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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
WynkOOp's Iceland Pcctoral

Discusses OF the throat, chestand pulmonary ORGANS
@ aie eNei prevalent, insidous and dangerous ?, ha
properties o. medicine TO alleviate cure and ,,rS
ness complaints, must be expeeto rant nnodyne ami
| ihNgoIauhg ening the mcus OF The lhrost ami
ldnpe tone TO me entire syatem No discovery IN
, ieich ,elence ever mastered this class uf
nhe Dr Wynkoop's Iceland Pectolal Ia is ,,ssd
is ~ most astonishng results in all eases OF hronchts
unuehs. wloopmg cough, dphsria or putrid sore
b,, as'hiia' Group coughs, colds, nervous irra
N, The Rev J J. Potter certes that al have psoa
nynkoops Pcetoral or several years myself snd r.
ny , Iauily, Ior severe pulmonary comilniuts and
nale e ieoommended Il to many others md have nevsr
I'll iII, ~ elual. rev j. J. Potter, Brooklyn A. Y
huhdieds and thousands OF Important iatti,na,i
nus a9uld be produced showing its remErkatIe cur
AM that II never iAils. '" 'ui'S
~ Is composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of eli.
Shn, FeruNeh baisam, Rlecampane, oInfreV mr.
s. su "'neI inNA uahe eApeci Srant ana t,uic in.
Sads aad =. ls harmless, prompt and lasting in
ala f sho sufferers cRnaot aurd Ia nseleet a tr.i
Every iainlly should have IT, NJ "a ~ ~.
Group. Pun descriptions, recommendatlons an, ~
reetons accompany eacn bottle nN VI
drSg,sts " Dayton by W. Stewart aud all principal
Prepared by DR., K. d. Wynkoop, and sold nv n q
o'N' se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

First Warders Attention An adjourn
cd meeting of the citizens Of the First Ward
will be held at Keilmeyers Grocery, corner Of
FIRST and Sears streets, this evening at seven
o'clock, to further consider plan adopted al
previous aeeting to free said ward from the
coming draft. 1t is hoped a full attendance
will be had, and especially that all who have
contributed to the fund for raising recruits
Wlll be present. G. II. WILLIAMS,
Chairman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
NOTIOE 70 ALL WHOM IT MAY co lOERN

NOTlOE il hereby given that there are now pep ins
In before The city Louncil of the CITY OF Lpyton tbe
following Ordinances, tO-wt:
Western Lovee. " Wv
~ pirsuhnee TO the law said Ordinances were tv1ce
read laid on the table and the Clerk itsructed 10
lonr weeks NJ leo OF the pendRncy of the same
Ihe law req'u ~ all claims Tor damages that ma
accrue rom aid improvements 10 be flied in W.T. ting
M Nlth the otl .rk setting forth the amount Of dam.
ages claimed, Wthf two weeks aitarthe expirasiun OF
the time requ ned for the publication of srrh notiee
"hen we same will be taken up for final action
noJOd4w ANTHONY STEPHENS CIV clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
.Fur Rcnt.
HOTEL FOR RENT

HOTEL FOR RENT.
TNHE large and commodious hot al neor tho reiIroad
the Chicago House, (ormerly called the AntborY
housell ~ offered for rent, to good tenant The
mousse ~ large brick situated near the Railroad de-
pQt, ana butt and used expressly fora hotel Persons
wishing information in regard TO the house are re-
9uested to call at No. 1877 Firth street, Diokev,s
rGGelfdIm J. BIkKEL, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
M ARRIED.

\, hnLMf-Ous-0n the nth instant, by Rev. D.
f,,s,t Siihnah' Hoshua P. Kemp TO Miss Sarah J.
NuIlIs, po.h OF iriver township.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18

