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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

~ assoss iaofs 32s $3.50, dad 93St oa TsrfV srof
yor ecyfain saprocesieats Mercia ~
Bad ogdalaed ty tAe Gis Cbuaoi ef ne ety n Dayton
IA majority OF Wo-thlTds OF the members elaeted 10
Council concurring theren) That said in lots q rs
$50 and 1.5ol ON Terry street be assessed arty sx
cents per lneal foot font 10 delny the eNpensss Of
grading grayeng, enrbing, aud gitterng SAID street
pursuant 10 an ordinance passed July l6lh lsO2 and
that the owner or owners of said lots pay the sae 10
the Market Master OF this city within ten days.
This ordinance 70 take oeei nom and aller its pas
sage.
Passed in Council this mn OF ofNovalnlsr,IseQ. I'd
AMOS DECKER, President Of Gus counoil.
Attest ASfHoAE SfnFseNs, City Clerk, nOtsds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
JONATHAN kkHNEr......,... AGAiN
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
GEORGE MCCAIN Is 90
SHERIFFS SALE.

Michael Roop Montgomery sureu Courl
John kretHer, Cuse No la64
obedience " the command VI an execution issue.
L ~ 'hls case Will oter at public NJ tho r.,
uelcf Ul John kretzcr, about mile southeast a.,
county, OHIO, on '''
I.'tI Wednesday,, hoccRiber II, 1861
hetWeen the hours OF l0A m and D m of faiJ day
tle Following goods ld ehattes, to-wi Two iark ty
mares, two mulch coHs, four head OF youna catfl.
about seventy three bushels OF rye thirty uye fhel
OF wheat, two plos-, ope harrow, large lot OF ,rrf
oats nay nihe now elght hcres OF corn 10 th,
held, one SOW anu I'VE mgs, abUuttye scIes Of HBra
mthe ground, apples, potatoes, one table, os tiu,
DoaFd, one bed hnd beddlng, Two Two horse WsR n-
TWO iron and one copper ketes, one can lnrd 0t oi
on bsevn lot VI harness, uye hOgrheis l0i af lr,r.
meTuted.
Also the Aiired term Of lease VI the hrtn
scres OF land. ~
Taken On execution ~ the properly Of John r-zer
80 the suit Of Michael koop.
GkQkGE woGAhAN, sheriff biout cuunty.
JosrAn LOygLL, Attorney. poIJi,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Wood-A large quantity of wood was
brought into the city to-day by wagons. At
one time we counted fifteen loads at the in
tersectou of Main and Third streets Not
withstandng the large influx of wood BY
wagon and canal, the price has not materially
decreased
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Notice.-See notice of Information Want
ed-in another column.
- fFFtW grfA44 44-14~e4---rrfFu InEN
Sent up.-George Kellogg indicted for
Grand Larceny, yesterday pleaded guilty, and
was promptly sentenced to the Pententiary
for two years,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
Indiana Central 4 Dayton 4 western RI
CHANCE or TIME.

