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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
From the Baltimore Amsrisan.

We have letter from our correspondent on
the Hartford, rsYuiiating the recent rnmors OF
her loss 1t is family letter, bot we extract such
portions as are of public interest
u. S. STEAMER HARTFORD, }
.,re Mouth OF Red Rlvrr, My ~, 1863. !
DEAR FATHER You will see by the above
tina. this good old fighting vessel the flagship OF
Admiral Faragut, is still sf)at. notwithstanding
the numerous rebel reports of her destruction
9ahd capture. and that we still malntaiu our posi-
ton at the mouth Of Red River, in defiance Of
their threats. . ',..
The Union feeling is strong up Red RIVER, aud
/ learn that Gen. Banks has already recruited two
REGIMENTS Of Loulsisntans. Seven fugtes .rmed
wi, Win shot-guus anil long knives, who have betn
diving 10 the sw .mps for six months escape con-
scripiii6n, came on board the Hartford about a
week, i, zee, and were yesterday Sent up Red Xiv
eragslp, asshey. expressed desire 10 go aud
ION The Union men who have Already had some
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

THE Next PRssipENs Several of the New
York papers have already begun to busy them
selves About the next PrsideucyA The Heyaiy
of yesterday has an elaborate article On the sub
iect, in witch it advocates the re. election of Mr.
Lihccln. The Germans Of the West, who idol,ze
Fremont, talk oi running him without regard
to party action.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
CROCkERY WARE ,

Having determined to CLoSE OUT my stock OF CRo'h
cry, 1t offered much below thp ruiz prices Inc 20
sormen is LARGE and. comprises the newest ana 0e''
sy les of BOOrESr Celebrated Ware TWAS purchase
before The recent heavy land will be sold cor
respondngly low, }. C..EhSHi'
Montpelier, March Is, 1858.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
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DAYTON EMPIRE



Fasnda of Constitutional LllHriy lAe pAifos
Earus, once more gresia you, ana iAAas r'APe
along wlihtha other Democratic pApeF oi me r'n'e,
:. an adyoaale Of your prlnclplsa apd defender o'
yonr ,iqIts. u asdauty expects ~ yei'f @rds
warm aud triendiy reception.
Al imp,rlant eampaiga IL befcfs ne i'anFll WITH
more of good or eyl thaa any Which 'as ever pFeae"
edn, The IAfs Of the Nation aud We laerhep v'Me
4 peeple are M s,ebe, The coming faehar we p,'s'
nsnl with mighty events and every lUhn fhu'ip 20
nv nosted" on the current asuls, 90 ~ 70 be alae
-, n,,,,,n hls ,laty as becomes anlsnAn. The great
b.tie bstwesn UenlFalised Power ala lndlNlauf I'D
-pamoovacy and peppolinp-'ia nov orlne
fou,ht n our people arc tnie " ihsinhoveSi 'he
,sas,it,tIen aud tho albue teehuly q or l'atflo
f,,ef.thara, the contest cannot to dopidhil The
seat nlahlon 0fths Democratic pnfy, when hhs efef
s.ood a. lbe bpwafh oi ne unioh md the ehfnplpH
az the Consultation, renders lis enllff upnS Apa p"'u
attitude, In this iiegf Of nailona pe'lls mluet y
vita, oonoern me pending Issue " net less ier te
maintenance of united county ihsn Tor The parpaiu'
alton ofpAmooratia principles ~ rSpoumlea lg 1Fi'
6,,nsn and Iurka0u fhs most uionertona results
hang upon The issue, rhe past " dead save 10 lla
.ssona ofsHpsrenYs The Oonstilnipn, " PfsVeffra'
= tna beaoon.liyht that VIII guide " 10 pooi
nsely nom tbs present rin and paHNrli Y unin,
p,sd nadsF foot and deuiroyed ~ are lofe''f 'oH'
In ndarhnoan, gloom epafahF y 70 lhe nsNpo y VIZ
U0mOrfahr parry W ftaf'tfN ''ffN'
shiloh gave az Union, 10 that party alone may com
usryaliys citizens look iof Fegef Tpl nsI9y rn1'fr
10 the proud days Of tho kepnhle, whel rc"if SMILED
and proaperlty reigned throughout the hnd lllaun
ausstlonably tho trls upon party ottlpiwsafnt dny
,rhs fe.reoord Of our ououn Union and u'h Hatcn',
ofthe Constitution fsny attest tba detaraioa' as
der ita prudent sway and lildleloas government ui'
Union was made hoarina aud the ponauip'loha %
r,sd houl Of saualIly aud national halhahsst. Ian
whittier w may w san see no ersy Of hope for th'
nturs salsAliou VI our country mo "boS olWoniHe'
save 10 aud through tie triumph cfthe great oonsl
tul,ona Demoaralie parry, founded ~ " Is qn Sonn'
ur,nolplss and devoted uns stsraly 70 thn uhan hni
earps,aity ef ttia once happy nnd pnrpsrona, hu
nav torn aud tissdihg, eoiiulry,
we ash Tho patronage ot Az tho ionner itendH Q
The papsr aud viii Welcome 80 inagy new subagresi
a. desire 10 Ahe sound and relalae p'yneef'hl
ioarnal n ID Tho DISCRIMINATION ofths Company "a q
strict csah lis,nesa, and no paper VII e pent IN
less pAId form advance Thia ~ a'rfio roin whic
they VIII not vary. Al will ba dealt vim alle'
ItA.F TEHatBIf tff
At uHtiy. psr year, tby aetfa...4as.sa,+, $50 y,
wesh, tDy CaEriShsJ"'pt'' ~
weekly, (aiaHIs govy, per yaaf,la3ess y
(0Iaba or tsa and uPssara,D "
EMPiitg COMPANY, PfolHieiofe'
j I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

