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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
BY Telegraph.
aEpoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MIN
ISTER.
NEw YoRT Jan. Oh.

NEw YoRE, jan. 9th.
The Tribune says editorially, a eher from
q we'll informed source at Paris, received by
the Asia, states that a few days before the
letter was written, the minister OF Foreign
Affairs, Drouyn De L Hups uisited the Empe,.
ror and advised him that a mobilization OF
the policy Of the Empire was required by the
public voice. That be was 80 far committed
70 the present policy that he could change
and therefore rendered bis resignation, rec
o~mmending Lavedstte rs bis successor. That
the notifications needed were in the hrst
place. greater liberty in regard to Italy; sec
ordly the withdraw Of the French army from
Mexico, and treaty with that power and third
" the Joining in a note to be signed, also by
En,land and Russia to the Confederate sn
tborities, taking graund that as the rebellion
had now continued nearly two years withon,
success, that the interests Of humanity and
civilization required them to lay down the'i
arms.
The writer adns that after opposing thes'
prop J~sitions, the Emperor, upon further con
sideration, took a more favorable view OF I'M
uolicy indicated The writer asserts IN th'
strongest manner, that Notwithstanding th'
unexpected and surprising character oil TIL
information it is strictly true.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
sHERIFF'S SALE

John oonsy ct al Montgomery Common Pleas,
Va Case No M
Philip Edwards at all In Partition.
DY virtue Of. and ia obedience 10, the command Of
ID an order OF sale issued in the above ase, and To
the Court House In the city OF Dayton, on
Saturday, Junudgy "a, 1869,
At2 o'clock p m Of said day, the following described
real estate, to-wit. In Lot numbered sixty-six t08l IN
the town Of Union IN the county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio.
The same, with the improvements theron, has been
appraised at SlOO, and cannot sell for less than two.
thirds Of the appraised value. Teims-k cash, x IN
one and x IN two years nom the day OF sale; deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the prem.
ises,
del9dtwawts GEORGE wOGAMAN, sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
LATE ARRIVAL.

New York, Jan, THE steamer New
York from Southampton oath, arrived. News
mostly anticipated. United Service Gazette
confidently asserts that the Ionian Islands will
be ceded to Greece and arrangements are
making for the withdrawal of troops.
Prince Hesse refuses the Greek throne.
France demanded an explanation at Madrid
respecting the official statements made by
Spain to her Cortes on the Mexican question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
Reported for the Daily Emplre.l
New York stock Market.

Nsw York, January Z.
STOCKS-Firm, closed better, since Board;
Money 6@7 cents on call Sterling Ex-
change unchanged American Gold | 3l4
United States skies 81 coupons s9!, regis
tered gu, United States fves "a coupons
81, Treasury 7 $40 l 02t, Demand notes
! 800, l year certificates s6t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
MCCLELLAN IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHiA, Jan Mcclellan held a
leyee last evening at his brothers house. THIS
morning the City Council and Mayor waited
ON him and presented the the testimonial au-
thorized by the Council some time since.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
DR.. J. P. GILLESPIE,

$ u X q T. o N ID f. N II II,
OFFERS bis services 10 the public, aud all the nd.
" ~vantages 10 be derived nom a thorough knowledge
OF, and twelve years experience in, the practice Of his
profession.
W. done IN all the different styles.
Office aud residen emo. IS, Jefferson street, west
side. between First and Second. de20dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati X. x


