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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
sandusky, Dayton and Clnclnnau X. X
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IA Htid after December 81, 1901 ana nnI t,,,,,,
" nouce, Passenger and Freight Trains wi ir,v,
bAlION, going north, tOilOWs.
IAN A. NJ. through Freight aud Accommodates,
O.fU with Passenger Gar attached.
lfl,xn A. Nj. hlaIl tfan Tor Springfield ColutnIa,s
lU.OU brbtnA, BelelUntaint Forest, Uiv,le an,
Sahdusky, eunneetlng AZ Springfield with Irun fU
luuuuh Hud toluulidis, arriving Columbus ~ 10 IA
IA, al ltlaua witi ttaln lUr Columbus, AT puf, MI
Irhln Oh tlilsbufg, ~ WAY ne & Chicago k h. pOnp
East, arriving III CtestlIne nj $50 nnd ittsinfs ~
ISO M AZ Olyue WITH ltHln on Cleveland anu to1c
~ h. going hast arriving tn Cleveland ht blu % IA ,
Dunhrk NJ 500 u M, siiu Buffalo b.SU "A IN tIli,,
Wehti arriving IN Toledo igLD IN, Detroit ut titD ,
M chicago ~ 1880 m anu oundusAy at u;41 - M.
EIl A. NJ. Night Exptess iOt Springfield Urbans
Osll anu BelleIOnttdne, connecting nt Forest WITH
ifinD going hast on rHUurI, hl Wayne l,ud Cts.ape
nVsd, arriving Crestliue o. IA, Fsi,rl IA IA,
y M. Gong West, with nam arriving m ~ Wi,t,r M
6szb IN, aI'i ChcagOAt iUIV IN, ni Gtyu ns lri,
on Cleveland and Toledo Il. H. iurtiue ia Gle 4eii n
y5u m, Dunklrk AT 400 Rnd Builhu at b:iu 10 ~
reaphes saItitisky at Tao M,
1IAEs II. M. nuntsFiliu AtCututhO OdAtou, tervtu,
tsUO Dayton ON arrival ui iihu lrotn Cincinnati .
reasoning Springfield H 800 pm, ur4tla n luia b NJ,
We'll lJetty Nv HES BelieDnt3ne ii.Dl n IA
anu uunlsyne M i2;l1
IickotH wa this Line to all points RVtui, A. a anu
Wesl, be- luyi at the 1ckti Dlhcu IN the lIuI, i.
--oAm'L ". KIM, fcKUt Aycnt
As- Fare Always HstOw Az by ANY other route.
ForluiVt tuAtiOn relative 10 ulIIaul Ilttpht ~ tt,
kpui., Hlliy AT tho company Irrbut itpo--J.
mANohtt agent. "a. kIJT4, ON, rtut, ut,..,
ID a. thArr, Ten, lcket gent. Ianiu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Democratic State Convention,

THURSDAY, JUHTE H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
civ C,o,,.,cII


lRepor'ed hfthe hmpire by A. sIophans' o'ly olerkl
- TUESDAY, April 2o 1868.
Present- NJ Messrss Diekey, Iddinas. Kiersted,
Gilliland. Mihick. Lehman, Thomae, J Deck.
er and Love N
The President being absent Mr. Love was
called to the chair. ~ -
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
A Communication was received from. f.
Gebhart a Son asking Council to grant them
the right 10 constrnctla Brdee from the ION
Mill weslwardly across Front street and the
Race, to the Warehouse now being construct
ed, the proposed ibridee to be fifteen Ufeet
above the surface of Front street Referred
10 the Trustees, of the First Ward
A Communication was received from Josiah
Lowell, City Solicitor Recommending A settle
ment Of the case, Of Unrath o. CITY of Day
ton. Referred to the Com mittea on Accounts
10 report at the next meeting.
The City Engineer presented an assessment
against the owners Of real estate fronting on
Second atreet npar the Wastayn, .a,,aa a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
baltimore ana ONO Railroad,
~ N -. Y I ssl.....;;s ,..-.,,,t3

