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WANTED.

TWO GOOD sUTLaR@ WAGONS. giii 90.
i Teams also, n desired Iuquiro AZ Army Sew
Depot, IN This city or M"rireesboro.
Nay z, lso5.-u
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Eews-Dealcrs wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send in their orders by o'clock, Tho
evening previous, to have them oiled promptly.
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We copy the following document for
its superb impudence. 1t is specimen
of bold lying which would have shamed
Minchausen himself:
Outragss ON Persons nnd Property
..IkepOrt from the Committee OF
Thtrtceus
f7rom the Proceeding, OF the Comic orate Congress
Ir day, May II
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Read the following from Hon. Morris
fomcrl, Auditor Of the State o. To-
diana:
IspIAsAroLIs. Sept. ?. 1857.
DR. C. w. RoBAcK-Deas Sir: Having
been troubled for several yssrs Nth extreme
debility and weakness. 90 much % that
wss 'upsble 70 pusnd tony cf6sssy sq'''
nSss Il sinss! aid having kessa o. The zen
derful cures that your Scandinavian BIoot
Purifier and Pills were efecsing. J wss To-
duced By friend 70 try them. J have beer
using The Purifier fos the last twelve mon'hs
and lind the medicine fully eqrs' 10 'ss &c
CONNIE nds,ions. 80 valuable y 10 use u
me. that can no, nov disrense with IN
use Of il atny sdvsneed age Of life-seven
,y-seven years.
\ | checrfully give this information ios tn
benei, ef those similarly affected.
4 Yours truly.
MoRRis MoRRis.
See advertisement
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remedy, alter havine suneFeo
with a sev-re lung affection. and that dfeau
disease, Consumption-is snx'ous 20 MAKE
knows 10 his fellow sufferers the mesns
o. cure.
To all who desire IL. he will send copy
~ The prescription used Gree o. CHARGE
which they ~iIl find SURE CuEE for Cor
SUMPTION, ASTHMA. BBoscHirIs, &c. Ine
anly object Of The advertiser in sending 'ht
Prescription - 70 benefit the sfiiirtrd' an
spre,d information which he coaee'ses y
be invsiu.bie. and he hopes every suuese
will nv his remedy. Is i will cost then
nothing. and may provea blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
w lismsburg, Kings County New iosx-
\ Aoril III -3m. .. n.
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J"
|AsG isssss.ss I. Isl s''a.s e: i f:fs
WoOlema. GC.. lInsecls, o.
Planus, Fowls, Aninasiss &c
OH no 10 a5e soc. and $iDBssrs Rs,,les
: "a FIasks; 50 and IS sizes for HezsLs,PuB
Lie IssTiruTioHs. &c
..OpIy in:sIlibls remedies knosn-'
Free from Poisoss-"
..Not dangerous to the Human Family y
.Rass come out Of their holes 70 die."
az Sold Wholessl 10 III Istae cid - 4
ln.5 Sold By III DEr06fs1s shd kkTAiIFHs
~ evesSvhereJn@ FG0,0f
la-y- n. BxwARE ..y Of al worthless iniis
tions. t..l
@ See that aCosrAR'sr nsme q on each
Box. Bottle end Flsst. before you buy
ln1r Adde'S HENRY r. COSTAR- !.
20 PaiscIrAL DErT 462 BKoADwAr.N n. y
lEESold bv--M FsrKDsAs.- Jsspevs md
April Jl1sh. l663.--sa rrr w NJ
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~ o1icE i.h.rlsy fses &.tsy dr,ss
PIsss Cur, ,Is ssisssIs - s5nIsisrssos
a. bo,.is uoa Of abe esssss q Npssoa Jsnes
deceased. vilIpAssfs ssls - public sues'os.
= 's ,S; sse 9Th. DAY ~ luSE
ASA. 49, ssllssiag dsseribed L,nd and
Pseaisss, sIsuased 10 ne Cops,y y Dpbeis,
ga 8ssie oil sdisn : % ut. iTbe |esG ell
|ef sos,h sass q. u section 6issn (ib) lo.r
|ess az south a range three 90 ses'; sls'
'she west hall ofshe soo'h ~es' g. dissection
No. fourteen (l4l town one az souh o.
!rasse three 81 west eoessining 'egeshe
l60 acres more CT lees.
TERMS --Oas third essh. the sssldue i
eqpsl psymeuss q six end twslve months
with roie u intesess. vyiving benz ~ o. -
prsisment. land srcured BY good freehold
'securisy. Sale 20 begin ~ o'cioek ~
VA 49, ALLEN r. FLENlA g stmf-!
msy I'd. 1854 -l~I Apiinr 4h
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OTIC y.
&Q5.OO REV ARD

