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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
Medical Department.

SURGEON ". CLEEDEHE, .. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
OeTland. Ofice "A Cherry street.
SURGEON r. FLETCHER, U. 8. VOLS,
Medical Purveyor, U. 8 A. Office North aide Of
Pubic Square, between Market and Front.
ASST SURGEON D. BACHE, Q. g. A,
Nedical Inspector. Ofioe a Cherry-street.
SURGEON L. A JAMES, 4TH o. '. c.,
Health officer and Post Surgeon. Ofaee q
Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
Circuit Court at Nashville.
sEPTEM 'ER RULES. lsC

sEPTEM 3ER RULES, 1904.
Isaiah Rogers snd solomon N. Rogers.
vs. attachment suit
John Overton
IN THIS CAUs E IT APPEARING To THE SAT-
isiae ion Of the Clerk. from the allegation the
declaration ile in this cause, that the de endant
John yertOn. IL non resident II The State Of Ten
nessee so tnat he ordinary process Of law cannot
be served up, n him It is therefore ordered that
pub icaton be made in IN Nashville Ds ~ Union, a
n wspaper published in TIE G. Of ashyi le, Tor
four SUI cess We weeks requiring he said defendant
cf Davidson county, to be held in the City Of Nssh-
lie on tie 4th Monday IN January next, tnen ana
there to nswa-, plead, or demur % planuhs at
tachment filed, or the same VII BE- lafen for con-
Tossed End set for hear x e pdrte.
novz2-4tsFS DAVID G. LOVE, Clerk.
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Police Department.

Captain-J. Fl. PUcKErT.
LIST Lieutenant-WN DAsLEY.
I'd Lieutenant-J. F. IEGALLG
LIST Ward-DAE BIRcHETT,
VIM II. WILKINSON, Jr.
Oh Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. G. BYRON,
WIN. BAKER.
Sd Wards. j. STARKEY,
w. W. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLEB.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. j. HEAID.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFoRn.
9th Ward-JoHx FRITZ,
SAM PLUMBER
7th Ward-JoHN CAvEEDER
Sth Ward-BIRD Bruce.
9th Ward-WM JACKSON,
JosEPH CAPPs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
BLooDI BLooDi BLOOD
HslmbOld's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparllIs
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection Of TIA blood, and attacks thu
Soxua Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipe, and other fnueus surfaces, making is
appearance in the form Of Ulcers. Helmbold's Ex-
tract Sarsaparlla purihes the Blood, and removes
al scaly eruptOns u tie skin, giving 70 the con-
plexion clear and healthy color II being prepsr-
ed expressly for this class Of complaints H. bod
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater az
tent than any ether preparation q sarsapartlla.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before ne an Aldorrnaa q
tie ely q Philadelphia, II. II. Helmkoid. Eb0, b.
1g dry sForn, doth say, bis preparations contain
no naieoue 80 mercury, o. other lniurioos drugs.
but are purey vegetable u. 7. HELHbOLD. r
sworn ana subscnoed beforc me, tiIis I'd day 81
November, 1854. WM- p. HIBBARD.
Alterf1an, e1h-street atzogs RAoa PnilA
Addfesa letters Tor Information 70 c1n6denca
=. r. BELHBOIsJ. Chsmia1
Depot l0f soEfn T1ath-szroet,
Bei0E Chsstaut, Philadsphia-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS
AID UEPRDCIRLED DzALERa,
Wao endszvor 70 dispose cor THEIR OWE aad
''otheF- articles On ths reputation STAINED b
Hslmb0sdts Genan1s Preparatioas,
Exfract Euchn.
6arseelKiia,
Sid ~ 40 pTuggTte eTsryvhefe.
Ask FOR HELMSoLDS-TfKE NO oTHKR
5 Cut ors the adve-f seFDo8t, snd sesd ~ AID
AVoD1 r'-noSJsAoEsAED ExFosgRA
'Saas u-gy
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Qaartermaster's Department.

