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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15


WAHTED.-An old COW with the sceurs,
to produce brains for the editor of the
Iowa Point Dispatch.
A frozen turnip, to edit the White
Cloud department Of the Dispatch.
A dead skunk, as q companion and
bedfellow for the editor Of the Dispatch,
and to assist him in befouling decent
people.
Several men who have no scruple.
against ps1uring themselves, to serve o.
judges Of the next election at Iowa Point.
An egg-sucking dog, to help the Dem
Ocrats of Iowa Point look sheepish at the
defeat of Z. K. Stout.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

z CoME TO THE DAscE.-A grand
Christmas Ball will come of at the City
Hotel. in this place. on Friday evening,
the 23d inst. Preparations are making
to have everything go of in the tip-tOp
style. agood band of music viii be in
attendance. and nothing will be left un-
done to render the occasion pleasant.
Let the attendance be such as to justify
the trouble and expenss' which are being
incurred in order to have 9 good time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

QUEsTIoxs.-When the Black Democ.
racy Of Iowa Point burnt tsr-barrels for
Joy at the defeat Of Bseler, the White
Cloud candidate for Councilman, did
they save any to burn in honor of the
election of Stout, the Iowa Point candi-
date for Senator?
Have the Democracy gotten through
with the job Of tearing up all the stumps
and bushes from the bluffs about lows
Point, as they intended to do if Stout
was elected +?
What has become Of the wagon-loadl
Of Iowa Point Democrats, who were 60.
ing to come to White Cloud, to have 9
general "tsar," If their party carried tn.
Cosnty?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

TIE AHTEcKDEETs OF TIE IKsURRKc-
TIoNsH.-Steven was soldier in Mexico,
mutinied against his captain, Wss ssnten-
eed to be shot. and afterwards psrdoned
by President Polk. He went to Kansas
in the regular army and deserted Cop
pic behaved 50 badly to his bensfsetos, .
Quaker, that be was turned sdrifs. AID
Hszlet was connected with . gang d
horse-thieves in Pennsylvania.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

TEE ELEoTION.-Tuesdsy, the 9th, was
the coolest election day we ever witness
ed, or ever expect to. In this Town
ship, the Democrats increased their ma.
josity to about IS. A. Tsylor and G.. A.
Briggs are reelected Justices of the
Peace. In the County. the result seems
TO be half-and-balf affair, as at the last
election. Local issues carried the day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

~ Il is now favorite remark among
the Black Democracy. that the Chief is
helping their party along. That may be
true: but It seems to Us q little singular,
that they should Be 50 violent in their de-
nunciatiens Of paper that is doing them
90 much good Perhaps they will be
Rratifsd 10 learn that we intend to con-
tiuus to "hsIp them aloug"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

~ The river closed on Monday
night, the 5th inst, and has been crossed
on the ice. by persons. stock and teams,
every day since. Those who design put
ting up ice for Summer use, should i'm
prove the present opportunity, for the
Missouri cannot be depended upon. after
the 6rSl freszs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

STAY-ArHoHE REPUBIIcANs.-At the
late election, numbers of Republicans, as
usual, staid at home, while the Democ-
racy brought out everything they could
rakeup-atleast, such was the case in this
corner Of the Territory. What is the use
Of men entertaining or protesting certain
political sentiments, if they stay at home
ct the emily time when they can make q
practical application Of their politics :?
We sre unable to see through it. Urg-
ing and coaxing are of no avail-they
stand back, and see that taken from them
which they have the power to prevent.
It is not the fault Of many Republicans
in this part of the Territory, that their
opponents have not achieved a triumph.
The Democracy here made desperate
effort, but have again failed to carry the
precinct. although they took our advice,
and brought reinforcements from beyond
Cedar Creek. Next time, they will have
to drum up recruits from beyond Iowa
Point.
In one neighborhood in Brown County,
We know Of more than dozen Republi-
cans who did not go to the polls. The
excuse was. it was too cold, or they did
not feel we'll. or they had work to attend
tol Wednesday morning was decidedly
more disagreeable than Tuesday. yet er-
cry one of them was in White Cloud, to
reach which, they had to travel greater
distance than to their voting place. Such
Republicans will never carry an election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
THE EXECUTION.
CHARLEsTowN. Va, Dec

CHARLEsTowH, va, DecI :.
Brown was taken from the jail a6Cu!
IL o'clock, in q furniture wagon. b.
conversed freely with the soldiers around
him. The execution took place st .
quarter past IL o'clock. He died ip'
parently easy. His body was taken down
after being suspended IS minutes.
His remains will be sent to HSfpas
Ferry at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. And
thence will be conveyed North this even
ing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
Remains Of John Brown

