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Assessor.

Assessor
PANKRATIUS wEIDNER will he a candidate for
Assessor IN the Sixth Ward at the ensuing Spring
election. mall
City Marshal.
STACY b. CAIN is candidate for re.eleetjoh to the
office OF City Marshal. IE-i ma6 4
aa Market MASTER. t.t
JOHN McCUTOHEoN will be- supported for rec
lection TO the oice OF Market Master at the ensuing
spring election. rn.u mR4
lI.. City Solicitors.
JOSIAH LOWELL is a candidate for recollection to
che once Of City Solicitor. mas
.. Constable. ,.l.
EZRA JKFFREYs will bo a aeandidate for reelection
70 the office OF Constable at the ensuing spring cleo
ton II ~ mall
JOHN SPEIfEL will be candidate for Constable at
the ensuing April election ~ mae
A. N. oYLER will be a candidate for Constable at
the ensuing April election. a ma2
A. Q. HuRLBURT will be a candidate for Constable
at the ensuing April election. ts ma2
Street Com1nisaioner.
LoRENTz BUTZ-"the Old Candle MakerS-will
bs candidate for Street Commissioner the ensuing
election I.T maj
NJ. J. BTEFFEN will be candidate for streetCom.
missile ner at the ensuing April election.
Id. hmpfTe-Pease announce the name of y IIII,IP
WALTZ as candidate FOR Street Commissioner and
oblige fe24 MANY UITIZENs
JOHN CoLHAUER will be a candidate for street
.Commissloner at the spnng election ie2l
SAMUEL RoDEBAUGH will b. supported for Street
commissioner by the citizens Of Dayton, the Spring
slecuon feel
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DIED.

cLEGG--At his residence, this morning, March II,
at quarter past two o'clock Samuel Cogg, s aged %
years.
Funeral services At Raper Chapel At o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon. Interment-Woodland.
soorT-Thls morning, March n, VIM y. Scott, In
the 30Ih year Of his age. He a manly youth and
gave good assurance that he died In peace.
Thursday morning, at Raper Chapel corner Of Fnh
and Jackson streets. Services by the PASTOR Rev. L.
=, HanCieYe. Interment--M OodlAnd,
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For Sale.-We call especial attention to
the advertisement of Commissioner Malam-
bre, of Dwelling, Coopershop and Distille-
ry for sale, on the 18th inst This sale will
offer an excellent chance to obtain valuable
property.
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Journal please copy.)

Here.--Leslie's Gazette of Fashion for
April Mercury, German Leslie, German II.
lustrated News, Scientific American, New
York Weekly, and the Police Gazette, just
received at DIR. Rea's, 10 Main street The
Doctor has got fresh supply of HutChings'
HON eoPathic Specific Remedies--the most
popular curatives we are aware Of.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given to all whom this may son.
IN cern, that there wall be- a meeting held ny the
cOrporaOts OF the South Arlington turnpike COmpa.
ny at South Arlington, OHIO, OH saturday, April lth,
lsO5, at 10 o'clock m, Tor the purpose Oi opening
subscription books 10 receive stock IA shares U twen.
ty-hYe dollars each. o. NJ. NUUknkES,
Hl| j. r. FOSTER,
...-f JOHN MAhEh,
JUoEPh kEChEk,
mallwtt SAMUEL ARNOLD,
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Returned-Leut. Will Shoemaker, of
the 4th Ohio Cavalry, started this morning
for the Regiment, somewhere in the neigh
borhood of Murfreesboro, with a number
lof' the paroled boys who have just been ex
changed.
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Notice.-on and after Thursday, March
18th, all Freight destined for stations on the
Indiana Central and Dayton and Western
Railroad and all points West, will be received
at the Columbus and Xenia Railroad Depot
l.. CAssELL Agent
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Funeral Notice The funeral Of Lieut.
h. s. Chambers, who was wounded at the bat.
tie Of Murfreesboro, and died January Srd,
will take place at the Methodist Church on
Fifth Street, tomorrow Thursday at o.
clock, p. NJ.
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Attention, Light Guard 1.-The members
Of the Light Guard will meet this evening at
their hall to make Gnal arrangements for the
funeral Of Lieutenant r. s. Chambers A
full attendance is requested
BY order Of the CAPTAIN.
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Attention, Skies THE members of the
Pacific Fire Company, No. G, are requested
to meet at their Hall this "wednesday even
ing, March llth, to make preparation to at.
tend the funeral Of Brother William Scott.
BY Order of the President.
THEo. FREDEMcKs, Secy
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Hams-For those extra home smoked
Hams, 60 to Old Jake Heider's, Montgomery
House They're splendid.
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Funeral Invitation. All the Fire Com.
panies in the city are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of William Scott, decd
from the residence Of his parents, on Third
street, between Sears and Webster, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ tomorrow.
(Journal please copyl
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NOTICE.