BvT. BRIG. GEN. ). L DONALDSON,
Chief Quartermaster, Department OF the cumbeT-
land. once 100 CherTY-street.
CAPT. JAS p. RUsLING A Q NJ,
Chief Assistant Quartermaster. Office los Cherry
street.
COL. J. C. CRANE,
Inspector z N Dept. kecelpurg snd distributing
guarJermasteT l.. >. Military Railroads. Omce
Chlrch-street, 81 Cha tsDoOgs Depot.
CAPT. g B. BROWN, A Y N,
N charge OF ksilrosd Transportation, freight and
Pssssnger) Once Church street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. CHAs. T WING, A. O NJ,
General Disbursing Officer Qusrtermaster's Depart
masters Dep Ttmeut. Ofioe, l07 Cherry -streeI-
CAPT. CHAs A REYNOLDS, A. 9. NJ,
in cha &c Of Z > Shilyard-
CAPT. }. cox, A Q NJ,
N charge Of Clothing. Camp and Garrison EQUIP
gs, s1saonerY, z srtermasters Blanks, and Stor-
age OF Public Properly. Once II Msrket-street.
CAPT. GEO. b HIBBARD, A Q. N,
N charge Of Forage aud Straw. Office 90 Cherry
street.
CAPT. CHAs, Il IRWIN, A Q. X,
n charge Of CorIslls, stables, Public Animals,
Means OF transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
Otiiee los Cherry =
CAPT. ". A WAINWRIGHT, 4 o. NJ,
"a charge OF Quarter1naster's stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware. &c. Of1ice los Chsrry-sreet.
CAPT. A ". WILLS, A. Q. N,
in charge Of Depot OF U. 6. CoIored Troops and
Freedmen, and ilsVenment Printing House, and
all Pubic and Private Buildings used as store-
houses, ,-fices, Quarters. SC. Offce "a CedaE y.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
T4th Regiment OHIO Volunteer, A. A. Q. NJ, In
Gorge OF Post TT pr aFion, Fuel, Issue to De-
tzchIneuts, Ho-pit-ls, Barracks, a.. Office, II
Cherry street. Also Inspec1or OF suffers Goods,
and al Private Stores shipped 10 the Front Once
~ CheTTy-streeL
CAPT. GEORGE IsENsTEIN,
18th Regiments Missouri Volunteers, A. A. 9, NJ.
Assistant 70 Capt. J. e. Crane, A Q. NJ. Office
Ch1rch-street. at Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. H. JANIS, A. Q NJ,
10 chsree Of Issues u Tennessee Troops. OfEce
SUITE Capitol
1T. s. h STEVENS,
Chicago Board OF Trade Battery, 4 A. Q. NJ, in
charge Of River and Depot TTansDortaton, ard Fuel
for steamers. of6ce IS Cherry street
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIH WITH SUCCESS IL
OTHER STATES, As 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.


Bfy hooks viii show taat 5or the past ave months
ny practice has increasedh hundred per cent. over
he last yesr, until It ia not % be surpassed BY any
n the State. With ny general practice n the city,
treat the following
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction. Rheumatism, Affections o. the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat SWellsd Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers Cancer, Gravel
Diseases OF the HesTt and Liver, Inflammation Of
the SjoTnach, Neuralgia, Kings Eyl or serolula,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debikietec Sys-
tenn. Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consunlp5on-
together with sl Private Diseases, aud Diseases Of
the Urinary Organs
TO the Ladies'.
All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies' who have been 30 uniortD-
nate to Ynscarry or prove abortion, Can be carried
TO their fun time if found pregnant, BY giving me
esil.
steFllity.
Young Married Issues whose Eniziortnns il has
bsen not 70 bring forth in dus season, renoen5ar
God has said you should multiply and rePlenish. II
zig IS your desire ySg can consult me either q
or age need make Application an decentralization
by letter o. person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young AIsn, stop before you further 60. OF al
diseases subject % Esn, there ia no dsesse 50 hard
to cure a. Night Emissions, and physieiaGs are
sesrce that understand treating it and 70 YOU can
ssv thst have cured dozens IN this city, IS well rs
in different States, who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are nov well cured by me. ! am daily
eevng letters and sendlng medicine 70 all parts OF
the country. In WOrds al that are diseased II
any way, and viii give me q call, VIII give salts
faction FOR all Of the diseases mentioned in this sd
vertisement. The best Of references given in this
III letter. directed 70
DR.. MoGILL,
Union street, Nashville fepn-,
IaRI will meet With prompt attention.
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Reouisitions &nd Esamsses for Pubic Property
and supplies should &c made on the Issuing Ofcers
separately.
specisl ReqEaStious, No. ~. are required for AL
arlici-s not j tel by TIE Army Regulations, and
must re spprnTed by Brigade snd DIVISION Com
manners, or the Commanders Of Troops unassign-
ed 70 hrigsdes or Divisions.
RequisslioTs Gar supp les fo- troops stationed 81
Nashville, All fllsi by The Pest QuartermRFter,
on lhe approval Of the Post Commander, unless
they cell ior anin1sls means q transportation luIu-
Der, or printing. when the approval the CHIEF
Qusrbsr1nsster IL reQulrei-
Requlsuons sud Estimates for Supplies NJ the
Front must be prese tea % the Depot Quariernas-
ten here. Only 10 extreme csses v II taey Be -
sued on here, anG then only when approved by the
Chief QGArteTmssier d the Amy
Ali signatures q acquisitions and Estimates
shout ave the ortiiRary autograph % the Ofhcer
foiosred by biS rank and the number and desigza-
ton OF his regiment or command
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25