Troy, n. l., DC ..
The body of John Rrown. sccO%paIl'a
BY Mrs. Brown and Wendell Philips
passed through this city to-day aIlIlns
in the cars at noon. 1t started att oeOeI
for its destination.
Little or no excitement was efs' ..
during the time the body remained = ~
depot. The funeral takes plsss on Inn"
day at North Eibs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

The Democratic RefoFmers in Balti-
mere like, their brethren elsewhere. hays
3 holy horror Of rowdyism when it cannot
be used for their own benefit. On thsir
side, however. it is not such bad thing
after all. ave must be . little leniens
towards the rowdies," said one Of them
At . recent meeting in Baltimore. '-they
are gradually coming over to our side.
-iSslnG Ala. Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

re- Before the present editor Of the
Dispatch went to Iowa Point, there was
not single "Damphool' in the town i;
but If another one like him goes there,
there will be lwol
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

! EE At the late election, there were
los votes polled at this precinct. In the
Township. 404. This is the most popu-
lous Township in the County.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

/ The PRooF.-The Snubeldyke" OF
the Dispatch reads us another senseless
homily. the object of which is to prove
what cannot be proven-that the Demo
cratic party Of Kansas is not thoroughly
Pro-Slavery. in flesh, bone and marrow.
He asks us how many men in our own vi
cinity, who are now acting with the Dem
ocratic party, formerly acted with the Free
State party? For his especial benefit,
we have procured q list of the persons
who voted the Democratic ticket at this
precinct, last week. The list is now be-
fore us, and we arrive at the following
result: Whole number of votes, 48.
Pro-Slavery men, 81. Free State men,
6. The remaining 8 are Democrats "any
how" without knowing or caring what
Democracy is. If the party were Adolf
ton. Amalgamation, Pro-Slavsry, Dis
union. Free State. or anything else, they
wouldn't know the difference, but would
vote with the party just because it is
called Democratic. A number of those
whom we have classified as Pro- Slavery
and Free State. are in the same FIX, but
we have set them down according to their
professions. If the Dispatch is not salts
fed, it can call and see the list. The
Democratic party is composed of about
the same proportions throughout the Ter
ritory.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

, ~ Washington Irving. the finest
writer that America has ever produced,
died at his residence. on the Hudson,
near the city of New York, on the 9th
Of November.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

. E Those of our subscribers who
promised to bring rs potatoes. are mott
fed that several bushels would be very
acceptable, Just now.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

Mr.. Bates Of Alissoari is nav. @..s.
vireisia, hAviAe been born 10 -
land Co, ssd cones OfQusle' 49,. ...,'r,
on both sides. known for nearly 80.
for their religious hostility to ne % s.
ton Of the South. $50" se n
Washi6eson Star. chs Opinios, = :
matter sTs hereditary. and to y 100
cd, not being the result Of . dsnOS
ambition"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

~ The KnicksEhoeker, for Decem-
Der, is on our table. with its never failing
varsity Of valuable contributions. and its
spicy Editors Table. The Knieerbocker.
for 1850, viii not be behind any Of its
contemporaries. 1t is apublicatiOn which
willlsst. Published in'New York. Ss %
. year. :.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

The Quakers of North Csr0Iln. -
said to have voted at the last sl'eI go,
giving gain OftwO Opposition 49, men !
to Congress, and al on the SHsne.n !.
Mr.. GiImers anti LecOmptOo vo'S r. : |.
the last House. Mr.. GilmeF h'n.:u
said to owe his own increased ~
to this fact. O1s Quskss town ~ y =" =.
ford comfy (which gave bin ~: .,,sr
jOrity. By he uayl rOl6ss lOs ncy ~
against I nsiOcity tie Othsf wy 80
ysars ago, when b. bad inst PartslslE;.; ~
in meeting which bAaishsd two AO'
Ouakers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

ssvs The Richmond Enquirer : =. -
blood Of John Brown Is to pEoss "a y
ofths Abolition Church. re !, e; .. rs. =
jecsion % good harvest. = AR go.
t;oa elects Seward, the tinas o. q, ~ .rodOss
ans viii have arrived, and VIII
ia Noses"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

T Ansel says that Old Brown has
ezpOtiated his crime upon the gallows !
Oh that Webster
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