+ sS-Trains arrivesnd departfrou the Union pepot
tsfollows: i ~
oisoIESArI, HAMILTON AMI DAYTON
500 -a, Dspet Arrfvs
touisvlle and st, Louis MAil@s :. a so m s.bOa m
Cincinnati Accommodat on.......sO 20 am 500 y mn
pncinnRu Mall....... ........ 3;tO pm 7A5 ~ IN
tnctnnau Accommodation .... 10 pm 1875 am
efStops at Middletown and HAInilton,nly
DAYTON, XESIA AND OoLulBus,
kAAtern kx press. an A;4b m
toluInbus Accommodation. $500 pm Ana N,
NeniA Accom- modation............ $40 M
Nastern 1880 a 4so n N,
8eFhe 1905 m train leaves daily exept snndavs
3ssengers on this train must purchaaetheir tcLst
l1siore $50 p m. rH fH.I 'r Hn - - y
sAEDusKY, DAYTON AND CINotEArt
aendusky Mail ..".......,.......84O mi 7,so n,
Huntsville Accommodation. $40 IN s,aO n ~,
FE DArroN AND MfcHIaAN. =
Chicago Mail .,..............10O0 m o.b6 ~,
Chicago and Detroit Express.. 500 p m S30 n ~
Z n INDIANA CENrRAL AND DAYTON WE,FRH
81 Louis and Chicago Mail.....s:55 m huioo -,
Indisnapolis Accommod ..4.5Opm 500 n IN
TIE 81 DAYTON UNION.
m p:45a am
" 700
ShmOhb ". hlhGi gent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
TorSale.
A Country Residence for NoIe,

A DESIRABLE country residence with fifteen
"A acres Of good land. lying one mile north of Ia
TON on the Old Troy road, ia offered at prvste sale
lhefe IS a large and comfortable frame house and
gooah 9uthuldlhgs, on the landi orchard Of fine
meht men OF slrewoerry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
epu FfonDc varieties; also, about three acres OF yo
o''IHui. pushes lot VINE purposes ANY persons de.
slIng 70 purchase are requested to calf and examine
she properly ~ themselves, ns the proprietor is con-
hdent that II will bear ins pection
Also, ten and a hRf acres OF tmhered land 6,nr
miles NORTH OF Dayton, near the Old Troy road
Ho-'"Seu H' fAME9 RNOoP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
ADvEBTIsiNo RATEs. = I, !
0ltp AotlrFs.
NOTICE no I'D WHOM II MAY CoNCERN

1'"I-VI7 = o 1IHIl " HUM IT WAI DUNVEkN
MO ICE is hereby given that there are now pendine
following Ordinances, 70 wit: '@' -
IL grade gra ei, curb and gutter Magno,a street
from warren street TO tie east line of out lot No u
IN pursuance TO the law said Ordinances wtfe twice
reat laid on The table and the Clerk Instructed 10 give
loqr weeks nouce Ot the pendancy OF the same
The law requires all Gains Tor damages tIaf NAV
scerue ON sald Improvements to be filed in writng
wuht City ClerP setting forth the amount Of dam
Ases claimed, within two weeks alter the expiranun
OF the time r. quirtd for the publication OF SUD notice
when the same will be taken up for final action y
de2d4a ANTHONY STEPHENS CITY clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
TURNPIKE NOTICE
Auslr.

STRING MUSIC.
| AN prepared 70 urnish string Music - IN.
pftes Sc, a. the lowest possible Ieies. Hsv,n,,
leel seniileni that can satisfy an his "a
Is srs. , IN monbcr OF the kepimental Bapd. AMI
~ iuIl'sh h eny number Of pieces Tor strino 1a,,S
81 81 otutis zen Nhh Nhares Theoha q, eorneS ,rbIsd
Ssa ySs rsen streets Under hustou Hall ui be
SsI-Isn PANEL BAKFR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
GIutbeaursr.
sOMETHING KInnlYINnI

sOAkfhlhd wa HAVING.
1T is we'll made, threa.lok kiha.. A -.
Il adj ustabe pm bar for ha1, dressN. ~, ~ WIN an IN
very convent. nt, and the snll l,hss- -hs ~ 4. ~
good place for dresses, IN, ths s, sae' i.s
other horses have, They arstnfaci,,, s..S ,i uia,
At No. 2k7 Firat street. anu so'a
selodsw II. BALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-18
gatlg Gmplre,
and Other Matters.


ss--Trains arriveapd departfrou the Union pepot
afollows; use -
oiSorENArr, HAnILroN ANiDArroN.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
BILLIARDS,

TEE srANsAnD AMERICAN BIGLiAAD rABrr-
hppot snd hlcget ~ ihe n lard tougr,ss of 100
Ihe beet aud ony rcaEur 5' ara tabln
pgs Cues ans s~ery art 10 relating - hards cr sho ty
sifsts. Nss yofs
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
TIE SVRIIs Es.

