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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-08
I s PUBLISHED DAILY RY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR
ea- oFF1CE-No. lo4 King street, over
s.one, !. formerly French 3 Book Store

al tbe public journals have advanced their
y.tas chose which sought most vigorously to
sen s,be tide Of advancing prices have been
enelled. ct last, to. succumb, and, at this
,;ne. thera. is no journal, in the large cities,
!. .,,h;ch 1paiintains It's former prices. This ex-
amole has been generally followed IN towns OF
laser note, and Ly sheets Of smaller clrcula-
,ioo; While many have been compelled entirely
3. ahanaen publication Even at the increased
rates, aevspapers continue to be the cheapest
. e commodities, giving more in return tor the
sa9ula5eG price, than any other article offered
3a.he Dvbic. The advance has been made IN
nost Stances 100 late to prevent heavy loss,
md even az tie advanced prices the enterprises
are Gar sYoui reuuneratlve, so that many OF
4be best knoEE and most agreeable caterers
Il the daily banquet Of the people, have been
compelled 10 seek in other avocations, the sup
5olt denied them ia their legitimate sphere.
Tie consideration Of these things should IN
asuce coz nunities to give a generous support
;;ot thcse local papers which being established
/, iheig midst have become 'household
,yords'-Ynich have been the chronicles OF
:1olas. lie i: shadow and sunshine-which are
shsgeeetd Of the marriages, deaths, and the
snoass7c o1i, e, incidents which make UP the
sassc7y q; ecpaE. nities-which are endeared
C tae g:o:lc heart by many ties, none the less
s., because. they have supported local IN
ssrssts equally when such support was pleasant
sne profitable, and when it entalled personal
sisisrtune or private loss
S7ken ! local journal, honored for years, be,
5suss acrorable in all its dealings with men
and measures, deprived of It's accustomed re-
aaa,eas. is.ssil) msintained, under the most ad-
syassa ;,;.c,, stances, by the energy OF It's con-
lgct9ys and sometimes without remunera-
Son. s establishes claim upon the com
zauo;Sv .a whose interests il is devoted, when
sdiscesniag public will freely acknowledge py
end:ng s ! cordial, hearty and generous sup
sof55s
Tie ST. LOUIS Republican makes fun OF the
'No-sA Western Confederacy Plot, and says
shas IS yaly true, that startling develop
nentg, Z astounding disclosures, and sur.
sprsing revelations, : generally take well Wild
sle public. and! are always great cards for the
sensation newspapers. People OF credulous
turn like 20 be ..humbugged,' and a secret
brought to light is swallowed. With yoraclous
appetite =
It is stated that the quantity of rain which
asa fallen in this neighborhood since the De
sinuihg Of June is much less than the average
ior the same cine in six years, and also than
'oF any one year since 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

j. CORNELL, poultry dealer, Csthsrine Market.
V,AFFLb-IIIE MARE, KNOWN AS McKEwEN
III Bcss being sold nj private sale gentlemen will
have thor ticket money returned. D. MckEWkE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

fSRAND MAsQUERADE.-ALL PERSONS pssiinUvys
" Of making good appearance On SSa new CO
tunes Tle finest assortment OF Dresses Wigs Su.L
IN the city, Costumes and Fancy preeseAmass - -~'
leJ fourth street. esth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
ANTHOLOGY.


A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST rs NOT TO BE FOUND
"A In the United States tnan DIR. l. D and MS = Y.
BROCGIiTON They sicceed in giving saiisiacton when
all others fall They consulted on All shaso i human
hfe such ship travelling re nova,s, isw
suits obtaining situations welfare or apsent enus &c
also sickness II the sick party viii recover oI de o. we
present scknes; recover the time they VII, pegln 70
msns what part OF The body affected, AMI what treat
medicines beat adapted 70 the sick persona
Lsdiss 80 cents gentlemen o. Questions answered oy
later and time OF birth Also chronological
sIsmpatcns made once 100 Greene street, below Pracs
BUSINESS AMP MEDICAL cLAIEyoYANr, WHO
bas no equal America. and i the ady who hrst ad-
rsrsei IN this city and Boston, and 90 reward offered
n any prrson surpass her In giving tnfo
nation lost stolen goods, lawsuits absent friends
and bnsness matters Of sltnds III have trouble no
matter how serious she can aay for she also pre-
fhs |. no hunting; hs Wish o impsse upon he
nwary Please test her skill Remember, this IA lhe only
oct prominent citizens Of New York. philadelphia Boscs
other cities Call and sasfy yourseves Office f53
Has rreh between Third and Lexington avenues
MADAME WALTER, THE WORLD RENOWNED FOR
IN tune teller and independent clarvoyant, has taken
rooms a No. Greene street, Of Canal two Nights
where she will reveal the Of the past present and
future with such accuracy that viii asonsh even unoe-
levers
-~-~~~~~-
Misce llane0us, Medical and AstrOh0gnss
See Ninth and Tenth Pages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

