Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-22

found below, and the letters must be called
for by the persons to whom they are address
ed, or persons authorized by them
DAYTON. t
Mrs Mary A. Baker, Mrs. VIM. Wilson,
j. W. Hudson, " Jon. SpielmaR,
Ann Birch, Mary A. Baker,
M. A. Fairohild, John Hamilton, III
John Gouschall, TJ. s. Smith, ~ 4
Thomas Manning, John d. johnson, 7
I. s. Babbitt, Rev. Henry Carat,
Henderson Elliott, Thomas Meredith,
Joseph McCammon, Alexander Gebhart,
| William w. Wolf, Hamlet Burton,
James Tingle, James C. Allison,
A. W. Eaton, John Thornley,,
Jacob Fetherling, Care of Winters & Son,
John Horner, q" "lstb 81
Samuel Miller, /" VanDoren 4 Co.
Joseph Bowman, Smith & 0lwin,
John Similar, f" r. Snyder,
William Drurey, Bimm & Bro,
| OTHER PLACES.
Master Willie Wilson, Union, Montey co.
Mrs. Harriet McCarter, Harrisburg, g"
Miss Eliza Fetherling, townsville,
Mrs. Sarah E. Robbins, Centreville,
Jacob Beard, Harshmanville, i'
Elizabeth johnson, Clayton P. o.,
Mrs. A. Studybaker, West Baltimore,
William Clammer, Miami City, +"
Mrs. Caroline Baldwin, f"
Jacob Hughes, Z"
Mr. Jack Hoerner Dodson,
VIM. J. Lamme, Alexanderville, ="
Augustus Mundhenk, Pyrmont
William Utz, ("
MrA. G. Lenix, Kneisleys P. o., Greene co
William Maxwell
DAYTON
Philip Marquardt, II. H. Hellrgle,
Mss. Cloey Lenix, James Roll,
blanchard q Brown, George W. jackson,
Samuel Rohrer, Jesse Gerard.
I. ID. Eichelberger, Leonard Buyinger
Johnsville--Mrs. Catharine Heistand.
Prof Dietrich deserves and receives the
warmest thanks of the soldiers and their fam
lilies for the interest he has manifested and
the time and trouble he has taken in their
behalf His private affairs which demand
his personal supervision, alone compels him
to forego making visit, as heretofore, to
secure the money the Montgomery boys de-
sire to send home to their families, ai,
20 t-.si55l 4 ~. /.
Played out Yesterday the celebrated
and almost indispensable "Whistle Of the
Western Machine Shop" did not mark the
honrs for commencing and closing work,
the institution having played out The 81
lence Of this familiar "monitor" was univer-
sally remarked by the thousands whose daily
avocations have been regulated by il for
years The extension of 80 days" has ex.
pired, and the Shop was closed yesterday
We hear it rumored that Manufacturing
Company will soon get charge of.the sxten-
sive works, and commence operations on q
large scale This will prove great blessing
to the men who have been thrown out Of en-
ployment at that place, will advance the gen
eral interests Of the city, and--put the inevi-
table and indispensable whistle" again in
tune.
So mote it be.
FURRY-on the 9Th day Of February, ult.
in Camp at Corinth, Miss., Of congestion Of
the brain, Noah Furry Of company l, 63d
hoBiheht W " =.
At a regular meeting Of the Oak Lodge,
No. 265 /. o. o. f. held at New. Lsbanon,
Ohio, on the evening Of April 18th, theiEclIow.
ing tribute 70 the memory Of the deceased,
was adopted, viz; sss
Whereas, 1t having pleased the Great Dis
poser Of human events, In his providence, to |
remove from our midst, our late beloved broth
er, Noah Furry, and II is an event, solemnly
and deeply affecting to all Of US, therefore,
ResolUed, That we cheerfully bear testimony
TO his character, TO his Rniable and gentle.
manly department 70 his unaffected dignity
and his great goodness Of heart, which won 70
him, all with whom he came in contact, that
he win ever be held in rememberanoe BY US
as one Of our most worthy brothers
ResolUed, That we deeply and sincerely
with the parents, relatives and
friends Of the deceased, and direct that q copy
Of these resolutions be read at the funeral
services Of May 18th, that copy of them be
leut to bis father, and that they be recorded
lpon the minutes Of the proceedings Of this
odge. st.,,'t ~ H
D. K, WARxns sec'y.
New Lebanon, Ohio, April 18th, 1869