sAA an EK y as61ss-StSg EsSSSsr-N%g
A NhA1 NAIioNAL kuGTE.- Terminates az Nn.I .
~ bgtOn aud baltimore on tiie Fact aud " ie.4y,
pehwood anu iaikersbufg on tue west at which ra 4.
tuhlten wan ishllonds, 7ttaineis Su., iOI uou,
tonts IA the Meht, Southwest Htd hUrtlWrst
llree fHlua Lazy iur hii tie hi.teru 4 ulrs
80 4 MS N the only route to Washing toi Lity.-s~
Leave Baltimore at 4'JO, 1:lU aud lU:uU 3. m, nd 81
anu OIU nj On Sundayh al l.aU go % ~ t.il
Leave Washington al 0'UU, $50 and o. "a u,, aud ..
aud nj gu sLDdny at $3.50 aud T. IN uutl
Through tckeis 20 the Eastern rAi iie pro-
via Washington CITY ht AN additional charge Ui u.
Time aA quick anal are as tow ~ 10y uuJ uer cute
Inquire Tor iIcRsis via Baltimore aud OHIO ieBui,a. ,
NJ any oil tho pilncIpsl Railroad Oicoa u the Waat
. j. a. SULLIVAN, ecu. WestefnAat
4. M. COLA, Geh. IicketAgt
W. p. SMITH, Master Oi lransportatun nidt,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

CAMARGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
..rai . 81 West Fourth straet, Cincinnati, Ohio
II. ". BRHNFHAN. deISdlI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
To the Democracy OF Ohio, ard all
and the Cohstatutton as tt tsi till I.t-

To the Democracy OF ohio, ard all
and the Cohstatutton tt tsi tial H.t-
You are hereby notified that the pemocratic State
Central Committee has designated THURSDAY, the
iiTn DAY OF IuNE, s03, as the time for holding
tho next Democratic State Convention. IN the city ot
Columbus. for the purpose Of nominating eandi-
date for each OF the following Offices, via
Governor;
Lieutenant Governor
Auditor OF state;
Treasurer OF State;
one Judge OF the Supreme Court
one Member OF the Board of Public Works.
Tho Democratic voters, and ali others w favor Of
the Union as il was aud the Constitution n IT, OF
the several counties within this State respectful
~ requested TO proceed to appoint Delegates TO rep
resent them said cony enton on the following la.
ss: One Delegate Tor each county, and an additional
Deiegste for every Eve hundred votes cast for hon
Rufus Ranney, Tor supreme Judge, at the last Oe,
tober election and for every fraction OF two hundred
and fifty votes and over, one additional Delegate
The number Of Delegates 70 which each, county ln
this Jadieial Dirfiet "a entitled, ~ Indicated IN the
Couhties No Des Counties No Deis,
Misut.......... ...,
Clarke .......5 Montgomery II
Darke ....... ..........7 Prebie.... .,...,
Warren
II a. hoped that the masses whom this call u ad
dressed will TO it That they beny and faithfully
represented IN the Convention,
BY order OF the Committee
j. u. COMMIEs, Chairman.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

the brink Of ruin, and are now cndeavor-
ing to thrust lover the precipice regard
less Of consequence. The prime object
Of the movement is to raise another army.
This they know they cannot do unlees
they can create little fictitious enthusi-
Nasm or desperation. Thse experience Of
the last two years will provea wet blan-
ket to the attempt.
ETThe Journal this morning goes
the whole Abolition figure, and declares
that Abolitionism is loyalty. Like WEN
DELL PHLLIPs and the other fanaticsiof
the Abolition party, it declares opposition
TO any Union in which there is slavery.
1t is opposed to restoration of the old
Union as it was; it supports the war, be-
cause it is prosecuted ior,the Abolition of
slavery. and the final and eternal disrnp-
ton oil the old Union, Faithfully it ad-
here's TO the Abolition The prime
cause Of this desolating war" no Union
with Shareholders" The cloyen foot is
being uncovered. Let the people look
well to these abolition disnnionists.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
DAyLOn, Acnla ana UOlumbus Aallroau,
IN - ~ las.!.l.iIil s:i.....iIii ssl.ss,