~ b
Ar MEETING HELD AT THE MERCER HOUSE,
~ the principal ie BAKERS OF this city and Brooklyn.
on IhNroay evening, Nov ~ 1883 IL was resolved tha in
ot he enormous adj ance "a The Price Of raw
.fefh pf which our pes edbeing from - 20
'2r he necessity. 10 DO Justice 20 our.
tIiuye 10 slightly advance prices.
NeslEed fhat while with all good citizens deplore
ihe causes which lead 70 doTang trade
conhdepty ellFye that you win sheerfuly submit the
~ ~ .isansa y, which we propose making az tls time
fofed hat ON aud after Monday The ed inst TIE ad.
Twelve 10 fourteen cents
VIZ. THoNPsoS, Secretary
NOTICE TO TRUNK. AND RAG MAKgRs-, MASS
~ meeting o. he runk and bag makers The c New
York and :. niy wl b. hald z. aeorse ruehs 5s Hnfson
into consideration tho popriciy dernand,s advene.
lresout prizes and also - In protective uni,q
=. W. SMITH, Secretary 7. ALBECK Cha rfnap
ITO TAILCRS.-NOTIcE-rIT FIRM OF yROoys
Drs Of Cahnrlne street. having on application feuc
I1usg aeaaded 10 tho wishes Of their hands in Tho
shop Department by adranc cng ther former prices
yhe hands working the above rpi respect Glv 0
that prn COP the bill prices DE custom
and shop trade Be had by applying to no Presleni
George Duss lis elizabeth street between BrcOme aud
Grand streets. By order OF the committee
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

s. e. YOUR JULIEN HAS RETURNED
Ah safc 10 the city I'D Nl be delighted his
sndio MS a.erno' any time that will sG!t yor
van enGc Is. X.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

4 ECrrET ~ IrCruEE WILL ~ DELiyrREu ~
~ IaAs glcFi n.i1i PrsH1 snan churrf, :. so
lee s1pn - 'sh "Wednesday evening Notcn.sf u.
Irhr---r,e % c~s or s-oiia1d" Tictc.s ~ D - ~
=, w, door DcDss ,pcn al q. csilrc 70 CO.. ~ =
Oc'ocK.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

JF JOHN NOLAN WISHES TO GET ANY IEFOsuA-
ton about his daughter Mary +. Nolan, who a, ed IN
troos IN some years he do by soniD 10
Mr. Fsfenhotl ~ Hester stating be
Scen MARY e. NOLAN,
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Ii HOMER MACHlNTsr AND DEALER IN NEW
II. and eecond Hand ppls and Nash'n. y ~ ck.
s hing Press Fool Makng anu 'rtiug Out PlcIe ng
AZ General bins done AZ 81 East BrOadway Chat
ham square.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

her ssers from Derry, Ireland, by their cousins
iIn Booue Vnts.e of Liverpool Address James CushaD
- tas Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
srrrsrxoss wRvrED-rErarms.

. NusRER on WEI RECcMNc NDFO 0FRMAN
4 i,.a..cs va ssra 90 o. 'es. hsnf-;Nefa c'd
= rf,sstss. l-fer. 81. f.. rsue. hcu Co., -
r-s rDFl~r 1.rn los'l 40 y Stanton slteel, near
stc f.Wg.g+
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

NfARBLE MASTEIS-Tuf BEST PLACE ~ TIE
M city % rrchas cheap and well bniibed Matcs is
4. ELhBEkS hartel Manniat No lo9 kas Eigh a
treet near Third a,enve New York Cut this oai.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

LScOT LATHE WANIED--stilfABTE FOR TURNING
wood Or brass, IN perfect order. win CAlcks Rests.
&c Addie with pyce and description, Amateur. box o7i
Pos gnlce
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

7 osT-oy TGE MIGHT OF THg l7rH rNsr.Sr IN
~ .r-t avenue For terlh Fire Cont with
badge Nc. pf loo auG Lad Ice Company M. asiened
a inside The Abdcr viii be itably rewar dcd BY
leaving "a - Bceknan street, la t5e Store
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

fTIIr AMERICAN EUROPEAN EMPRESS CowPAry.
- broa yay totwaris goofs packages and rar.s's %
AM par o4 EUROPE, " steauer twice CNrst
mas presents Tor friends IN Ftrorc win - in tine sent
~ 70 date December Drsits Royal panh OF Ire
Eukand, Nrlnany. franos. ~. lor sals IA ow rAtar
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