Sentenced .--John W. Dobbins convicted
some two weekA ago Of murder In tho frat d..
gree, was sentenced, this morning, BY the
Court, TO be hung on Thursday, January 2sth,
1864 4l 1us.sw
When asked by the Court what he: had TO
say why tho asnienoa should not be passed
upon him, said that he ioll as II he had viola.
tod tho laws Of Ohio, and that some pun Iah
mont should bo inflicted, but that be- did not de
sorve q puniuhIuent 10 great a, that about 10
be inflicted that Lindenmulh, tho man whom
he killed. frat attacked bin, aad that no was
ohly acting Ia pslf defence, that he was afrnld
LIbdonmuth might DO him some bodily hilary,
because he had charged him (Dobhins) with lho
intention TO rob him,
10 bis counsel, d. A. IIouk and s. Craig
head, he said ho Was not able 10 exprean hiS
gratitude for tho able manner 10 which they
had defended him--havlng done 90 without
compensation, and said he was exceedingly
aorry that he wNs unable 10 pay lhe6l Tor thoil
sefyiooh ~
A motion fst new trial was made, whIol
was ovsrraled Then notion was made il
arrest Of Judgment, because tho defendant wa
once pntiupon w trial before, Che Iorms
Jury having iallodN aSrse, were discharged,
aud und'r tho consilp.ion 20 person eau b
put twice IN jeopardy Tor the sans o0sno,
Ths motion was ovesmlsa 10 which eouna'
lo6k sxcepllonua and willAspk q revtrsal.ef q
lndgmen, Of lhe coer, bore W The supsem
coert
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
WHAT Is rnn cAum or DIsaAsr


IVHE primary canse oi syey disease lia. 10 nssl' 4
/ heir 20 = mpurlty ~ tho blood, Tho tleod hN.
... eumsa impure hun tnAuy nalaue, impufs ~ bf
f change ID weather. n0winlAsoihe hod and sHpurpfe
are among tho principal nauseH of impur1v Of ths
blood. Tie synplouH are gddinesa beadhane' con
tinad uougls, dull una heavy, dFowsinaHe, cor.
spaon of ihe bowslu, had lasts d The mouth ianl
tongue liver tom plAht, pans 10 tho iapk aud legs,
nas of Aptatle, hleeplesh BlHhis, ron, eianpi pam
and ghtiSrH 81 llg ehest llsnlinlrn nou ana ihen.
natiHin, puing and pinginR, alhilh anh hfah more
or lees hlampihyhR these, and aionH ieh of tfonb'
ieaona and naurOun affections, All 81 NhpA may ~
prevented aud cured w taking iew du4aa Of ~,
bfHlCkLAkpy VEqEfAnth rvhlFtikg ANTI.
nILIOUH ptLiN Thny vii purity if hkaIth fit
no ntomanh, bowels aud liver 10 Aheaiiiy cundlpni
They arc panuniAry suitable for chrome and nefvou.
llasaans, Every kInliy aud every solder Should
Keep supply 0f these lhllH, ~ many diaensa are en-
Waited by t6eit use, They RFe mia and fhie nedl
clns, and can be taken at any tms without danger Of
taking cold
Aal1 ,y MI driaglsta or asni 10 my part on receipt
Of twenty eeta and HienpHd enYeloIe, nddfesr'
edDrl B11iukLAhus 9 cast Eoanh ntfesb oincibna'
~ ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
PETITION FOR DWORCE,

