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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-09

layiOn and Mlchlgan KalIroad.
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. h
"a n III sBiillss.s,s Eslsss;Iss5 9agsss.slt

9as ~ @ ss;s1 S;ss.sz.
4 N anu after December 81, lou, and uutu n.rthe
~ nouee, Passenger and Freight Trans viii l..y
DAlION, gong north, as follows;
O.1n A. M. through Freight and Accommodate,
OsfO with Passenger Car attached.
In.On A. Nj. Mail tram for SprinpIie d. Ooip,rt,,.
lU.OU urbana belleiontaine, Forest Chda a,,
Sahdusky, connecting at Springfield with Iran iu,
IFOhuOn and Columbusi arriving Uoumbus al v,y, :,
M at urtana with train Tor Columbus; nj For.sT A.,
IRAN on Fttaburg, 1T. Wayne a Chicago K X p'',,,
last arriving "a Cresiline at o4o IN aud Pltt.ltisc
z:oV mi at Olyae with Ifain on Cleveland and r a.,
h. r. gong kast arriving IN Cleveland az $40 n =,
nunhlrk at s;3O ~, and Buffalo at 5SU 4 M, tto,, m
Wtst, arrlNnglh To.euo ~ iGlU M Dutroit nt MI
ms Chhisko " ividV M hnd Sandusky NJ tib n M,
al f. NJ NlRh LAPiess tor spilnRu.lo iIft..,,
Vii anu belleiOnlainvi cOnneeuIg nj Forest ~
nam gong LtAt Oh tlttslurg, H. WAYNE npIi Chm
Road, arriving Oresthhs nj t.lb a M pittsh,,r
M tong y eSt nith lfHln afrYiug IN kt ~. a.
90 IN, and Chicago nc l0Au NJ ~ u, de viii -
on cleveland and Toledo x. r. ari1tinn iu Ci.tssi,
s'SO M Dunllrk ~ 4;OJ ~ I,uiisiu Al b, a M
reaches sandusky at 7:4O IA. "'
7.nE r. al. Huntsville Accommodation t,a,,-,.
lsOO Dayton on arrival OF Tram from C'pr,n,,'iT
reaching springfield AZ H:53 m, Urtana nj l.4S ~ ~,
west Lbeity al ll'I5 m, belelonaine at A "a n ia,
and Huntsville at lZlz m - '''
llokets sia tins Lime 20 all points North B.at sr,
West can be bad at tis Ticket utnce i'm th. Ii,, -,
-sAM'L W. KING, Ticket Agent -'i'
seS rare always as low By any othsr rout.
FOrlhvffnhuun relative To shipping kreiphf t, t,,
Route, apply at the UOmpany'a hreight Depot..J =,
MaSSA1i Agent. A. kICE, Aute rltl,uo..t
N, 6. OLArP, Cen llcketAgeni. aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-09
GpbOisterp.
MeoicaI.
To Suffering Humanity.
Dr. w. w. RICHMAN,
fHE INDIAN DOCTOR AMI CLAIRVOYANT,

NTOuLD say 10 the siok and afflicted, that he oans.
w sthe blind 20 see, the deal 10 hear, and the
lame to walk without The use Of the knife orany MIN
eral drugs.
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
all fEMAlk WEAK ksS KS cured ia Tow days.
All CHRONIC COMPLAINTS relieved without fal,
BY calling on the Doctor al his rooms NJ his boarding
house, No % S. Clair street, second door south o.
the Unlyersalst Church, Dayton, Ohio. au2ldu
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They overcome effects Of disspatio and late hours
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"' have given the Plantation Bitters to huud
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supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
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BE cautious Of rs-flled bottles. See our signature
on fine steel plate label They are not sold by the
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p. H. DRAKE &CC.,
se%-laWom 2O2 Broadway, n. Y.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
BaIllmOre and ONO Rallrond.