ATTENDED WITH IKE FOLLOWING srHF1Out.
Indisposition 70 Exsrton Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, iificulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Whkefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back,
Universal IAssifude ofthe Flushing Of the BODY,
Muscular System, EruptiOns on the Face,
Hot Hands, Paliid Countenance,
Dryness Of the Skin
These symptoms, Il allowed 10 20 on, which this
medicine inTariably removes, soon follow
IAPOTEECY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one OF which the patient may expire. VINO can
say that they srenot frequently followed By those
id eadfll Diseases 30.
Is INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none viii confess. The records Of the insane
Asymms and the melancholy deaths by consGmp-
ton, bear SIMPLE witness 20 the truth Of the asser-
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen and IN
VigOrate the system, which HRLMB0LD'S TX
TRACT BUC6U invariably does. A trial viii con-
vince the most skeptica4.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
w. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALER II ALL KINDS OF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Zinc Collins.

Rrlnci yel Once and Ware-RooIns, No. ~
Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at Murfreesboro', Tullsho-
ne, Wsrtrace, shslbyville, Chattanooga
and Stevenson, Alabama.
80 AL communications promptly an
swersd.
NJ. ". r. CORN ILLUS 10 authorised 70
refer 70 me. He ia a gentleman of integrity,
and will perform eli that he undertakes OF
promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
Isn 1T
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No. TO-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

1t is begiaius to leak out that only a..
600 men were captured at Vicksburg. in.
stead Of 81 900 as was claimed at tho
time Of the surrender.
Inceudaries are destroying vast amounts
"r Government property at Vicksburg.
Read the Raguirsr'I special from Col
umbus on matters relating to the Demo.
cratic Convention in session there to-day.
A number Of lives were lost recently by
the falling Of a large building in Memphis
Women and children were among the
number
Tho report Of Governor Vance, show
ing the amount OF rebel supplies received
through this blockSded port, diScloses a
most startling state OF things Every
thing the enemy could ask for ia received
through this channel in great quantities,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
New Work Market.

NHN foRK, March 73
Corroa-Quiet aud steady and upward ten
doncy al 76A7t
FLoUR-A shade 6rmer, At s oSCa6 rs
for extra State Round Hoop Ohio 20
A1 rs
wHsAr--l 1901 II Chicago Spring l,6I
@l,62 Milwaukee Cluh l,61Dl,70 Winter
Red.
CoEs--very quiet and steady at Sl9gl1
for store
oIrs--In very fair dsuSud aOd steady at
0009l.
poHT-uuehAnRsd and dali at ls0IA
BuHF--Firm aud steady
BUrTRR ~.
Cvr MRArA--Firm.
LAED "A shade hrmer, lsGel1k
WHisKI-Firmer aud unsettled, al 1S Tor
State; 70 Western.
PHrRoLEuN--Firmtr, 80 oruds; a rsausd
Bond, 55@5s Free
NHw foRK, March 73 Stocks irregi
closing 6rmer Money seven per cent Ster.
ling quiet and steady at Ili. Gold 66A.
30 Coupons l06, 5s IS Coupons lii One
yesr certificates gsi New York Central SEQ
kris 81 Ut ROadiRgSl 96i. C. d. a ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Jenerson Townsnlp TlcEe