MARI Igheseo v riuani 2; Johnson. oelamon
tNDWAiip II. JOHNsoN viii iaho aatep tlal "a
~ Notemb N. pad Mary 5phuaon 0ird hof pet
iain bf alfnfao alaiaei hiuiln un Nuufi " npnllnda
rlsaa * mosiaawfis sqFai1 een,e t,l,.al efa'
1as.asn 4 iessAs. Aloroa5' dssss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

kToTlun d hereby given lhai u,a uedenleaad hss
IN hesn dalF appainlN k1eaatNr ~ the isst vii
ina ioslamsni o. l'arlafs Wilsai dsnoaasd. late %
isaihofy eohniy ohio
afi1aH | JACnu WiIlW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
iiiltMSTREET"S
lnimitable Hair Restorative.

ir ~ hOT DYE,
bu resiofoa Prey har ~ VI. 0npnal oolot,hy enpIAy
ny thn tHihliaf3 t,les with naihHd anHennnG6, iui
paired bY aye dsohsnt All irnianiannouH is yeh are
composed ~ lunar nanatln destroying tho ylfhhfY hHd
hany " The hhiT, aud ainfd ol thsinHnyun no dsHs
lhf Heitnstferfs inlsnilaids ONpnug n0t only rrs
slor"s bar e. iH natural color hy an easy proosH bpt
gives The nara
buXUniARf BEAUTY,
Promotes its HfnNilh prevents ia falling nn tfFdt
saes dHndruH, and nnpHitr health ana pisatnhinesa
tn tbs head. i,a stood the trHt nj hnH, brpa the
Original liaf lupihA, HndiR constantly Increasing ih
afof, Uath W h0ih gentlemen nnd laailnf ~ sold
by all rehpri'iRa Dnlofs, ein be procured ~ ihrui
ul HE n0minenl1 agents, y, ~ linrnes A d., Nfa
ligadWay, NaN f0fh. Two stpl, my uonis snd ose
dnilhf s-5siF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

Going The snow Ia fast disappearing
updor ihq melting iullaoueo Of steady rain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

Indianapolis DemorRlised.--ln lndianap'
oils Is gaining reputation cqup TO the Five
Points Of Now York city Moba, shooting, M.
aaSoInation, robbery aud burglary ofe the or.
dor Of tho day and night The city Ainfcaiod
with tho most desperate characters who per
pelrelc their crimes in Tho most daring man
nor, Tho Sentinel in abiding TO thia up
pleasant stats Of affairs, says
linrglarlcs aro tho order of the night IL IN.
dianApoliG robberlea and rows aud lnoba the
order Of the day What ara our peaceful, aud
orderly, md respectful, and uniformly quet
ctisBaa 10 do ublvaa, IN oontsayoBtlon of law,
they sectutey arm thcnsevha7 Shall WI be-
compelled 10 establish Vigilance commilioe,
who VIII execute upon all wrpngdoera without
loer or favor, solely booAuse our Auth0ritisa
nre tlmid or lax, or slaes7 Either by citizens
or officials something must DO done and that
speedily, for tho protection Of oar persons,
our lives our wives, our children, oor irionds
and our property,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

Big Figures --llsga arc worth thirty
ooniu per dozen in Indianapolis and wood
seyeu dollars per cord II ID not much better
here, H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
Rusit,
STRING MUSIC.

