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NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC BOOK.
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AColtecficn Of National and Patriotic sonrs
Duets, Trios and oaartetts, comprising
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CAMP SONGS,
CAVALRY Songs
MARCHING SONGS
BATTLE SCNaS
VICTORY SONGS,
HOME SONGS, &C.
Reng the hest Collection Of War Songs published for
the soldiers in the Field and their Friends st Home
Price 70 cts receipt Of which II will be postpe
Sold by Ill Music Draiers and Deokselless.s -
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MAIL PAPER, &c.-Spripr Stock
w 81 wsli Paper Bord<rs Gilt wisda~ ssss,.s,
peeAabn, Dfxtuses Cord Tsssels. &c. received ma -.
ass hv ispr7l NV. wRsfsnvrr .
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CIrUATION wANTEp.-Tbe sub

~ scrfber wishes to obtain q situation In scrre ght
out door employment Ways much an object ~
health. Adj iress GEO. p. FEYSINGER through the
Daily Cats City ore at present enquire Ivins'
boneo septi5-dh
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coz REWARDt POCKET ROor

V%0 LaSf-Ln*t on Saturday ct or nnar ~. 60
ner o. Man street shdsLevee. In this city csfekin
Peckee.srek containing given by OLIVER Min q
samuel Spencer for SEQ and about 81 Ia syaIi
gresahaeks will give the hndex SIS reward If len a
:" Dafsy 6sts Ciev QGes- Kcoknk
septl2-at wv. WALTON, Hannibal No
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LUX SALE-A one story Brick Dweii-
I ing House, with two ROOMS aud large tnsenspt
kehen AM part q hos stnsted between 9Th sDd 10Th
streets, on Dss Moines Title good " no s.le prcs
&aeo tsepflsdl u. B. TEN-EfCk. Ags.
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TOR SALE A Frame Cottage with
Il rooms cellar. and cisterns situated en- N.
corner VI Second aud Klondeau streefs Price, 81 800
eash- II 4 TEN-EYCK, Agt
sspt10d
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At o o'clock A. NJ. procession Of all
premium animals in Classes l, 2, 3, 4, s
and q, will take place in the ring, the
Superintendent Of each Department head
ing his, clsss.
At9 O'Clock and 80 minutes, horses en-.
tered fos tho tsottina match will proceed
to the ring.
At 10 o'clock, the awards will be an.
bounced from the s:aod, and psid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

The Catholic must hunt new and con-
cealed places of worship, aud abandon
the fine churches he has hitherto frequent
ed, The non.boliever or the spiritualist,
the universalist, the skeptic, must all fly
before the rod Of the church." which
viii then he a governing power
Tins may seem now an over.drawn pie
iugo. IL you think so, go on. Let aboli-
tionism and puritnnism have full swing.
Wait till tho slavery issue is gone aud
disposed Of, and the meddlesomo nature
hunts new ground to work upon, which
will then be the fate Of whatever it seizes
upon. For our part we believe nothing
more dreadful can bofal generous, spir-
tied, free-thinking, liberal and sociable
community than become the prey of the
mixed compound of puritanical abolition
ism. May we always be free from it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Democratic County COnVeH-
lion.