nWELLlN6 HOUSE TO LET-THE MODERN BUILT
~ English basement House, POI West Nineteenth street.
between Ninth and Tenth viii be rented for
q moro years 70 private family The house nearly ney
water 70 fourth story front and front and
vaults; bath rooms &C. 70 be between IL and
o'clock daily Rent $500 For further particulars apply at
ltk Duane street. or 2g7 West Nineteenth street (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

$l.O00.O0O LOAN
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
PROPOSALS Fo R q 900 oOo SOLDIERS BOUNTY FUND
bonds.
<BE1NG THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR ssooo.ooo OPENED FEB. % 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrollers
ONCE unit, Monday, March isc4 at o'clock P. NJ, when
the same will be publicly opened FOR the purchase at
less than their par value any part of the
sum Of One Million Dollars Of Soldiers Bounty Fund
Bonds authorized by an ordinance of the Board of Super
vsors passed February IL 1884 and By Of the Legs
sture of the State of New YORK passed February 1864.
being the amour, awarded bids for opened
February 23 1854
The said bonds win the OF six per
cen, per aunum, payable semanpualiy ars day Of
May and Eovemberin year and the principal viii be
redeemabls as folows-Tive hundred thousand dollars
November 1885, and Eve hundred thousand dollars No.
vember !, 1886.
The proposals win state the amount OF bonds desired and
the price Der hundred dollars thereof persons
whose proposals accepted thsreupon required
deposit with the County Treasurer the warded
them respectively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of the
County Treasurer for such deposits parties will be
titled bonds for equal Of the par value OF
me awarded them bearing from the dates
Of payment.
Each proposition should be sealed ana endorsed, "Po
posas for Soldiers Bounty Fund Bond and enclosed in
second envelope. addressed TO the Comptroller.
The right 10 reserved rejec, aay all Of the bids II
coasdeea accessory protect or promote the interests Of
the county. MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
err or NEw YoRx, DEPARTMENT FrSAScx,,
CoxrrRoLtrR's 0rucx, Feb. %. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
CoMETHING NEW IN THE CARD WORLD.
A COMPLETE REVOLUTION
TINE FOR A CHANGE.
FOREIGN EMBLEMS USED LONG ENOUGH

NATIONALITY EVERYTHING.
The AMERICAN CARD, COMPANY
conceving that the introduction OF
NATIONAL EMBLEMS
place Playing Cards, would be hailed
with delight by tie people OF the American replblc pro-
duccd the
he only genuine American Cards made) and
they take pleasure In being able to announce that they
rapidly he oming the
LEADING CARDs IN THE AMERICAN MARKET.
Tic Suits
EAGLES, SHIELDS. STARS AND FLAGS.
Colonel place King Goddess OF Liberty for Queen and
Ma for Jack.
As these embems familiar household words every
whore among the people or the American republic NIL the
games aged eady with the Unan Cards with
foreign cmb independent Of the popular
idea Of national embems they The petcst cards ever
made. They handsomely utcd pleas na TO The eye
each pack elegant card aud then IN
dozen boxes for the trade.
For sale by the trade everywhere.
Two sample packs in sent postpaid on rece pit OF 81
Address 49,. a...
AMERICAN CARD COMPANY,
1855 William street IL Chambei street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

HOLLECT1ONS ON NEW ORLEANS,
~ Made through our agent resding there.
JOHN B. MURRAY CO..
IL Broad street, Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
MEDICAL.

