said dcounty.
The Undersigned demands that partition may he
made af said premises. that one und yded tenth part
be set OF 10 HIM and 20 each OF said heirs and 10 said
widow dover 10 The whole, or not uscepnbls Of d-
vision, that the same may be sold and ihe proceeds
divided
Application for an order a. that elect Ylli be made
WILLIAM q FISH.
TaREsHEa 'RpGE, Attorney. sSwi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
NOTICE no ALL WHOM IN MAY 90 CER

NOTICE is hereby given that there are now pen q
IN before the CITY council of the city OF Dayton, ~
following Ordinances, to-wit
To improve Maple street from Charter Etreetto ti
Western Levee.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances Wefa tsls
read laid she table, and the Clerk ifstructedto y
four weeks notice OF the peudaucy VI the same.
The law requi rs all claims for damages that ma
accrue from said improvements 60 be- nled 10 WI. TN
with the City 5rk, setting forth the amount Of den
ages claimed within two weeks alter the expiraion
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice
when the same will be taken up for hnal action
no3Od4w ANTHONY STEPh EMS, CITY Clark.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

Gltp Antlres.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERl

NTOiICE is hereby given that there are now pendit
N bsiute the city Coun II Of the city OF Dayton, ~
following Ordinances, to.wit; rNi
~ grade, gra 'el, curb and gutter Magnolia Sire
from Warren street to the east line OF out lot no.
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances wtfe tWii
read, laid the table, and the Clerk instructed 20 gt
four WeekH' uoune II :he pendancy OF the senie.
The Law requires all claims for damages iiiat ma
from said Improvements 10 be filed in with
with toe City ClerF, setting forth the amount oI oNn
ayes claimed, within two weeks alter the eApirauc
OF the time qured Tor the publication Of such motto
when the same will be taken up tor final action.
de2dIw ANTHONY STEPHENS City Oerh
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NO. 1876
agrnrp
A.E. McCLURE.

REAL EST ATEAG MT
NO. 2sJ THIRD sTRFET. AT JOHN II. sropPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
L HAVE large amount oi property for sale, such
~ houses and lots, al parts OF the city at vari-
Gus prices ranging from four hundred to ten thousand
dollars, gOOu payments and well situated; and
auy quantity OF vactut lots tor sale Al.o, several
farms Tor sale, ranging ifom one hundred and sixty
aeres down to two acre adjoining the city and in
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
to buy, will do we'll 70 call on me, as ! shall give
prompt attention TO all business entrusted 10 my
hsye had considerable experience in the business
jSsdlm A. e. MCCLURE
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Iegal.
SHERIFFS SALE
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. SO

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, SO.
4 WILL sell Vt public auction on
ERluAN, JANUARY 10, lsGl,
Al the store room iOmeuy occupied hy NJ. V. y.
Shepard, No "a Fifth street, Dayton Ohio, the tot.
loH ina goods ana attels, tu-wt fhe entire soaF o
gfOveues consisting O sugar coffee tea, tobacco,
.nOltsses, syrup hOnr canned fruit, corn meal beans
cruckery, candies aud lot VI Yankee notions; also,
our hand.c an entire stock Of staple aud fancy
giO'erie-, &c. Also, parOr cOu stove and pipe,
center table set seat chairs, lounge, Boston
ruclling char
Taken on execution a. The property Of Marin V. Is
Shepard at tho suit Oi kueisy 4 Mclnlip. Terms
cash. Sale commence u ten O'Clock m, and con
unue until all is sold.
GEORGE MOGAMAE, Sherin.
JoEDAK 4 SrABH, Attorneys. in0dt-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
DIASOLUTION

YNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned, in the practice OF the law, under he
hrtn style OF Thresher Jordan, y dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
Mr. Jordan may bo found in the room formerly oc-
ouped by him, over the Day on Bank, northeast
corner OF Third ana Main streets
Mr. Thre-her will occupy the east room OF the late
firm Entrance by Mory's shoe store on Third street.
THOS. =. rHREsHER.
Dayton, Jan. s-dtwawl n. Il. JORDAN.
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Stolen.

nE the night of the 7th instant from the subscriber
~ three miles south Of Dayton, on the Lebanon
pike, a RED kOAN Ma RE, between H. and 10 hands
high round and well built with black name and tail.
any person who will return the Mare, give me IN.
formation that she can be recoeIeJ shall be suita-
BY iewarded iOt the trouble.
ja1d2awlF HENRY LONG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT ss7, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention TO he quality OF our
material and use only the hest English steel
We repair oil The skirts which Ne 20 ,without extga
charge.
% Our retail department is in charge ofcompetsnt
ladies. Coraeis and spiral Bustes constantly on
sold wholesale aud rstail atNo. s97 second street,
Dayton. lssdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
I1lants.

