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IAAdE 111Es n xoatoLk AND roars

QUT s.ssss'ss.
PxsseDSus who IN aosfa1A On IL zota insk
ss..e .ast shscs ~ lasg Grs ia that tIty jast
prsvicus 70 tbsir Departure. lt broke OCT m tAs
sscss iosmstT oeeaplsd - Bleodgood 4 Co, and
sxtsadsi along Maia sirsst 70 Nssket fqukss, End
.henes down shs sqsArs 70 Bait : rousias's shos
so.s ssHe Afssen large buildings were srsiss:y
sorsursl fhs Ass wes supposed 10 - accidental
The following Il . M Of tes heuses Destroyed IN
aorfoik xsrrs eEina store. Hc6hsimsra oanshias
store, Oosnsskh drug sscre, 3 r TshSf hssd.
wsrs etosss ( r Owens dry gods stcrs. Gsrsach's
d, escds store , Reeds has s,crs. 4 ese.
vsrs's hat stoss = 4 Bdckhosass boss ana sAoA
stoss, Em II Millax's dry goods stcfs, EeaLury
Sons boz. and shns s.ore. T Bcsiirore's tocs end
sass s.oss. J Grifa .hs hardware Store r 3 Rear.
dsns grocery stoys. and Butt & Dsrs,ss.s shos
aerA
The vsire Of tie bui.d'nsz destroyed Il css,-
nsied ct Si5c 0a0. They. for TIE mes. cart, be.
lspgsd 70 the estate Of Geo. Eewtoa. dead.
II Portsmouth,. . are had Destroyed al tie
buildings ea tAe Ecssh aida Of Lcndon street,
from oaust to kiadss strust4 sxssp. sas Pr<sby.s-
r.sn Church.
Great ezei:essnt was ersatsd Ia tsc city when
ltwas runorec thst ueE. Pryor was on his way to
attack Norfolk. Two lsrss stssmsrs rero brought
up aad szehorsd tetwssn Nosfclk aud Porsmou h.
Wiz tbs determination to dss.roy tas txo eisiss b
ens .hs asisex was made.
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HlpoLEoEs PLAN OF MEDIATION.
The Inside CsiTespsndesce between Seward
and Dayton.