I'm and after December 81, 1850, and until further
notice Passenger and Freight Trains will leave
DAYTON, going north, ~ followsi
O1n A. NJ. through Freight and Accommodated
OsfU with Passenger Car attached.
In.t)n A. NJ. Mail train for Springfield, Columbus,
lVsOU Urhana, bellefontaine, Forest, Clyde ana
sandusky, connecting at Springfield with Train lol
London and Columbus arriving IN Coluinbus at 1870 ;
m; ~ Urbana with train for Columbus; 1t Forest witt
Train ON Pittsburg, ". Wayne a Chicago X. X. going
East, arriving in Urestline NJ 6;46 p m and PittBbuTg al
2.JO a mi at Clyde with Tram on Cleveland and Toledo
X. X. going East, arriving In Cleveland at $40 D IN,
Dunkirk At 3:SOs u, and Buffalo al 6.3O \ IN. DOM
West, arriving IN Toledo 81 1910 a m, Detroit at s:l6
m, Chicago at lv.3O a M, aud Sandusky ut $40 y m.
r., r. nj. Night Express Tor Springfield, Urban
VII aud belIeiOntalne, connecting al Forest, Wtl
Irnn going kast on Pttsburg, ft. Wayne and Chicago
hoad, arriving a CreHulne NJ O.lO n ui, Pittsburg ~ 5s4t
p IN. Going Nest, with Train arriving IA NJ. Wayne ~
d.2b q m, and Chicago at 1910 n IN, NJ Clyde with Tran
on Cleveland aud Toledo X. X. arriving IN Cleveland 81
S;SO a m, Dunkirk NJ 500 y Ia aud ButAio at $50 y m.
reaches sandusky ~ TAO u m.
y nE 4. NJ. Hunts yills Accommodation. ieayip
t:UD Dayton On arrival Of Iran from Cincinnati,
Reaching Springfield al 500 y M. UrtAns AT lO4s p No.,
west Liberty At ll:g3 p M, belloiunlane vi ll:6l y 10
and huntsville at l2:ls n M.
Tickets via this Line 10 all POINTS North, kast ant
West, eau be had VI the Ticket Office IN tho Uulon Depe,
-SAM,L W. KING, Ticket Agent.
" Fare always ah low aG by any other route.
Tor niVrnanon relative W shipping greIglt by thu
Route, apply at the Cumpany's Freight Dapot%J. u
mASShi! Agent al, klOE, superintendent.
M. q. ULAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent. lanlO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

Amlziah Young,
vs. Montgomery Superior Court.
Leonard Beechler and Case No, l72O.
Cgtharine Kouts.
DY virtue Of an execution issued In this case, | will
d offer at public sale at the door OF the Court House
IN the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, January "a, lSGe,
Al two o'clock p m Of said day, the following deserib
ed real estate, WIS Lot numbered four ~ In the town
Of West Arlington, Clay township, Montgomery coun-
~ Ohio.
Appraised at $40 aud cannot sell for less than 81 oil
the above appralBement. Terms cash.
de22dtWawts GEORGE WOGAMAR, Sheriff.
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@arketlng.
DAILY PROVISION MARKET
LEW GILLILARD,

A 7 No. ., Market street, north side, heretofore
"A stephen WOlie'a stand, Ia prepared 20 furnish ths
Meats, Vegetable aei atthe LOW EsT Dash PRlona
give him : trial sea-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Henry Huesman, Plaintiff, against Carl Drummer,
Defendant. Before John II. stoppelman, Justice OF
the Peace Of Dayton township, Montgomery coun-
~, Ohio.
GN the nth day Of December, A D 1862, said Jus.
~ tice issued sp order Of Attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of one hundred and hheen dollars
isoS5 HENRY HUEsaAE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
DIR. WIN. h, HURD'S
TOOTHACHE DROPS

ron THE cuRE OF
T0OTHACHE a
produced by exposed nerves.
Il Is particularly adapted to all cases OF children A.
hicted with
TooTHACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from that distressing
WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, by keeping
bottle OF
DIR. WIN. B, HURDsToOTHACHE DROPS
in the house.
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd's Dental once, No, II Fourth
Street, Brooklyn, Il. ID.
Price, only IL Cents, per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
Address Principal once, nniId.
ings, NO.I spruce street, New York.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack 4 Co., Fifth Avenue Ho
tel J, a /. Coddington, 76 Broadway u. S. Barnes
22 broadway, and by all Druggists.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07

FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting
IN OF the a 1gkholdera Of the Firemen's Insurance
Company, will be- held at the office Of the Company al
. o'clock p m, on Monday, January 8, 1868, lor the
purpose OF electinB nine directors for the enuing year.
by order Of the PRESIDENT.
Il. PnKLPs, Secretary. deg2H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
dayton, xenia and Columbus Railroad
Baltimore ana ONO railroad.