ON and amer Thursday, March y, all freight des.
" Nned for Stations on the Indiana Central pnd Day
ton and Western railroad, ana ell points west, will be
received At the Columbus aud Nenia Depot.
mal1dlw l.. CASSELIn Agent.
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Watches.-H Kline, No. 1896 Third st.
has u lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale
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Nem aobertisrnlents
ATTENTION. WOUNDED sOLDIERsi

GOLDIERS who have been wounded in the military
- naval service Of the United States can rot ter
Bounty BY calling upon or addressing
n. H!'WEAKLEY
mall General Bounty Agent, Dayton OHIO.
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GEORGE GILBERTs EsTATF

NOTICE is hereby given that .he undersigned hare
IN been duly appointed and qualified a. eKecutorS
Of the last will aud testament o George Gilbert late Of
county, Ohio, deceased.
SAMUEL GILBERT,
maiawAw GIDEON GILBERT.
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LIFE 1NsUh UhlAInJ,g.
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
sgI la4r a5W
AASIER COMMlsSlONEIGs SALn

.hya sH!A 4hff ~ ff u u N
AASIER COMMlsSlONEIts SALn
"'''' : sSsa., aSnInI@' 'a''ii' Monr. sur ooni.
'' nArNey Thomas 81 nj, IJr.en'ts1 ,a.,.n,. ..,.
lDeHsOAN 10 aif o41or ~ th, -ni,.tI., - -
l. montgomery ruuI4!, OIus, lr,,.,. IA, t,. .' t -
49, anu u tsiiuH To ri'd'i ~. ucf iiht i,,,'
~ tl'o uouI oi thv COuit Huusr 4.,. ,i,,. =. '
IA Tie count, anu state fesntu on ifl "' '"'i
1aia' pdy .lpiN4,4.,a
~ % ciock p hi OF stuti ttay, me liIl,,,iu,, ,t
e,tuMe ii' tig coly a ., ,,oorn,
t,,,,l,,' - i va 'e cry ol 10! tuu, tu-,.tt i,
4uii,Doieu one thousbuu uiur nuiiug,,, ,n u,. T. -
N'p'p On the pat U slid clty Vi ua,t ,t,,li '''
,g.n @ ioet On me west sids 90 iou .,.,.,
tne ehtFe lOt'Vnhrq ", .AunUu4 a. ..,,,,l = - '~
~ :, nV '''son " Out-io1s ul ~. LoHsru,tu -
,,i 1t y higPYIy - " pvfoh' 81 u,rite lh p,,u, .
~ ''.a', , ), seIienuh Ak"iHst y. hartty Tluult,-
~ ', uPPlHAssa az sAhtn iiuudrot dollar, So
@ Nhu oHlnO. sen iol lese tu;n tWu.tbi.u. al
PlAissu & lA'ue betiE siUG ou5s. Term. ~, - ~ -
~ - tv"i g ,'"se - sltuateu On fouul, s..,,
mousse "esI " COiHnl strect, am, 49, 1850 'H'
aNoet =" sycamore street uoutius ut, ram, "'.''-
"Se''us nYllse On oAcii unu " ulu ist tf' '''"'
. a. II MA "a LEl Master yfnuii.,...,.
It&l,ttut-
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CounoiL-The Council Proceedings may
be found on the Second Page of todays pa.
per
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Special Notices.