rur,osut to uotice the Democracy Of letter.
son Township met a. Liberty for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Township OH
Gee
On motion, George Ge,,sr was appointed
Chairman aud George wiuder Secretary.
On motion, the following ticket was uomi-
mated
Trustees --Jss Sharits, J. A. Weaver, Aod
u I. Getler
Treasurer ID II Warner
Clerk.--George Winder
Assessor --Gcotgs Winder
Constable A Milmon
On motion, the folIowius resolution was
adopted
Resotred, That the proceedings Of this
Convention be published in the DAYTON I'm
rRE GE0, GETrER, Chairman.
Ggo, WNpER Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Telegraph.
RrEp FOR rHR DAILY RMPIRE
NIGBP DISPAToHEA

ts Quotes ef the several states,
sHNuroS March - -- The follOwing IL
Wement exhibiting the quotas sf ths
al States under the Presiients call foc
90 men dated March l4th, 1854, With
edits deducted from or deficiencies add.
eteto, excepting the enlatmpnu OF vete
volunteers up 20 March |, 1864 Maine
aA,12l, No to he credited none deheien-
be charged l,g20 balance 10 be furnish.
sd, S,6u. New Hampshire quota, 1883 +,
credit l60 deficiency none balance 2 42S
Massachusetts quota 10 Gag deficiency 3 9953,
balance 20,59a Vermont quota, $500 /;
credit =, ,la0, deficiency noue balance lTO
Rhode Island quota, 1873 credit, 625 de-
keieney none balance. 500 Connecticut
quota, ;, les credit 69t deficiency, none
balance, 267L New York quota, 92,1gt;
credit and deficiency not yet computed hal.
anoe, 59,23O New Jarsey quoA 1Ot
credit none deficiency 1890; balraee, IL.
224 Pennsylvania quota 90, ,302 credit and
deficiency not yet computed balance ~, l2I.
Delaware quota 9S6 credit none de6c,en.
cy COL balance 1879 Maryland quota L..
Sl7 credit, none deficiency nan balance
2l,72s, West Virginia quota 2,O5l edit
none deficiency ,l39; balance 3 100 Ds.
trict OF Columbia quota ,702 credit nose /,
deficiency ;, 1888 balance 4,s55 Ohio quota
2O,6S6 credit none. deficiency 1888 bal.
ance 39,223 Indiana quota lS,00s; credit
9,939, deficiency none bAlaace, 1909 Ih
Hos qaota 1924; credit $4,000. Michigan
quota 1871 credit 63l def sisncy none
balance 7,ls1 Wise asin quota 7,9tl bal.
anee lb,A02 Minnesota quota 2,ls0; bal.
anee b,a31. Iowa quota, 6,43g credit none
deficiency 6,7Ol balance Is, lao Missouri
quota S,925 credit noos deficiency 692 /;
balance sssI Kentucky, quota 8, 7S1 cred
i none deficiency 1858 balance l5,4T2
Kansas quota ,409 credit noae deficiency
Lis balance 259T
The Washington City Council have appoiu.
,eda Committee TO protest against the pass
age by Congress Of SsaAts bill amendatory
Vt the registry Law, aud providing that evtty
male citizen, without regard to color who
sndll have been a rssdeut one year before an
election, shall be allowed the elective fran.
ehiss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

the liberty OF the press. Mr. Free. Of Per.
y spproaehei hta shd asked q qaastian.
which was answered. when Fice struck
Mayo blow in the face. Some msm bert
interrered and dragged Free away. whsr
Nj Mayo concluded his speech.
The brutal aud cowatdly attack
Free created iuteuso. excitement aud indis
nation among the members, and the Hom
was compclloi to adjourn. Free is er
~ aud tanatical Aboltionis,. whose CO..
duct hiss becn discrsdisble in tho
trrme
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
men Nj CnAsr ought ~ have known