The New YORK Htvaid, Of tho l3sh ins.snt, con.
;ains an inportsns correspondence between ths
Yr.uch Minister Of Foreign Affxsrs and Mr. Day
ton, the Yankee representative at the French
Qsurt and Eevard Linco:ua Minister Of Eta;e.-
This co.eerouseaos cptns with lestcr fem Day.
ton 10 Tie f.tIeh kinister cs Foreign a fa,ks, n.
proryn JLsu,s IN refporse to seme q1ss.ious
p;svious.y asked HI rssasisn TO tns pspusstion Ct
tie soushsrn States end the rcsit.an ef the sevess;
d.zlsioss Ct the Eortas-n army. In Ii TIA writer
s:;supis 10 eoatr<<t the pesiticn of ssisn at the
aus ,hs letter was written tG1v II, 1efa) with
that Of ore yssr pisvio4s aas argues thst the ed.
vsnss OF ire UaiM fsfses lessslEs sRsSisess-e&s1e
6suth has been czaSual sines tbs csnraeseemens
Of The wac. Upon this subject hs sa5ss "ln =
wfd ths iDsu-Sents DO not non hold foot OF
eerca ueish tasy did nos hold early ia the wcr
while tbs ase Of tbs US.oa has Teen coas.satiy
advancing snd now dcsts sonsH hare On the ssil CT
ever shs fCr,daaious sf every save Ei2.a Says one
Their s-zniss have. In ths mssatms. Leaa driven
from sn sze. Q: eourtry embracing IN the aggrs.
ssis not lsas than 10000 square mles. and oceu
pisi b. population ranging from 100000 70
40acooo OF ptoplsn
Ths writer then s.ludss to the rs.a.iye naval
strength q the two seotiofr, aid a: tha. while
an tie incip.sa: efor,s on Tho sars OF tho 6oush
to create 8 rsvy have BEEN defeated, and hss ve--
'ss Destroyed. the navy Of tbs United Bsatss has.
within tbs yeaz, grown from , ccmparstiysly
Gail 70 very srsat power. closing al the ports
Of the Eou.h, pfessndirg. ssvs With Federal con
ssnt, sil entrance TO CT exit from thtm unless BY
stealth or accid.nt Two o.kg elements Of reia,
fiya AZ
Considered IL the lstt<r, sis: msn snd mcney. Mr.
Dayton ssys the armiss II tho SaEth havs bssu
i1ss beyond example ecmpazed with ths extent
population from which they hxys bssa drawn,
and 1fsrra tbs French Ninister that 70 rsiss thsm
10 the pssent Standard the co1sssip.ion Law hss
sabsacsd oil between the asss CT sissteen and
'or -svA, sad thinks there csa b, iistls force IN
reserve TO supply the drain eoassqueat upon the
eSaaiass Of war. TO eorrcborsss aA.s view, the
fsnsh Aia.ssr e refsrrsd 70 the tonsas ststisiss
Vi 1850
Alacias to the emancipation proSiaraatinn Of
linstln, iss.ed IA 8sptemts., Dayton ssyt
'"aoevsr mag have eatertAinsd apprshsnsions Of
sserslls ssr. aneh ! DO cot Eppcss for mor,sut
70 havs bean contemplated by tho Prssisant IN
'orsshadouirc his polisy.s Tho ellusion to this
proclamation b msds to chow that slsvss hitherto
have been an element of stser9th rather than Of
rsaknfss to tie South il The pendgrg wxr.
Psssssg from tas question ef rcpG.a.;on. M.
Dayton prosssd5 to the coosiG1e1fln Of the rela
tive monetary eismsns Il Strength h war Il the
swo seet;cua He hss arTtstd At ths eonelas.cn
slss ~hiia the fessurees & the 6sath 81 men ere;
grsefca,ly exhaEsted, ~ re4ourcas il money mras
60 equally 80. Es SAYS that hs = instruet*d that
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GEN s1naliNa PRisn

9ss 3a1asua (1llsa) C1sis states ssst t1l.sfan
ssssiss1 sAses 80 suasss skas Sew a7psi ifmsas
be- stss msae fos Gsn Hen NJ dl.sriss ana that
HalrasA. fsics WIN - vlaesA Il the ass,ss com
nsnd q = ~ tcoes b thas dspartnsns. taking
With Nh ~ Misssuri rsei 0ssh xor h he Army
q he Ns1k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Resolutions Adopted by tho Democratic
state Convention, at COlumbus, Onto,
she ttth 81 June, 1SBJ--PlatfOrta
of the Dc Nnnlr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Z po'sible the bsyonets Of the army against the
breasts Of ihe fathers brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and sui9ecing those States to a military
surveillance and DOMINION.
~. THAT We denounce, as libelers Of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
who are engaged In representing the democratic
party az wanting in sympathy with our soldiers IN the
Held. IL ts q case Hlander upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds Of
thousands Of brothers aud sons the army, do not
sympathIze with them-and Il s an outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has AWAY. stoodny the eouu
try 10 assert that It is not the friend Of IL gallant
defenders.
~, Thst The conduct Of Bu adler General Msssn
the military cOmmaudant at Columbus, aud OF the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
Rl appearance nj military restraint upon the proceed
lngs OF thus Convention, show that they have iust
appreciation Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they wise aud
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this
sion il striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
laie Democratic meeting at indianapolis. Aud we
take pleasure in EXPRESSING our confidence IN General
Mason and the officers aud soldiers under his com
mRnd
The Conyention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three forte Constitution and three
for the Union. r.t F.
WILLIAM MEDI1L, President.
AMOS LArAAS, Secretary.
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MATT vENEREAL HOSPITAL