~ ~ w. &i;S llass;jJ
4 nItEE BHtiy trsuuh Eust, wa toiainLls lbr.,u.
Il TICKETS nom DAY ton to All Etstelh .it,rs
lhIee DAILY lrans East, leaving uaytou l,,r II 4
aud Lolunibus Dny kxpress at u: 20; A. m lprnt,a,
siup only nj Aenna ami I4ulidon, Acrointnudatiuu .
y. s1ops al all way stations LetNeeu dayton nl
LUllinDih.
Arriving at Dayton night express j.4b ii. nj Acru
nUualiOn J:lo Ia. al COluuibtis Ciucmuat A. Va
press b;au y. IN,
lralns run by columbus lime, sinehi % minutes ,..
ter til,ii bayton time.
Through uckuta uun be had for all Eastern rttIeh A
caliink Oh ., " KIM, Iieh Agent.
IL. ". MUODMA.tli, supuunte udcnt.
u. MAR1AA, ,Ssenl Ag't i5ay tou, q. noy3I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Dayton ana Michigan Railroad.


M and aitor Sunday, Muy 4, 1863, trains "
~ isANe un,oh Depot Sixth street, iOr Toledo a.
I'll Intermediates pOilis NJ follows:
Toledo and Chicago Mail sts3Oam
Chicago and Detroit \ ight Eal,res. Al an =, -,
mil X. NJ. shpEmAKER, smperitirb,ieri
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Railroads.
Indiana Central d Dayton d Western h d
lett - ~ ss;ss4,;s@5


ON and after Monday next trains on the lndsi
" Central will leave the Union Depot, Sixth stree,
Rt6:OO m, 9;lY m, and 4!46 pm
Returning, will arrive NJ 1910 m, Blb y m, al
1929 m. - ~
The b;OO m, and AS y M, express trains ma
close connections TO all points IN the West and sou
sn9 W. ~ m tram ~ the shortest and quickest rou'
10 chicago and the Northwest
nOVl4 H. g. CAREY, StIperiut.u,out
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Eastern OF EurOpean Markets ARora,

All Kinds OF store, and other Shadss,
Made 20 Order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

AlteHlsfeenlf pnhllshfl ~ both he half ahi The
Wefkit sssfstt sn hs ehsfFeA lhe fsh hallt tales,
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President indianapolis iaulnal Company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

hfaht dohn Nalfi fsl surgeon MuNen
and myself wheo u was inumsted 20 the ooy
etnof that perhaps lormef leayatsl msandef
stsndlng between himself aud Walker stood Ia
the way OF the ls,,ets appointment, ,hr Gov
etuor said, "0etl,emsh, I never le, personal
matters control me In making appointments
Personally have nothing agaIua, Col walker
although | think he has treated me badl, I
belieye he would make sefy fair oficsr, but, I
assure YOU, feu "a would be mistake to place
him IN command of an Irish regiment must
have time fof reflection Time wore apaee.
and ~ last the Governor, overlooking all person
Al considerations. appointed John q, Walker 10
lhe colonaIe, OF The ltIsh regiment Va. n ~
nislakeY" let the sulJuned fact. answer the
question
In the organisation II the lfish iee elmenl, eom
missions we're Issued Ia give seml official show
of sulhody 70 lhe officers and ,hus facilitate ~
cfuitInr n vas petfee,ly we'll undeulooi ,ha,
In ease ~, officer failed 10 fAlse his feaulFetl
quota NJ men The commission should be void AMI
~ go eiieel liul nine eomraniea were taised
ani uyph lhpap, with 0ne ~ twu exceptions, wela
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still held In All, brecche. pockct his old reeruin
commission. became the Walker candidate
Governor Morton refused IN apnont Hughes nm
did promote Major Bnlfe To the Lieutenant Col
onelry.
The new Lieutenant Colonel soon found N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

XNT n. GLENN A co, New York Store, Dry
w Goods wholesale aud Retail. Genns' Block. East
Ashngtcn street. mayo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

tAhPBEiI. A RcNI.Es Book Binders and Blank Rook
Manufacturers. No. 81 Fast Washington st., east Of
alenn's ssses, up stairs. indianapolis feh3S-dtf
noUGtAs PALMER. Book Binders and Rank Book
- Manufacturers. No. 3sSs kast Washington street,
Afford, xts Cos Grocery. may3T
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

glyOMIINSoN cox, dealers ~ pfugs Mcdlcines,
Paints, Olls Glass, PsuumeEy. Fancy Gocds, ae., No
a kast Washington street, Indianapolis. maybe
ID BROWNING, Druggist, and dealer Ia Paints, OIL,
IN. varuishes, stufs Glass Glassware pctt0mcry,
&c, No. %. West Washington street. spr2T
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14
DmuGs AND MEDICINES.