Pursuant to cali Of the Democratic Central
Committee, the Democracy Of Montgomery
County met in Convention at Dayton on Sat
urdey, March 10, 1864, for the appointment
Of delegates to The Democratic State Conven-
tion to he held in Columbus en- Wednesday,
March %, and for the transaction of other
business
On motion, Geo W Houk, Esq, was called
to the Chair aud Dennis Dwysr was,appointed
Secretary.
On motion, the following named gentle
men we're appoi,ed delegates and Alternates
to said Conventon: .|Ys.t. .-9
REGULAR DELEGATES. Butler, Joseph Wen
ger Washington, WIN Stansel and Milton
McNeal; Jefferson Michael N Kimmsl,
Wayne, John Allen; Dayton, A Cahill, J A
Mnick, A McMshou Harvey Blanchard, D
A Houk and DR. Fuller
ALTERNATEs Madison, Alfred Ians and
Moses Wogaman; Harrison, John Mumma
and Elias Recon; Miami, q A Grove; Van
Buren, DIR VIM Egry, Peter Snyder aud Tbos
Warner; Randolph, Hamilton Turner; Jack
SOD, Geo W Meyer Perry John " Cusick;
Mad River, Henry Morse Clay, Isaac Hay
and L Masslich; Washington, NJ J Swadsner
aud George Taylor; Jefferson, George Getter;
German, Zeph Catrow; Batter, Jacob Kunkel;
Harrison, Peter Long; Dayton, j II Stoppel-
man, John Cohauer and Geo. W MeLain.
On motion, The Democracy OF Montgomery
County were invited to attend the Convention
in body
The following resolutions were unanimous
| ly adopted by the Convention; E-s"a
Resolped, That we re.aGfirm the Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1898 and 1899.
as containing The doctrines of the Democratic
party and the true theory of the Constitution.
Resoiped That we win ever maintain the
principles laid down in the first Inaugural
Address Of Thomas Jefferson as essential TO
the preservation Of Constitutional liberty.
Resoiped, That the Government is based
on the principle of consent and that the
| Union Of these States can never be restored
by force The best Interests of this country
demani an early, honorable and lastng
peace, and for this purpose we recommend
the appointment of Commissioners to consider
upon such measures as will secure that end.
Resoiped That the Patriot and Statesman,
Clement H. Vallaudigh4m ia the first choice
Of the Democracy OF Montgomery county TOR
the next Presidency Of the United States.
After listening to addresses from George
W Houk aud Thomas r. Thresher, the Con.
venton Adjourned. .s|.tEIFHfa
G, W. HoUK, Chairman.
DESNis DwYER, Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
News Items.

General Grant is expected in Washing
ton on Wednesday.
There is no credenee placed in this
threatened Confederate demonstration on
Norfolk.
1t is understood in Washington that
the enemy will give up the remains of the
late Colonel Dahlgren.
happearsthat marching orders for the
Army Of the Potomac bad been issued
and countermanded, and aside from usual
skiraishing all was quiet at the front
Confederate deser ters hereafter arriving
in our lines are to be sent North upon ta-
king the oath Of allegiance.
The latest from the enemy on the Rapi-
dan where they have been encampod all
the winter. is that they have moved off in
the direction Of the Shenandoah Valley
Guerrillas have been committing depre-
dations at Lake Providence Louisiana,
While our prisoners were on the way
from Richmondsto Americus, Ga. two o.
them were frozen to death.
The Newbern IN. CO. Timer urges the
sending of fifty thousand Federal troops
TO North Carolina,
Lieutenant Williams of the Fourth
Wisconsin, has been killed by the guerril'
las not far from New Oleans.
Yesterday was devoted in Congress tc
to speeeh-making, probably the mos
useful business that it could transact,
In New York the banks generally have
advanced the rates of interest to pc
cent, but on the streets loans were made
at soc.
The Louisville JourAai of Sunday sayr
that there is no doubt that there il som,
foundation for rumor that there is con
spiraey in Kentucky to turn tho State owe
to the Confederates, and advises that tn,
enemy be met outside the borders of thA
State, to keep the Confederate sympsthi
gers quiet.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

ST. JoHN's Rus, March 20 HTaids dis.
pN,ch says
parted 10 be Gllmore's 8 men made q raid into
Bath in Morgan county, Western Virginia and
succeeded in capturing Mr. Bristol, West
Virginia State Senator and Me- Wheat, mem.
Der Of the Western Virginia House lmme.
distcy after il was known rebels had dashed
into Bath, Gen Sigtl ordsed force OF caval
~ IN pursuit win orders 70 a,tsek them
wherever they found them
--latest information here is that the pursuing
party overlook them and succeeded ia taking
some Of them prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE


/ IntersstinE Items from WashthEtOn.
/ Nrw YoRK, March 20 -l The statement that
the Government has seized or threatened TO
seize certain locomotive shops ut the North,
IL unfounded We learn that the locomotive
shops have responded 10 the request OF the
authorities fJr full supply Of these invalua.
/ be articlss
| The Times Washington special says the eI.
citement about threatened raid by Stuart,
/ has subsidized
! A detachment Of the enemy crossed the
/ Rappahanhock 1t fredericksburg, Wednesday
night, and the following day Colonel Byan
and the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry captnred
/ plenty Of them. Friday morning q detach
/ ment OF the enemy crossed Morton's Ford,
aud drove in ths 7th Michigan pickets, but
were subsequently, rePulsed asd forced to re-
cross the r,V r.
| The I'd Corps discharged all their pieces
Saturday forenoon Perhaps this may ac.
count for the report If firing AT Dumfries
There are other indications OF rebel demon
strations, not proper to write at this time
! Stuart is massing cavalry AZ Charlottesville,
where he has three brigades and two at Frsds-
ricksburg. The report that the enemy had
effected a crossing at Raceoon Ford is not cor
| rect.
The First Michigan Cavalry, veterans,
! zoo strong, went TO the trent ON Saturday.
Twelve deserters from the l0th L)uisian
have arrived within our lines during the past
thrse days They had got hold Of the Presi.
dents proclamation, distributed in KIlpat-
rick's raid.
The Herald's West Virginia dispatch, 18th,
says all is quiet in the Shenandoah Valley.
The latest information via the KanaWha Val
ley does not confirm the rumor that an enc
my's force is marching on Barboursville
There 10 no positive indication that the enemy
contemplates an extensive raid in ths Kama
wha region. Still, the truth is, the enemy are
preparing in the neighoorhood Of Newrivsr
iOr an, as yet unknown movement.
Thirty-two vessels are now ready for sea,
but are waiting for crews. The transfer Of
sailors from the army will, it is supposed, sup.
ply the demand.
| The Judiciary Committee Of the House has
instructed its chairman to report, with rec
omendation that it pass Representative viii
sons JOINT resolution, proposing 10 the several
State Legislatures an amendment to the Con
sttution, abolishing slavery as Incompatible
with republican government.
Ex.Representatve KelIog OF III II is re.
! ported, is to be Governor of the new Territory
! OF Montana
There seems to be no doubt that the Senate
will pass the House bill providing for its or.
ganization. The applications for other ofiers
are numerous
Letters from Europe report that all kinds
OF titles Of nobility are TO bs confirmed by
Macmillan on secessiUnists who, in large
numbers, attend him from Paris to Mexico
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Rsbsls ON tho MOVE.

NEw YoRK, March ia to.day's PhiIsdel.
pha dispatch, from Cupspper Court House,
says
The signal officers OF Cedar Mountain report
on yesterday that the rebels, who have been
in camp across the RApidan all %inte5, broke
up the encampment aud set fire to the hut
nlarchingIof in the direction ofthe Shenan.
doah Valley.
The Washington Star says
From parties who arrived here from The
front to-day, We learn that rebel advance
was anticipated yesterday, aud marching or
ders were issued to nearly all our commands.
After, however, all had been packed and was
in readiness for move the order was cou nter.
mAndsd, and things have settled to the usual
order. Firing has been heard all this morn
ing, as though there was some skirmishing
going on.
The Star says;
We understand that the rebel authorities
have signi6ed their intention to give ny the
remains OF Colonel DAhlgren, and 1t is expect
ed that they will speedily arrive at Monroe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
New YORK Market.

NEw YoRK, March 81
CoTToN--Quiet and steady and upward ten.
doucy at 76@17
FLoUR-A shade Grmer, at 65@6 70
for extra State. Round Hoop Ohio 20
9T rs
WHEAr-l,l6@l II Chicago Spring l,6l
@l,62 Milwaukee Club; l,67@l,7O Winter
Red.
CoRS--very quiet and steady at 3l@sli
for store,
oArs-Iu very fair demand and steady at
9O@9l.
PoRE-UnchAnged and dull at l30l4
BREF.-Firm and steady
BUTTER ~.
Cur MEATs Firm
LARD.-A shade 6rmer, l2@lBi
WHIsKY--Firmer and unsettled, at 80 for
State; 80 Western.
PRTRoLEuN-Firmer, 80 Crude; Al refined
Bond. 55@5s Free.
New YoRK, March al Stocks irreg
closing 6rmer. Money seven per cent Ster.
ling quiet and steady at TAI Gold SIT
$40 Coupons LOG, 6's IS Coupons lit One
year certificates 9ss New York Central ! s6a
Erie 81 l7i, ReadingSl 36E G. B. 4 @.
.32
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