4 An pral'afed ~ uiaish ntflnF Music ar tals.
Il fHfiita, fn. ~ The lowest Ynaailn rates NatIn#f
iHayed With ffn Fafohiid aufag the ihai aulililII
iHs rnHhdaut ihni can sHhsl 40 he old ruairu|H
eiH am ihHinitf nf ne haahnNnial hand. sat
ran iufniah hnt NHnlrf n plffna for . atIifa ihf|t
Aii cfuaft ish With tafft Ihnoialt, cofnlI IlII3
and itiirrspn Streets unief Muaipu hall, aiil ist
pfohilaiy ntfndfd vi
deiiaap rANIEL nAKFe, :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
legal.
wiLI,IAM DRiQIlTs EsTATE

Gr0rICR 10 horal,Y Fyga ihai tta gndaFs gusd hss
n this day lfeu dnly appointed AdmhisifaiflA VI
tho ealatf n William hflRlh. iate " aoaiaoinrrj
''isi2 asi2.s s'''' "''' MARY JAMS RRI0HT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

A Biography Of shakspeare.--'fhofo
aro many interesting fsole CONNECTED with
shnkspcarea Ito, slill In dispute, which prob
ably will never be satisfactorily settled A
book has recently been publiahed In London,
written by samuel Neil, which ia announced
as Critical Biography" Of the great dramal.
ist Il Ia said TO contain n CONCISE aynopaia Of
the known facts Of ShAkapearo'g He, arrang
Cd ~ strict chronological order on acoodht Of
tho Shakespeare iorgorIcai n resume of the ar.
gumonta, pro aud con, In the Collier coniro
yersyi and n "'rabalar View Of tho dramAi-
ufq works, with their dates compiled from ihs
best authorities h..,. .aUll.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

atAtLifIHps .l4.a
lMYBb Dt0kEY-.M The feridonop ol hridr'H
ntlef, 10 thls pitY, on fhhfadRy, Hih inst w hey,
a. ~ empar, Mr. Henry u, OfagaH 10 Misn Hallip j.
UiHkty. ''hu narlsh .N.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

The Draft -al6N evening large nun.
bcf ofciiilebe oi The Fifth Ward orpani2ed In
the oteRoa Engiuo llouae hher proimary
diauuahiou, II COMMITTEES, conaisting Of George
Lehmhp q, Gross, II liIlgefort, N Altlck,
NJ MoCabe, Lawrence Buiz, O. A, starr,
George Cathcari, w. 8 l,owla, Ahd J. II.
Stoppemnn, were appointed TO CANVAS tho
Ward, calling particularly upon those sobIect
20 draft, and others who arc willing 10 nHslHt
aud foeeiye subscriptions, making $50 10
cnoh mnn subject 20 drnft ~ basis, with n
yicw u raiAH iatinlti6nt money 10 tl6w the
Ward from DRAFT, by paying 20 recruits $500
additional TO the Government bounty. Daniel
hlhck wah elected Treasurer A Committed
consisting Of Ohp Chaiflnan) George liehman,
Harry 0rcble, and 4 Peiipger woro appoln
tod 10 consult with citizens Of other Wards
aud have a call made for general meeting
Of eitisons Of all the Wafda, TO olmtiplo moas
urca 10 cloaf tho cnliro city from DRAFT Over
\ $500 wore hubscrlbcd before Adjournment
q. W llouLsa, Sbcreinry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
For Rrnt.

HOTEL FOR RENT.
TINnE large and eoninodibus hotoi Tho pliroad
l aD the aefnef " MRlB nnd Filth street, known ~
ihe chlrhgO House, Ootmnriy called Tho Anthony
ltonaeD H niintrd iur rent, 10 . good lenhht. The
house iH larRh hnrt slnhted nehr Tho UAiifnah Do
pot aud ii and used Expressly tors hotel ierspnH
Wishing Information NJ regard ~ The hdlpr nfa fcs
taiuaiad " nali ai No. lW fith street, D0hry'A
Block dolidim ,. BihkBL, Agent
III IOllglnnhll ERalnfnf nnpy.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