JrOEND--ON THURSDAY. TIE 18TH ISsT. IN
- .eny-thfd Srrii, between Th'd and Fourth ave.
niges orS' and Wa.on. The have The abovo
iy iayn% expenses piof lag pop2ry. Call aL John
-l"su :, seven y -ishth rect and Fourth avcp.c.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

INEoRMArIo WANT ED--JAMEs WILSON. FORMER.
4 y from he north Of Ireland, and some .weve years
since barkeeper In OF hs principal saloons OF New
York city would ike hear from Of mis- a,ves.
Address James Wilson, Quincy, Illinois
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

I OSr--A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND pOG.
IL cray around the noah nd paws; had when
bIas collar the aud rc-idcbce of The
any ming him to 81 West Fifteenth sireet VIII bs
l!befaiy rewarded.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

INFORMATION WsNrED-OF THOMAS JOHNSON,
Woo le his home on the 7h Of October, 1869. with tho
inhhioh o g0ihs o. WORK aeed Is years. fair compeSion
Dive eyes. ANY Information will be thankfully received by
NJ dei parents Al ~ LUDLOW street, who NH be glad
10 receive hn home again
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
SITUATIONS wANrEo-mALns.

A RESPECrABLE YOUNG NAN WIsuRs A SrTU
n u, as coacht In Or a, De zee am ended
either Can oeseen a. 10 Ann ST., second 1oor fo ,C
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

I OSr-AT IRVING HALL, THURSDAY EvENIN0.
Nov 10 q iadt's Jet ana god Chain pts rhe finder
,ee fsyor aud be suitably rewarded send
in the same TO 9l West Twenty tonrth street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
THE nJyy,VTA yyy.


lNr1ELO RIFLES FOR SALE -FOUR CASES LONG
~ hacd Rides. fest ord viii be sold very low n
bond, 70 close sgnusnt saaples may be seen at "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

| oST-ON THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN JOHN
ant Ihiry..atth stree Is small dianrad Scarf Pn,
yer pMny. The lDcer viii be suitably rewa ded
IN ~ ir 20 ~ ia,u street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

MARBLE MAETEIS.--NARBLE MkNTETs, OF THE
IVA finest patterns and hcst nsh are offered csarcr thau
a any Other place at > KLABfHS Marble Works - trs,
avenue near Third street. New YOi. Can AID convince
yOuriPlgcs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

4 BrHNHAhs fuRkIrlEE hxPRrss AND BlCK
"A. ing establishment IFS Wett Eleventh street b~.,se"n
fnh and klIth avenues. Furnure, Pianos. MHror- A.
boxed aud shipped 20 all psrts ~ the world Covered ~s
stefsd. ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
LsssE AID FOUND.

jOI EO--IS L. BROWNS LACE STORE s,o BROAD
y w.y.a cold PsncilCa,c 10 kct, Aou ming Pm. Ap-
ply q lie lesa a. agO c.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

ITO NAT rINlSHERS.-wANTED IMNFniATELY.
i tNeve soft ha, hn.shers Apply AZ Eosc.isio II
Bedford ay.. Brooklyn. stCady work through the
winter. J. ". WARNER a 90.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Az oFFIcIR IN. THE UNITED STATES NAVY. ONE
"A who has received thorough education, and who, so'
ps s as II hs siiou, vas born s.neman cue who sisce
haa 1--WE opportunity form tho sc1ualnance % ladies,
-. erns uatrroolaliy iuclined desires % correspond
m slue ADJ wh0 "A young aa1 pretty aud possessed pi
einsd aba cglugaled mind ~ any ay should icel
=, ~ lswar THIS The young o1'cer would 30 most hap
49,. ,se letter tlni n arlseahls, hasraris De ysel.
Afaas. W oafs3 y replied - Al the earliest Opportunity
ees be'ei teAid Vpiied siates Navy BeAlfirt, y. G.
A Spukq LADY OF I'VE rtaHRsr FEsyRoJABIL.
- ~ WIN derf'a % f1Tn the ac4rAuiat.3c
49,. ,- j. "a rtl = low - walrrrlr. Ad
WAFTED-A gfFE. I Az ~ HOPES suart
" md me, pcsh,t IN fnsarcIr tticrai in n4 Fsrs
Mgtte pretty rtrenta.e rcd, 1arc u 81 poor n n
tts NrN gcrE T7st aNi-e
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

I 0sr--A G0iD Whp;H CHAIN. THE FINDER
Mi eve aeon, what Tho caain ~ worth ny IoarninR
u 70 NJ , STATE street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
. PE RsONAL.