EOR the arrest. and return Of John Dyer
IL Pfissse o. Company k 66'h Reg,
meas, Isdisna voluuteers. who deserted
- Reeiaeas On " shout che lst dsy O
Ilssch 1855. q she scene time stealing ron
- fellow soIdiers . considerable sum o.
oosev. All EApesses incurred will q
psoassIv said. II 10 can not Be takes alive
- 80 ssva9d VII " .givens ~ %
Sc6IX 81 M dessh 81 shcotihe.s Y 80
NJ ROBERT WALTER, Lieut..
esd Reg Ind. Mounted Volunteer
Juas 12th. 1855. -3w srit 80
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nF he Common. end Congressional Tovn-
W sh:p School Funds Of Dubois equally
lad!sss. 6os the focal year 1862, from the
aese dsy Of Aoril, 1852, 10 the 3ist dsy o.
nsssh. 1868, both days inclusive. % report
n = shs Board o. County Commissioners q
sAsie June term, 1868. % follows:
RECEIPTS
Thsse wss rsmsiripg in the Treasury o.
The 6rst dsy " April 1867 s'2' y
Thses has since been received
shs foII0wing amounts.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that viii se'i
IN q subtle sucsion on
" WEDNESDAY. JULY ia. 'seS,
n ~ late residence Of Andrew Metz.
late 81 Dubois county, deceased. ell HE Ter
sosai properly, not taken BY The WIDOW
eousisiine Of Houes, Hogs. Cstlh, sheep
Gvsia, Wheat il the field. set Blacksmith
sosIs.' h,psshoId furniture and farming
jepieesets ~ fsi
Tsvns-A credit Of twelve months VIII p
given o. oil sums over three dolars' sn'
purchaser giving his note with approved &c
curisy, waving valuation snd apprsi-men
lsws, besrisg interest from date; under i
JOHN DUDINE, sdmr.
June Is. ls63-sw
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To sell goods for the ADAns SEwIEe ma
CHINE CoHrAxY. We will give : commis-
zion on al goods sold By our agents. % pay
= ees a from go 10 500 per month. end
o. III n necessary expsnses. Dor mseh'ne
NJ perfect in iss meehsnism. a child can
NJ srnso operate u y hsIf % hours inssrue-
lion! II iseQusi 70 any Family Sewing NJ
chine in use, and ws have ssdsced the pnee
Ito Fifteen Dollars.
Addrem G. RUGGLES.
~ Gen. seees, Dessos' sssen'
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lbHINSfR4T OA'e RNCE:
Kcr.cE x hereby given th0 ne unoeI'
IN signed has been appointed sdm'n'su.
trix Of the estate Of Bssil b. Decker' 49,
q Dubois county deceased; said essss y
supposed 10 be solvent.
NANCY +. DECKER, sdmz.
June 6h, 1s65.--jw
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NOTCH TO HEIRS or PETITION ~
SELL REAL ESTA TE. -i'