KNTuFY NJ LOWRY. DRUGGIST, -Dcaler In DFuge
" Chemeals, Paints, OILS, Dyestars, Botanic faten
and other Medclnes, Notions and Perfamey No 40 Mas
saehnsetts avenue, indianapolis. novSo'iy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
I'M MEMORIAM,

Departed this life on Saturday the 2sth
Novem6e. 1863, JAMES IRWIN, in the 10th
year of his age.
mr.. Irwin was n member Of Company F,
ISL .. y. State troops. He had been on the
Coast Tor some time, and returned home with
mat scourge of camp life, chronic diarrhea
in conjunction with jaundice, aud intermittent
lever. lie recovered from the severity of
.hese symptoms. but very soon relapsed and
.ne u,sease subsequently settled his lungs,
wh'eh soon carried him off. No man stood
higher in his neighborhood than Mr. Irwir.
lie was loved by all who knew him, truthful
honest; aud upright in all his dealings, and
more than this, he had been the subject o.
serious religious impressions for long time
past ana only sense of his unworthiness had
prevented him from joining the Church. Not
way to- Heaven was clear, that he could nut
MS entire confidence in God for soul and BODY.
ana snd Tor both worlds. 1t is confidently be-
lieved that he died christian.
,,,.r MEDICUS
Abbevie c. H., Nov 80. 1863.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
RICHMOND IN A NUT sH1r1

"hslloI friend Smith, IS that you, I
thought you were down In Nj obiIe."
:, "Yes, 30 have been, friend simkins
but having seme business in one of tba
departments Of the Government. I have
just come on to attend to it. But how's
times here re-, in the capital of the Confeder-
"oh, bully for the spectators and e,to,.
TONERS 8sing times, de assure YOU ::
everything goes cur ling 10 the most doo.
matical manner possible. The blood
hounds saaz at everything that comes n
their way: Live eodfsh are multiplying
rapidly from Dutch and Scotch herrinos.
We are getting up a glorious achool 81
sharks here. "Shylocks" are as thick az
blackberries in summer time, and each takes
-his pound ofhuman flesh without the slight.
est hesitation orimpediment. Stay a-iittle
while with us, aud5y6u may learn the SCI
enee Of aHo@ to do IT, but if you don't
learn, very soon, yop. will be done forl
Everybody here trias to make afortaue by
their wits. You Gao scarcely a,kathe price
g. o. an srtic'e without t.psying >foFs II. Tho,
'ye'y air smells Of caah, - : :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CoLpMDrA, Dec. i, 1858


"HEREAS the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatives have by joint resolution, set
apart THURSDAY tho I0h day of December,
instant, az a day; of FASTING, HuniIrA7IoN AND
PRAYER, and baye requested the Executive to
issue his proclamation to that effect, inviting
the clergy and people Of this State to unite in
divine service appropriate to such an occasion,
and in: asking Of Almighty God del,verance
from the maleyolence Of our enemy:
Now, therefore, /. MILLEpGE T.. BONHAM,
Governor do announce the said 10th day of
December, instant. as such day Of fasting, hu-
initiation and prayer for oil the good citizens
OF South Carolina and ! invitathe clergy and
the people generally, laying aside ell secular
empioyments Yhateyer, to assemble at their
usual plaeea Of public worship, and, to humble
.theBseltes before the Almighty Ruler of the
universe, and, acknowledging their manifold
slns aad fransgressions. 70 ask his forgiveness,
70 implosa Him 70 shield and protect us from
the NAL syo olence OF our enemy, To give vietefy.
70 the arns ef the Gonfederaey, and vouchsais
70 Asm His. blessing and protsetiSn.
Given under, my hand and the seal of the Slate.
- srat Columbia; this ffst day Of DECEMBER
IL alfp the year of opr Lord one thousand
- eight t,hundtsd and sirty three.
e. M. L. BONHAM.
Wm. r. Hhntts Secretary Of State. -.
Dec. Q, 1863, 81 It.. s,
~ Charleston papers. .pubiist daily till the
iothi an other papers ID ,fs slsse publieh
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
For the Press.