BALTIMORE and ONO Railroad.
&&Mtss 5 z3asssSa
lAhkAf NATIONAL uuTE.-rerminate al wash
" lhkton ana baltimore on The East, anu Wheeling
Deh"Ood and fafkersburg on the " eat, at when piUa
II uhltes MIN RAILROADS, steamers, &C, lor anu from Al
points IN the West, southwest aud Northwest.
IhIee rams bhlly Tor AL the eastern Cities.
MS lsthe only route TO Washington UhS.-Nu
Leave Baltimore at itdU, z: 10 aud iv.OJ q m, ami So.
snu o.lV p M ON sundays at fi3U And GIU n M only
boate Washington al QUO, 7iU anu a. a IN, and SD
ana 2 p mi on Sundays AT $3.50 and ) y IA only.
through tickets TO the Eastern cities can he procure,
wa washington CITY az an additional charge Oi ~.
IlHe az quick Anu!are rs low US by any other rOute.
inquire tor hcKets via baltimore and ohio KsIlroaC,
at any OF the principal railroad Offices IN the West.
=. Ii. sULLlN AN, ten. Western All,
Il. h. COLA, Ten. Ticket Az t.
W. I. SMITH, master vi transportation. Aldti
6~reenYille and Miami Railroad
- q. ~ lsBEEaEsaga
CHANGE OF TIME.
~ aud alter Wednesday, january Goth. lsU.. mt
Iurther notice, trains will run US follows.
Leave Dayton NJ 500 = m, and 2:OU D m,
AiuVe ~ mon lEZ5 . m " 4:lO ="
RkIUANlNG.
Leave Union AZ b!l5 n m, and l2O d m.
arrive at Dayton sac " " b;lO
Ianss II. o. sTlMsoR. sup't.
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IAI ING, MAIR.CUTTING, SHAMPOOING.

OLD PAPERS-news or any kind bought at
" ANDREWS Second Hand Store. DECO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
JOHN a~nNaNAanL
Eating Saloon and Restaurant

UJOULD respectfully inform his numerous friends
wv and e%ustofnerst that be has pnrchased the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

II has been reported that Rache.ter and
New York and other large cities hy their
constituted authorities had appropriated large
sums OF money with which 10 pay the commu.
tton Of S3nO foe poor ahoting men who may
be drafted The Republican papers aud speakers
thercat became extremely patriotic. and de
nounccd the councils OF those cities Ne heng ds
loyal aud endeavorng to prevent the union arm
les from being filled with view 10 the success OF
the South The Indignation Of these gentry
knew no bounds, aud language was insufficient 20
express their contempt aud utter detcst,tlnn 90
such proceedings Bu, LEI rs look u little fur
thee into tho action ct another class Of dsloyal
people
Ia the Cincinnati Commercial OF Yesterday. We
End the following paragraph in special lis
ptleh from Washington City.
The draft !. ordered Ia day IN the Dslrc, 81
columha-the quota i 5000. aud takes one man
IN every three The unexpected large quota ere.
afes quito a surprise Most Of me clerks IN ne
Departments hare formed mutual Insurance com
p1Hies 10 pay exemption
We shall hear ct no charges OF disloyaliy. or
atemp' Ia eyade the object oi the President, up.
on the part of those veil paid clerks Ia the employ
Of the Government II IL dsluyal 10 make any
proNisiuu tor he purpose OF Keeping poor men
with large families depending upon their daily liz.
Dor Tor support. out ot the army, but perfectly
leysl for more than two thousand clerks Who
have huened upou public plumber aud cxtrava.
CANT salaries, 10 lurm mutual insurance companies
for the purpose OF keeping every one OF them
out of the draft
This IA fair specimen Of the manner In which
portion Of the people Of the North aro lie
nounced as southern spmptthlsers, opposition 20
the Government. &c. aud another portion lAth
cred all over with praise. OF devotion 10 their
country. their country money would be moro
proper > add fidelity 10 the Administration
We have ever been opposed To THIS $500 cx
emp,ion clause believing that evefy able bodied
man. when drafted. should either fall into the
ranks ur furnish substitute This would insure
greater equality be,ween all classes : Lawrence
burg Register
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
ALL SORTS or PAnAGuaPHs.

