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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
The louisville Journal On Gen.
MalIecks

Ths following extract forms The conclusion
of letter writtenby General Heleck to rad
IcRl uass meeting
I'VE have already made immense progress
in this wsr-greater progress than, was ever
before made under similar circumstances.
Our armies are still advancing, and if sus-
tanned By the voices Of the patriotic millions
Al home, they will ere long crush the rebel.
lion in the South, and then place their heels
upon the heads Of snesking traitors in the
North f..t. 1Hlggsr
When language such as this was used sey.
eral weeks ago by certain General Milroy
we denounced il os Infamous, and held It up
20 the e1ecration of the people. We nov
with additional stress apply TO the language
Of General HallecE what We then said OF the
Language Of General Milroy 1t is unspeaka.
big Infamous, and deserves, as il will receive
the heartfelt eKecrRton Of the people Nor
will the people nor should they, rest content
with simple execraton, however deep
and burning they will as they should, ay,
aS they must, il they would live free peo.
pie, address themselves with new earnestness
and resolution TO the great work Of putting
down at the ballot box the destructive and in.
lernsl party Of which General Hallsck is a
worthy chief This work is indispensable to
the national salvation Let the language oil
General Halleck, and all other like NANTES.
tions Of radical guilt ana folly, but nerve the
people to perform with bolder energy and
with loftier zeal the Indispensable work
Such Manifestations as we arc we'll assured
can have no other effect; and, in tha point
of view, they are fraueht with hope rather
than with despair Whom the gods would
destroy they first make mad And It requires
no stretch Of fancy TO see in this hasitious
conduct of the radicals the madness which
heralds their own destruction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

viii They do Il.

It will be remembered that last Sum
mer quite a number Of war advocates took
occasion TO manifest their excessive loyal
ty by liberal subscriptions Of money for
the nurposs OF raising and fitting out tha
eSrd Regiment. This money was cub
scribed in good faith. as everybody sup
posed, and intsnded as frse.will otter
ing. The men who subscribed got tho
credit Tor doing so, Afterwards they sue
csodsd in eating an Abolition Legisls-
turs to lsgaliIs the issuing Of county
bonds bearing six per cent. interest. which
srs 10 be issued in amounts squsl to thS
sums subscribed, to the gentlemen, rsspsc-
lively. who subscribed the money. Aud
thus. ths taxpayers Of The county will b
compelled 10 pay With six per cent interest
the subscriptions Of these very PGtrioti'
gentlemen.
In a few days, the bonds will be iSsusd
In as much ~ the msn who subscribed
the money, did it in good faith. as wa
supposed, with no expectation of having
il refunded, will they hot make good thsi
Kiit by donating thS bonds to the county
We Will see.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
ola ReImont ForeYer.

In the late contest no county In Ohio can
boast Of having done better day g work, per-
haps, than eau old Belmont The 81 Claire
vile Gazette, in speaking of the gloriouS tri.
umph Of the Democracy there, says
"The result Of the recent election 10 this
County is certainly very gratifying to,the
friends of Constitutional liberty, not only at
home but throughout the State, Our major
tiles in the different townships, when aggre-
gated, amount to about 1000
Hereafter, in any general election, our
lriends in the State may set old Belmont
down as good for One Thousand Democratic
majority. I
When we think OF the terrible efforts that
have been made in this county 10 intimidate the
people from voting the Democratic Ticket,
the results Of the last two elections make Us
proud Of our people, in every portion of the
county All that intimidation, duplicity and
fraud could do to prevent the success Of the
Democracy has been resorted to, thereby to
prevent the triumph Of those principles that
form the cornerstone of our Federal and
State Constitutions, and without which lber.
is but name. But the people-the pa
triotic people-hsve become awakened TO the
magnitude Of the danger by which we are
surrounded and they have buckled on the
armor Of freedom, and with the ballot they are
determined to rescue our beloved country,
with its Constitution and it's government, from
the hands Of men who set all law, all right,
and all justice at defiance yes, they have,
risen in their might, determined to ''expel the
Goths from Rome, and the whole kennel Of
Abolitionists cannot prevent this result.
From the great Abolition MastiG who barks
Rt the capital, down to tho meanest cur who
there will not be one left to dsgrace mn office
In the Rannhlicn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
sHERIFFS SALE,