etsa ~ l& ss Isz:sassssH Hsssssgszy7
4 hkAT NATIONAL BOUTk.--1eruinsl.. a, ~
~ lhgtun and baltimore on the hast and Whssi,n',
benWood anu ParkersbuTg on the Vest al Which, ,a,
unlles with Railroads, Steamers Sc Tor and - i =
points IN tle West Southwest and NorthwesI ~ "''
Three Trans Daily ior ali the Eastern Cit,..
- ms Is the only route to Washington Citv -.
Leave baltimore al $50, T:iO and lU:ilO m s, = .,
shu olV mi on sundays ut 4.3O and 74O a ~, o,i,
leave Washington at GUO, 7:4O and II a m snd y
NuI ttrpPi . lni on sthdays al $3.50 ana ) p m only
through tickets TO the Eastern cities can bs nroor
wa Washington CITY at an additional cbsr
hne aa quleA andfare as low rs by any other rout.
inquire ior uchets VIA Baltimore and Ono Itu,,,
" any ol lhe principal Railroad oftces in The VEL
J. II. SULLIVAN, Gen WesIern A.,
U u .,,,rLL; ~; "a COLE Gen. TcketARt
r'9miIH' Master OF Trans sportatlon auIo
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Dayton, Aenla aud Columbus Railroad.
ENsa u 5zl.as:Ea g -

Eza2SR ss slSsszI.... ;s.S'..sSs z-;ssSs
'lihhE ahE Daily Trans East, Columbus ,TIrou,,
= tche's lfoln Dayton to all Eastern ,1ties h
- Three laly Trans East, LEAVING Day,on ,.r -,
l.a9t ~ loioNs: Night Express IOIa M t,ipc,n '.,
sloP ohy al Aenla and London. Acconinun.i', ''N
i 7sp Ps al all way stations between dayton Al,
arriving at Dayton uip hi expras. y.1E.
press goo p. M. I'm 'NN"'' A") ha-
Ter than Dayton time ' - n'ihul"' 'as'
NoHets m can be had for all Eas sern citias
e",,'1t .att ON o. "; KING, llcA ct Agent.
se%" r. ". MUUDWA.tI. sIps r,tar.,,,.,
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These Bttters are put zap in quart
bottles, of tOhioh the abovo is a fac
simile. 9he label is finely en-
gravea, and is proviIsd tOith a
safe guard from coltnterfetters.
Pytoe 81 per bottle, or sir for 80.
c. w. Pobaot, proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
lvhorn all orders should be adj
dressed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

The Journal, under the head Of "a monar-
ehy to be established" quotes all article from
that delectable sheet, the Chicago Tines, in
which Washington correspondent of that pa-
per unbosous himself a. fellows:
"Day BY day the evidence accumulates TO
prove that it Is the design of the Republican
party ia entirely overthrow our system of Gov.
eminent, snd 70 establish monarchy en- its ru-
ms" etc.
The Journal then proceeds to remark -
These sGrocious sentiments are daily quoted
here, and warmly applauded To this complex
ion, then, have We been brought by two years
Of Republican ruls. What viii the remaining
two years bring forth >"
Now, if the suthor Of that paragraph Intends
to say that such sentiments are "eseted~ and
"applsuded" by Republicans here. We brand
him, her or L as an "atrocious" liar. Such doc.
trines everybody knows, are neither the senti-
ments of the Republican party here, nor in
Washington, ner anywhere else 1t ia bv such
wholesale falsehoOds that the copperhsads hope
TO win back 10 their support the followers Of the
ED Democratic party. who no logger fellowship
with them But thev will not sscceed. Ssch
lies are too barsfaced. Every sensible nan
knows that there i not word Of truth in a-v
such statement.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

RosEcRANs ON SLAvERT.-We take the follow.
ing extract from letter OF Msj. Gen. Rosecrans.
dated hurireesborO April 81, 1868, to the
Catholic Telegraph of Cincinnati, commendatory
Of the stand taken BY that paper on the SLAYER,
question:
II am heart and hand with you in this cause
Slavery IL doomed, and those who would now
uphold IL win be held ~ IN a very short time
TO public odium and execration No Statesman
will ViDdicate it, no friend Of human progress.
will stretch forth hand 20 break its fail no
lover OF humanity and religion will grieve for
its overthrow. have lived long enough in the
South to see its weakness, its disgusting features
deossing the higher principles Of our nature.
warning With religion. and paironizisg vice and
immortality. Almighty God has certainly or
dained It's destruction in this country, where il
mas been more offensive and immoral than in
any other, and until il is utterly extinct this
var cannot, iron the nature of things. cease.
am IN favor of cessation of hoStiites AT a. ear
y day as Poss bic: therefore am in favor o.
the Presidents Proclamation. This State was
made Tor white people and free labor. and when
slavery no longer bights its borders We NAV 81
Pect TO see the church and the school boDsa
take the place OF the slave pen and narketp
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
The schools In Ingham Comfy.