TIE DEATH OF WAsHISeroS IRvTNe.-
The following letter relates the circum-
stances Of his death
SUENYsIDE. Nov. %, 10 An.
Washington Irving is dead. He re-
tired to his room about ten o'clock, feel
ing mere languid than usual, and COM
planning ofpain in his side. but apparent
ly not more unwsll than be had been for
several months past. Just As be reached
his room. and while his niece was near
him he suddenly fell. and in q moment
he was gone. A physician was soon
with him, but no mortal aid could avail
to bring him back. 1 saw him within
an hour from the time he was taken, and
he seemed as il in peaceful sleep.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

John G.. Fremont bsAdsa II, =: oropOr
suhscribsrs in Bear valley % =, BroSs.
a mOaumens 70 the late Sense; = so.
icL. The 6gurs be puts down >
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

AereAa"ts Arrsstsd in Hryii.i. p,
Peculiar Cireumsfaacs;." E.ad''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

VISIT OF MRS, BRoKx TO HER ur
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

No One Allowed at "a. Gap.,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
MORE ARRESTS.
BALTIMORE. Ia. I

Several editors of Northern D.....
pers were ejectei from the cars ,o.5.'
Gov. Wise would not allow them - !!
to ChArlestown. They left in the W.
ingtOn train, declaring they wer, Sor'i -,
to be in Charlestown to see the exse rt-.'
and would reach there by the Or.DOs y;
Alexandra railroad, whereupon tn. Pre-; -
dent of that road was informed bv 49,
graph Of the fact. VIC
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
BALTINoRR. Nnro..l

Three passengers on the Ball. w.
Ohio Railroad were taken ont If y lnl
to-day on their arrival at HarDs,,. : car,
by the military. and imprisoDaS 'SI!'
parties arrested are merchant. fror. n iSe
cinnati on their way to the c;,n Va
Grafton. they were heard to At
themselves quite freely in relation ~ P r.
Brown and his family, sxpr.ssiD S.oS'
sympathy for them. VG
LATER.-T'he arrest Of three ~.
at Martinsburg. on the Baltiuor. 'os
Ohio Railroad, was made ON 49,, "a
information sent to Gen. Tali.f.,l" Sa
Virginia detectives from GrafOn ON !;
other places west-two Of the tbr.. ~
thus arraigned. and the third wa, 49,. "a
for declaring that there would h.
enough on the next train to take W.; "a
LATEsT.-Tbe merchants L.ys ~
released, and sent on their way re;o;. "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

Arrest Of Merchants and e,,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
Finale Of the Harper. T.r5, =.

EXCITEMENT IN vlReIr,,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

EXECUTION OF OLD Iozx ,,,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

Fernando Wood has been si:eI0
Mayor. His majority is s,3lo. . q,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
THE SURVEILLANCE IN yIEeryr,
BALTIMORE lie. L

BALTIMORE, Dee.
The Americans correspondent =,
Charlestown, says there is no falling Al
the number of wild stories of INVADER
Although martial law has not We, b.,
proclaimed, there is a rigid military am.
veillance. kept up that subjects every on.
even citizens-to great iDcony.pisDrs
Well known inhabitants csppo, NM,
through the suburbs without arr.t ,Dl
examination.
On the arrival Of the cars two per,O,,
who were unable to give a satisfsc,o,
account Of themselves, were sent by an
armed esort across the MARYLAND Lin.
Four suspicious characters have been Ar.
rested since Wednesday, one Of whom
was supposed to Be Copies brother
All have been detained for the present
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR REFUSED PEeEwn,
TO BIZ PRESENT AT THE ExECUTIoS-sr.
CEPTIoE OF MRS. BROWN.
CHARLESTowS. Dec.
The reporter Of the Associated Pu
telegraphed yesterday to Gov. Wssh
permission to attend the execution.
The reply was that the Gov. decimal
to accele to the request, anil no facilities
will be extended to reporters.
Yesterday was passed quietly with he
exception of . great military bus,le OntAs
reception Of Mrs. Brown. She was sscor.
ted over from Harper's Ferry, at O'Clock
in the P. NJ, and the entire military force
was brought ont to make demonstration.
She was received with full military hOuOr,
but her companions were not allOwsdi to
accompany her from Hsrper's FsV.
After remaining four hours with Der
husband, Mrs. Brown was escorted hrk
to Harper's Ferry, at 9 o'clock last night,
where she will wait the reception Der
husbands body.
No one will be allowed to be near
enough to the place Of execution to hear
any remarks that msy BE made B!
Brown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
The contract between the Neptune Fire Com