ON and after Monday next trains the Indiana
~ Central will leave she Union Depot sixth street,
Rt 900 m, 9;l2 q m, and 4:i5 y m. af.s
Returning will arrive Al 1910 m, 6:lb m, and
1919 m. @
The 500 q m, aud 445 m, express trains make
close connections 10 AL points the West and South
and 0:la M train ~ the shortest and Quickest role
10 Chicago and the Northwest fH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Revolution-There is peculiar revolu-
ton going on in the vicinity of our Office.
For several days we heard mysterious rum
bling which proceeded from point on the al.
ley in the rear Of our Counting and
we determined to find out what it was, A
few minutes search brought US to the rear Of
Lewis Gilliand's Daily Meat and Produce
Market, No. 9 Market street, where we found
Charley G. experimenting the making of
sausage by very novel process. There was
large "chopping machine" in full clatter in
Il room up stairs, two dogs furnishing the
power" by means Of large revolving wheel
which they turned rapidly, simply by Jogging
along on dog lrot" The dogs performed
their part OF the work in the best manner,
and deported themselves we'll, as though they
were grati6ed at being able to make them
selves useful Mr.. Gilliland manufacures
fresh sausage every day, and they are not ex-
celled any where. He keeps the best of eve
ry kind Of fresh meat, poultry, produce and
other eatableS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Arrived tO-day.--Mme Demorests Mir
rOr of Fashions, (winter number, and just the
thing for the Ladies y GOdey's LAdys Book
for December (sPlendid thing,) Wilkes Spir.
it, Clipper, Pilot, Irish American, Banner of
Light, Casselfs Bible No. 46, Illustrated
News, LittelrS Living Age, Westminster Re
view, Autographs Of Army Officers, Battle
Scenes, &c Also, supply of MAhony X 4
Xxx Oysters, just received at Reas, 10 Main
street l4Dt Faat3 us
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Got em.-Those extra double-Z Oysters,
direct from the oyster.wharf at Baltimore, a
new supply of Fresh Lake Fish, and tip-top
Cranberries, are just received at r. W. Duff
l08 Main street s 'ti1 .di p .ia dpiai.i afN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
Nru aooertlsements
INFORMATION MANrED.

A NINA KOHLER, (born Huss,) living In Crawford
"A county, desires TO know whore her daughter Anna
FInk (born LehmAn) is living At present Information
may 10 LETT the Shoe store OF Peter Joangen, jet
ferson street, near Fourth, Dayton, Ohio. nol4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

The Contrabands.-The negro burglars
John Henderson, William Campbell, Stan.
ford Means, and John Brown---were before
the Mayor this morning, on charge Of bur-
glary at Chamberlain 4 Psrksrs, some time
ago. Henderson plead guilty; Campbell aud
Means were held over for trial at Court and
the complaint against Brown was dismissed.
We learn that the police attempted to ar
rest other parties in the neighborhood of the
Sycamore street resort to-day, but failed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
ADVERTISING RATES.


One square, eightywerdsi one week, 20
Ter square, one year, .ill -..s W W
- Terms tor Advertisements occupying greatt
sIace, or for alonGer period than above sIeced
kaown at the Counting Room. pGA.l aiSerLseniet n
are charged At the above rates. unless written agree
ment Il made previous 70 insertion. ssA An casual
yerusements inustbe paid for in advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Hunters.-A small party Of spoEtsmen, ip
command Of Jake thinner, the winelking Of
the Burg, passed through here yesterday en-
route for home from the "happy hunting
grounds in Paulding county, They brought
with them three deer, and a. lot of wild tur
keys, quails, squirrels, etc, and they had en-
joyed the occasion hugely
We learn there is another party from this
region hunting in the Big Woods in PAuldiur
County, and we wonder there are not more Of
them. The d. & NJ Road furnishes admira-
BILE facilities to hunters to reach the best
huntinggrounds in the State. We learn that
Bear, Deer, and all manner of small game is
abpndAnt out there, and that notwithstandinR
the extreme dry weather, the hunters have
had average lock this fall A couple Of days
rain would imprOEs the sport In any event
We hope some Of the pArtiss--we mean AHns-
ers, not those who bay gAme-will send Us
sample Of their wOOdscrah, that we may be
able TO speak from personal knowledge Of the
quality Of the game resources Of the Big
WoOds--you knowis haois neauatno-ea
-,1r-hhh ~
lld0 .asitsa ,ELDel 4 asyzKIl0a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Boots, Shoes, &c.--we Adviae our read
ers that Mr., Simon Goodman, no Main street
one door below this Office, has just received
a large lot Of extra boots, shoes, hats, &c,
&c, TO sell on commission Call soon they
will be sold Very cheap. Mr, g. is also sup
piled with all manner of dry goods, useful
and fancy notiOna ieaaa5 Tv5A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Burial -The body Of the late Lieutenant
George i croome arrived here YESTERDAY, and
was privately buried at Woodland this morn,
ing, Ia paFsuanco Of. the express request of
his family 81 WI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