Established In the Year 1885,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
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IL Hospitals and for the past tou years OF the DIN.
clnnati Venereai Hospital, aud Dr. r. b RRYNOL Ds.
late Of New York This is the only office In the city
whore permanent cure OF Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhoa cured In to ~ hours, elect cured
in to 10 daysi Structures cured IN Ito weeks; Noe
tnrnh Emissions stopped IN 2 to days Seminal
Mealnes cured IN tos weeks syphllisi its prmG.
~ stages cured ma days. Secondary symptoms In
to aweeksi Skin Diseases cured in TO weeks; i'm.
potency, ygor restored IN 90 4weeks All diseases
private nature treated with unparalleled success,
Or. Bonaparte'a great work on rrvate diseases, the
Private Guide 20 Health, II beneficial 10 ALL male and
female old and young, should read this book ltwl
enlighten those who grope IN darkness. Price %
cents, sentby mail.
perfectly safe and never tails Ia go satisfaction It's
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price oi the French Patent Male safe, 81 the ainge
enc, ~ per half dozen, " per dozen, sent hy mail
nS-Msdame LOzIER's Female Monthly PILLS is a
safe and reliable remedy for suppresaons and ali To-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
pregnancy, as they Will produce miscarriage Pr,cs
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queshonably acknowledged TO he the champions ana
kings OF ysnsreal diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old world. they
have been accustomed from early age OF youth 10
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hnd 70 Hheh Tue Ptotfehh thouGh Ions career ut
professional study In every sphere Of life, nom tha
humble abode Of poverty u the manson Of the veal.
thy and having ascertalned beyond doubt tho vast
sunenng Of humanity, they determined 10 select the
gonoaye system as their particular etudv and 70 de.
vote their whole attention 10 the alienation Of the dis.
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answered unless they contain remittance or post.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM

NO. soi THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommodate his customers with
L every article OF Fenuemen's wearing apparel oi
the lateft 'yls end best quality. Those who want
coats, pants, vests, shra, hosiery, hanalJorches,
gloves, boot-, shoes, slippers, dc will do well 10
give him call. nn24
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Dayton, 1enla and OOlumbus Railroad.
IA ~ NJ s5|.aaI9iEl Eai1tss.l.3

ga AZ ~ isss.:siiiH Els1i;sslkSsl
fIhhbk ltliy Trains East, via Columbus Tbrongn
ucketH from Dayton to all EAsieri, ,ities
, lhl"e llhly Iraihs East leaving Dnvtop far IN
Easl AZ follows. Night Express 10 H. M; Cinp,n,' ,
and columbus Day Express at n l:4UA m; the-strs,.
s'op only at Aena anu London. Aoconiue,iat,,' h
y. ln stops at all May stations betpeen Dayton a,
Arriving A. Dayton n lght ca lpresr i.lbn m .,....
press $50 ,. M. ''' ~
Trans run by COLUMBUS time =, hi,h h. ? ,,,.,.
ter thRn Dayton time
through tickets be had for all Eastern eil,s. ~
calling Oh 5. w. KING, IicL ct Agent -
Ho~' H. W. MCODh A.tD, Superintendent
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Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad.

Esa - II g@Sss 8 s.<ySE4
4 hkAT NATIONAL kUUTk.--I Terminates al w.-,-.
~ lHBsoh and baltimore on the last, aud WlrsIn, -,
beiiwoud ana Parkersbufg ON the Wost Al "a bcb i
muies WIN haiiIoad7, steamers, &C, for anu from, M
points ia the West, Southwest and Northwest
lhree Trains Daily tor all the kaltarn Citle,
- ms Is The only route 70 Washington OF, -.
Leave Baltimore At I.JU, 7.4O and lO.OU "A ma, au
anu o'lu y nj on sundays AT i1O ana 7:4U A IA, mi
Leave Washington at uuO 7;4u and II a m ana - 4,
Sna n ? ~, oh SLhdAl ~ JaO ami . m only
through tickets 10 the Eastern oitlss li ~, nro,
yia Washington CITY En additional rhsr, ~
ilne as quck andiare NJ low AZ by IN othef fo.t,
inquire Jos uehets Via Baltimore and ONO li,tlf,,
Al any ol thS pFlnetpd ksllrORd Offices In lbe Ve.t
D. II. SULLIVAN, Ten. WesteiilAg
=, , -; M. COLE, den. Ticket Aga
W. r. SMITH, Master of TIansportatiol su.a
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DpRlna SPOUSE.
DY Elm c Ho US e