TIE present debt OF our Government is
stated To be fraction under thirteen hundred
million dollars. IL is no doubt really much
more
-MARrLAND CoNFEpERArEs 1t il stated tina,
in the Confederate army there are two Major
Generals and foor Brigadier Generals who are
natives of Maryland
The Russian General MouravieIf is the au.
thor OF "A late ntrocous edict condemunc Polish
ladies who wear mourning for their kindred who
have fallen for Polish liberty to be logged with
rods. or pay fine of from 81 to 100 roubes
Substitutes continue 10 take legs to them
selves and Zee away whenever they can. The
New London Star says
On Saturday evening. two Of the substitutes
sent down from Norwich the day before, were
shot whilst attempting 10 escape from the con.
script camp in New Haven. One OF the men WIS
instantly killed. aud the other man was badly
wounded
All tho men and all the money necessary "a
support the Constituton--not a dollar to break
the Constitution.
Hon james y CLAY, who len Kentucky
with the rebels last summer IL now az Magyar,
Falls on the Canada side. aud i sain tn be- in the
las. stages Of consumption
Eighteen p,vmasters were with Grants army
at last accounts, dsbursing SIS 600 700 IN green
backs,
Gen Grant has been = soldier while IN the
armv but little else than a soldict--cortanly MA
politician. plotting ON and seeking by tricks Tor
tho Presidency lie has not locked up editors.
shut reporters out Of his lines. published prnch
nations. ful Ut sound and nonsense. excluded
newspapers from those lines forced his soldiers
TO vote Republican tekets--but simply attended
To he business aud lol--the result.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

~ Let those who have doubted the virtues
Of bulls Ccdron Biicr " any such there be read tn,
following certificate from gentlemen WILL known IN th
community. AMI doubt no moro
IT. general Introduction INFO the army will save tn,
lives Of thousands oi our soldiers.
l0ySvnLt. XIV. June T. is63.
We, The undcrsi snrd, have the good effects 70
duced by the ne ut DR. John Bull, Crd Buffers IL
general debility and prostraion OF the system aud be-
love Is General would prevent disease and reli,v,
much suffering. Among soldiers particularly oult
this be the ease, especially those who are exposed 4
niasmc influences Ia the southern climate.
MAJOR PHILIP SPEED.
Cpl. Int. Rev ID Dist. Ky.
CHNS D. COTTON,
Collector 81 TIE Port Of Louisville, Ky.
col. n. DENr,
rrAo.t Marshal Gen ~ Ky.
Rkv. h 4 HENDERSON,
Vice Prose TOT Ssrit,ry Commission.
HAkNEN HUGHES CO,
Publishers Democrat
GEORGE +. DOsRN,
Fog. Loui, willie Anteiger.
Hu0llfS PAkkillL..
Wholesale Dry Goods o. oilers, Mtin 81 Louisville.
DAVIS GREEN. & CO,
Wholesale shoe u 'slert, Nan 81 Louisville.
HAKi 4 MApulHFk,
Llthogral hers. cor. Third and Market, Louisville.
Iuttt " NTfR,
Clothing Merchant cor r1i,i sni Market Louisville
CArfk, I nil.nREiu
steamer Mnlar Anderson.
MAJ L. e. illESIoN.
! fiNmaeer l. s. Army.
c. 81 NfrCALFE,
National Hotel. Louisville.
cot. jESNE BiYtES,
fth konucky Cavalry.
GtONiN u PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
Sec advertisement in another column. Iy2o.dSm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
tutn Cured
From the Rev. p. r. Russell Lynn. Mass
LYNN. Mass Feb Isth 1862