REArsIcr y AND SISTER WILL PLEASE SEND A
ID nO'o 90 .iGiJn @. A. y
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

= kL4PE,PAFrT aIF ~. INDUp fEIo ~ 8.RL.
4 +. il.Io.s ,t hatr r.'r.tiOa .haichorra. "A
a. 20 .a'.. A ."' .-V' d ~ ''.t'N if."
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

Ssn REWARD. LOST 1T rs BELIEVED NJ TtE
S)V of 1wcntieth street and Bro.dwsy EoI %
pes n nndug the sarne and rrfnrning " IN ~ lsafr =
ht above reward
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
THE LECTURE SEASON.

,.popr,Nr lprTrRIs p,Ify. rOR DgSTIBNrH
osiv al ~ Now York Museum q tna,omy els broti.
VA, rares uuare - attend Nrsc irrrs ran have tfcu
,.,fdrf on rrccfrt ~ ornf- by addressing ssc- 20
4 .evr Work Museum of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES FORSYTH, WHO
arfived from England Lat August Address John VIII
son. Myr,le avenue near Broadway, Brooklyn, l.. I.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

TINE THIRTY FIFTH ANNUAL BAIL OF THE NEw
i YORK Iue Department ior the DcEert OF ihs Widows
ana Orphans OF Deceased riramen, viii tax place on
Monday evening, January 21 1885,. o. the kce ems -
Music Tickets may be procured " he Manage OF TIE
'0'O"''e q GonFREY GuETnER Prcs, ie Ma IN ln-
las WFNMAN Sc, ~ reai street
ALBERT J. DELAfOuR. Trcls., 20 : wal sr.s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21
Alexander Hamilton ON Arbitrary


In letter LXXXIV of the "Federalst." Mr.
HAMILTON answers objections urged against the
Cops,i,u,ion-that il contained no Bill of Rights
to protect the liberty OF the citizen he compares
the Constitution OF the United States with thatol
New York, and refers 10 the clauses defining
Recommending trial by jury in criminal
cases: the prohibition OF ex post fscto laws; the
prohibition of suspeuding the privileges OF the
writ of habeas corpus, &c These, he says. are
greater securities TO liberty than any WHICH tile
Constitution of New York confirms He saws
The creation OF crimes after the commission Of
the fact. or, in other worGs. the sutiecung men
to punishment for things which, when they we're
done. were breaches of no law; and the practice
OF arbitrary impriSouments, have been 10 al ages
the favorite and most formidable instruments Of
Tyranny The observations OF the iudicious
Blackstone. in reference 70 the latter. are well
worthy OF recital: ITO bereave nan OF life. or
by violence 10 couhscate his estate, without ac
cusation or trial would be 80 gross and notorious
an act of despotism. a. must at once convey the
alarm NJ tyranny throughout the whole nation:
but the confinement OF the person by secretly
hGrryng him TO Jail. where his suiierings are an
known or forgotten. is less public, A les strik
inc and therefore more dangerous engine of
arbitrary government" And as aremedy Tor tins
fatal evil he : everywhere peculiarly emphatic IN
his encomiums on the haheas corpus act which
in one place he calls the bulwark OF the British
Constitution.
Montesouieu. in book X. chapter b, says
II the legislature leaves the executive power IN
possession OF a right to imprison those subjects
who can give security for their good behavior.
there j. al end Of liberty. unless they are taken
up IL order 10 snsWer without delay 70 capital
crime, IN hieh case. they are really Tree, beng
subject only 10 the power Of the land
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21

On Tuesday evening last. at = tremendous
meeting Of the Democracy at the the Cooper In
sutnte. New York city. Fernando Wood made
the following statement:
have stated before, and | repeat, that on
The i2'h OF December last propositions were made
to the President which would have made peace,
with Union, before the first of April. / have
been waiting for some authorized denial Of nv
stament that might produce the documents. IL
has not been denied, because they can not deny
H. IL L not necessary for me TO prove by these
statements that the Administration never wished
the war to cease or the South to come bsck-ior
have the documents To prove it
Bring out the documents Lets have them.
ifthere be no truth in this, why is ii not desied
by authority IL is idle to talk of treating a
statement from such mau "a Wood with con-
tempt, and such a statement as this in which the
life Of the country i involved ffit be no. true.
lets hear il denied sud then for the psoot. The
documents should toe pu, forth. il there be no
pledge OF honor on the subject; and u there he,
sll obligations of tie sort should be removed.
Was there chance for an honorable settlement
rejected By the authorities at Washington lie,
this mystery be cleared up-LOuisrHe Democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21
TELEcNApHlc.
APPOINTED sxpxsssIs rss r-s oaur srsrr SIS