p 7 & ] N G n o U 5 E. {.
NO. 81, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH a FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
THE undersigned iuforms the pubic that he ~ n
practical dyer, and has established dye house at
tho above place, and IL prepared 10 color ali kinds
OF silks, satns, Ribbons, Wooleu aud Cotton Goods
any color, ,that may be desired
GreAse'dnd STAINS removed from all kinds offabrios
III warrants To finish all goods in a manner 60 give
satisfaction having all articles necessary TO perform
his work IN the best possibestyle.
Rul9 HERMANN WIEGEND
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exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNS claiming to be exempt from the ''Con
i scripuon Act passed by Congress March 3, 1903,
aud now about to take effect have their sary
pnpers made out properly and promptly, by calling at
the oiiice of the uuders gned, Pension and Bounty
Agents, No. aos Third street, Dayton (oyer Stout's
iron store)
selAdaw,f TlLToN a FITCH.
IMPORTANT NOTluE-I viii, until afer the d. al
i takes place Ia this District assist IN procuring .0r
persons entitled thereto the exemptions provided 'nr
Ia the second section OF the act "for enrolling and
calling out the national forces, aud other pntpcse
known generally as the Conscript Law.
NJ T.. NOLAN,
Rulad6w-t Attorney nj Law
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~ a M
oHAEaE OF TIME
Dayton ana Cincinnati X. A,
asaa ID ~ o ~ .alias NJ g. - ge.....l

llkA 81 ,fi nss5 ~ fsges.t..,r
en- m &s s41a - ~ ~ l1iitS.s..41
IN and after December "a, lsJV, and unt,t t,,.,
~ notice, Passenger aud Freight Tfains VIII I.s ~.
DAfIuNi gong north, AZ iouOWs
O.An A. M. through Freight and Accommodate, ,,
OsfU with Passenger Car attached,
ln.pn A. M. Mail train for Springfield, Colu,nl n.
lV,OU UrbaDai beileiOntalns, b0rest, Ul,ds nni
hahdnsky, connecting at springfield with Irin 10,
isOhdnn ana columbus, arriving m Uolunbus at i ,
mi NJ urbana WIN tram tor COluiuLus nj For.st M
Tran on lrusbutg, ~. Wayne a Chicago K X yo,,, .
East, arriving III Lrestlue al Oib IA aud Pitt-aifs
l'3u M al Dlyde WIN ifhu on Cleveland and i,i
Il. X, going East, arnSing Cleveland al $40 n m .
DunkitN NJ 3.3Ua n, and buffalo at 6SU a m Ton,
West, arriving IN Toledo VI I-lU IN, bstro M t,In -
M OAlcaRo at lU'tO IA, nlu shnuusky at uib nm
E,I H. Nj. Night IA Ptesa Tor springfield, Urinn,,
vi hud beileiunlhiiit, connecting At forrpt AZ.
itui, gOng hast Oh lltsuLrg b. Wa, nu niid Uli,,,
hOad, arriving Cfestllue IA, pltsinire M q
IN. CONG MtSt, with IRAN ArGiNlng iu a. Wn,,.a,
bzo M and Chicago At ivtU NJ Liy du win If,,
Oh Cletelhnd ana Toledo h. H. arriving Ia CioyVlan, .
$50 M Duakirk NJ 500 IN and uiiso nj b..l !, a.,
reaches sauuusky at 7:lO IN. -
y nE 4. M. Huntsville Accommodated t.avt, .
lsUO Dayton On arI1Yal of ram nom Uu,.in,n,i.
Reaching springfield ~ 100 iu UItAla ut lUls n M
West lAberty AZ ll;@a NJ beileontane vt ll5i M
and Huntsville at l2;i2 m. "
Tickets VIA this Line to all points Moth lHst ana
west can be had al the Ticket Uifce In Ia, li, ,,
SAINT l. W. HING, Ticket Agent
30 Fare always as low As by any other roma
for Information relative to shpping Ffo,aht bv tia
Route, apply az tue CotnpAnys Rrelsh l,spot--J a.
mA5SEi, Agent n. RICE, oupruutrudnut
NJ. u. OLAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent. ans
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Dentlstrp.
. p ooArros' Il. wIIlAaB
COMPTON = wILLARp.
ID IL N II i s IT q