From the Rev. p. r. Russell Lynn. Mass
LYNN. Mass Feb 18th. 1862
have been much troubled with catarrh Of the
worst type. for some twenty years. IL gradually
grew worse. producing cough and hoar.eness,
destroying the sense OF smell aud breaking down
my general health IA such degree as To compel
me TO resign my pastorate and suspend public
speaking. made digent use of the usu Il rem
edies, such as snuffs of divers kinds. nitrate of
silver, tar water. olive tar, and limitations. but
without any salutary effects. Last summer
heard % DE-. Lghthill's successful mode OF treat
iDg catarrh. visited him and put NV self under his
treatment. | began Immediately to improve
and this Improvement has gone on to the present
time Nv catarrh has gradually melted away
my cough has disappeared my voice has become
natural, and ! am once more able to preach the
blessed Gosnel Let me advise MI troubled with
Catarrhal d ficulties To apply To DR. Lighthill.
* RussELL
DR.. Lighthill. late member OF the celebrated
medical firm of Drs. Lghthill, No 80 STINT
Marks Place. New York, will shortly visit In.
dlanapols. professionally treating successfully
deafuess catarrh aud diseases of the eve. ear and
air passages. aug3 d2I&wlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
From cairo.

CAIno, August 1.-The 42l Mine regiment.
nine months meu, arrived yesterda A. Ell route for
Bangor
Provost Marshal Phillips comnlt ell the enroll
nent oi the 18Th district IN this she. and is pre-
pared u make draft rs directf There are
about = 900 persons enrolled. am large mum
Der ct descrters have been arresteS
The Provost Marshal has been ~ ged 10 place
the town of Marion. the RESIDENCE OF Congress
man Allen, under martial law .
Pockets are steiioued around httown and or
ders I've heen issued TO prevent SrsOus leaving
or entering the place without passI
Allen attempted To pass the gu rds. and was
brought before Phillips. when hk demanded 10
know II u Congressman was obli ~ 10 obey the
orders of petty provost mnrshi,E lie was told
that oil we're subject to the cnrol ynent aud no
one could receive plss without skiing the oath
of allegiance "a the United Stated Government.
Allen refused 10 t'ke the oath on 50 ground that
IL would compromise him with constituents
and force him To violate certain JNslges he had
made. lie therefore remains iisoner within
the limits OF Marion.
The steamer Sultann. from VIA sburg, brings
about 400 lurloughed soldiers.
The steamer City Of NJ ,dison ~ sivcd at Vicks.
burg from New Orleans on the ON
Nylgltion on the lower river h entirely unob
ettuctcd
The expedition which left Vsx-burg n few
days ago has arrived at Port ludson. IL I.
stated the expedition IA commtndo-s by Grant in
person
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03
FROM Wemphi.

MrMPHrs July 30 The ste,mt1 Warner. from
Vieksburg. arrived with Maj GEM Blair and staff
en- route for ST Louis
All quiet at Vicksburg and vici{ty.
Col Richardson, the rebel guerSl la. has issued
orders requiring all men in Wesy, Tennessee be
tween Is and 45 TO report To his Amp under the
rebel conscrption law ..r
The following barbarous instructions are to
govern his men in c,rrving out thf order. If a
man should absent himself from lme 10 avoid
this order. burn his house and all property except
such as may be useful to this ccYlmsnd Ii n
man resist this orer by refusing {. report. shoot
him down. and leave him diving ~ man takes
refuge IN hi4 house and offers res ance. set the
house OF fire, and guard it so that " may not get
out
The officers Of the steamer Fourier. from
Helena, report the arrival Of Gen Davidson with
a large cavalry force from Pilot Eklob. Missouri
he captured about 500 rebels IN miles from
Helena and brought them with hin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