0ATANTED-A permanent situation a. book
w keeper, clerk, salesman, travelling agent, man
uiacturcr oi tobacco. The advertiser offers the in
ducement OF acquaintance Wih the French, German
and English languages. Inquire at No. 10 Main st.,
opposite the jail.
de20dlm .u SALVADOR SCHEFFR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Mllslc.
STRING MUSIC.

AM prepared 10 'urnish string Music lor bsils.
p rites, &c, at the lowest possible rates. Having
liny bd with Prot fairchld during the last summer,
lel confident that eau satisfy all his old custom
irs lean a member Of the kegmental Band, aud
an furnish any number Of pieces Tor shlng band
Al orders left with Charles Iheohald, corner Third
md Jefferson streets, under Huston Rail, VIII be
promptly attended to-
dei2d3m DANIEL RABER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
CLOTHES s=borse.
SOMETHING WORTH HAVING.

4 is well-mRde, three. fold Clothes. horse with
| adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on. 1t is
very IT. and the only Clothes horse that has
a good place for dressel, besides ali the space that
other horses have They ara manufactured aud sold
at No. 9h First street.
sel6d2w }. h. BALSLRY.
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway.


BY advicea received this morning we are in
formed ;hat the Atlantic & Great Western
Railway is now completed to Gallon, 0hio,--
forming connection with the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne q Chicago at Mansfield and the Bell
fontaine and Indianapolis at Gallon. The
works between Gallon and Cincinnati are al
SO nearly finished, and further opening may
be expected this month.
This road will undoubtedly form the great
through route for Eastern and Western trav-
el, for all will appreciate the comfort and con-
venience Of being able to proceed from New
York 10 ST. Louis, or any intermediate point,
in wide roomy cars and without change The
Atlantic Il Great Western Railway is running
through between Few York and Cleveland
via Erie Railway making due connections
with the Cleveland 4 Toledo, and the Cleve.
land, Columbus Cincinnati Railways. Pas.
sengers taking this route have the opportuni.
ty of passing through very fine country aud
partaking Of a first rate dinner at the Nc.
Henry House, Meadville, certainly the finest
Railway Dining Saloon in the country.
Great Truths Birds and animals are
seen at disadvantage through fog ~
Jrdh0m LidcOla
Birds, animals, insects, and all other veg
etables, are seen at disadvantage through Q
Rog, Jim Perkins
"And can't be seen at all through dog -
Pete Jones
The MOntauks-The Montauk Indians
once one of the most powerful tribes in Amer
ica is now reduced to five persons 1t MAJ
be consoling to the survivors TO know tina
their example has not been lost The uni
versal Yankee nation has adopted their lin'
of policy, and is going in the same way
D6y-The weather has at last got ASHAMED
Of itself, and is quite pleasant to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
SDirts.
EMoCRATIC
SHIRT MANUFACTORY

RALPH &. McCRACKlGN, d.
nEALER in fine Linens, both Irish and Ger man,
J and geutemens Furnishing Goods; Hosiery OF
ul kinds
Fine Linen made to order, by measurement, and a
neat tit .uaranteed.
Psper Patterns cut.
NOS VEST FOURTH sTRWET, OPPOSITE THE
STEEPLE WITH GOLD HANb jai2d1m
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Aegal
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given te all Administrators, EE-
IN egutOrs and GuRrdlaua whO default for huJ
inventories and sale bill- or or settlement with th,
Court, 70 come forward immediately and perform sud
duties, and tmug SO To DO, the proper proceeding $
Will bs Instituted 10 compel the same
SAMUEL BOfTlN, Probate Judge NJ. q o.
Dayton, Ohio january 0. 1904 -IalldaaW2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against Job Henry
"A snydermRn, will present them 20 the undersien-
va, who has been duly appointed assignee, or satla
menL jays0s WILLIAM BLOCKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Spfrlal Notices.
QU AC h r n " .

4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suilerin
i rom Nervous Deblity, 6e., against endangerln
their health 10y patronzing any ,oi the adyeruti4
quacks YUu cAn mliy recover by the methods use
by the sdterUser, aud by hundreds OF others and
no other Why. Read IA letter which Will send YOU
you will send me "a post poid envelope hearing you
address. Direct ~ EBWAHD Ii TRAVER,
de2gdaw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
NOTICE

ISLLEN LADEwdled her petition 10 the Court o
" Common fleas IN and for the county Of Mon.
gomFry, the state OF ohio, the alat day Of De
cembef, ls63 Against John LsdeW, praying ior d.
Sores for the oenses ol gross neglect Of duty and
adultery. ELLEN LADkN.
JosiAh LoyEiL. Attorney. iass6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
For Salr.
A Country Residence for Sale.