In tho Station House, The police and
others who make the Station House thoIt
headquarters, aro always on tho alert for n
joke A few evenings since tho Street Com
missioner, who had bccn on his round Of in'
apectoo, stopped at the Station House, hitch.
ed Ms horse and went IN for short chat with
those who thrro "most do congregnloP In
short tins the Commissioner came out, aud
found his horse hnd "yaniooaed" (" llo was
fully taiisGed the animal had not broken bis
iether, and ''strayod aud nj once concluded
he had bccn 'sloleu although ho could not
think Of any ono In that locality who would be
guilty OF auch petty larceny, Ilo concluded
however, 10 invest fow sbnplaslora 10 adyrr'
isIng the aDimal aud hi once started for u
"prlht alop" On hia way he mot tho Mar.
shal, who suggested that poHslbly tho horse
had been 'disorderly,' and tho police had ag
rested aud confined him In tho Station House
IIo took the hinl nt once wont bnck, and
sure enough, found hig "cborgor" locked uI
in Hn out buildng, designed expressly loi
''vagrant7 or "disorderly' animals, Ilo paid
M Guo, the animal wha released, and the Com
missioner mounted on iia back, rode on ad
mInistering severe lecture TO bis unrul,
horse for ila bad behavior II Is not likoly 4
be onught In TINT prodloemout again,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17


Pork--Pork u coming lblo tho ely In
large quantities, Wa noticed az many ~ ok
wagons loaded with drefsed "porkerap which
cAmo In before noon today
Court prooeedingA.---ln Che ease Of the
slnte va Claiborne IIagan, n motion IL arrest
Of Judgment waS mado by hls oonSel and il
nov being Argued,
=. S.--'fho motion In tbia caSo Inc boon
ovafrnled, frm Ean,
sirhe aeptence Of Frank, convicted of'horac
atqeling, will be pronounced lhia ailornoon.
10 tho eape Of the State VI, Cavendsr, con!
yicted OF adultery, there are several motions
panding, which, u oyerulod, will be taken up
10 sapromc Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

NfOffOE 10 horshy given that here Rts nov roniinR
IN before ihe uiiy council oi ho eli OF HA1lnni mo
fniiowinH ordinances, lpfniii .
10 improve Maple stfssi ifoin uhafsf street 10 the
Western Lavae,
IN paFsuanos 10 tho law said ordinances we're twicn
reni, iad the table, nnd hs Clerk ltHuueifutn ave
four weeks noiita Of Tho ppndancf oi the Hhihni
accrue ifOm Haid improvements 10 hf hlad ~ ~ lint
with the Uity nd, Hatlin fafh tie emuhhi NJ Jam,
igor cinne Wiihin two wee iu nltpf tho expiration ul
iie lnd fag0 trd ~ the publication VI such n1icS,
Whnn the ssfno vii he taken lip iut hnnl AruOh,
np8OilW ANTHONY HiEfhhNsi Uny Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
COUGH NoiMoRE.

try sTmoKLAEpB MHtLiFLpOus COUGH
uA1SAM.
This "A tha bsstssd cheapest remedy lor Coughs,
Colds, HehfhsneaH Asthma, WhOOtips Cough, eta
Consumption. yhpdy who ths ined this e1rri
lent halHam enthusiastically fefdfnfneh1 it, NM
Mqhe naFf street. Cinfinnhii, anyA Ahe has been q
no ~ be- aide uak up alaift, eh took one t1tilp
u this baaam, aad hhs heeR hsiisr efef since, and
advises all NDe nave pgnRhs upidA an't Asthma "
~ This valuable Cough hlaaln tiily Giants pei lot
49, Sold by Ail druggists, ans manufactured AZ No, o
east Fourth street, clnalanau
BRANDE's Tuss1itAGo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DBhlUAlLE country residence, viii nnesn
IA heFsH pf good land, iyinR ono mile nnrth 0f boy
ton, Oh Tho ud'ifey fDed, W unafed ~ private safe
Ihare IN large md cpmtiraie Dsna house, aud
good OulbuldlnEa, Gn tho land, IN oipltard ~ ine
Rfhfed nnldei poHf md peach lfeaei large aHrpnf
mHhl aithNhurry sinrHi Of the wlHnn, New Albany
Hni rfphr yArepH ALSO, about three ncrrH 9f young
tuffani hnAiaA, far alnH purposes Any persons DO
aifiuE ~ purchase requested tOpRii aad eknmng
lhe property them siyee, ~ tho proprietor ~ ron
Bdunt that u viii bear inspection, .Nl I.Ill
Also ton and half aafea oi bpbered land, fnnr
1iiinn north u Dayton, near thu odd Troy rond.
no2ld.wu JAMEA ItsOOP,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
GIotbes=borsr.
sOMETmINa WORTH HAVING.