The contract between the Neptune Fire Com.
pany and the city, was approved
The bond Of +. Motler, Treasurer Of Ore,
gon Fire Company Of Simon Giessman. Hook
and Ladder Company. and the bond Of Il. A.
Brownwell Of the Neptune Fire Company we're
approved.
By Mr. Gllliland--W hereas, sundry persons
are in the habit Of running their waste water
and filth iuto the gutter on the west side Of
jefferson street. from Market street to the Ca,
nal and, whereas. il is n subject Of general
complaint therefore be it Resolved That the
Street Commissioners is hereby authorized and
directed to prohibit the running Of such Rnb
into that gutter aud it Of right ought to be re-
paired by the City.
BY Mr.. Phillips-That The Trustees Of the
Cd Ward, be aud are hereby authorized to con.
tract wiih Mr.. g. o'Bden for putting gravel
from The cellar near ludlow ST., on the streets
not to pay more than l2c per yard for the same
Adopted.
By Mr.. ThomSs--That persons owning lots
Nos. 1920, 1921 and 1922 in Longworth street
be notified TO I'll up said lots within 30 days
Adopted.
By Mr.. Decker, That the City Clerk be au.
thorzed to draw 40 order in favor Of Allen Fat.
yer & 90. for one hundred dollars in account
Of public square fence contract. Adopted.
By Mr.. Decker, That The City Engineer fur
nish Council with an estimate of cost 10 cons
stfuct crossing and ditch from 5. d. d c. R.
r. grounds to the canal. Adopted.
BY MIR. Thomas, That the Trustees of the
9th Ward be authorized to have the crossing in
Fifth and Clay streets repaired. Adopted
BY Mr.. Keirsted, That property owners boz
dering on the alley between Clegg and St Ma.
rys street be ordered to gravel said alley with.
in ten days. Adopted.
By Mr.. Decker, That the Grade COMMITTEES IN
connection with the City Engineer establish
the grade in First street, from the Dayton 4
Michigan Railroad to the canal, also the grade
Of Kcowee street, from First street to the canal
Adopted.
Brady and Oorwin plat Of out lots No. 62, 60
and 81 was referred TO the Grade Committee.
After passing number Of accounts, Coun
Gil adjourned,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
City Council.
RALPH
CRY CouScIL CHAMBER,
TUESDAY EyreiNo. NAV %. 1853.

CRY Council CHAMBER,
TUESDAY EvEEiSo, May "a, 1859.
Present = Messrs. Bombergcr, Decker,
Boyle. Phillips, Kiersted. More, Gillilaod Butt,
Thomas, Lutz, Bimm and WiggIm,
Minutes of the last meeting were read aud
approved.
The ordinance allowing marketing to be sold
at all hours on usual market days was read The
third time and passed. To take effect imme>
diately.
A petition from Andrew Wagner and others,
residents and property holders on the north
side Of Water street, between Sears and Web
ster streets, asking Council to order the alley
north of Water between Sears and Webster to
be paved, and cause nuisance 10 lot No III
to be abated, and also to have Webster street at
the insection of said alley, graded and gray
eled. Adopted.
An ordinance causing all wagons loaded with
hay, TO occupy Main street, between lth and
9th streets. leaving a passage Of twenty feet
through the center Of the street, for vehicles 10
pass, and also leaving the cross streets unob,
structed, was resd the first time.
BY Mr.. Decker--ResOlyed, Thatthe lot own.
ers on the alley next north of Water street, be-
tween Sears and Webster streets, be ordered TO
grade and gravel said alley within thirty days.
| Adopted. T.-.||..
By Mr. Decker-Resolved, That the agent Of
Mrs BAckus, be notified to abste a nuisance on
out lot No. III. caused by standing water, work
to done in thirty days Adopted
The Trustees Of the Third Ward, More and
Kiersted, to whom was referred the resolution
relating 10 repairing gutter on Third street, re
ported that they found the gutter in bs order
and recommended the adoption of the resolu
tion. Received and adopted.
The Prairie street question was then taker
up. Mr.. Gilliland made lengthy speech ia
favor Of Keeping Prairie street open
! An amendment to the resolution ou the open
ing of Prairie street, was offered by Mr.. More
providing that committee of three be appoin
ted, to whom shall be referred the reports auc
the communications Of the Railroad Compa
nies, and that the committee in conuexion will
the City Solicitor. shall have diseretionsr,
power TO make contract with lhe Railroad
Companies, to give the right Of way for moi
more than fifteen years, providing the compa
nies make suitable crossing and further
that the Railroad Companies shall make good
foot paths. and that the track shall be unob
strucIed on the Sabbath. The committee to re
port to Council.
A lengthy and exciting debate ensded -
Messrs. Keirsted and Decker advocating th'
amendment. and Measrs. Boyle aud GillilanC
opposing it. fThe speech Of Mr.. GilhlanC
will be published 10 morrow onr space to day
is too limited.l ......
Mr More moved that the question be indef
nitely postponed,
Ayes--Deeker. wiggim. Phillips, Bimm
More, Ksirslsd. and Bombsrger--7.
Nays-Gillilspd, Boyle. Thomas, Butz, an,
Luis--5. Carried.
Ths bonds Of Geo. Patterson .:AiiO hael Law
less, Philip LsOnhard and Geo. Mccain, su
perTisOTA were approved.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25
WEsrs HorRL, Sandusky 4
Nav %. 7 p. M. {