4 DESIRABLE country residence, with nneen
~ OF good land jylua one mile north OF Day
ton, tie I'D Troy road, Is offered gt private sale
There is large aud comfortable frame house, and
good outbudngz on the landi an orchard OF fine
grated apple, pear and peach trees large assort-
ment OF strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; ALSO about three Of young
curpnt bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
string to purchase requested 10 call and examine
the property Themselves as the proprietor ~ con.
hdent that il will hear inspection,
Also, ten and hal acres O umbered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, ncsr the odd Troy road,
uo24diwtf JAMES KNOOP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

Wstchmen upon lions Wall,
keepy your eyes on Huston HALL
gu Beckels too, pray keep your eyes
For "sacrod concerts 10 disguise
N b. The people look to you TO tell them,
When anythngs on foot to "sell" them.
Upon these Halls, then, keep your eyes,
And don't forget 10 advertise
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Grunks, ST,
NEW TRUNK sMANUFACTORY.

G.. III. l. WE,
NO. 9T3 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the cilisens
w OF Dayton aud the publio IN general that We
have opened Trunk nanuiActory, where We Slli
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunka, Naieea. Carpet
and Travelling Rags, all OF which Ni sell II hole
sale Or retail - cheap as any house in the city
Particular attention paid % repairing old frubka.
share 0f patti onRFe solioitec
NB,-WS also have tWo sores of good lsn1in hia1i
City which We vail sell cheap. Eetdu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Dissolution.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1NHE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name Of John I, Vol
aud Frank X Aeckler, wa dissolved october 20
isC8 JOHN r. WOLF,
tagdlways FRAkK X. HECkLER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
:For Rrnt.
IIOTEL FOR RENT.

HOTEL FOR RENT.
TINHE large and c0mmodous hotel near the railroad
on the corner OF Main and sixth street, knoun
the Chicago House, Cormerly called the Anthony
house,l s offered for rent, 20 . good tenant. The
house b. large buck, situated near the kallroad De-
wishing iniormatuu in regard % the house arr re-
quested 10 call AZ No. W finh street, Dlekay' 8
Block dei4dtm }. hlRk Ell, Ageut.
LolrcLnnaLI Ennurar eopy.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12
Aotlres.

FURTHER NOTICE TO TAI.P4YERs.
A EXIOUs TO get the Taxes without further costs
A 10 the taxpayers, The time wilt he extended until
Onday llth instant Those that pay on before
that time, can further costs. After that date the
lccouns will 80 the collectors with the per cent
age added Come up and save penalty.
isl iawu JOSA. KEENEY Treas. N. O., o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-12

CongratulatOry.- feel assured of re-
ceiving the thanks and appreciation OF our
readers for not publishing Broughs inaugural
in full, as well as for not publishing it any
sooner. Having relieved it of its corpulency,
and deferred its publication until it suited
our leisure, we feel like public benelactor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-10
Atlanta Evacuated.

MACON. Sept. 3--Durin. the last two
days the city hns been full Of the widest
excitement. The operations on the line Of
the Railroad has cut off communication
with the Press Reporters around Atlanta
The result Of the action Of Thursday nas
that inrdee was overpowered with over.
whelmine numbers and fell back to Love.
JOYS Station. lee, by order Of lio"d. with
drew towards Atlanta, leaving the Railroad
IN possession OF the enemy. |, il now as
certained that .ix corps of Shcrman's troops
were thrown upon The RailrOad. Only
Hardee's and Lees corps confronted them
The losses on both sides large. but n the
Yankees on Thursday attacked our on,rct {.
cbments. il is supposed they suffered much
more heavily than our forces. No reliable
details can be obtuined. Reports are cur.
rent that Hood cvacuaied Atlanta yester.
day morning :! but no positive Information
received.
Collision occurred yesterday on Macon
Railroad at Barncs,ille. killing 20 prisoners
and breaking up the train seriously.
IsEcokp DESPATCH
MACON, Sept. 3-Psrties fom.the front
report our losses on "Wednesday not ex.
ceeding six hundred. On 'rhursdny tho
enemy madefour assaults on our arms iu
heavy col luuns, and were each time repuls
dwith heavy slaughter. They cons, nlra.
ted on 'G0~un's front. and breaking our
lines, their retreat became necessary, which
was effected on Thursday night Prisonvrs
report only four Yankee corp, engaged
there mennsing Atlnnta, and guarding their
comm onications.
Nc. reliable information rerardino ysS
terday's operation OF Hood.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-10
Official from Atlanta.

