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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

NoTIoE--On and Monday, May 3. ths Firsi aud
IN Second National Banks Of Dayton will open at
eight m aud close Al three p m
g B.'HARMAN, Cashier
Mods d. o RENoH, CASHIER
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Died

THIS morning, at 0 o'clock, youngest son OF g..
MON and NINA MENTEL, Jr. Funsial Saturday, al
g clock, 2. NJ. "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

A detailed account of a hotly contested
battle between Butler and the Confederates
will be found among our dispatches.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

A great battle, near Spottsylvania, be-
gan, it is believed, yesterday morning,
The journal Of Commerce, and n, Z.
World, are suppressed by Lincoln, and
their editors imprisoned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

1t has cost us hard labor to get out even
a piece of a paper, to day. We will pro-
cure additional force as soon rs possible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
CONV FNTION

OF the Third Congressional District viii meet
in Convention, in Beckels Hall in the City
Of Dayton, on
2 wednesday. May 20, 1854.
for the purpose ofnomiuating one Presden-
tal Eleclor also two Delegates, and two Al.
lernates to the National Democratic Conyen-
ton, to be held At the City Of Chicago, on
the Fourth day OF July, 1864
BS-The Democracy OF Montgomery Conn
ty are invited TO attend,
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DIR. II. j. ADAMS,
DENTIST,

Omce, iOi Main street, Dayton, ohio Room formerly
occupied by the Mayor
XXyuuLD respectfully inform the cltisous OF this
w vicinity, that he IL prepared to do
All Kinds OF Work
IN his profession Teeth inserned on Vulcanite and
Gold, and extracted without pain. All work warrant
cd Particular attention paid TO hlling md cleansing
teeth. Residence, No ", Corner Fourth and ooun'
Gil street. mlay
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Aegal.
NOTICE.

MY wife, Mrs, Sarah Swope, having voluntarily
WI LETT me without Just cause and against my con-
seht, hereby give notice to hu not TO trust her
my account, AZ will not pay any bill. eoptr cted by
her. NATHAN swOPE,
May 10, 1864 -daw3t~ HArriAouF Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20

What becomes Of Brough's promise to
the hundred day men, that the war would
end within their time Of service?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
MeoiraI

CURES Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
" Consumption. II n only necessary for ans one
troubled With these complnutv 10 Try one bottle oi
Stricklands AeliifUous Cough BahSS
to convince them that tits the best preparation ever
used. Il not only cures tho RbovA affections Qf the
Throat and Lurgn, but II cures Night sweats and
Splitting Of 81 oa and il an excellent RarRle Tor any
kind OF Sore Throat Il Is pleasant TO take, and =
safe medicine or infants Price 80 Cents per bottia
For sale by druggists generally. miS
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RMPLOYMENT.

crYk A MoNTH-ARents wanted TO seii Sewing Ma.
90 chnes We will give a commission on ali
machines sold or employ agents who will work for
the above wages and all expenses paid Address
d. HEKRINT0N Co..
mSds4 Detroit Michigan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-20
AotirGs.
NOTICE 70 BOOKsELLERs AND BINDERS.

NOTICE 70 BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS.
AuDiroRs OFFICE, MoNToonEaf Co., OHIo,
DAITos, May Q, lsO4.
PROPOSALS for furnishing the 81 nix Books and
| Stationery for the county Offices OF this county
during the year ending June 7, 1906, accord nR 10
specincations which will be furnished application
will be received at this Office until the FIRST Monday
Of next month
BY order OF the County Commissioners,
mlOdtt THOMAS o. LOWE, Auditor.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MONT.
GOMERY COUNTY.
UNHE books for the collection Of the balance Of the
tAKes Of 1909 due Iune 20, ls6t, are new ready IN
this office. Those owing such taxes can pay at any
time between this aud the 1Vh ol June next Delays
are dangerous, JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer Montgomery County, Ohio.
Dayton. April is, is6l-al9dawtt
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
NEiEL AIRY.