EolroR REPUBLICAN taking it for rAnted
that. after the people Of Ingham county have
expended over fourteen thousand dollars for
the support Of their schools during the past
yea. they will be glad to have the details Of
their expenditures, and the statistics Of the
schools. l have compiled the following tables
from the Report. of ss2, which show the more
important items Of labor and progress in the
schools Of the several townships in the county
STATISTICAL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

BURNSIDE ON TIE SoLDIKRs.-Thsy will SIM.
port the constituted authorities of the Govern.
M nent, whether they agree With them or rot
.nSeed, the army itself IS part of the people
rh S 20 .hoeOahly educated in the love of civil
nvey. "n,ch u the best guarantee for the Der
500 ;,. :. oar Republican institutions. that j,
=. s~.,; ;.en os me first TO oppose any attempt
e. go zoe exercise Of military au,borit,
,hrn '~s .sIAonsnmsnt Of peace bI .he ovsr.
80 a., s.s .soelen. No man on earth can
go oar c'.1en sed'ery TO the sstablishme,, -
s. m'ii'Sry aespousn' ard no man living wonIa
- 80 sne 'ouy 70 attempt IL To do so uonl5
-. y seAl DIS o"s doom. On this point tbers
OF the people y" '0e part
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
Cincinnati. Nav 81.


The Csn.nsreial has The following news from
rebel sources:
The jackson appeal, of the 2sth, says two
gunbosIs have been sunk at Vickssurg.
"Col Griersou's command made another raid
from Baton Roe IL, capturing and DESTROYING a
iafgr rebe. camp.
"Penbertou's Quartermaste- has succeeded IN
rcnuing 200 mules cut OF Vioksourg, thereby
reducing tRe consumption oi Germ The garri-
sen has tall rations for ninety DAYS.
Chicago. June /.
The following is a special TO the Tines
Headquarters In tie Field rear Vick~purS
Nav rs But little has been effected she last
SIS hours over one huad,ed pieces o. heid A.
sllery ard several siege guns rained shc: aud
shell o. the enezy's ~orks Yesterday.
The mortar Feet also took position behind
Dssoso Point aud bonosried the city darlns the
entire day. Or the risht, Go Sherman has
pushed S.eels's division sqaarely 10 the ioot OF
the parapeis
our men l-y ia the ditch ans on the slope OF
the parapet on TIC side Of one OF The principal
forts. unable 10 take IL by storm, determined not
:, give itun The Federal aad rebel soldiers
we're not twenty-five iset apsrl, both powerlrss
60 infct mgch harm.
Nearly the same condition OF things exists iu
McPhersou's front Hrs sharPshco,ers prevent
working the enemy's pieces la one or Tvs forts
| A charge w4s made yesterday morning Oh ons 81
! them bv Stephenson Brigade and repulsed.
Two companies OF one regiment got inside 4
teH got out again bat most we're captured The
forts are al filed With infantry. Our artillery
has dismouuted a lev guns and damaged the
works in some places, bus they are stl strong
Gen. AcClernsnd vas hard pressed on hls left
Yesterday, snd sent for reintorcements Quinn
hv's division went 10 his assistance at O'Clock
The contest continued iiil o'clock One OF
our flags was planted az the foot Of the esrth
works on the outside OF one Of the forts, and
kept il there for several hours. but the fort a:
not taken.
McClernand's loss is estimated Al l,00s II
killed and wounded yesterday. The fghtins
grows more desperate each day. Transports
now bring supplies by water TO within three
miles Of our right
special Dispatch to the Advertiser asd Tribune
Cairo. JuRc /.
Prisoners from below have arrived and ar
now debsrking Several dese,ter- from th'
rebel service, and who have taken the cath, arr
here. They left Nicksburg Monday evening
They belong in Missouri, and letG that sta,
under Price. They say Pember,ou's force IS he
tween q, 900 aud $4,000.
Vicksbhg, Ia their opinion, viii sur
render. TIE rebels have ne large amount o
supplies in the city.
The rebel loss in the battle Of Friday was yer.
large
The river batteries have been mostly silenced
Sherman is on the right, two miles from Haines
Bluff McClernand is one and half mile
from the court house, in the centre. NcPher
son is at the lower end Of Nicksburg.
> The report that Pemberton offered TO surrcn
der Nicksburg Oh terms l. confirmed.
4, 1t ia also believed that the reported arrival q
Banks forces at Warrenton is true.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
PolIey o. ths Coppsrheads.