For the 11th 0hio.4Lieut Frank An
derton will leave for his Regiment7-llth Ohio
--in Western Virginia, on Monday morning.
He will carry letters--not packages--to the
boys if left at the Fruit and Oyster Depot
Of. II. w. Duff, l0s Main street add All
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
For Sale at the WOODEN Factory

A GOOD assortment Of Flannels-Liue miI, gray
n mix blue, red aud whte, Of home and kasteru
manufacture; home made sHIinet aud Jeans; extra
white BlRnketHi lev pairs OF gray Blanket Tor col
dIors wooden Hose tor gents and ladies' cotton lat
ting; fax batting, cheap stocking yarns OF VARIOUS
klndsj prints; delanes Canton hAinels, etc. .It
nolidM MILAN FISH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
Special Notices,
Goods Constantly Arriving New am

Goods Constantly Arriving. New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at j..
X Chrstopher's, corner ofJeiferson and Mar
ket street. The goods we're bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can be sold lou
mind that They comprise a large quantity
of Cassinets, Satinets, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, Children's Shoes, Carpeting,
and large number Of Blankets, part OF
which are slightly damaged. Bargains arein
the goods
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
A FINE BREWERY AT PUBIIO SALE

T. stefien's Executorl Superior Court
Joseph sirRub at al. No. 2477. . .Hr
DUkSUANT TO an order OF the Superior Court al
IL Montgomery county, Ohio, will, ON MI IA
Tuesday, Dtccagber -, 1862,
Al the door OF the Court House Ia the oy Of Dayton
between the hours Of two AMI four oclOck SAID
day, sell AZ public outcry 10 the highest bidder the io
loving described premises 10 wit situate the city
Of Dayton Montgomery county, and state Of VhiO To-
wiE Lot numbered three thousand iour hundred and
nnetyye 5t95 ON the plat OF the aaId CITY Of Dayto
good brewery building and attachments are upon
ne lot ... . ..fF ..
ss1dvu w
May sell fOrs 1865 hI
GEORGE W. MALAhbkk, Mast, Gem.
N. 4. JoRDAS q, A. HufsnANs, Au'yF. nol7Nts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Change of Time.--See the change OF
time on the ID. & W. q l. @. Road Superin-
tendent Carey, with his usual promptness,
gives the public due notice Of an event so i'm
portant TO be known.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

For Rent-A house containing six rooms
and cellar, and has excellent cistern pump
wood-shed, ETC., convenient on the premises
No. Chestnut street Enquire at this OF
fee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
MARRIED.

PoLsON-AMEND-on the evening Of the i2tl
INST by Rev ID. Winters, at his residence Mr. Josepi
Poison to Miss Barbara Amend, both OF this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
Complimentary Resolutions. we copy

Complimentary Resolutions. We copy
the following very high compliment to the
new Rector Of Christ Church, in this city We
will only add that the Reverend incumbent
is very generally spoken Of as an agreeable
gentleman, and faithful and efficient minis
ter;-7sf4mF'g 20 eai. r4q U ll
Alta meeting Of the vestry Of Trinity Church
Boonyille, held on Monday evening October
25th, the following resolutions were unan-
imously passed nsm '.H
Resolued That we receive the resignation
Of the Rev. Edward II. Jewett with unteigned
regret and that in parting with him we lose a
faithful Rector, to whose devoted zeal and IN.
wearying energy this Parish is chiefly indebt-
ed under Providence for its present prosperity;
whose sterling sense and kindly sympathy
render him the valued counsellor in difficulty
and the tender comforter in affection, and
whose true piety shining through his conduct
made his course exemplary and his life beau
tiful, .. .......
= Res0lved, That our afectionate interest will
follow him through his career; that we trust he
will receive in his new home the friendly re.
eeptioh that he deserves; and ths. God will
smile upon his labors and crown them with
success. t.Hiu..
ResolUed, That these resolutions be publish
ed in the Gospel Messenger and Black River
Herald, and copy of them be forwarded to
the Rev. Edward II. Jewett
3 J. NJ LEWIS, Ch'm'n aud Sen. Warden
II, r. HADLEY, Parish Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