LESoIu, ~. c., Nov. 1s,. 1868.
Mr.. EDroR:-We are quiet and prosperous
in this part of the o!d North State. No neace
meetings have been held in this region, and NC
alarms of Yankee or tory invasion have dis
turbed our midnight dreams.
,Crops in this locality arc good, but the Weld
OF corn aud wheat has not been rs great this
year as it frequently is. Provisions are scarce
because men are waiting for still higher prices,
and the poor. will suffer if the charities be-
slowed are not on large scale.
Davenport Female College is highly pros
porous. There is now larger number on the
roll Of Institution than there ever was before.
Seven States of the Confederacy are rcpresen-
ted, and IN North Carolina, eight Counties.
The Annual Commencement will take place
November 29th, to December I'd. The Com
mencement sermon will be preached by tie
Rev. a. W. Mangum. Of the North Carolina
Conference. Literary Addresses will be de.
livered by the Rev. Prof G. F. Round, and bv
the Rev. o. A. Darby of the South Corel;ns
Conference. There will be Musical Concert
on Tuesday night-the close Of the Collep,ate
year.
Bishop Pierce of the M E. Church. South
has conditionally promised to be present on
commencement Sunday. Could it be stated
positively that this distinguished Pulpit Orator
would come, very large crowd would doubt
less be present to wait on his ministry.
Arrangements for next year are being made
The Collegiate term will begin on the frs,
Thursday in March. The Vacation takes
place during the winter, for the capec al ac-
commodation Of the patrons who live South
and East.
Dlay the war soon end, 30 that the young
men Of the country as we'll as the young ladies
may be educated.
Very Sincerely yours,
SCRIBE.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
DEATH OF MIR. JAMES IRWIN

Ais with the deepest regret that We an
nouncc the death Of our highly esteemed friend
and ncighbor Mr. James Irwin. lie died 9
o'clock, Saturday night, the est, ult., and hi.
funeral services performed by the Rev. w. G.
Gaines on the following day, after which his
remains were deposited in Long Cane Church
yard.
In his death our community has lost one of
lis best cItizens-one who had enlisted the
confidence of oil who knew him. We deeplv
sympathize with his bercavcd wife and chill
dran. Peace be to his ashes
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
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SCRIBQ.

The communication from our esteemed friend
scRIno, arrived too late for publication in our
last issue. We. however, take pleasure in Civ
ing him place this week, and hope to hear
from him oitner. BY perusal Of his article
our readers will perceive that ."all is right" in
that part of the old North State, at least, as
lar as contemptble peace meetings are CT ncerned
We sare pleased to learn of the prosperous
condition of the Davenport Female College
at Lenoir. under the direction of Rev. A. G,
Stacy, President.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-04
YANKrE' 'OUrRAaFs,n IN F,srr

YANKEE' OUTRAaEs IN EAST TEsNEs-
stt.-Ths Yankees, are committing all
sorts OF excesses in Tennessee. A cores
poadent, who has Travelled through the
country near Knoxville says:
As tho Yankees drop down the country
they commit all sorts of depreda,ions
They are taking all the wheat, corn, hay
and hogs they can find, and ~laypg waste
everything before them. At Kosersyille
they have destroyed all the fencing for
miles. Col: George R. Powell, cashier OF
the Branch Bank Of Tennessee, they have
. . have almost ruined, and numbers of 9th
sss OF s tse. ssms vicinity. Captain. Cam.
z mon, who was for a long time quarter mas.
tsrat Knoxville they have stripped and
they, went 90 fer as, to order his excellent
sadySdo cook for them. But like % trua
uishetn womao, as she is, she told them
LeRegone. AS they go crowds of Union
scPis, including women and. children, 20
with them, and il isssaid that CumLerIaseJ nd
Gap. Is :block ckadsd with them.