STATE Of Indians, Dsbois County:
A1OTICE u hereby gives that 6EnnAHp|
NfNrsnAUs. Adaisisssssos u the estate
Of lirxnAs REnnxns dgcessed. be- GSea ME
peli,iou 70 cell The Real Estste Of The
decsdent, his personnel estate being iasuf
oesiIiss I'D s. Issr5 ldsI ~ Sstf Urn q
he Court oicommon PlssG 81 SAID Ccusp-
Efss.i ~ 6; 4 ~ 3 az so 81 ( s;:y'
| A..-.. i ss:sSs;d, ka511f5T \
June. 6,ile08r SwS Il Dass
rt1DMINi5T hzT0k'S NotIcElof
FnNOFICH u bsrsS5 tit@1 tess - s'ssse
IN of "a order Of the Dubds Coe9os
J Pleas Court, the undersigued heqe9pso'
AZ bonis non Of the estate Of John =
| Highs. deesspei. III sGssfss ssls q pebble
;saye'sSse; = ~, =: ;';iB29s3 SVCx. 1888
~ 6elIoslsQ dSSsssssl Iasds sae esse =
sou,h 60, eorssr u 80 los No. four ~
ia .iewa 81 Hasiinsbwe Dsse's Ceusv
' ISsass o. lndians., w. Nv .n.itart VIA !,
j TERMS "A credit & six months ~
liz sivsn, purchaser eiving ~ pote ~
y espsov "a security. waving vsIuetion ~
sssss;semest laws, With iesesess
MORMON FISHER, stm'r.
june s,b Isss-i~s
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~ OTICE Is hereby given 70 holdsFs o.
~ orders on the Treasurer Of DUBOIS
County, ihas there is MONEY u tn Z
Of said county 70 rsdesm all
orders up 10 No sOp issued prior 70 January
IL. ls62. which hsve been presented f"'
pas meni, and that oil interest on said orders
i stopped after this date.
THEO. SONDERMAN. 7. ~
Jasper. June 9Th. 1868 --4w.
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~
Is THE ONLY Known REMEDY FoR
RneUMAHSM. e0uT AND NEU6Al 6lA
AND A srRE cuRE FcR n
All INcrcarlAn IDtreascs. n
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ssininga medIested soRpeunts q b Sof'
.srouad The waist without irjury toihr uos'
delicate persons. No change in, hsbns y
living IL required. snd i entirely sess's
The disease from the system. without pro
lducing the injurious effects arising from .hs
ues Of pOwesfsl insesssh Retieines. = hie'.
weaken and destroy the toostisglion and
eive temporary relief only By tins treat
men, the medieisaI properties contained %
she Band come 10 csatacl With the ebos
\ end resehes the aisesse. shrcsgh ne p8ss o
\ To chin, efFecsing IN every insisneea per.
feet. cuse. and restores The parts Affected y
{. healthy, condition. This hard 70 ESQ
most powerful AsrrMERcuRfAL sgens. az
] vill ensIrely relieve ne sysste frsn - pr
} ajribus effects of Mercury HoSesste css''
are cused 10 - fec dag. sd ne are con
y ssaasly receiving teslimonisls Of is ,emese.
ssersvated csses or long star ding
Il Price 81 90. 10 te had Of Druggists g .
orally ,.os can, b seat by nail q expses'
=Fwish fuli directions for use, t. *sny part Q
.Ishs country. dirset fsn shS Ps5nsIpsj One
M lel BROADWAY NEW YORK.
q. sm1oh = @. RfOprteaors
Descriptive Circular Sent Free.
AGEsrs WAsTED EvERxwRERE. ses4
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HO bSvssy xivss % I'll psssoss whom y
nt i ~ essesSu tkst Sarah Masgsret Car,
nss oksessSsl ron ny bed Ind bcssding
1hks wss6!sg q, persons and not credit
~ hsrbos her on my scccuat Patoks'
sSSpeaie. pokoss Cosniy, Indiana
'3lf's11TF ht JACOB GARMAN.
ysss lssA. 1855 -s~'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

the Constitution, and no power on earth
can forco us into the support Of this mis-
erable aud corrupt Administration, and its
ruinous and desolating nigget war.
And right here, we would warn the
Administrator ofthe dangsrOf attempt-
ing, by military power, to force every
body into a support Of its measures. n
cannot Be done And the attempt will
force upon the Northern States one Of the
most bloody and terrific revolutions that
ever conyplssd osd swept over any coun-
try. There is point where forbesrance
ceases to be virtue, and if the Admins
traton is wise in anything, it will stop be-
fore it reaches it. The people will not be
frightened into cowsrdly submission to
all manner OF tyrany, by the insoleHt and
arbitrary orders OF Government satraps,
and petty Provost Marshals There is
still left in the hearts Of the people some
of the spirit and fire of l776. Let ty-
rants and dspots bewarel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Cheap Trip TO Dixie l