NEw YoRK, March 2l.--The Heraids Hill
ton Head letter Of the l4th says
Four conrabands arrived here from the
vicinity Of Charleston yesterday They bring
M news except now and then one Of our
shells reach further than Broad street, aud
many Of the inhabitants are returning to the
city, confident Yankees can never take IT,
A boat load Of deserlers seven 10 number
reached our lines day before yesterday. They
say Admiral Farrsgut has already captured
Fort Graves with garrison Of 1000 men
and is now banging away at the city. They
have no particulars ana we do not yet receive
their report as gospel truth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Democratic Nominations.

ELEcrios FIRST MONDAY tts) or APRl
CITY TIOKEt.
Mav,r--w, H. GILLESPIE.
R4ssAA--5'rACE n CAIN.
fdiYaaiV DSfeaor--LAWRENCE bJTA.
Nod Aioasuie -RObERT ALLEN.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
% sstlbiss-A. NJ. oTLER,
t 40 HULhuRr.
WARD TIOKBls,
TINsT WARD
10 sara a dOs tRCKHR.
seAosi Bears--J y. GILBERT
Ass-ssp, -LEWIs HklNtL
SHCONn WARD
CDupcf MARCUS Ellis.
6ehot bad
Aesessor--T, A. MlSB
THIRD WAKD-
GOsufat- DANIEL HRtNTE
Scn0it B9asf.-EPHRAtM ll6DBLf
Az NICHOLAS sTALbY.
FOnKrH WARD
C0sncd--HENRY II. HtLGRFORT
School BDaTd--DANlD A HUUK-
4 tssOe--JACOB sTEPHAN5
FIFTH wARD--
Cysae,l-HENRf sCHLAMANN,
School Bodrd-HENRY RO1T
As.esss WILLIAM DANY.
sIATH WAkps-
oaHeif--W. X BENNETT.
School BaaTd-THOMAS y. THkEsHEh.
Assessor WEIDNRR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

from desperate wound. But he was a
private ! We think we understand the
great veneration which stay at home war
men bcstow upon man who has gone to
war Nothing ia the world would induce
them to go, so long as IN oney or anything
else will buy them out They have terri
ble notions Of the battle field and quake
10 their boots at every fresh draft. To
such men, no doubt. any one is a continu-
al wonder who goes to war even though
he is handsomely paid as Captain ELLIS
was. Butto tho great mass of people
who have fathers, sons, brothers or eoua-
ins in the army fighting as privates and
for comparatively no pay, it is not so as
tonishing nor SO heart rendering that Cap
tain ELLIS should have left little salary
for bigger ono with tho honors Of his
position and the chances Of promotion OF
both honor and pecnniary reward. We
can't See it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Y.,.rans R.-,nIl.,eA.

Sr Louis, March 2l.-Eight or ten regi
ments re-enlisted veterAnsl Missouri and other
Nor,bwestern States arrived and passed
through here, all Of which we're welcomed by
citizens generally Nearly 1000 new re-
cruits from different States, passed through
here at the same time on route for the
South to join regiments in the field. Third
Michigan cavalry, about 1900 strong have
gone south.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

WAsHISGToS, March 2l.-Holman from the
committee on Claims reported resolution
setting forth that certain lands have been
leased to the lllirois Central rail road the
Darlington h Missouri and the Missouri &
Mississippi Rail Road companies on condition
they, would transport the mails aud troops of
the United States free, and whei eas the first
road has received 1857, 900 the second $50 900
and the third small amount for transporta.
ton of troops &c, therefore
Resoiped, That the Secretary of War be
directed TO require the said companies to re-
fund the money go paid and that hereafter no
such payment be made or passed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
HOTICE TO ALL WHOM TTMiY CONCEl