A Mere Buzzer 1George Wilkes, of the
New York Spirit of The Times, who has
been clamoring through his paper and in New
York and Washington barrooms for the re-
moval of Gen. Mcclellan, ever since his i'm.
pudent pretentions were snubbed by that dis
tinguished gentlemen and soldier, now takes
upon himself the main credit for McClellans
removal He had just as much to do with
that event as the ly on the cartwheel had to
do with the noise Of the vehicle The Presi-
dent and Cabinet give about as much heed
to Wilkes as they do to the man who keeps
their boots in order. Wen wager that not
one Of the distinguished gentlemen responsi-
Bile for the removal of Mcclellan have read a
line Of the hatulept bosh he has written about
Little Mac" The literature they pcruse is
of quality that is not indispensable at the
Seven Chimneys and the Five Points
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14
American Triumph.-wheeler & wilso

American Triumph.--Wheeler & Wilson
have Just taken the first premium at the
WORLDS FAIR now being held in London,
England, where all Machines made in this
country and Europe we're in competition
This success is particularly gratifying as a
National triumph, and also as securing to
Wheeler h Wilson that supremacy throughout
the World which they have held for years in
this country. .. ......
A. Ii. West agent Office 346a Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton Ohio. .al F,-
The Wheeler & Wilson Machines are all
alike in principle; the difference being in fin
ish and formation of the Machine, The No.
l Machine is silver-plated and has glass cloth.
presser improved hemmer and binder. Price
on plain table $40 in half-case $50 in full
case 500 The full cases are in mahogany
or walnut, and very timely finished. Our No.
2 Machines differ from the No. | only in not
being silver plated and are $40 cheaperi put
up in any style, either on plain table, halt, or
full case The No. hai-case is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler & Viii
son makes, as II is the cheapest Machine on
their list including all improvements, and is
put up in neat hAlEcase, which covers the
Machiuery and keeps il from all dust aud
is supplied with drawer Tor holding the tools
and thread The Mechines are put in good
running order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express to any
part of the country. Printed directions ac-
company each Machine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Penmanship. ClasS-FOr per
sons of any age, at 5. }. Grers Dayton Com
mercial College, ~ t.-.+f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

Penmanship.-Night Class-for per
sons of any age, at S, }. Grier's Dayton Com
mercial College.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-14

O..
Heller's soiree Last Night, There
was a large and exceedingly fashionable audi.
ence assembled at Huston Hall last night to
witness the performance of the celebrity who
is at present the attraction of the city. The
'Illusions" were of an extraordinary charac-
ter, startling, rapid, and above all novel, and
out Of the stereotyped style Of the Anderson
and other time-worn Prestidigtalors. The
famous mystery of Second Sight" wasrender-
ed more mysterious than ever, for without
even word spoken, Fred designated every
article upon which Heller laid his hand
This TO those who were not present may ap-
pear strange, but it is nevertheless true, and
even more the Magician promises to devel-
ope it tonight in yet more mysterious phase.
The musical interlude was surprising rich,
aud drew forth spontaneous and universal
applause. The correct and brilliant exocu-
ton, delicate touch, and exquisite sympathy
while developing the perfection Of high art,
was also an Interpretation of the very soul OF
music. s4l o Is..
Tomorrow alternooa there will be an enter
tainment concocted expressly for family par
ties and children, the charge for admission OF
the latter being placed at fifteen cents OF
course all Juvenile Dayton will be on hand.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