James sto2kshl)
John Q. Hsald.
DY virtue Of execution issued IN this case will
ID otter Al public sale he door OF tho Cont House
In the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, Mdy 80, 1858,
AZ o'clock m OF SAID day tbs following described
real estate, oWt commencing az apoint on 81. MArys
south OF the north corner Of lot numbared dYe
hundred and ninety nine (699) thence south along ST.
mIya street 10 Pa MathOws OF, thence At right an.
giles along Pat Mathews line 70 Clegg street. thence
north along vlegs street to point where hna drawn
Ilght sngles with ~ marys street point one hun.
the northeast corner ofssaid lot Eve hundred and
ninety nine lbe9l nteraeets Clegg Rreeti thanOe east
across lot ave hnndl Cd and ninety niue, along said
ine drayn a. 5ght angles to st. Mays street % the
AgpFsised Al Sioo ard cannot sell Tor sss than two
TN de OF the hpprR eement Terma cash.
0EoRoe WoGAhAN, Sheriff Mont. Co.
= w. CAAlsHEAD, Atty. -'.- wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

ttA'hA Ahv NAieAhv NSANl
The Administration is not dispirited by
by the Charleston news. The President is in
better heart and has more confidence in
eventual success there, than he had before the
attempt was made - Washington despatch
This reminds us OF story" told by the
lnimitable John Phoenix In his ight with
''the Judge Squibob was terribly whipped,
but be was mot diSpiritsd" Indeed, he was
in "better heart" and had "more confidence
in his success than before" as be shows by
declaring that he "held the Judge down by
his nose, which he had inserted between his
teeth for TINT purpose" To show the reason.
sbleness Of Old Abe greater confidence
than before" it ia declared that
1T has been aseertAined that the icon. clods
can pass the batteries and reach the city, IL
the obstructions can be removed
Unfortunately, that's what's the matter "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Mind Your own Business.

The Cincinnati Garette, after considera-
bls delay, at last "mixes in" the emblem
affair in the schools of this city. 1t takes
up and repeats the lie of the Commercial.
If it supposes for moment that the re-
petition of the fslsehood entities it to
consideration. it is sadly mistaken The
Democrats Of this city care no more fOl
the yelping of these Abolition ours, and
give them no more attention than they
would the edicts of the King OF Dahomey
We can manage our own affairs, and whst
is more, We intend to do it, regardless o.
the impudent and gratuitOus meddling o.
the Abolition papers Of Cincinnati, or any
where else We understand right snC
wrong about as we'll as they do, and theil
attempts to teach US that Abolition is 10y
atty. won't 60 down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
which Is the Traitorf

The Republicans denouncs VAllandigham
Dem as traitor, and sulogise Bingham
(Rcp as q patriot. They were both Repre-
sentatives from Ohio, and during the late ses
sions Of Congress, they defined their positions
an follows
Mr. ValandighSm Mr.. Bingham said
said 1T isin the re. "Who, In the name Of
storaton OF the Union God wants the Cotton
as it was in 1882 and States, or any othel
continued for over 10 State this side OF perd
years, thatI an bound ton, to remain In the
to the last hour Of my Union if slavery is "a
political existence" continue p
Which is the traitor ? Will some Republi
can answer 2--LouisVilkS Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
A Live COpperhead.

A regular live American eagle,--the eagle
Of classic fame and the national emblem Of
liberty, found its way to this city, and
has been purchased by one of our prominent
citizens, for presentation TO the Milwaukee
Democratic Club. The head of the bird is a
shining copper color, and he measures eight
feet from tip to top Mlpdukee Nelrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Quincy, Illinois, Democratic.

Q incy, Ills, elects the whole Demo
cratic ticket by over 600 majority gain
over last fail, Of 400 votes. Quincy
is the home Of the gallant "0ld Dick
Richardson, SIS true and ultra Copper
mead" as there is in the North West--ons
of the men who. along with vAILANpIa-
BAN and Cox, are denounced By the Rich
mond Rnquiysr, as doing the Southern
Coufsdsrscy more harm. ethan ten thous'
and Stewards aud Summer" And thus
too. the Quincy Herald, aa true, fearless
and sound Democratic paper as there il
iu the country, is endorsed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Candidate for supreme Judee

We nutice through number Of Dem
oerstic papers, that Judge VAs TRuMp,
Of Fairfield county, will ba presented to
the June Demo ratio Convention as 3
candidate for Supreme Judge There b
no man in he State better fitted in every
respect for that high and responsible posi-
non, than Judge VAN TRuMP He is a
man OF 6ne legal attsinments and sound
Judgment, and one of the best Constitu.
tionsl lawyers in the State He needs nc
better recommendation than his late learn.
cd decision.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
a Mass convention.

Why not make the eleventh OF June
Convention. grand mass gathering of
the whole people of the State have a
number Of prominent Democratic speakers
from abroad, and start the campaign with
rousing Democratic Mass Nesting at the
Capital. What say our Democratic co.
temporaries
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
state Treasurer.