Drowned. in lii;o Cow bayou near Vida
la, la, May l3th, JAMES CASSIDY, in
tie -.;l4 year Of Lis age.
Capt. James Cassidy was born in Ireland;
his parents enligratei 10 Louisiana during
his infancy With all Tie ardor of his ma.
tive T"c', j" loved and claliae1 our south
err, land as his own. At the commence
nent OF this struggle for liberty, he volun-
tcrTcd with thc first troops as a private lin
which CAPACITY h. served nearly two years
il SCOTS La. ca?.irg. A. the expiration
Of thai pcri i. h;s health failing. he was
granted lar!,ngh When the time ar
rived loI Ii, rc,;..l. to his command. Vicks-
burg lad fallen, and the difficulty in cross
ia- TIC Mississippi river was so great to-
gciEer with tie need we had of every mau
on this side, determined him 10 join a COM
pany OF Steamh oa.u.eI, then in umbroyo
AZ the organization OF which company, he
w.s ulc,.-d Captain II he Conflicts on
E"l River his duties have been dangerous;
iUN OF responsibility and toll. AZ the tho
meat of his death lie had almost completed
4 >Gcc"<>tIj! llip 10 thu Mississippi river in
command OF sev.utyEye men dispatched To
capture and di>peIs' the jay-hawkers that
Infested i!lIt portion OF e county. He
had captured aud executed six of the most
notorious leaders OF the different bands,
a:ll Il number of tie less conspicuous Of
tcuI"rs Lc had forced to join different con-
Tolerate commands He had crossed with
III he aid OF fiat. skitT or canoe the Lusto
Black river and six other streams, and in
crossing the seventh. within three miles of
E.~ destination, lie met his untimeIy fate.
~ men true to the devotion which charac-
terrified tYc.!I, made every effort to rescue
lin. bat all il vain. His body was recov
cred two u - ;.::rr and Inferred at Capt
Yrc~i.rs ,.;.:.t.l!ol on Black river.
THIS an JtIie. sentinel is OH duty forever,
ual forever; another patriot soldier good
;:"a true has accomplished his last march
fought lis last battle. and now sleeps sweet
y and quietly ii lis modest grave.
rs All officer. Capt. Cassidy was brave,
/ impartial. and kind: rs irtend. unselfsh
and true :: as = man he was indeed one of
nature I..re>t nohlenen. He has gone to
tlc grave crowned with heroic honors, and
his memory is embalmed in the heart Of
hearts u. all who knew him as he was
This sad news viii carry desolat;on to fond
and devoted hearts ii bis home circle, but
when the days Of heir first grief is over, it
viii be q sweet soacc for them 20 know
That his worth ana merit was known and
appreciated ;iat.hc gave his life willing
sacrifice to the case he loved so wc.s and
when car banners OF peace are un.urlcd.
they VIA have Tie proud right-tllrough
their tears 10 shout AUrrah-for his struggles
and his death will have made them heirs
in the rich Legacy Of Liberty and Indepen-
lprpn
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Old Series Vol. VI

Eobt. j. L.QoUey stated the cause OF the
meeting and moved tie appointment of o
committee Of three to draft resolutions suit
ably expressing the feelings Of the members
IL !elation to the deceased.
Whereupon r. J. Looney, W. J. Duncan
and j Pinkney Harris were appointed to
constitute said committee.
In due time the said committee reported
the following resolutions which were unau-
imously adopted:
While in command OF the 10Th Regiment
OF Louisiana volunteers on the field Of Mis-
sionary Ridge, nobly and gallantly doing
battle for our dearest rights and sacred hon
orr, iell Col. WESLEY r. WINS. 20. our loved ,,
aud respected brother Of the Shreveport
Bar. Words are inadequate to describe
the emotions of grief and regret we feel for
the loss that our country and our bar have
sustained by this Christening desperation
Of Divine Providence.
Feeling that love for the memory of our
deceased brother. as well as our apprecia-
ton Of his noble virtues, should be public
ly spoken and recorded.
BE ii therefore resolved,
i'irst That it is with the deepest sorrow
and pain that we have heard Of the death
OF our brother, Wesley L. Winans, aud We
"lpuru his loss to us as members of the
bar, and as citizens of the country as
nlour1tnl and irrcparable calamity.
Second: That in this act Of otir inscruita-
bic Providence. our bar has lost one of its
brightest, pUrest and most christian mem
hcrs-.Ae country one of its noblest and
most useful citizens a wife and family
their kindest love, honor and support, and
OFF sacred cause Of freedom brave and
gallant oIccr, and u true and honest SOL
der.
Third That we tender our sincere con-
dolence to his afflicted and bereaved fam
lily, and i possi bic, would by our sympa-
thy. Tighten the load CT anguish under
which obey suTer.
Fourth That q copy Of these resolutions
he presented to The District Court of our
parish By ). .'i;.Nney Harris, Esq. attorney
stor the STATE, with . motion to spread the
same on the minutes Of said court, and that
he newspapers OF the city be requested to
| publish the same.
il. >. LO ,<t.f.
! ". j. IyEGA>. Committee. =
I J lINh&Et litRRIS.
/ On motion, tn. Secretary Of the meeting
was requested 10 t.ielish copy Of the fore
going rcsoln6ons 10 iac s*i.'oW ef lie de-
! ceased.
! W.2gcunon [ c meeting adjourned.
y. B. LiNISEE Sect'y.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Those from the parishes of Calcasicu and