ns- Mr.. Alexander Wolowski, pianist and
composer. proposes, sometime next week, 70
give one or two grand operate concerts With
several Of the best artistee Of the Italian Opera
The same artistic gave concert lately in Phil
adelphis, and we copy what one Of our con-
temporaTies says Of their success:
THE MUSICAL FUND HALL.-A grand con-
cert was given on Friday evening for the beue
ft Of the Volunteer Rsfreshment Ssloons and
we have made some wonderful discove cries st
that brilliant concert Hero In our very midst
we have had the most sdmlrabls primo donna
Tar superior TO any Of those that Ne8rs. Stra-
koech and Ullman have given US. We want 10
cay that We could have had the most accom-.
pliehed and finished artist like Madame Come
de Wolowsks, the daughter Of brave general
She has soprano sfogato (high) voice oi
great extent, a voice cultivated 10 the utmost,
and capable Of the most intricate execution,
adding 10 this her peculiar grace, finish Of
style, aud an admirable m thod. Madame
G ms2 de Wolowrka sang her celebrated Echo
Song in the greatest perfection, and va, en-
cored. Her execution Of the cavatina Lucis
and variations from De Beriot we're wonderful
As to the Spanish Bolsro, Il was sung with
great spirit and beauty. and was most enthusi
astically encored and most gracefully repeated
by the charming, graceful and attractive
rrima donna, Madame Gomez de Wolowska
Amer this great success, We hope. Of oouree. sooD
TO hear her again. Sig0or Ridol6, most agree
BILE and powerful baritone, has On excellent
method, and is perfect musician Ia science a.
well as art, like all great singers are. Signor
G Garibaldi, a rich, deep, mellow baso, such
os We have never heard since the days Of Mari
nj. full of Ore, passion. youth and enthusiasm
Where has Garibaldi been hiding himself al
this time, and allowing Us TO be eatisfed will
singers not poesessed Of half his merits? Mr.
Alexander Woloweki, the great pianist, playei
with wonderful execution and brilliancy: b,
executed seversl pieces Of bis own compost
ton. which were most enthusiastically receiv
Cd and bis Musical Boz repeated. Ia on,
word. this concert was the best Of the seq
SOD
We cannot doubt Of The success Of ihes
artists in Washington, and II Mr.. Bland. th
manager Of our Theatre, could make arrange
msnts with Mr.. Wolowski 10 have these artist
here, we think it would be beneficial TO blu
and very pleasant 10 our music loving publ,
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

~ The Provost Marshal General, At 81.
Louis, Issued an order, January 3, requiring all
publishers Of newspapers, In the State Of Mis-
souri,St. Lsuis city papers excepted, to furnish
him a copy of each issue for inspection; q
failure with which order will render the paper
liable 70 suppression.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

The HUTCHINSON FAMILY will give one Of
their sweet concerts tonight, at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, direct.
ly opposite Browns Hotel. They are 60 we'll
koowu in this city, that no eulosy by us Ia
necessary to induce an attendance. We would
therefore, simply say that those who desire to
hear them should go early, lest they lose the
opportunity.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
DUOkLkY,s Array OnAls.

The ubscd cdber have secured the agency tor MaIy.
land, Uutriot Of Columbia, and Virginia, for the
sale of ..,.
B,cklsy,s Celebrated Army Chair,
strous Csns sest Chair with back that folds up q
.o""c.S Nv All who nave seen IL ss the best Army
Chair In use uA..., Al,
count. JAS, y. S.AyysSSnHSSl.s.
jsS 1l-W ooSs" As"s sss "s~
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

PoRr RoYAT--The steamer Oriental, at New
York, brings Port Royal advices TO the 9Th
instant There is nothing new. Gen. Stevens
remains 10 stats quo. Two Of bis regiments
had returned 10 Hilton Head.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
The I,dian Berb Doctor. .