RicHMoSo' Sept. 4.--The following oai'
eial dispatch from Gen. Hood was received
on the I'D.
On the evening Of the 3Oth, the enemy
mado Iodgsm-ut across Flat rivur, near
jonesboro We attacked them ihsr. on
the evening Of the 3Ist with two corps,
bot failed to dislodgI. them. This mvds il
necessary for us 20 absh Ion Atlanta, " iirh
wrs done on the night OF ths ist. Our loss
Oh the evening Of the 3Ist small, on tie
evening o. the lst iiardee's corps, in posi-.
sition at Jonssboro', was assn slt.d by su-
perior force by the euemy, and being out,
ilsnsed, Was compelled TO Withdraw during
the night with loss Of eight guns. The
enemy. prisoners report their loss sc,y
severe.
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be hailed with shoats Of joy aud sa,isfac-
tioh by thousands upon thousands Of Re-
publicans throughout the landi Why, a
Republican paper la Boston, which bas
been among The hercp~t Tor War, has got
~ far cured OF the idrR OF sahjaga,ion M
to argue that some understanding should
b" had with the Southern people, and that,
iii they will not submit to the old Uniun,
il is useless To hgha any longer, but hold
on Ia hats hnvo got, and wait Mr. time
TO determine the tuture.--Frankiint tNe,c
York) Gazette.
The new President. to te nominated nj
Chicago aud elected in November, must be
man ready md willing 10 meet amy and
every overture for peace, Dan who shall
represent truly the dignity and power OF
thu nation, and who wil not he uns ilIiag
even 10 trudsr nn srmjsiice suggrsting n
National Convention OF all the States. -
Nem York World.
The peace Democracy will endorse q
nomination. THAI faithfully represents the
sentiments herein stated. They are " Hing
To trust Ia the good sense and patriotism
OF the people for the realization OF def.
mite peace as the s.qunl Of an armisiirr and
National .C0nven,ion.-Ncm York Necs.
Whatever top-A the North might, in the
mad enthusiasm that three years ugo swept
over the country Ikea piagse, havu suter
tnined Of restoring the Unisii, have melted
sway like tho u.s,s OF morning, aud drs.
plte the shallow tricks rud schemes Of the
wur "rg"ns TO keep n? the sal'p!y Of food
tor puSer,' rccrsitiog Is generally admitted
to he II failure.
The working classes nrc cvideEily deter
miuTd no longer 10 submit TO the crushing
enarlious Of II dcspuri,m ns tyraunic as
tha, OF Russia, de p"ti,m that boldly
rv"ws its intention at carrying out its Own
will without regard t. the wishes or deair..
of the very people fom which it derives it's
power. The murmurs Of Gi.content that
are heard throughout III" whole North,
are bot the precursors OF tho storm thut -
rapidly gathering, and that ~ili one day
sweep every v~sugs ngainst the war of ~.
r"nny~oif the land. The people demand
that this hrndi-h work shalt end rh-
call of the hutornct for 100000 moro Sic
TINS ha. been received vim suiien r..o.
luton to submit no further nysl,,a mon
strous demunds-Nir York Metropolitan
Record.
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ExcHASsx OF Ri.oHsaa.-- Eight hon
dfvd sick aud w"ub.,ed Federal prisoners
hase been delivered 10 the Unit. d Sixies
auihoritis,, and ~ u day or two The sxmr
ovmb-r ot s~k aud banded Conscdstst.s
w,iI Gs returned. rhs pr'soaer. "rs taken
TO NhusA. isnding, oa the Jarn.s .. aud
u,cp carried lD nn,balsnc-s scrvss ,h- n.rs
,e Variaa. ~hvrs the Fed ,rsi boat f,esi YES
them. BrtHs~a The I've poiats whore he
boais lsud mud r-e-,,s their passen2.'s. are
The obstt actions PLACED IN lIsnt's reach BY
The snrmy.
10 this connection Ne MAY ue"tion thai
Colonel Oaid has Bot pot rscsivcd ma an-
aver 10 the ia.t proposition We mads ~
,hs G""rrnn,s'i ., Wa.hiagion. IL l, ua.
drr.,nsd ,h.i Mr Lasoia h,ors M ~s
ch~ng-. bat 10 o.ssrui.d aad controii, d by
Sssa,oa. ButI-r, ~ho, hut a sh"rt u,ne
since favored III. eScha"g-, has bscomv dc
cid~diy sgposed 10 Il Whsthsr thu change
has bssa psodassd by ths defeat he .ecvivsd
on III. seulh ode. or ir..n "hagtir, al not
being nsasisa'ed by II. Bai,i,poTs Ceusru-
Lion. ). Iot kno~n. f.sss Ia rthl groussd
for hope that u gsnsssi sxsasa,,gs xii bs
agreed "a. -Richmond SenfinsL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-10
An Appeal by Gen. Lse.