OUTRAGE BIZ NEGRo.-Y esterdsy morning
As little girl some eleven or twelve years OF
age. was walking through the east market house
with her brother. mere child, she was ap
preached by negro man who attempted to take
improper liberties with her. The Transaction
was Witnessed BY a lady who h,ppened TO be
looking from n window ON the east side of AL
ba street who called the attention of some men
10 II, and they hsstenei to the re,cue. They
hearl the child pleading with the negro as they
approached. lie desisted soon as he Jaw
them and WIS arrested and placed in Jail MIR.
shal Bsbing. of the Union Depot. and one or two
policemen. were of the party who made the ar-
rest The children during the excitement, has
tened home, and il IS not known who they were
The negro will be examined 20 morrow before
Mayor Caven. aud il il desired bv the officers
that the parents Of tho children report their
names at the police office il this notice meets
their eye.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

Nrw YoWK. August - The ,S',mer Amer.
can, from southampton on the lJ. arrived at
noon.
In the House of Lords tho Dtte of Argye
asked the Government IN give f,silitios Tor e.
tabll-hing ship canal from IKE Eric to
DIANA river Tor carrying Pain through
Canada instead OF the United Sta1s
Granville regretted tho Cana Sans had no,
sufficient militia Tor defense IN ca. Of war. and
said u was Impossible for Engl{1 10 defend
Canada effectively unless Canada Il aided
The Times city article savs yhe American
news Was received With surprise. }sappointmeut
aud Satisfaction Surprseat the ,{ranse Of the
Vckshurg defense. disappointment of removal
owing Ia Lees retreat. II all pfosssct Of ter
mnation OF the war. and satlefaet{n contempla
ting Enrl,ud's wisdom 10 not pre- ,turely WELD.
Ing t. the recent pressure for Cou4 dorato recog.
milton,
fRANcr. The Constitutional Niles. and saws
the Russian replies ara being exsnined by the
three Powers, which intend 10 setla the question
definitely
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

sS- will sell az auction. AZ the first brick
house west Of the corner of Georgia and Meridian
streets. on MONDAY. Angus, ID. 1869. az o.
O'Clock A large lot Of fine well kept house.
hold furniture, such rs good carpcs and mat
tings IL hair ser, sofa chairs hair sea, sofa. |
hair seat sooiabe rocking and either ch,irs. OK
tension and other tables dressing hufe,us. en-.
cle~cd wash stands. Refrigeration. French bed
stead. mattresses and bedding. cooking stove
and fixtures. parlor and sitting room stoves
queens aud glassware. nc retms cash
WN L, FEArHsRroN.
~ VI eod2t Auc,onecr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

t. The SID Massachusetts, regiment. from
Gen. Banks army, passed through here on Fri
day on their way home to be mustered out. their
term OF service having expired. They had their
sick with them some Ut them were very low.
Ia transferring them one was exhausted that
he was reported dead. The Colonel came TO the
car on hearing il and ordered metallic coffin,
Observing that the n worth s25 900 On
hearing a coffin ordered for him the sick man
raised bis head and counterpanded the order, OBJ
serving that he hoped to reach home alive. he
died, however, We learn, at GALLON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

Pc Me YoR Sr MAYS CauRom Ann ScHooL
pic nc will be held on MONDAY. August 2 ~,
tho grove opposite Goldsmith's Nursery on Nir
ginis avenue, south east Of the city
The procession will start from the church ~ ;
o'clock N the mpfning and march to the grove
Hahns National Guards Band will accompany
the excursion and remain on the ground all day.
and Polent Glee Club will be present aud sing
some national airs
wagon will start from The church, on Della.
ware street. hy Philip Helix m. every hour IN
che day. and convey passengers AZ reasonable
rate
Refreshments will be on the ground. and good
order maintained.
All friends OF the church and school are In
vlted 30 participate Nv order OF the committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-03

~ There was quite exciting case before
the Mayor on Saturday. involving the good re
pute OF one of our fashionable saloons. IL was
charged that house OF prostitution was connected
with a. The complaint was made six weeks ago
but. as some dignihcd officials OF the military
persuasion were summoned as witnesses, il was
suffered To lay until the ease could be sustained
by more civil Witnesses The case occupied ali
the afternoon. and resulted in the flung OF the
proprietor S25 and costs-the usual amount