men. Mr. CpAsr ought to have known
tbis. but it seems ne diI mot The ',om
biuation," lsioued To in the Pomeroy Cir.
cular. upon which was p,sdicaici the De.
feat Of Lincoln besorc the people. may now
bo understood Chsse was sacrificed To
dcnonstrate that NJ men could ietea, I'm
coin tor the nomination Chase could
not do it. with al his rplt-evident superb
oriN for the position, aud no one elise uc.l
Try, The removal OF QUE postmaster ia
Cincinnati settled the hash for Chase. aud
settled the question. Why Because
tho immense patronage of Lincoln was =
power against which the very angels might
plosd in vain. aud he had furnished owl.
dcnce that il was to be used without com
FUNCTION, Il was not only an irresistible
power. but IL was power which, IN It's
very nature WAS mean, menenary, aud I'M
principled, aud therefore unworthy OF rc.
sp"ct, This will he the justification Of the
independent movement, and the vindca.
tion Of John Charles. 1t ought to be sat
islsctory, and doubtless will be-
While we aro greatly refreshed with tho
certainty that this quarrel among the enc
mi q OF tho county will rebound to tho
country's good, we take tho occasion to
inquire If those who know. whether this
movement beside being independent" is
not "Ssloyel" Win itnot weaken the
arm OF the government, breed di,scnsion
in the army, aud in divers ways give "aid
aud comfort to tho encmy?" Aud il 50.
what 10 going to bo done about it'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Are thoy LOyaIi

Our readers will observe by an article
which We copy to-day from the cincinnati
Csmmsreiai, that FREMoSr ia to be an ~.
vsndsss candidate ior the Presidency.
this we understand that his friends.
among whsm is Horace Greeley.
intend that his claim shall be decI.
Lineoln's retaiusrs at Baltimore.
snt revupins and humiliAting sta
late illustrious
linently the sup' "a. lu
respect. that il tn
lty TO Institute a comparison be.
sm--has taught the John Charles
lsOu for which they no doub, feel
Olisatcn to the subjusa,sd sses-
4 s this. that the appointing
has become the supreme power in
y from whish Il shOOsss its plses-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
A OranItIou.

There is great inquiry for the meaning
OF the new word "miscsgsaoiion, Must
people have an idea OF its Specification.
but do not icel sure. The dictionaries are
consulted in vain. and that adds uncer-
tainty Tho true literal meaning is the
SairtR0 Of races. Il was coined bv Ahn.
litiouists AS more delicate aud scientific
word to cover the sensual and vulgar idea
Of intercourse between the white and
black races, "Amslgama,ion" was a big
word, but it sounded plainly and conveyed
too much meaning. "Miscegenation' is
the yery symbol When white girl runs
away, after this, with iclS.lippod, ,soo,y
Gorge, she has simply become convert
to the enlightened ideas Of abolitionism
snd--"miscegend /" When your chil.
dren sit alongside of little cufiies in the
public schools, they are being prepared, in
the abolition theory. to adopt the divine
doctrine Of miscegepation. So when We
allow them to vote, to hold Office to sit
on iuries, or upon tho bench, it is not ne
gro-equality, nor amalgamstisn, nor sbo-
l'uonism--but only tho incipient steps OF
"miscegenation" We shall do away
with the old democratic nonsense of hite
superiority, and adopt the new theory OF
abolitionism that the white race is imper.
feet and to be made moro perfect by con.
nection with the sweet scented, handsome,
intellectual, high-mmded. brave, patriotic,
lovable sons OF Africa
Oh glorious word What delight
iul idea you present to the pure.minded,
delicate female sprung from the Caucasian
race
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
The last Hair.

The Presidents last call for men
has fallen upon the country more like an
extinguisher Of its zeal and "loySly," "
than anything else to which we can liken
il. Instead Of the increased exertion nee.
essAry to comply with the new reQuisition.
the very reverse is Witnessed aud the Of.
forts that were being made TO 6ll former
calls have apparently been almost entire
ly discontinued, SO true is this. that with
the exception of the effort of those who
follow recruiting fer livelihood, there is
but little noticeable evidence that Govern
ment needs men. aud that a heavy draft
is impending for their procurement What
ii the matterP Is tho back Of tho "loyal"
camel brokenS Or isA draft "consum-
nation devoutly to be wishedt'
Query' What has become Of the blA-
tant black republican host who so recently
made the whole Air vocal with their cries
for warS Have they got enough oft aud
subaided9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
Mnrrl.on Tern,hIp TIckrt.