UWWHEWFNW WWHFW WHFENWs N
TT iaH Weli-fnade hfssioid Clothes horse, with N
i adjustable lHn lar i0f hanging dreapea CO.., II 10
very convent NJ and tho snlY cl0theH.hOrue that has
good place Tor dfesFrg basldea hl tha HIlarn ulal
other borAes have. They are manufactured and sold
NJ No gH FIRST street. ty..
hsibd2w y ~ HAL&LEY,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

NhlAit % hefNi4 gwen ~ Ne uiarf1nHo0 1HHIl
IN dahia gi Miami tuwurhp, the ali pofsaaa lfiIII
lnasiuH our ptanilgrf iur iha pftaan ni halana
viii ~ dealt Wiih aorufduH il law, N0ftfafhhor if
rsasei 70 ~ FfiNe Hnfd % the wise H. suillfill
rhiip uriliAft, helann sltatio,
tiaHfss hilnt, fnhu u tirihaft,
iasnbl Measeb William q. Weaver,
laafr MrffrF lrWt hunh
MtHtaei ffrpi Ba9saa4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17

Wttp Ilotlegs.
sOrICE 70 ALI WHOM n MAY COSUERN

RfOfIOr 10 hereby given thst there afe nov pending
IN fsfbte NE uiiy cnnn 4 u The aly ef Dayton, no
illlnwinH Ordinances, o.Wiii
rs PpdH, gfH 'e curb and gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street ~ the line ~ uui lNi No el
M uufeuHHae tic Inv sHid Ordinances Ntlf iN0H
read laid IN tho inhe and the Clerk lnHtftnd ~ Hfr
fblf weokn' HrnHn ~ tho prndhnny OF the came
The low requires ail olaima iuf dnmngse ihnt may
Ah0fur nom aHd inipfuYuinfia W hn hni ~ NfiihN
win tte tiiy ulefp Heitng iUri ihp hnupui N hhn
apaa niaWeti, within two weeks nitnt the tnldfatuu
of the time required fnf the aiientnn pl such notice.
whon The Hatnt Will he ihh en np iof hnai mltlpu.
deaiiN ANTHONY EfEpiiGAbi Cliy cleth,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
.ror SaIr.
TINNERN TnOLA F0K NALE.

A EfRsT HATE aht ~ Tinnom' tools qan 10 hal
IN very ohaap, by applying W
dslGdsw Yophd &HMiThEl,n, Trey, Dino
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
IMrniraI.
How 10 Keep in Good Health

AND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-17
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

uiNfHR viii h. IN sieoilta bold ~ Hesf Alessh.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-11
AMEN, AND AMEN

Humble your bodies in sackcoth and ashes,
Hide your heads from the light of the sun,
Sn,itc your hearts with conscencc's lashcs.
Blush, if YOU can, for the deeds you have done,
Weep for the aid YOU have given 10 traitors,
Do not let repentance illuminc your souls
Souls if you had them, your crimes would be
greater
Snakes of humanity, crawl to your holes.
Brazcn-faccd Copperheads, white-livered Cop
perhcads,
Tuls,-icartcd Copperhcads, crawl to your
holes!
You that melted rebellion and treason,
You that have aided it all that you can,
You that ha fought gainst conscience and reason,
And all the rights that are sacred to man
Hark! through the land, from each tower and
stccpr,
The kncil Of rebellion most solcmnly tolls;
Flee from the sCorn of Intelligent people;
NuiSomc scrpcnts, bah crawl to your holes!
Crimson faced COppcrheads, rum sucking
Coppcrhcads,
Traitorous CopperhcadS, crawl to your holes
Now. when the mooon of rebellion is setting.
Why do YOU struggle and fight against fate?
Can YOU not cease your complaining and irctting
Try to be men, ere you find it too late.
The tide running Northward, in haste is retiring;
The wave urged by Freedom triumphantly rolls;
The time has gone by for your plots and con-
spring
Reptiles and rcnrgadcs, crawl to your holes.
Ncnomous Coppcrhcads low sneakiug Cop
pcChcadS,
Vie, Missing Copperheads, crawl TO your
holes!
You that have aided this carnage and plundcr
You that have urged resistance to draft,
Open your ewes with abhuITcncC and wonder,
Can you not that you all have been daft
MubGing aud riot will bring rctrihution
Errors can ali be made right at the polls;
Stand by the Laws and the old Constitution
Cowaldly Coppcrhcads, crawl to your holes
Holes holes holes h-o-l-c-s