DEAR EMrtRti--we have Just arrived, and
improve the frst leisure moment TO write you Of
the Excursion thus far.
We left your city at ten minutes to II A. NJ
with s25 persons on the train. and we passed
over the county line with full $50. Along the
road we had occasions at every Station he.
tween Dayton and Springfield. Az the latter
point wo bad decided addition made to our
merry crowd. The company on the cars, we
will observe, for the benefit Of the uninitisted, !,
were not oil comprised under the heads of
"Millers, Disdllers aud shippors'--the odds
and ends fsooial life were largely represented.
We ind IL impossible to write you anything
extended, or eyed interesting about the trip
The company was excellent, and sll seemed to
enjoy themselves uuiil the ride became tire
some, on account Of its length, and the exceed.
ing dusty road Indeed, nothing worthy of
special remark occurred, until stop of 26 min
utes was announced AZ Urbuna when we were
Informed that we could get dinner Finding
that the 30 minutes would dwindle down to
very small space we passed the regular dining
room, and with much the larger party, called
in an eating house and procured very good
dDno, 6,- ono lime Nost of ,ho "oo,, wac
- -, ~. .,,,...I
- =.
49,, ,s IT, ,,a' 30 90, ~ s,asa.,,,
- .s,,n, no ~ w.s oivon-noll Nod % "a
-, .,.i,... ~. -. -,
:, - - -,.,'-f
~" p','Sa :" "'s .N' "
oloauA nosei P'1''iCe cous'uelspiy inouiheu'
lne 'eruenVoWh Dand' ana 'he M'iiers
panu were ABOARD ana materially enllVened Tue
routine ney eeHa'niy nave tne 'hanks oi
.he Uoya9e"T' ior cheering lhe dolness whieh
oegan 10 creep over tuem whue passing through
the Dogs ana chseriess wid woods along Por
'ion oil the route
Inc excitement was intense when the IRAN
neareu ''i 'he LAKE. ana when the MAJOR portion
oil the e1cursionlsts had Tor the hrst ttmo view
Of the largest body oil water they ever saw We
saw several sail boats aud one or two schoon'
ers coming into port and when we reached the
depot we saw the propeller Ebay City laying
cosby at her DOCK ...s. ..H
Once IN the city, The scramble began for The
hotels' ana we must say lhat ~ reminded US
more OF areghlar retreat than anything we can
conceive OIL we logged on win 'he crowd Tor
VESTS hotel ana sueh rush-well' we
couldn get "ithin zen iee' oil 'he CLERK desk
ana 1t was lmPossiole ior the clerks TO 90 any
thing' the Jam was 50 great Desparing Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25

PIC NHs.--Tne season for the pleasure re
unions has fairly opened aud during the coming
summer there win be an occasional brisk de
mand, for every sort Of conveyance from the
dusty streets of our city. Wevery frequently
witness the departure of parties to the green
woods and see their return refreshed and invig
GRATED by their excursion. On the 9th of ] unC
the Montgomery Guaids will give grand Pix
Mic party. All the world aud their wives and
children will be invited, and we predict 20
good time generally" 10 all who nay attend.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25

~ The opening of the new Railway line be
tween Cincinnati and Chicago, via Dayton and
Lima, will be celebrated on Wednesday, June
LIST. About two hundred of the citizens o
Chicago and Ailwaukie win be invited. The
City Councils Of both towns have signified theil
intention TO accept invitations. At subsequent
day large number Of oincinnatians will bt
invited to visit Chicago as guests of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton q Dayton, Dayton d Michi
gan, and Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Compan les Commercial.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-25

BA-The attention Of all interested, is di.
rected 10 the announcement Of q called
meeting Of the Trustees of the 4th Ward,
and others, to be held at the Gin. Ham Il
Dayton Engine House, on Saturday, the 2sth
inst, to make arrangements for the opening
Of Prairie street