on MAIN AM SECOND
oPfosIfE fRANKi.IN HousR
A ~ operanons pertaining TO Dentistry oafeh,lly
"A and thoroughly attended TO-
We would call especia attortio TO our style OF IN
serilng ainheial teeth silh conttnuoua ounap ~
the ne plus ultra OF mechauical dents ~ Also ~
our manner ~ making the VulcAnlte Work, WHICH IN
seme aset, q much superior 20 the ofnaFg Alecf
heeta. Oa and examine epsoimons auig
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Illinois Central Railroad,
"a % sS sll,..aa..iii sssgss;2s9 gGsz.,2s9

CHANGE OF TlAiA.
nm and after Monday, November IL, 1891, Pas,eupSr
" trains VIII leave MHttoon and PhnA Us Iollv.S
LEAVE NATION
Going North llO m and 1890 n M
doing south, 400 IA ami 500 d m
LEAVE PAHA
doing North, 600 IA and 2.3U nm
Going South, 1850 IA aud 7:46 % m.
aus W. z. JOHNSON, Cen Passenger Ags,t
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PLANTATION BITTERS

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20
Gbt Dailp @rfeman.
MONTPELIER, APRIL 90, 1863.

LARGE 0xEN.-The Bailey Bros. shipped to-
day, for market, four very large fat oxen. The
heaviest yoke weighed 5000 lbs, were 6 years
cid, and showed the distinguishing marks of
Durham blood. They were raised by j. j.
Willard, of East Montpelier, had never been
g. yoked, land were truly monster cattle-the
owner having a curiosity to see how much they
could be made to weigh. They had been fed
upon potatoes and m cal, summer and winter,
for years The other yoke were Devonshire
blood and as handsome cattle, in shape and
color, as we ever saw. They were purchased
Of Geo. Davis, of East Montpelier, were years
old, and weighed 1850 lbs. They had been lat
tened since the first of last Defender, having
until then, been i" worked y like other oxen.
We hear it stated that $500 were paid for the
heaviest yoke, and $3.50 for the other, but, we
tAink, the first figures larger than the actual
amount paid.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20

The SEVENTH REGMENr.-A member of the
Seventh regiment makes the following state
ment
The following deaths occurred in this regi-
ment during the first year of service Co. A,
81 %. B, 80 Co. G, II Co. D, 20 20. E.
SO Co. F, %; Co. G, 81 ; Co. II, AZ &c. l.
40 Co. K, SO total, 800. Discharged l4o ;
deserted 90; resi- ned 10 transferred to regu-
lar service 3 ; leaving total streng h, sick ana
well, 453, all told.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20

Charles H. Clark of st. A lbans, has been
engaged by the Vermont Central Railroad Com
pany to build all the bridges of the road. lie
is now building "a bridge to take the place OF
the famous serpent which spans the chan
mel at Rouses Point, and which sways so badly
in hlgh wiAl, that it is tounl to be unsafe.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20

THE subscriber has in oper ii n ap Mandatory
in Montpelier Village II p opposes 10 take The raw
ma er al at the reiden of such as wish TO sell TO
m buytng cir ashes nd grease, aud selling them a
good ~rcie of Dap, and delivering 1t TO then" he vii
nav II Eentsa shell for ashe, aud to cents pound
for grease will sell New Soap at 50 60 aud Od ap
at e. 40 A narrel '..." A. .. LADO.
heller, April II, 1868, uOm