FoUSD.--A small sum of money, The
owner can have it by applying to Joseph T.
schafer, corner Of Water and Main street, 4,
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He has now q large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &c, of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat, for sale at
all honra ia 3 6n.
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MARRIED.,

fOUBT-HECK-0n the 10th inst by Rev. D. VIM
iers AZ his resdence Mr. David Foust Of Miami town
ship, 10 Miss susannah Heck, Of Jackson township.
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SPRING ELEcTIoN.

~ Announcements under this head will be charged
". No name inserted unless accompanied by the
cash.
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vs.
Jacob Heidschuh ct al superior Coptt
Df virtue OF Judgment Of the Superior Court of
ID Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered IN the above
entitled cause, 4 will, on
. Saturday, dprR ls, 1855,
~ the door o the Court House IN the city of Daytop
sell 70 the highest bidder, between the hours of and
o'clock M OF said day the following real estate or
parcel OF land, viz Situate m sid city of Dayton and
known aud described as follows: Lot Numbered nins
hundred and six (0OB) on the revised plat of the said
city Of Dayton, IN the state OF Ohio. III
bad 10y has upon u good dwelling, cooper.shop
and dstillery, with large cellars attached .--- :
Appraised at 81 800 and must sell ior 81 guO
nal4wts GEO. W, MALAMBRE, Mast, Com
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Ladies !-Have you attended the Auction
Sales of Dry Goods, Notions, &C., at George
II. Coles, 76 Main street The goods are of
the best quality, the assortment is extensive
and the goods are selling at astonishingly low
prices. The sales are made three times per
day-l0 o'clock A. NJ, and 2 and clock
p NJ. The most convenient time for the la
dies to attend is in the afternoon.
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IF YOU WANT coon HAMS,
No. 8, MARKET STREET.

40 TO H.
L E WIS L. GILLIAN DIS,
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InPOrlanl Announcement
WATCHES, CLOCKs, 5EwEan,
VLDANB SILikR WATCnEs Ann uIIAINS

=, s'sly variety sd Le offered al prynts -,
tS,Irt S,9 es had - sheiu. The putAlo al, t,,,,
,i ~ 40, ~ fhliips House, Chini street 80
W - s.e goods si'd s'-t rrpSDln4 ,ioue h y tt ~
'"'h n kLIkE Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-11

Lieut. j, J. Wagoner, of Co. b., 18th Reg.
ulars, has been assigned to the staff of Lieut.
Col. Shepard, of the 18th Regulars command
ing the Brigade, with the rank of Captain
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EdEorield Presbyterian Church.