NoiICE is hereby given that thore are now pendina
IN before the City II OF the city OF DaNton IN
following Ordinances, to wit;
ls grade, gra el, curb and gutter sycsro street
between Council street anu the Western L0Voe.
To grade, gravel, curb and gutter Phps stree ba.
tween second and Third str cts
In pursuance Ia tho Law said ordinances Ue,c tW,ca
resd laid on the table and the Clerk instructed to aiVs
four weeks uotlce Of The pendancy OF the hams
The law requires all claims for manages that may
accrue nom saiS improvements to be filed In writing
with City Clerb, setting forth the amount OF aam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the expirahon
OF the time quired for the pubcAtf OF such notice.
when the same will be taken up 'or hnal action.
hlldtA ANTHONY srkPHEkS, City Cistk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

tIefNtoHtif v MS Aufnh featej
PnaF nGMssM TIVE years ars my scaio SecaIns
diseased and my hair coumencpd 10 fall out very fast
1ae disease spread until my scalp complete
sore II heoame very pAnfll; nv rest al night waa
broken the burning and itohnP sensation was u sur
only mone eutsfy relief / consulted several physl-
clan- of this city. Was informed by them that the
disease with which y scalp WAS Affected was Tho salt
Rh um, and that they could not benefit me read
your advertisement and concluded to consuh yoa
You assured me that you would eradicate the disease
and restore nv hair, winch had become very thin
with that asvursnoo placed myself your hands,
and the resuts are, uaye luNuriant head OF hNri
my scalp s Derfe ty we'll and nay hair has ceased 70
fall out. Respect ully yours,
Mas SARAH GovLp, No. lit South Pean sEot
Itis fact acknowledged by all Whs have used The
lair Rsstorer, and their name Is Legion that ills
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would oHrctually and permanently restore the
hair OF those who ara bald, aud preVsAt
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and RAPIDLY increasing sale 81 Restorative
IL the sronget evidence Of the maR fold beAeAts II 10
conirrrng upon
THB HrMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has bees obtained, and
they all unite In atesng To its hit and vast superb
OVER ALI PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhduced do not rscomm'n nd my BrePara-
ton to cause hair 20 rrow six ieet rebly fsshy
consistent with the laws Of Nature re those Who are
skeptcal or iDcredulous, will make bsna ads asr,
win forfeit sI,0Oo
kOhe lnoltNhuu boHhThl W / iail 70 cure the worst
eases Of parna badness undor Aheen years stand,
ing, with
THE ONLY GEN INR HAIR REsToRBR.
ally
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
FOR IT.
NB.-Cnres guaranteed ia every case where the "a.
rection- for ''se are implicitly oteyed.
40 Piiee. 81 per bottle, or blk bottles for 50.
PRuG H. AIDE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No. - Ornnge street.
lhdly Albany, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
suprsms Court Rsparter.

WAsHHoToE March 2l The Supreme
Court has appointed John W. Wallace Of
Philadelphia reporter Of It's proceedings, vice
Judge Black resigned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
The LOveIIness of Captain
Ellis


Has struck in on the editor of the Journal.
He can't get over the fact that ELLIs left
small salary to get larger one as Cap
tain. Wonderful To say nothing Of the
chances OF accumulation possessed and
generally Improved by officers, their pay
is folwa6ly good. we believe.
But Captain Ellis was wounded in bat
tie ! So he was, Many SIpoor soul has
been killed in this terrible war. Many
an uAprstending private has gone forth TO
fight for thirteen dollars month and
come home a cripple for life. We don't
see these men promoted to Office. They
can look altar themselves. Nothing less
than . Captain is to be Of any importancs
unless to run for Wood AsasSrsr,
That's heavy post for man who was on
the fat Of bis back for months and months
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