Hon Granville W Stokes, of Warren soun-
ty, is candidate for State Treasurer, subject
to the decision Of the Democratic State Con.
yention OF June llth. Mr. Stokes was, for
several years, Clerk Of Warren county; serv.
ed one term in the Ohio State Senate has
always been firm and unfinchiug Demo
crat, and is well known in Southern Ohio.
We shall be pleased to see Warren county
and her distinguished citizen honored by this
nomination - Guernsey Je6srsonian.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

Dayton Eafrst has larger circulation, II
Nongomery county, and out Of it, than aoy psrer IL
tfs city Let alyertser' no desire 60 reach th
g sple, remember this fact
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Hard On MIchIgnn.

The Boston Post gets Of the following
When Sheridan, found drunk in coal hole
and questioned as 10 his name, replied thai
his nsmo was "Wilberforce," be did sufh
ciently impudent thing; but it wasn't touch
to the eHrontery Of Senator C. Tor somep.hei
NAM who being picked out of street ditch
by watchman, and told TO give his name, re-
piled in gutter al voice, Don't you see
am SeweFdY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

~Ths WAvsrly Democrat, published
at WavsEly, Ohio, comes TO US this week
flying the name of vAltAYpIsHAM for
Governor, SUBJECT to the decision of the
Stss Convention. 1t closes an article in
reference to the matter as follows
i" Believing that il elected he would con
iactihs Affairs Of State in such manner,
lhut ALL citizens would have equal rights un,
der the laws, and that his Administration
would rsdoWn TO the glory and honor Of our
State, aud that he would see the laws faithful
ly and impsrJisly administered, without fear
Or favor, we therefore place bis name At the
head Of cur columns, as our 6rst choice fol
Governor, as he is Of ninsten,hs Of the De
mocsaey OF Pike eouny."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

Sir William Brown, pompous sort of q
man, being at parish meeting, made some
proposals, which we're objected to by farmer.
Highly enraged, he said to the farmer "sir,
do you know that have been to two uniyersi.
ties p "What of that had calf that
sucked Two cows, and the more shs smoked
the bigger calf she got
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
vInIon County for vaIlRndIg-
hmm.

The Macarthur Democrat comes oat in
favor Of VALLASplaHAM for Governor. 1t
ssys there is but one Democrat in Vim
ton county who is not in favor Of his nOm-
ias,ion, and be thinks Val too good a
man for the place"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
state Convention.

1t is about tune that the Democratic
state Central COMMITTEES, issued a call
notifying tbs counties Of the number of
del GATES each will be entitled to in the
l1th Of June Convention The time is
hort. Is the Committee asleep
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
VALLANDIGhAM'N RECORD,

THE work entitled ''rAE RECORD OF HON. C.
Il Il. FAl.LAkDlGHAM ON ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR" is now ready foI
delivery. 1t eontains complete and accurate copies
OF Mr. Hsllandigham's principal speeches the sub
Jects above named Also, parts OF other speeches
with letters, incdents votes ETC. The work has been
ca etuy edited and presents alry and correctly the
political record and position Of man hose Vlews IN
reianonto 70 the causes Of our national troubles, and
the right remedies Tor them are attracting an extra
ordinary amount Of public att nton.
, The work "a on good, substantial paper 24s pages
large Byo.
pnce-Papsr cover, 90 cents; cloth, 81. Wholesale
Paper cover, s5 per dozen; cloth, 50. Delivered bi
mail OF express prepaid, on receipt Of price.
Pub lshSd by J. WALTkR a CO.,
ho Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

In chemistry, the way to separate two bod.
ies is to introduce third The same rule holds
in other departments To increase the dia.
taucs between pair of lovers, ell that is ne
csssary is to let little Willie walk into the par
lor with lighted candle in his hand
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
BuIIy for OId Madison.

AT an election. held Saturday 25th inst.
u Madison township, for Justice Of the
Peace. MosEs WooANAS. Democrat, was
elected by a majority Of sixty Hursh
ior the Butternuts Of Madison
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
I'VE Must Take on the Gloves ,

Such is the heading Of an admirabls
article in the Chicago Times Of the other
day. The Times is right, If we would
succeed in the great work before us, we
must handle Abolitionism without gloves,
"Tspder hand real ustde.
And sungs you Tor you pains.
sraup & ks = man OF Ilttss,
Avid !t soft IS silk remG bs'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