The Rsnubcan party have carried On the var foT two
years Taey have sem their HELL HOUNDS AND y II
DOCS down south 4lc what have they A. on pli=is'
N.thtry And We told them tllt il The b-sil1-ns-
INIT they could accomplish nothing and the reason
~hy s because they are Our Brethren. Ana 70"
they come back and propose . kcE gp itss le1l -
f6s- Va-th and We ARE READY FOR THEM Geo. "
Pseks Spss,h Jlfore N Lansing Democrarc Assoc iaison
Hrrri IsS3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

THE Loss At CHAScELLoRsv1LLE.-The eff.
cal statement Of losses in the late battles At
Charlottesville is as follows: Killed, 1889
wounded, 1857. The number reported killed
WI be slightly varied when the list is coTatei
~''a the list of exchanged prisoners received
rom Richmond. Between 100 and l 800 Of
1ns wounded we're but slightly injured, and we're
no' disabled or OF duty single day.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

HAsTrD Observation-Disclosures Gen. Hascall,
whose conduct has so excited the Indignation Of
the espaerheads, was some time since re-
moved IRON the command Of the department Ct
Indiana
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

Tue North have discovered fror. Thu.
t. ;-.. sAoe OF slavery to the South as a mil
ool1 h .-.S and the procIamstions Of Lin.
An or h",S ssa ossigned to destroy that power
'~r nAnos- -Riehmond Enquirer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

. A few days ago the pickets On the river
road below GAINESVILLE, Tenn, captured De-
gro with q sack upon bis back. which upo,
examination. proved to be package of nee
dies to the amount Of 100000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

Is The Pension Office at Washington has
lately recorded the aiHStssn fhowsandtk appIica-
ton Of /. wife made widow BY this war.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03
ahe Policy OF the war.

Inefving freedom % the Slave. ensure Freedom 70
the Free honorable alike what We give and what "e
receive. We shall nobiy save pr meaut lo-e iAe -
hest hone u earth. Other means may succeed tli-
could not fail The say s plain. peaceful generous.
..st way which u followed TIE ~or-l VII ly'1ftI
,,-4rf ,rf Cos ro--t forever bless Prsstderf LIN
oaIa-s MILF Decerier. 1882
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

PEOvOsT NAksHALs.-AnRsEed Is list Of
Proves. Msr-bsls appointed for Michigan:
For the Stste-Msisr 2. Bill, Office at De
trot.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

e The Ship Canal Convention net yester-
day. in Chicago.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

-vJII-r ny =.
Reports from below Vicksbsrg state that
Gen. Banks has crossed the Mississippi with bis
army at Bayou Sara Gen Grant seat n flag
OF truce yesterday. about the sick snd wounded
The slaughter Of Federals was far greater IN The
assault upoa Vicssburg than in any battle d.
ring the war The AissisrpiGn OF TUESDAY
says Saturdays battle at Vicksburg vas toe
most stubborn Of all
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03

/ sI4ZsI 20 tl545 SO s7696 81 si46Ss
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-03