Those from the parishes of Calcasicu and
st: Landry. at Opclousas
Those from the parishes Of ST. Mary, St.
Martin, Vermillio,i. and Lafayette. at New
IBERIA.
Those from that portion Of the country
within our lives east of the A.cha!alava.
either &; hpclousas or New Iberin.
An officer VIII be in attendance ut each
rendezvous on the day stated to organize
the men enrolled.
All ol s'ich persons who fail to attach
themselves to the voluntary organizations
before mentioned, or to enroll themselves
rs aooVe, previous TO the lst day Of Julv,
or who having enrolled themselves. fail 10
report at the rendezvous above appointed
Wall be sent by the Enrolling Officer to the
camp "i instruction for assignment to duty
in the field daring Tie war. a if t!icy were
between the ages "t IS and II.
~ order Of
COZ. L. G.. RANDOLPH.
Commanding tonscrpt Dist. La.
GoopwlI.!., lst Lieut.. and Ait
Newspapers in La. copy I'll! st july
Nay3l-Gt
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Tribute of Respect.

nj regular meeting Of Meth Lodge No.
y, l. y. O. T.. held this evening, 18th inst,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
|ihercaS. il has pleased the Almighty
Father OF the universe to remove from our
midst and place him near his throne, our
beloved brother. WILLIAM SHOEMAKER.
Therefore DC Il lcsolced, That. although
acknowledging the power OF our Creator,
we deeply Lcpore the loss CT our Brother,
and that in his death. this Lodge has been
deprived Of one OF its worthless members,
and the Order Ola worthy aud true repre-
sentative.
Ecso'red That We deeply sympathize
with the hcrcavcd family OF our deceased
Brother in their afllction.
ReS0lced, That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days, and the Lodge draped in mourning.
hesolce7. That copy of these resolu-
lions be sent to the family Of our deceased
Brother, and be published in the Shreve-
port News.
L. VI. DCRR.
CHARLES SPlLKER.
7. II. SIMPSON.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

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Shreveport news., 1864-05-31


u WING unable 20 answer TIE question as
- t. Tie Ua>fGaabijty Of the four per
cent. Bonds and Certificates and the man
m"r CT a.. gHiug the same, addressed
JVlgc Cray. the Ag"Ht OF the Treasury. T.
y, j.. for information and received. i day
or iwo since Lis reply which IS IN words as
follows:
"Crrtifcatcs Tor the louI per cent. Eonls.
are. under II Art. of Regulations. a.si-ua-
Bile and transferable. according TO the au-
Identification established n the Treasury FOR
Registered Bonds. THIS l understand TO
be by writtcn assignment acknowledged
and certified by an officer Notary. C.yrll
or JGJEc) having u seal or by Power OF
Attorney 10 some one, ac>nuw lodged and
certified. tHat III" aEr:.t can make tie
assignment before or in presence Of the
BrVUsit"ry who Is 10 issU. ja- Bonds
i. j. G.. BATTLE.
Dcpositary.
Shreveport, May 20, 1854. may3l-2t.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Head Q'rs 20 Inf. Division.

-fTNI ~ ~ I-.N I.'II - y \. ,
Il, IL" .feii -.St l!ay. 1864.
II Is hereby eujoincI upon all the citi-
7ens Of AvoycIle~, liable t" run,crip ion, -
report themselves TO the ENROLLING Officer
al Mausura or AT sUcit other place "a may
be indicated by him within tea days otthc
publication OF this order. ia their res prrtive
neighborhoods. Failing to do SO. they viii
he considered Jaylawkprs ana shot down
without mercy.
BY command of
Ma or General RICH ,Hn TAYLOR.
&. :. rDLlGN\ C.
Maj. Gen. Coml'g "a ln!. Division.
May 3lst, CIT
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