Silent gratitude was we'll exsnplihea BY The
little boy who, Whsn asked WHISTLER be thaphsd
the LADY Eor the atioh Of oapdy she had given
his, recliea, @Tss. bas didnttsll hsF 60"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
rnn vAhLANDIoHAM nEoOHD,

mis- book, lust published, containing al le priu'
opN speeches Of Hon G /. yAtIAsDisHsN An Gu "Abo-
Bssnis the Union snd the civil wsr," for sale al n
,As. Paper oovsr, sixty eentl per copy. Cloth, ooe
saIaT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

The man who refused ons-dollar bill fo
fear it might have been altered from ten
prefers stage travelling to railroads, for tn,
reason that the former rides him eight hour
for dollar while the latter rides him onl,
one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

II you wish to cure a scolding wife, never
fail to laugh at her with all your might until
she ceases, then kiss her quick-sure cure aud
no quRck medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

Why Is conscience like the signal strap il
an omnibus2 Because it is check upon tn,
outward man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Sandusky, Dayton and CINCINNATI K, h

"a - u Essss s:s:ss5
4 IN ana plter December 81, IS0U, ana until hrtlc
" notice. Passenger and Freight Trains viii lea, f,
bA1lON, gong north, ~ follows
y Az A. NJ. through Freight aud Accommodate,
O.HU with Passenger Car attached.
Insll A. Nj. Mail tram tor Springfield, uoiituhos IL
lUsOU urbana, BelelonuIne, Forest, Clyde and
stndusky, connecting OF springfield alth Irnin Ion
London and Columbus arriving IA Columbus NJ 1880 4,
mi NJ urbana with train iur Coiumhs, AT FOREST will
Tram ON PittsLurg, IT. Wayne Chicago H. X gOius
East, arriving IN Lresiline al b:i6 and Pisbtfg
2:jy mi atCiyde with Tran on Cleveland and loiedu
Il. X. going Last, arriving IA Cleveland at 6,4O o ~,
DunklrK at $3.50 m, Buffalo az $50 4 m t,ou1
West, arriving IN Toledo 81 1910 m, Detroit al Ul5
m, Chicago at 1880 m, anu 5andusky al U:4b m,
E1I r, NJ. Night Express tor Springfield UrbaDa
Usll and belleiontalnei connecting Forest viii.
Tram going East on Pttsbirg, Ft. Wayne aud Uhieaq
Road, arriving Crestne ~ O;l5 m, Pittsburg "a a.
IN Going v est, with Tram arriving IN Bt. WAYNE NJ
$50 and Chicago az lO.4O IN, Clyde with Tran
on Cleveland and Toledo H. X. arriving Iu Cleveland an
reaches bsndusky at T!4U m.
4 nk p. NJ. Huntsville AccOmmodaiiou lea1us
I.UO Dayton on arrival Vi 1raln from u,uoinnat'
reaching Springfield Rt 500 IA, Urlana al IU:4s D ~.
West Lbefy at ll;lS IN, BeeiontAiue at Ii.5l > u,
ami huntsville at lZ;l2 m.
Tickets via this Line TO all points Roftl rost ana
West, can be had al the Ticket OfCe Unou bapo
SAM l. W. KING ficket Agent
hS- Fare always aB low aH by any other route
BOrIniVTmRuon relative 10 shipping treigilt ~ ths
Route, apply at the Company lreignt Depot--I T..
MASSEY, agent. IA. RICE, aupe uutsuusDt
NJ q. CLAFP, Gen. Ticket Agent. IanlC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

STaAYED away on Easter Monday, a white cow
with red spots op III sde, leather strap IN her
te,k, nearly two inches wide and her Il Fht IA ept
lhs COW 10 hesh, With her second calf and mas long
!sll Any person knowing .Ehsre the Gov 10, viii
hef ~ the Aatfhy Book In the CLERKS ONCE
aPr2lwss ADAM KIMMIRAR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
MUSIOI MUSIOll

CA0R HallA peytiea, and all othsr oooe.ioa, fnyi,,
il 81 ~ modsfAto rates BY .--7F-r Il 80 :
ALBEIT lRQRa aetkIIl. Nuae Teacher,
'Aal"am 4" NOW tenersen b., BET. LIST and "a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
The Tomb oI tue Last sIgner