Edgefield Presbyterian Church.
At meeting of the congregation of the
EdgeGeld Presbyterian Church, held on
Sunday, the Goth of March last, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
The painful intelligence of the death
of our late much loved Pastor having
reached u.s. we pay but a just tribute TO
his memory, ana express the magnitude
of our own. bereavement, in thus publicly
placing upon our records the announce
ment of this sad event.
JOSEPH THILMAN HENDRIcK was cleo
ted Pastor of this Church on the 29th of
April, 1860 He was publicly installed
on the 9th of October 1860, and con
tinued, with great fidelity, acceptability,
and usefulness, to cultivate a field thus
assigned him by Providence except
when temporarily absent to recuperate a
naturally feeble constitution and i'm
paired health--until the 2lst of Deem
Der last, when, at his own request, sus-
pension of his labors for an indefinite
period was granted, in the vain hope
that rest and quiet might restore him TO
health. In a few weeks he left 70 90
South, in the midst of our tears and
prayers, sorrowing most of all" from
| an apprehension "that we should see bis
| face no more" He arrived safely at the
house of his father in law, 10 Maury
equity and within the limits of Zion
Church, the field of his early labors,
where he died on the 14th day of March,
in the 2Sth year of his age.
We regret that the difficulty of inter
communication prevents us from record
ing in this affectiOnate manner the details
of his death. We may with confidence,
believe, however, that he died as he had
lived, with an mistaken faith in the all
atouing blood Of Christ, as his only hope;
that he was comforted by the 'Tod and
STAFF of his Almighty Shepherd, while
"walking through the valley Of the
shadow of DEATH" and that he is now
realizing in his own sweet experience the
truth of that text on which his last SER
mon was founded on the 9TH of Deeem-
Der last: "FOr l reckon that the suffer-
ings of this present time are not worthy
to be compared with the glory which
shall be revealed ia us"
To the end, therefore, that these our
views and feelings may be perpetuated
be il M EfG
RESOLVED, That in the death OF the Rev
j. Thilman Hendrick, this Church has
sustained the loss of an able, diligent
efficient, and devoted Pastor; the Pres
byterian Church one of her most promi'
sing and useful ministers, and the reli.
gious world An illustrious and consistent
pattern Of Christian life.
RESOLVED, That, as an outward express
sion of our grief on this mournful occa'
sion, the Deacons be requestr to drap'
the Church in mourning.
Resolued, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the records of the session 0
this Church, and copy be transmitted
to the family of the deceased, as expires
siye of the sincere coincidence and sym
palhy Of the congregation; and also
that copy be furnished the city paper
for publication.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef
Also, the finest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates Families may save hand
some profit by calling on us to buy theil
Coffee aud Sugar. Mind the place, 81
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
april4-lm. CLARK & GREGoRT.
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sutIers, AttentIoni