WASHNGToS, March l9-Gen. Grant is ex-
peeted on Wednesday next accompanied by
his wife, who will remain in Washington.
Rumors reach here of threatened rebel dem
onstrations on Norfolk, but not much credencs
is given il Our forces are we'll prepared.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Dayton MARKET,
DAYTON, March II
HARSHMAN,s FLOUR-Red whsat

DAYTON, March =
HARSHMAN'S FL0UR-Red WI
wholesale 8 90. retail . so
WHEAT--$l 1901 ls.
C0RN-80.
SHELLED-9S.
OATS--68.
RYE lO@l Is
BARLEY-$l 20
C0FFEE-36@Ss
SUGAR-l5@l6.
EGGS-l5@ls per do2
WHISKY-s7.
CHEESE --l6@l7
DRIED PEACHES-l6Mls.
DRIED APPLES-90l2
BEANS-Per bushsl 81 s0@S 90.
HAY-Timothy sls@2O per ton.
TEAS-$l 00@l 60
RICE-s@l0 per b.
BUTTER-35
LARD-l2@l5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Grant ON ths Move.

LOUISVILLE, March l9-Gsn. Grant passed
through here tonight en- ronte for Washing.
ton, and Gen. Sherman en- route for Cnein
natl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
aples In WllminKton

NEw YoRE, March 2l.--Ths Wilmington
Journal says t,fA.
Wilmington is full Of Yankee spies and 10
cendiariss Fires occurred on the 18th ult.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Gitp Nutites.
NOTlOG TO ALL WHOM ITlMAY 20 ,CERN

NUIlUb ~ AN NnOM III MAI 10 O.CkkN
NOrIoNis Is hereby gwen shat there are nov rem iua
~ before the City Council ofths rty OF Layton Inc
following " dinances, tO-wlt;
To grade, vravel curb anJ gutter the north sids a
Third street east OF becke street
To grade and improve Mad River street nom yitk
TO Hichard rect
la pursu TO the Law said ordin anoea were ", a
read laid on the table, aud the CLERK Instructed TO ri
our weeks notice Of Chg Pendancy Of the raIne
The sw reqnl - all clRlms for damages thst u,s
accrue rom seid improvements to be hled in Wr .
Wth tho CT l'Tk, setting forth the amount Of daga
agrs claimed, within two woeKr the explrR:iOp ~
the time requ ned for the publication Of such ro6g.
whom the same viii be taken up for hha action,
ms5d4R ANTHONY s1'RpHENa Uity Clerss .s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Reported Disappea- a-ance of Omeers In
COloTed Regiment.

WAsHlSGToN, March 20 Prisoners from
Richmond assert that rebels have already se-
csetly exeented a number Of officers attached
to eolored regiments. Several have disAp-
peared mysteriously from Libby prion it is
said
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

New YonT, March l9.--Gold dali and low
er, opening at 52b; closing dull at 6ls
TIE City of New York carried out to-day
$ls7 900 ia specie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
ATTACAMENT NOTICE.

Mary Jane Bright, Administrative OF Wm, Bnghfs
Estate, Plaintiff, against Jonas beeRhley, Defendant.
BEFORE John Burnett, Justice oi the Peace Of Jof.
ferson toweship' Monlg 'inery oonpty Anouat
clamed-0lib 70.
ON the 18th day OF January 1884 sad Jusoe issued
an order OF Attachment tn the above actioAs for
che sum Oi one hundred and hheen dollars and ssv.
vi March, is9i, ais o'clock AN
n90Wttt liH MARY JANE bht0HT. b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

sPRISoFILED, March ls-Eight psrsons
have already died from the effects of the in,
juries received in the cartridge factory eK-
ploRiOn
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Aegal,
AsSlGNEES NOTICE.

A ~ persons having claims againat job Heavy
"a Snydermso, vii present Them 20 the undoFslgn.
ed, who has been duly appointed arslgnee, nr aene-
nent, langb' WILLIAM kLoEkER.
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Grant TO Com mand the Army of tho Po-
tOmao In Peerson.
WAsHlKeToS, March 20 Worlds dispatch
says
It is nov stated by authority Gen Grant
will take command in person OF the Army of
the Potomac