1.-THE ancient seat of Charles Carroll, Of
Carrolton, and his tomb, is about fifteen miles
from Baltimore, Entering the gateway, we
drove through noble avenue, planted on
each side with trees Of every variety, and
soon found ourselves ia front Of the Carroll
mausion, which is long, comfortable two
story building, terminated at the north end
BY the chapel which has become famous as
the repository of the remains Of the gallant
old signer Of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence His tomb is set in the wall on the
left altar aud presents shield and scroll Of
white MARBLE on which is carved, in relief, a
pen aud roll Of parchment, surrounded BY
thirteen Stsrsi a Latin inscription, appropri.
ate to his great act, appears on a scroll Ia the
center Below this are some figures in bdsso
reHsUO, representing Fame with inverted
torch, and History guarding funeral urn
The chapel is oruciform and contains hand
some marble altar, some hne old pictures, a
good organ, aud s decorated with rich and
beautiful windows of Sained.glass. The
| door, which is elevated, contains aome four
teen or sixteen peWs, which are occupied b,
the family Of Mr. Carroll aud their friends
The body OF the church contains about forty
commodious pews, where his slaves, who nrt
carefully instructed in the Catholic faith, al
and kpeel- Prsdrtek (lAd) Citizen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
MURDER ! FHREII WATCH!Il

WTHAT sre you haIooing that way fort Why
w Why-why there is Hoole, corner OF Third and
Ludlow sroets, hanging everyone he get hold Of
he has already hung Mr. Door Bell, Mr.. Inside Bell,
Mr.. Cali Bell, Mr, Foot Bell and Mr. Gong Bell and
he says he Intends to hang the whole Bell family 20
a2dly uon1 l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

~The Immigration through lows 70
California and the Western TerritOIisa aszcsedS
aogtAlbs eines che dhysof lste-1s. Hsit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

hGrReOent AdViees Of private nature from
garibaldi represent hin as Ghafpg fayiously
He seriously demanded Of bis physician
whsihsr, BY the smPltalion Of biS icot he
could not travel; One correspondent tells us
that be I3SS ASrSly slept =, night TssEng az 81
hours win they hold ouif viii they hold
oui think you, ill can get 10 PolandY II
is said that the Italian police, however, keep
their eyes sharply on him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
llllnOis UenlraI Railroad.

AAA& Ss4kSa4s---H stll7aii y xsEza..-.s..sissSs. sEza....ssSs.
OhANuE Ut TIME
nN and aner N ondny, ,Novemberfs 1901, pasesn., b..
" Trains will leave Mattoon ana PRua as fOlloFs
LEAVE MATIUON
Going North, lilO p IN and 1lOO m
Going south, 400 m and 500 N
LEAEk PANA
doing North, 500 III aud z.lO pm
0olng south, ll:30 n m aud f.t5 D Ii
de7 W. r. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

CALI AND sEE--IT WILL PAY

A GENTS WANTED both ladies' and gentlemen
IA TO sell the history Of tine Great American Rebel
noA In both English aud German,--the American
stRtesman-the Battle Rollthe Life and Adv yentures
Of Kit Carson The above works are only sold by
Agenta. They will show for themselves Circulars
and samples ca be seen, and terms msde Known by
calling AZ the Franklin House MONDAYS and Tues
days between one and hye m where and on which
OF said days for a iew weeks the General Locating
Agent can be consulted Iaiye TO Agencies,
Address, WIN. M. JOHNSTON,
aldSTawl General Locating Agent Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27

CAMARG0 MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
81 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
H. n. BAKNEhAN. deISdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
sHAVINa. HAIR.OUTTING, sHAMPOOTNG.

UyH0MAs A. WISE having taken the Barber ahop
/ on Market street recently owned by James Kred-
Ter, and fitted II up in the most improved style is
prepared 20 do Shaving, Hair Cutting shaYnp pooina
etc. IN manner that cannot fail 70 give satisfaction
he invites all his old friends a. customers 20 give
HIM call. Remember the pace-north aide Market
street ocT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-27
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
70 AlR % - -

IA "a NJ ~
A rhA1 NAtlONAL hOJ h.--l eruiuhte- A. Wnsl .
W ington ana Baltimore on the EasL and Whecnng,
bennood ana farkersburg on the West at which laC.
II unes with Railroads. steamers, az, for ano nom
points in the West, Southwest and Northwest
Three Trans bslly ior all the Eastern Citier
SS This 10 the only route TO Washington City.-Sa
Leave baltimore at 4SO, I4O ana lVOU m, ana DO,
and b:lU nj on sundays at 4.3O and 7:4U ~ Oul,
Leave Washington at t;UO, 7;4O aud II m, amt aS,
and D mi on Sundays at $50 ana m only
Through tickets 20 the Eastern cities can be proeur.u
via washington OltY n an additional charge OF a.?
Time rs quick and are low by any other rout.
Inquire for ticKets via Baltimore aud Oho Hpilrus
at any OF the principal Railroad offices in lie West
J. ii. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Ag't
L.. NJ. COLE, Gen. TieketA ARt
W.P. BMITH, Master OF 1ransportation aldt,