1UUIBh OUeuUHs
PTUm Canadl, will describe diseases and tell HE
Pattsste the nature Of their comp'aints or
illness, without receiving ahy In.
formation from them.
No Charg. for tonc,ltdtion or Adrice
OUR MOTTO.
We use such BalIns % have no strife
with Nature or the LAW of Life:
with Blood oar hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Fsther-whcm all goodness flls.
Provides the means 70 cure all lille;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Wei. usrd relieve our pain complete.
4 simple Herb, Q simple Flower.
Cull'd fron the dewy Lea
These, these shall spetk With touching power
Of change and health TO thee.
wastirgton Building, Penad. a,enue. atou fue mtnus
,soR from BroWns Hotel.
No charge for Consultation. jan1l-3m
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
India Rubber GO0ds.

Rubber Blankets for Soldiers. 81 20 each.
Rubber Poochos and Blankets combiLed, % 80
each.
india Rubb Coats. white and black, $3.50 each.
Ind Rubber Lesg,ns, sl per psif.
And all Mnds Huber Goods-inoluding Rubbei
boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp "a for Bottles, DooI
Mats, Underahett fJr Beds In siokness, &c Ae s
msnufactuTers prices, At A. HALLS
India Rubber Warshouee,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

r lQUOR-sELLEHs WANTED. "A few
IL Hundred more L'Quoi Sellers wentod 10 this
city 10 open Restaurant Rsfectories, Tsyern~ snd
(;rog chops In order that the Pol 90 sad Proyoat
GuSfd nay have hall employment, snd ne JAN,
Penitenliaiy, ssd Poorhouss may bs kept fad Of
Crimlnsls and Paupsrs. For the
ian l1-AtH IU1LlC OOOD.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
DIE

On Thursday evening, the 9th instant, of
scarlet fever, ANNIE BALL. aged seven years
and eleven months, youngest child OF william
N. Ball.
Her funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Tucker, No. 32s Ninth street, .,
l01 O'Clock this morning,
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
BuH"s1Dn'
PATENT PORTABLE HOUSE,

The investor calls the attention Of Sstlers and
others to this usefHl inventton house can oe
suiit by this Inventor without nails, screws, or
grooves. =.
Gao b put up and taken Gown without injury TO the
boards
Orders can be left with ,,
No SAS street, near Thir; eenth,
Iunfm [Starl wsshiuRt0n, D. L.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11
Ths l.soture Of DR.. Chssvsr.


The lecture Of Rev. George B. Cheever, D. D.,
before the Washington Lecture Association,
upon the Justice and Necessity Of Immediate
Military Emancipation" Vas sharp and dash.
ing - . Damascus blade, burning with the
asfy seal Of conviction, clear with The logic Of
unclaimed reason, and electrical N ita erect
upon the popular heart: Hs took the position
that slavery was annihilated BY the act OF 70.
bellion; that the Government could only crush
the rebellion By conquerips the rebel States
and reducing them TO Territories; that our
armies were acting only a. police force, to
guard The ghost q an insttutOn that had nov
loyal slave states we're delaying the progress
Of our arms more. as friends, than they could
a open enemies; that We should arm the
slaves, and sweep from the hands Of rebellion
all that can aid II, and proclaim, II not by the
President, then BY sot Of Congress, the free.
dom Of every individual In the land who yicldl
allegiance TO the country. We will not attempt
to-day, for want Of room, even TO give an ides
Of the efFort-a few lines would utterly fail Il
compass it-but viii endeavor TO give its prom
lnent points In the next issue. II was received
~tth vooiferous applause By a crowded au
dienoe.
The national Republican., 1862-01-11

~ rParticalar Hstics.-rhs writer Of several
snony mous (friendly) notes TO . lady who has On.
oountesed the venom Of sut,pds1 ~agiae'tal Jane.
tiorarv, (of the tribe Of BuVamir) and his satire
Kennel, will confer great favor BY making himself
known to the party assrisvsd The object " -.
dress-legal, u possible. OIL Jsn|St