INDIANLPons April y. Hereafter all per
sons who may cheer for the Southern Conied.
eracy, utter reasonable sentiments, or print
dial0yal papers in this State, are 10 be sent to
Gen ROsecrans, to be passed across the lines
into the land they love SO well Correspondent
GR Gazette f'
Any person desirous OF making trip to
Dixie on favorable stermss cheaper than lhe
cheapest, will take due notice, and govern
himself accordingly AS in the opinion OF
the Abolilionists all Democrats utter treas
enable sePtiments, we rather guess, the Ad.
minisration will haye 2 perry time Of it pass
ing us all across the ine intg the land Of
Dixie. Bnt wouldn't this be giving aid aDd
comfort to the enemy furnishing them with
what they stand so much Ia need Of meni
Bah Is anybody eared2-RHshUiie Jaek-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Dylnr speeeh Dol Ye,low woll

But a few weeks ago yellow Wolf was one
OF the Indian chiefs stopping Rt the Patee
House in this city, Onhis way 20 Washihgtth.
He soon sickened and died there The fol-
lowing is his dying speech, and equals in pa
thos and eIuqhsnce THE spseoh 81 The pele.
brated Chief Logan rendered historic By the
pen Of Thomas Jefferson "'feit my people
said the dying hero Of the yiideyhess, gt6StJ
ehtFeat them with my last breath 10 live in
peace With fhe pale fuees Tell them, that
have, seen the 9fsst Father, rod that he has
promised 10 otake care of the red man The
Great Spirit has ordained that | should TALL
eslsep beneath the shadow Qflmy Great Faith
er; that 60 to the eternal hunting-grounds
in the full faith that my nation will preserve
peace with the sons Of the Gseat PatheF 4
have ever been friend of the pale face, and
the inheritance | would leave, 70 my nation is
that they conduct themselves so as to merit
the Bnsile Of the Great Spirit, who watches
over tbs reg naen apd the pale face --SL JO-
ssph Herald. fiuoa t7aea Htf
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Proclamation.


MAYOR OfflCbt |
CRY OF DAYTON, April 29, 1858 .
The President of the United States by
Proclamation has designated Thursday, Ito
morrow,) the Both lust, as a day of Fasting
aud Prayer
Therefore, |, W. II GILLEsPlE, Mayor of
the City Of Dayton, in accordance therewth,
do hereby issue this my Proclamation to all
citizens, requesting them TO observe said day
hy "a general suspension Of business, aud do
specially request that all Drinking Houses,
and places OF public resort aud amusement be
clused, so that disorder may be avoided aud
that we may unitedly suppIlcate Ham who
holds the destiny of men aud nations 10 the
hollow Of His hand, for the return OF Peace
and for the, he,maintainanee Of our Constitutional
rights, and for the restoration of the glorious
Union founded by Washington and his com
peers and that this desolatiug, "injurious and
unnecessary civil wal" that is raging in ouI
land, may speedily pass away forever.
W. H. GlLLEsPiE, Mayor.
.., Journal Copy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
EndOrsing secession .

The President has issued his Proclama-
tion in pursuance Of an act of Congress,
admitting West Virginia into the Union
the act to take effect in six days from
the 2Sth of April. Thus Mr.. LINCOLN
gives official endorsement TO secession in
its worst form--the division of II State
Mr. LINCOLN has waged bloody and crue
war against the State of Virginia for Sc.
ceeding from the Union, and now he en-
dorses the principle OF secession by reeog
nizing the right of West Virginia to Sc
cede from the Eastern portion of the State
Such is Abolition CONSISTENCY. 80 q 80 b
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
The Negro.

A few days since, as our readers know, a
large body of caulkers and gravers left the
navy yard at Charlestown because negro
was introduced among them, aud the tele-
graph of yesterday informs us OF difficulty
between negroes aud Irshmen in New York,
and thatths latter are deter mined the degrees
shall have no more employment. We ask
that numerous class OF persons who believe
anything TO be true which they wish 10 be
true, to ponder these things Ills easyifor
rich, cultivated and intelligent men and wo-
men, who nurse their sympathies for the
slave, to settle the negro question The ne
gro is never TO them, never can be 70 them,
q rival; he. approaches them as a suitor, a
supplsnt, dependant; he asks their compass.
sion aud couitenance. these they freely
give We do not question the sincerity OF
their regard; we do not doubt that they feel
less OF repngnence towards the African race
than do those who are iess favored inothe &C.
cidents of liie. ss.,t-.-l
But persons Of this class constitute but
small proportion OF society The great ma.
IjOrty OF men must earn their living by the
sweat Of their brow The laboring classes
are the most numerous classes and in look
| ing at any social question, we must inquire
what its relation to them is. Now the ilexo-
rable fact is that in the Northern States the
white man will not labor by the side Of the
black man there are occasional exceptions,
but, This is general rule A rigorous public
sentiment confines the negro to few hum
BILE occupations, beyond which he cannot 20.
| Do we commend this do we approve oil
it2 are we glad Of III Certainly not We
no more approve of this repugnsnce to the
African race than we approve Of slavery bui
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
S9ssge HeIdeu.