The Monterey Morning Star says
that the question of submission to
French rule having been submitted
to the people by Gov. Vidaurri re-
suited in almost Il unanimous vote in
the at?irnative.-Son Antonio He
reid,
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

iA'-Ap- s.AHTERS CONscE!rT DISTRICT, La,
cr>-,,S Shrrvrncrt: "a, May 9th, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,
!. The following order is published for
the information Of al concerned:
HEAD QUARTERS Bureau or CoNsciurIoN
DEPARTMENT TRANs-Mlss,
Marshall Texas. May 23d, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
!: 30 much OF clause ,, OF Par III, Gen
cral Order No. .. current series from his
EurcaH as established places o. rendezvous
for the Reserve Corps is hereby revoked.
II. The ra;oiimcnt Of the Reserve Corns
Is placed IN cl.Hr-" 81 &c commandments
OF the several States. Who will establish
r'acts oi f"n:Ag."otS for adjoining Counties
OF Parishes at Such points Is VII. not re-
gun" OF the members OF the corps more
than three days, trave,. The Commandments
VIII have NJ each rcnie2voH, = Suitable Of
hcrr to:ear"li and organize the ulea enrolled
into companies each company to consist
o. not less than sixty men. rank aal Gle. fox.
cavalry. and siNty-tuur. rank and ii!. Tor
infantry. Copies usthc muster rolls of the
."rAnaLics VIII b" forwarded hv =. co,,-
man!ants to these IIruda,.arter-. ana
through this oeicc to Department Dead
qnart.Is. II case where there are 10: 5 lf-
AGENT lncn enrolled fox u company. they
VIII be consolidated with mex! from. ada
cent rendezvous 70 form Il company and
Wien there Is an excess of u c5.anany or
companies a like consolidation VIII b.
made. Upon The completion Of tie com
ranv organizations the officer. aud men
will be permitted to return To their homes.
The tim" for the r4rol. m"nt and organizl-
ton of the corps il the States of Louisiana
and t:hH.Sas is cXtco!cd Il tie 10th proX-
inc.
~ r7,.',rn., - ai..-. I'LL ! ,,, -. ,,,,,. -.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

Meeting Gf lac Shreveport Bar
At II meeting Of The Bar held an the city
OF Shreveport, en- the 2'5th day OF May 1861.
on the occasion OF the death of the late Col
ouct WESLEY Z. WiNASs, the following Ero-
cecding were had:
On motion of Sam. Wells. Capt. L. NJ.
Mutt was called to the chair, and A. y.
Lcv;scc chosen Secretary.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
SsE.isId CO .5.Ulcsa.

I,ii;oN the residence Of the undersigned.
! on. mile from Shreveport. a bright bay
HORSE. about IL hands high :. u years
old marked VIII a small s,av in his fore
head, night hial foot white. large sad l!c
marks. Hat lnEus worG by collar
viii pay sl0J for his delivery 70 me.
GO. y. IIL.LMT..
U1ay-t- I'm Capt a;.i Off, iron service.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
For Sale.

\ Substantial thorough brace HACK.
"A with harness complete for two horses.
Inquire at this Office. may 1882
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Notice to Confederate Tax
PAYERS.

4 Il such persons as bave not vet been
IA assessed for taxable Products. Naval
Stores, Salt. Wines and LIQUORS. and fer
Moneys and Credits held on the Ist Of
Jnly. 1868 Neat Cattle, Horses. Mules. &c.
held on the LIST of November, 1862: their
Salaries and Incomes for the year. sG3 {:
tier profits on Flour. Corn. ana other tax
allies, during 1862. and their Gross Sales
or Receipts, from any branch of business.
between the z4th of april, 1868. and the
Isl Of April, 1864. or any portioo Of said
period and all such Farmers and Planters
as have not yet rendered, Oh oath. fail
aad complete estimate of the Crops raised
and gathered BY them since Che Ist of .Iu-
~ loG3, and Of the 1.-THE thereof dne the
Government and az such j,eysoas as ha re
not reported the Hogs slaughtered by or
tor them. between the q h Of April. 1868
and the lst March. lcGi netting more than
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

. Of Treasury tor T.als-Ni->. Ucpt.
Ap"ji-6-Im
Houston Telegraph, Galveston News. san
A"l'Ai' !!"rt.l, and caddo Gazette. VIII
c.rE rHr month once :! week.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
Local Advertjse'ee,

ENTaa,t"s: 40 p:,rc.aasr--Nh house
w suitab." tU- Il sinai! family. Iaqulc
ut this Office.
april f9-lg
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