wAsHlSsrox. April IA special to the New
York Times says that Ex Governor Hicks. OF
Maryland. states that . secret organization has
been unearthed ia one Of the counties of thai
State. which has sworn 10 join the Confederates
at 4 favorable opportunity.
PoKr sARyIs. c w..April 2O.-Tbe Straits
OF Macknaw are open
MILWAUKEE. April 2os-A feet of propelers
arrived from the lower lakes last night
There " some floating zee in the straits, but
no difficulty in navigafings
ST Lours. Mo. Apsil 81 -Teegrams receive.i
at headquarters say that Fayetteville, Ark, was
attacked iiI~t before Daylight or saturday morn
ing. by about 3.0oo Rebels ~iih four pieces OF
artillery. Our force was less than 2 .uO0. partly
unarmed. The Rebels we're repgIse'i with con-
siderable loss Our loss five killed and sew
enteen wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21

The DISTURBANCES IN BRowS AND HENDRICKS
COUSTIEs.-Later accOuEts from the scene of
trouble in botn these counties put different
phase OH the disturbances there, than those re-
ceived on Sunday and noticed by Yesterday.
Our correspondent in Brown county, gives the
facts in the case of Mr. ProsSer. which, he says,
can be proven by men who differ politically with
that gentleman 1t appears that he did not dis
turb the meeting and did not give the first of
tense. and that he was not the aggreSsor at all.
In regard to the Danville affair, We are in.
formed BY a gentleman who witnessed the trans
action. and who is also a Republican in politics
that the Democrats were assaied first, that they
sought to avoid quarrel, and only fired when il
appeared 10 them and others that escape without
a fight was impossible When the persons who
first began the quarrel were arrested. an attempt
made TO rescue the Republican from the
hands of the officers by his party friends and the
man who most severely wounded was shot
by the guard having the prisoner in charge. They
were willing that the Democrats should be held
in custody, but were unwilling that one of Their
ow n party friends should be held answerable tC
the law. Is such jug handle Justice righty
We are grateful to lean that the little son oil
Mr.. Witherow. who was supposed to be iatally
wounded is likely TO recover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21

AnrILLKhr PRscrieE Yesterday afternoon
Captain Myers battery OF artillery went 10 the
practice ground south OF the city tor target shoot
ing. Among the crowd Of spectators was Miss
Lofty Hough, the charming Young actress who
has turned the heads Of half The gentlemen Of the
city during the run Of the Seven Sisters Ms.
Lofty i an excellent Zouave. and. the even;
proved. Is no less remarkable as an ariilleris, A
purse was raised 70 reward the best Shot and
Miss Lofty Hough won the prize. Her first shot
cut the edge of the bulls eye and her second
struck the center The purse was voted 10 her
by common consent. She handed il over TO the
boys belonging 20 the battery. and no doubt heI
health was drank with three times three
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-21
song.
BY JAMES KEEE.


On the earth for awhile may I've and dwell
dear friends 10 see and welcome and greet
at my home or abroad some people may doubt
yet gol in heaven above knows my heart is pure
Ny acquaintance one here another there departs
the example Of the worthy engraven on my heart
We will meet again IN boiler and happier place
for god in heaven above knows my heart l. pure.
When direct my memory through years pat
spacr Of time bow short some knew bid farewell
then let me on ! fes Journ gently move along
for god in heaven abone knows my heart Is pure
At home Or abroad my share Of sorrow viii have
among the social company numbers Of soc 81 Joys
will not despair when ia need friend may ind
for god IN heaven above knows NV heart Is pure
Ny heart and bosom may with sorrow be- filled
correct will be my sciions that viii console
If should chance TO err kncll and pray 10 god
though far away is near knows my heart is pure
msy wander abroad and IN valleys % pleasure
true friends are good ever dear 20 ny heart
affection will grow mert receive lis reward
my heart - truly pure ant still reposes on god
Indianapolis April 20 1863