Ths zsnesyille} Courier, one of the most
malignant Abohtion papets'fn the State, in u
late issue. contained false apd libelous at
tack npdp Hon, a. W, BtiDEN, of Stark
county, attribnting 70 hin remarks (purpqFt-
ing TO have been made in.s speeeh during the
hast Congressional campaign nthat district
which hefneven uttered, and does not enter
tain We have authority foT saying thst il is
a gross aud infamous fabrication, without o
shadow OF foundation aJndge BEtDtS has
otmade political speech for two years nor
didhe take the stump during the CongfeA
sional CANVASS in the district The nomina.
ton was free will offering, without any
SOLICITATION on his part; and the mmanse
vote be reoaiged-'-aaly lacking Il few ballots
Of eleclion--w was strong egdenge Of his per-
aanal aud paliiieBl popularity, as we'll as ths
utter deteslsdon IN which the people held the
despotic and Unconstitutional aels OF The dis
union Abolition Administrations at Washing
tou purer and more patriotic man does
moi Iye Than GEoRGE W, BELDEY. Next to
bis God hs loSes his' country and its insttu-
tious---M Vernon BdnneT5s aa 1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
GrovyIns small by Degrees ani
go 'F'iIAa Beautifully Less, o1'

The Aboliti0nists have gotten the Govern
mept down ss low as TO regard old Abe Lin.
oolh as tAs GOseVnment Who, ten years ago,
would have thought the American Govern
ment would az this time, be cLrried in the
breeehes pocket oilAn Illinois flat-boatmsn7
r True Telegraph .,s., .. .......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

,a Ba5nTbe financial writer of the New York
Herald saysi Hf d l1 .in4miif Had uail..a1a|
The supply of paper money continues to in,
crease, and the bank note companies are
pressed 10 the utmost to keep up the produc-
tion. So profitable has their business proved
that new rivals to the two established com
panies are said to be projected, and we pre-,
sumo hat Mr. Chase's visit to New York is
connected with the subject of the awards Of
the printing of the new national currency and
interest bearing legal tender Quite num-
Der Of banks are preparing TO reorganize un-
der Mr. Chases act, and are anxously waiting
for the printing Of the new currency. Several
Of the. city banks. propose TO issue a large
amount Of circulation on the governments
they hold BY the autumn our city circulation
may have Increased thirty millions, and the
country bankers expect that the whole $300,-
100000 Of paper authorized by this act will
be aaoata within a yearufrom the Appoini nient
81 . RaGk Comptroller This, with the new
Treasury potss, you'd swell the amount, OF
paper money aBoat 70 about 81 500 00OQOO
against $2l20Oo. 900 IN the whole Union be-
( fore the war o.sa of 7af1'f's.rs 500. gal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Do you ReaIly ThInk SOD


The journal in reierTingI to General
HAscALL's order, expresses the opinion
that ih future the Empire will be COM
pelled to squat" We suppose it means
by this that the Empire will change its
course towards the war and the present
imbeeile. corrupt and rotten Administers
tion. We can relieve it of any anxiety il
may have ON the subjec The Empire
will recede from no position it has taken
il win continue to be in the future Just
what ii has been in the past, the firm and
unAinching advocate of civil and religious
freedom, the Union, the Constitution, the
laws, and the best interest of the whole
conntfyi il will advocate free speech, free
press. and tho equal rights Of all WHITE
MEN, And in pursuing this course il will
be free and independent, unmoved by
hopes of unrighteous gain, mistaken by
the frowns Of unprincipled demagouges
unintimidated by the clamors of the rab-
Bile, or the threats Of insolent mobs. and
fearing neither the unhollowed precincts Of
Presidential dungeons and Tyrant's vaults
nor the roclr-bound iortresses ofany modern
CAIIoUIA. We viii stand immovably by
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
rnnLAnnEsr INFORMATION.