The following appeal TO absentees from
the Army Of kortnetu Virginia ha. been
published by Gen. Lee:
ARMY NoRrHERs VIRGINIA,
August ~, 1904.
General Orders No 81.
All p-,suos cunnecied with this srmy
who are rLssnt wnho.t proper au.horil,, I,
are eJ"insd 10 return TO tne.r Tr-peel.ys
cotuu,ands Without delay.
his order In ioteuded to embrace those
who have rrn,sinvd absent hey oud the ,iuie
iimiied ior their rel iurp, or af.-r the cause
ut their absence has ceased. All sacn pei
Sons are adusnishrd that evvry day Liey
re,naiO away icon tb.is posts add, 10 the
dangers aud lnbDrs of their coui ade., wt,ilv
IL invrras.s tiru own responsibility To the
laws they arc yi"Iaiing.
The Commanding 1eacrsl deems II only
necessary to fsrnina those who have err.I
throagh thougntlsssuss. or n.giigence, u
the shans -nd Disgrace they vii bring
upon themselves aud their families, IL lhs,
shrink from the msuful discharge of duty, ,
IN the honr Of their ,coaa.r,'s need, and
Independence 10 be sccurrd, by tne ,naided
courage Of others.
To those whose absence has been pro
iongrd until they have invaIred th. gv,. Vt
dssrrsion. he can oaiy 90, t,,at a promp,
aud vciahtnsy return TO duty ni"ns cs.n
paitiats their .fsnce, and enticIs them TO
expect any cIvin.ncy.
" arrested "pd brought back. Justice 10
the isiihi1i and tr1.. ~ we'll N tas inter
ssts nnd safely N The eounLr, rqu,t-. chat
they shah Suffss the csusa,s poa.ity or the
law.
r. l., LEE, Gvn.rai.
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HAVlNG received frequent applications
Il l. ffum the friends Of deceased soitiiess
10 pIare In q permanent form and make u
accessible to all who might desire copy,
the ROLL or HONOR" on which ! avn
engaged for the State, propose 10 publish
u wotk mUro ex:sRded in iis scope and de.
sign than the stale Roh. embracing BIO.
graphicai Sketches Of the othcets and n,su
from this State VITO have fallen os died ia
service during thr present war, aud whose
friends may iarnish me with the necessary
matssiaIs tsr such sketci,ss.
The plan " this; The friends VI the do
ceasea soldiers desiring piace in this work
will forward to IN. the nccessnry informa.
tisn to make up for publication the bio.
graphicYl .skstobes, or srsd mo the uottscs
they wish inserted, when they will be re-
vissd aud compiled for pnblicaiion. Each
biographb;nl sketch must be ace o,np anied
by the name OF at least oas subscri6er and
Ten D,Jhrn 10 dofray the expenses aud Ia.
Dor involved in the preparation and compi.
lation OF the sketches, ior which u receipt
will be givea emitting the holder TO u cspy
OF the work nj the subscription price.
an perfsc,iag arrangements With hsid,
ing publishing house for the pubIioasioa Of
the work u will be published in monthly
numbrrS, and issaed IN tho best style Of
letter press priniing, op hn~ white Engli-h
book paper aud printed with ths best Eag.
Ii-h Ink Each nAubsr will contaia ono or
more portraits OF oriissrs and men whs have
disii,Ig ,,ishvd themselves duunv the war.--
The ,~eive numbers will maze four haad
some voismes.
Terms 500 per annum. or for twelve
nupibsrs, payable on the pubiiss,iea OF the
arst nambsr, Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be soniiuusd until
The Rollis coMpistrh. TRSss Intending 10
subscribe or h,oish biographical ~ketrhc~,
should do 30 without delay. ~ IL, drsl
sditun will b, hunted 10 tho nu,,,Lvr Of
sabscr,bcrs
Addsc. WILLIAM - JOiI NS)N,
Columbia, 3 u.
Feb. II, 1861. IT