We have now in store large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
lions fancy goods canned fruits; Yir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, aud Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors,
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Special attention paid to shipping No
60 Public Square, below City Hotel,
HARVEY, HUGuEs & Co,
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We spent leisure hour at the Capitol
Yesterday. The day was excessively
windy, and the atmosphere, in every di.
recton, beclOuded with dust. Here and
there a verdant spot looked inviting, and
the hills, which change not with The hui
mors of man, were, though obscured,
their old familiar appearance. All around
were TO be seen the white tents of the
soldier, giving one an idea of the fleeting
habitations Of the nomadic tribes of the
desert yet too painfully reminding him
that his country is torn with the strife Of
an internccine war. Seen from the Cap
itol, the honored city Of Nashville looks
like the old man of SHAKsPEAnE's seven
ages, tottering in second childhood
But the Capitol, itself, what meta
morphosis it has undergonel Instead of
n temple OF free thought and free speech,
it is now military fertilization. On
every side are TO be seen deep mouthed''
dogs of war, aud sturdy sentinels, with
polished muskets and brstling bayonets,
keeping constant vigils. Inside, it is
true, are officers Of the civil admiaistra-
ton; but, in concert with the military.
The Governor, the Secretary of State,
the Comptroller, the Treasurer, the
Clerk of the Federal Court and the
United States Marshal, have Offices there.
side by side with the Provost Marshal,
and other agents of The military au-
thority. The mass of the visitors TO the
Capitol are not now, as formerly, persons
on peaceful business inclined, or votaries
ofpeasure, seeking the means Of Willing
away moments which might hang heavily
upon their hands, An anxious look
marks the most Of them. The light.
buoyant step, and cheerful mein, charac-
terisic Of Tenncsseaus, are not fire.
quently observed amongst them. An
oppressive incubus seems to disturb them.
Premature age, deep lines of care and
trouble, distinguish them. They have
been engaged, directly or indirectly, in
conspiracy against their government
and, in their inmost hearts, they feel that
there was no good cause for turning their
hands against that which had showered
upon them blessings without number
Conscience, the silent moniioF, !" is doinp
its work. If not, we read incorrectly
signs. which can scarcely be mistaken
TIE Capitol, strange as it may seem
had much TO do with the change of Nash.
willie from Union to disunion citv
It's magnificent building, constructed
at cost which but few States would
have incurred. 1t seemed an appropriat,
ediflce for the meetings of Naiiopar
Congress. In case of the success of III,
rebellion, it nigh, be selected as IN,
place for the meeting Of the Confeder,t,
Congress and Nashville, in consequence
become city of the Grst Importance
Real estate would rise, business of al
kinds increase, and the general prospect
ty augment beyond the most sancnin,
expectations of those who had faith !,
The future greatness of the city. TIN
temptation was great, it proved irresisti
blt--Unionism was supplanted bv
yaulting ambition" which hath "over
lcaped itself" and made Nashville wba
It's to-day.
The lesson which the past two year
has taught the people is instructiv,
Letthem profit by il; and Nashville wi
yet become great city.
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There was San eager and a nipping
air" last night. The gentle flrstlings
of spring must have wilted under its
blighting breath. Fruit had already
been seriously damaged; the chances
now are that most of it has been cut off
beyond redemption. Well, who cares
who would have native apples, when he
can get the best Ohio at $50 a barrel ?
or native peaches, when he can pay rs
cents sight for imported. Cut down
our orchards for fire wood. Steam is
worth more than all the fruit on this
"planet."
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A young man of good moral character,
connected with the U. S. Army since the
bombArdment of Fort Sumter, and in
good pay, wishes to correspond with a
young lady said lady TO possess an ave-
rage education, good personal appear
ance, and an agreeable disposition. The
best references given and required.
Address ARTHUR c. WEBSTER, care box
151, Nashville, TenR.
Anril A. d2tw1t
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We shall publish on Monday morning
next, the third number Of our Mammoth
Weekly. 1t will contain the latest news
by Sunday nights mail, and Geographic
dispatches up to the latest hour before
going to press. We hope TO print suf-
flcient number TO supply the demand.
Send in your orders.
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Miss II. MoILvANE, late Of Murfrecs-
borough, will open School for Young
Ladies on Monday, the 9th OF April, in
the house of Mrs. PYLE, on Demum
brane Street The course Of instruction
will embrace every department requisite
TO a thorough education.
We would refer those desiring TO pa
tronize the School to the following gem
tlemen for any information that may be
desired. .
A. J. COLE,
Col. JORDAN Stokes,
E. l.. JoRDAN,
Z. II. EAST,
Jos. s. FowIER.
April S.-2H hl
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a respected old citizen tells us he does
not understand the justice of the order
OF our friend the Mayor, which prohibits
MIN from "wetting down, as the printers
say, the dust on the street in front of his
residence, whilst the water from the FIRE
plug at the corner Of Church and Summer
streets is permitted TO be use d aa hJit,fm
and to make riyulet He thinks the
waste there might sprinkle a consider
able area of street dust
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THEATRE.-Te-nigh the performances
open with the drama Ireland as il
Was; :" followed by choice music, EN-,
bracing variety of operate selections
and the farce of Nose, or a Glance a
New York" The cast of the drama anC
farce is the very best; and we may res
assured that the acting will be Of very
high order Of excellence
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A Cairo dispatch says It. VAN DoRN,
who surrendered TO the rebels on the
Cumberland river, is prisoner at Allan
Ia, Ga, with the freedom Of the city.
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NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.

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There was no diminution yesterday in
the number Of persons taking the oath OF
allegiance. The Provost Marshal, Col.
MARTIN, aud our young friend, HALL, were
kept busily employed.
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The Circuit aud Dislric, Courts Of tho
United States for this district, judges
UATRoN and TRI0o, meet 10 this city on
the goth Of this month at the capitol.
The prospects, thata great deal Of bust
ness viii be transacted by them.
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No. 0s Public square.

We have in shore a small lot Of dried
apples and peaches also, large stock
Of suffers goods aud notions; fine cut,
rosebud, and sunny side chewing TO-
bacco Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all Of which we offer at reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally.
HARVEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Sd door from n. +. Cor Pub. Square.
March 19-tf Dipaici copy.l