Tue Dayton ENPtaE has larger circulation, N
Montgomery county, and out Of it, than any paper 10
the city Let advertisers Who desire to reach the
people, remember this tact
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
,tVALl.ANDIGKAM'S RECORD.

nNh n wCrk entitled 'trHE RECORD uF HON. q.
Il l.. NALLAkDlGHAM UN ABOLITION THE
UNION, ANDrHE CIVIL WAR; is now ready for
delivery lt contains cOmplete and accurate copies
oi MIR. 'aahdighams 5 principal speeches the sub
itcls above named Also, parts OF other speeches,
wh letters, incidents, yOt6s etc. The work has been
ca eiully edited and presents aiy and correctly the
poltuH record and position Of man whose views m
relation 10 the causes OF national trOuiles and
the r4ht remedies lor them are attracting an extra.
Ordinary amount of public att ntion
The work ~ on good, substantial paper, 2is pages
large $40. tI TfnH' Htf n 20
uce--fapsr cover, 90 cents; cloth, u. Wholesale
-PapercoVef,S 20 per dozen cloth, So Delivered by
NAL or express prepaid, on receipt of price. T.
fuo lshed by }. WALTER Co,
MP' ". Ht ..tH.t CINCINNATI, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
Democratic state Convention

We publish to-day the official call for
the Democrats State Convention, which
will be held in Columbus on the llth Of
June next We only give the counties
in this Judicial District, and the number
OF delegates each are entitled 10, ,s4 ~.
The indications are that the eleventh OF
june Convention will be more largely at
tended than any Convention ever held in
the State. The Democracy are every
where aroused. and ready for the cam
paign, Let harmony and good will pre-
vail, and all will be well
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29

oALL AND sEE--IT WILL pay

A GENTS WANTED both ladies' aud gentlemen
~ to sell the history ol the Great American Rebel
On IN both English and German,-the American
Stslesma Battle ltoDtbe LIie and Ad entufes
of Mt carson. The above works only sold by
agents They will show for them sci " Circulars
aud samples cap be seen, aud terms made known by
eaiiingiat the Franklin House Mondays and Tues
days IetHeen one and i've p m where and on which
ol sud days Tor lew weeks the General Loeslng
Agent can be consulted relative to Agencies.
ae Address' His y rnl WIN. M! JOHNSTON
hlld3~a"l General Locating Agent, DAYTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
THE yALLANDIGHAM RECORD

This book, just published containing all the pun
cipsl speeches of Hon @. l. vAILASRIoHAA on ''Abo'
ntionsm the Union and the civil war;, for ie at ih's
oih,e Paper over, sixty cents per copy Cloth, one
dollar.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
STRAY COW.

CtTRAYED away on Easter Mondsy, a white cow
- with red spots on the side leather Strap on heI
nesk, nearly two inches vide, and her right ear split
The GOV Is resh, with her second calf aud has Tong
tail Any person knowing where the COW ~ will
please return her TO me In MephersantoNn, ehteI
her IN the Estray Book in the 0lefiNB once
apr22wst ADAM KIMMIRAR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
ILLINOIS Uentrai kallrOau.
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CHANGE OF llMk.
m and Rter N Mondny, November 10, istJ p,ssrbp,
" Trans Will leave mattOOn aud Puua, Au follows
LEAVE MATiUDN
Going North, lilU y m anu ll.UJ y ~.
GOlng south, 400 M aIid 300 y 10.
LEAVE rANA,
Gong North, U;OOa IA and z so pm.
Dong south, 1880 IN tud $40 u ~. .. ...
del w. 4. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger AGENT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-29
l FIREl! WATCm!!!

M hat are you hellooing that way for9 Why
w why-why there s Hooie, corner Of Third and
VI has already hnng Mr. Door Bell Mr. inside Bei
Mr. Call Bell Mr. Foot Bell and Mr. Gong Rel, and
he says he lnends 10 hang the whole he alniy SO
# you want Mr. Bell hung, call on
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