Col PHILIPPE. commanding the Indian Terrific
~. had severe fight with a portion Of Prices
army, on the goth. The enemy crossed the
Arkansas River near Fort Gibson Col Phil
lips drove them back. Our iOss was thir killed;
the enemy's i much greater. The enemy VS.
led By Gers. Steele, Cooper and McIato=h.
They are how massed IL our 'front.' claiming 70
have 1870 men and considerable artil cry
We have only 3 600 men and one battery, but
are vel fortified. This Is evideHIy the advance
Of Prices naiz army
The fact that Gen. Rosscrans began 70 move
upwards OF a week age, tends to confirm the
report that Bragg is falling back from his front
New York May 30.
The Tribune saws that Al o'clock this morn
ing our Washington correspondent telegraphed
that the facts Of the situation Al Vicksburgh
we're thus summed up by high authority Gen
Grant has, step by step, driven the rebels into
tseir interior intrencbments, turning their guns
against them. They, however, have troops 10
relieve each ether as often as NAV be desired %
ihe defending Of their line of Esrks, bat be is
continuing without say noleststion from John
ston, 90 lar, to assaI them succ ssiglly but
gradually. il order To take as much care a. ne
should take Of the lives Of bis troops engaged
il tie desperate fighting Of such siege
Nurireesboro. Nav 80
Tie following Is from the Chattanooga ReJel
Of the 2eth:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
HON. c l. VALLANDlGHAM'S
RECORD IN
Abolition,
Slavery,
AND TIE o.
CIVIL wy q @ %
HON. c L. VALL.ANDlGHAM'S

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

WASHINGTON CAIlBRE -The
calibre of our Washington Estates
men" NAV be measured by their
beauty Of expression on great &C.
casions:
Mr.. Lincoln-'The cohorts
turned tail and run.
Mr.. Stanton-*"The sneaking
copperheads of the North would
be driven Kissing to their holes.
Mr.. Halleck-"The copper
heads, as my friend the Secretry
has said, were driven Kissing to
their holes.
Any one can see that Lincoln,
Stanton, anu Halleck are estates.
,nen"-shining successors Of
Washington, and LETTERS IN, and
Jackson, aud Marcy-by the re-
inarks they made. ii q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

THE DOrGLAs MEMoR1AL.-Thc d.
ploma Of Membership Of the Il" 5
Monument Association. beautifully engraved
on steel about nine by twelve inches dimen.
sione. is now ready tor distribution to the
subscriber. to he monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the Association" 81. 90
or more, will be sent one Of these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contrihu ors in the sum Of 50 or more.
will be furnished gratu tously besides the
Diploma. beautiful imperial s;ze steel On
craving of Judge Douglas 81 by II inches.
published by Marsh. Rowe & 20.
Contributors in the sum of Si:0e vii! be.
come life members of the Dou"las Monument
Association ; in the sum of $50 no honorary
lif. members and in tn" sum of $4,000 hon
orary life members Of The BEARD Of Trustees
Local receiver and solicitors for contribm-
tions are haing authorized IN the leval states.
Pamphlets and circulars contairine the or
gsn;zation, constitution by laws and the an.
peal Of the association. viii be sent to al who
viii forward their address
Communications should be directed TO the
'eecretarv Douglas Monument Association
Chicago, Hlndss"
WALTER B SCARE PRIEST.
LIoxAnp W VoLx, Getty. tnl3v4n'3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

Colonel FRY, the provost-mar-
shall general. whose singular de-
cision touching exemptions under
the Conscription law excited so
much comment, has not yet furn3
ished the public witt, his views
respecting the following claim for
exemption. As he is in the in
terest Of the "highcr law" party,
the claim deserves his notice:
when a man hath taken a
new wife he shall not 90 to war,
,either shall he be charged with
any new business, but he shall be
free at home one year and cheer
up the wife " ich he had taken.
-Deuleronomy, Gath chap. 5th
rerse.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07
Gutta Percha Roofing.

No article ever before introduced to
the rublio hss equ.lled the L'errD Gvr.
rA.PsrcHA for costing tin or other roofs,
NAV OF old. one gailoa, costing 8 $50,
will thoroughly coat from 200 70 800
feet Of roof. and this coating will rem.
der the roof psrfoctly waterproof. and
will last three times - long rs white
lead or other paint. for covering roofs,
e,thsr new or old, We repeat, it has
no equal for durability and sheapnes'. and
we oiIsr it to tho public fully confident
of ito intrinsic excsllenos, and with q
warranty that it will do all that We
claim forit. Sold. in barrels Of forty GAL
Ions each, at liberal discount 10 deal.
ers. Address. all orders g
READY ROOFING 20,
(il,1, l2mos.) - Cednr street, Now York.