The Democracy OF Harrison ToWnship met
in Convention a. usual, on the 6rs, Monday
iO March and nominated the following ticket,
For Trustees Adam Eby John Il Me.
Clefy and Daniel Boober
Foe Treasurer, Jesse Demlat.
For Clerk --Jeo liusey.
For Assessor ---Jno. N. Bell
For CoustAbles jacob Riglsr and Rob.st
Findey,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
xXxVIIITm CONGR Ess.

WAsulS0roS March % --Tousg Herman
asked leave 10 introduce q resolution toe a
special committee to inquire whether civilians
IN the employ Of the government we're sent
hone at government expenses TO vote At cleo.
tlonsS
Stevens objected unless the inqsiry be con.
dueted BY the Committee on the Conduct OF
the War
kernaa would not consent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23

Fanss Halt PEE Guardian, W. Nancy Henlemaa q
A. Case No. as3s, honia0mefl uopny aapeliat
Cur, Ia pkrntNn
I(N SFtie ot aud 10 sbelteacs @, the command ~
ID an order OF sale made BY the Supenar Court x
n mt ,omer, County, ohio, aud 60 nae drrotaa viii
oiier ~ pahn sde a the door ~ the Court ouae o.
S0fafdV, Apra , iset
Attwe oulook IA of said day, the tobOuag deas6ea
reel estate, % Wit TIE southeast Quaner 81 seseoa
twenty seven 90 tWnAhip tao (ai range four (al
a. AZ, IN Montgomery osunty. ONO, esntslpiss
one hun rod aud aNy nine and siHty .sE sas 'haad-
redth acres, more o. less.
aN,d premises Ia, . been appraised At ahy aallaFs
ssol per acre and cahnot sel for less than tuehiras
ot SAID appraisemeat
Tertns~one. third cash, QUE lsiri 10 cue yeaF ana
the lalauee two ye ifotn Che daY ai safe me de
ierrea payments 10 beaf interest anA 10 y ss,rsd u
meItTAge On he pTemisas
bkoaaR wOakMAN, shsHd Moat oouo.s.
1. n Pr0eft, AttorHay naSAsWesfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-23
From Columbus.

Special eorrespondence Cincinnati Enquirsrl
The delegates to the Democratic State
Convention, to be held tomorrow. are as.
sembling here in large numbers, 1t prom.
ises to be an extraordinarily large and
spirited Convention. smbodying much of
the heaviest intellectual ealiber in the
State,
There is considerable diversity of opin.
ion as to the exact terms Of tho platform.
but the Peace Democracy are as overwhel.
mingly in the ascendant as they were at
the convention which nominated Valan-
digham last June. There is fixed de-
termination manifested to stand by prin.
eiple at all hazards, and reiterate tho reso.
lutions Of the Democracy OF Ohio to op-
pose the Administration and its bloody
and destructive war to tho bitter end. As
far as the sentiment Of the Convention can
bO anticipated by its individual members,
the platform viii bs bold on this point.
and decidedly in favor of peace.
Many prominent men are spoken of as
delegates to the Chicago Convention
rhOrO is an immense feeling in favor OF
placing Mr.. vallaudigham on the ticket as
a delegate, and IL he consents. il will
doubtless he done. u be is chosen q
delesate tha ne-, =, AZ. - sN't
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dayton Market.

DAYTON, March ~
HARSHNAN'S FLOUR--Red wbsa
'hoIesals s 90, retail q so
WHEAT-tl 1901 Is.
CORN-TA
SHHLLED-1b
OA rS--6S
RYR-l l0@l Is
BARLEY--sl ~
COFFEE--26CASe
SUuAR-l5t
kGGS--l59lS per dos
WHISKY--SS
CHEESE. -l6Alt
DRIED PEACHBS-lGMls.
DRIED APPLES-S@l3
BEANS--Per bushsl ~ S0Mt 90.
HAY--Timo,hv S3o@72 per ten.
TEAS--ei OO0l 60
RlCE--sAl0 per ID,
BUTTER-s5.
LARD--l2@l5
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To Our Remhcrn.

tits proper that ths readers Of the R'n.
Pirs should know that it's senior Editor
has been unable. on account OF severe i'll,
ness. to attend to the duties Of his position,
during the last t~o weeks. lie is now
getting better, however, aud win soou be
at his post again.