Shreveport, Marshal! and Jefferson pa
pcrs copy two weeks
MAY 3!.-Ht.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

! =. -a::J,. \. \. g. Ina,.irl
WA fI..E 2ou cords of woaI Gu. ::
- t.f-ie. .r.ra:7hcL. Apply to
Ia.tv1i-lf t.. ROSES Nil
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

tEX,rac.l
itE,v. CuAE'>., Tran, Miss. Dgr.r.
SHREVEPORT. L., MAY, -. l-G!.
Special Orders,
No. 1888
V. All negroes in the employment of the
Shreveport aud Marshall Railroad Co..
through the military authorities, will be
Immediately discharged. excepting such a
are held by special agreclHeat o: Tie
Company with heir Owners.
Ey command Of
General I. KlNHr S,irTu.
:. :. ANDERSON.
Asst AGj't Cent
Shreveport. Marshal! and Jefferson pa
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

HEAD-QuAETERs CoNscHlrr Dssrer.~r L.,.,
Shrcvrpcrt la, May 27th, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No II.
!. The following order is published 70,
the information OF all concerned:
HEAD QUARTERS bureau or CONSUMPTION
DEPARTMENT TRANs-Miss.. =
Marshall Texas. May 23d, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

Ma. Nr's. Tra;s,-N!:sS. E.:,'t.
SuEhyIroEF, IL May l2.A !Sol.
SEHCLA: DaDt1-s.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31
ti',i Or. I'Sas,s-Niss D:c,'s..

:, III = ~ J SII.-N' "a e IV4 :.
May 81. ! ia.
Shreveport news., 1864-05-31

40. QN :. IRA IS MISS. DEPT,
S.:!:....E: or, L., My Eth 1864.
&.'ECIH. OEDaIas
\ IL.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-26
List of Letters

"LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the PostofIicc at Cumberland, State OF Mary
land, 2eth day of May, 1864.
lst,- "To obtain any OF these letters, the
applaRnt must call for 'adpertisea letters, give
the date Of this list, and pay one cent for ad-
, vertising.
1Ess- ''If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead letter Office.
dFREE DELIVERY Of letters by carriers, At
the residence of owners, may be SECURED by
observing the following RULES
81. DIRECT letters plainly TO the street and
number as well as the postofiice and State.
"2. HEAD letters with the writer's post
office, and State, street and number, sign them
plainly with full name, and request that an
swers be directed accordingly.
''3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in town or city, whose special address may be
unknown, should be marked, in the lower left
hand corner, with the cord Transient
~. Tiace tie Postage stamp on the Upper
riyA.-hard corner ard icars space between the
stamp and direction fo- post-mdrking without
interfering With The writing.
~. B.-3 REQUEST for the RETURN Of
letter to the writer, if unclaimed within 80
dag Or less written or printed with t.is riter's
name po,i23ice and STATE. across the lett-hand
end of the envelope on the face side, will he
complied with at the usual prepaid rate Of pos
tage, payable whsh the letter is delivered 10 the
writer-Sec rs, Law Of 1862
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-26

VAccNArIoN-SMAiI Pox AS there
is very considerable aprinkling of small
Pox all around us and it is likely to mako
its appearance wherever paper currency
goes to, we call attention Of Physicians
and people to the fact that at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature law was passed
imposing penalties on doctors and people
both for the neglect Of vaccination with
proper matter and i'll a proper manner.
That law is now in force. We shall en-
deavor in our RE-. Issue to give the law.
or at least synopsis thereof for public
information. In the meantime we would
inform the physicians of the county that
it is their duty to procure their vaccine
virus from DR.. John r. Muller of Balti-
more, who has been appointed the State
agent to furnish the physicians of this
State Herewith. 1t is only necessary to
enclose to his address the sum Of twenty
five cents for one crust, With the address
Of the physician requiring the matter. -
All who would avoid the penalties Of the
law as we'll as use the proper means Of
staying the ravages of this loathsomc di-
sease should take speedy steps to be prop
crly supplied.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-26
Capture OF the Editor or the Rich
mOnd Examiner.

BosrcN, May 20.-Edward A. Pollard
Of the Richmond Eran,iner, was passen-
ger in the prize steamer Greyhound when
captured. Also woman reported to he
Belle Boyd, hut tie identity of the latter
with the famous Rebel spy is doubtful.
The future destination of Pollard and the
woman will be fixed by the United States
authorities.
Well executed counterfeit fves on the
Merchants Bank Of Lowell are in circu-
latio.,.