A DvICE TO MARRIED LADIEs.-MADAME RES
n TELL. Female Physician and Professor " Midwifery
be consulted as usual at l6 Chambers street But on
interview will be- Necessary. No charge for advice. lie
naliiabe medicines also be obtained NJ l21ls Lbert
street. or by mai. Price s. N. B.-Ladics WHO dcsr
board the best medic attendance during conhu
be accommodated Madame Restell deems her dus
caution ladies' against mita tors of har advertisements
who only them OF their but their health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

i known the Pleasant Valley Hotel on the Hudson
river, mile below Fort Lee 1t contains about twelve
acres and is located, with fine grove fruit trees &c no
place out of New York for summer resort; commu
% responsblc party APPLY on the premises 70 WN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

IJIISS - nai,ls0-ARs L. NJ FERGUSON (pORMEas
tamers ond street, would respectful orm her ca
anu me ladies' In her vicinity hat she INTENDS re
Stunning her business 3s Forteth ssrees neas n rd
avenue. ~ B-Dresses warranted 10 On '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-05

ElLE0AhT FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE A
u Tnbby Hook TO let lease-It has gas hot and col
sna ~ ns moaern Mn n h scres q,
bies gardeners house and Ice house. flled commands
splendid view the Hudson and Hsrlem valley; seve
minutes walk from the Hudson River Railroad station
eountTy sal a. r Van Nest Esq and VIII be lei with
without furniture. Apply 10 r.. A. THOMPSON, 30 Wa
rem street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
8 800 BseUN TY
FOR new RECRUITS.
S 402 30 q nj y
For Veteran Volunteers.

IN1EN OF THE FIRST DISTRICT or
VI INDIANA, 'he Governor has csiled
for seven or more Companies Of Irfaniry
and FIVE Companies Of Csvsiry from this
District. Shall he have th@ni call upon
lyon 20 answer NV snswrr is."H SHALL
will you endorse NJ, Ithink Won wall fosr
country needs your services IN The army,
end offers you Inducements which will
enable YOU TO leave your families amply pro-
Ivided for.
Any one wishing % recruit for The regi-
lment By raising Companies, ~ parts Of Com
lpsnies, will receive commissions for that
purpose BY applying 70 me in writing, ae-
compsnied by proper recommendations, di-
recied 70 vincennes. Ind, until the orgsni-
zstion Of The encamnmenf.
GEO. w. GORNAN,
Commsrdsnt First DISTINCT
dec. 18th. 1863.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

o. these we manufacture a great variety
ranging IN price from 50 rents a. $50 each.
Or ALBUMS nave the reputation % BE-
ling superior IN heauiy snd durability TO any
others. The smaller kinds can be sent
safely by mril al postage ~ TX cents per
~ The more expensive can be sent by
sxpress-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
NJ Me- ID EN- OR Els T 5
QUARTERLY
WlRROIS OF FASHIONS.

N - A2VR VI HASH aO-ySs
L. ACH nun Der contains large and mag
IL nifcent Fashion Plates. splendid ~
Illustrations OF 81 the fashions ble novelties
for ladies' and. children's Dress, practical
linformsiinn. snd four Iife-rizs Patterns.
.sfc. etc. YesrIy. 81, single copies, IS cents.
Published a, NINE. DEnoREsr's Emporium
Of FASHIONS. 473 Broadway, " Y.
SPLENDID. AND VALUABLE PREMIUMS .
To each yearly subscriber will be sent .
check which will ensitie them 20 the selec-
iinn or 30 cents worth % exirs pr,terns. and
a sniendid Cs'ie a. visife 81 General Tom
Thumb snd WIFE. Com. Mutt. Minnie War
rem. and p I Barnom. Esq. the five 10 .
Group.
For club Of 8 subscribers 81 81 e-eh,
will be sent an extrs copy o. the Mirror Of
FASHIONS for one year. or superior COLD
Pen.
For . club ~ 8 nel each viii be sen,
Prter-on's. or Arihur'<. magazine for one
yesr, Or splendid Photograph Album.
Fors club Of s. Goiev's Lsdy'- Book. or
Gold Pen and Silver Extension Pen and
Pencil Case
A club Of 10 Salf-tuckinr Attachment,
or full set 81 Steel or Gill Combs
A club ~ Go. q Wheeler and Wilson's
Sewing Machine. with attachments.
A club OF 20, splendid patent lever
Gold Watch
An the Subscribers are entitled IN the
first premiums. and ioihe getter 10 ~ club
of 6 " over IN extra copy Of the Mirror Of
Fashions fnr one wear.
Any number 81 subscriptions credited as
II sent altogether.
Splendid inducements for Agents. see
Mirror Of FASHIONS.
August 2e,h ls63
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

Our cata:cgue OF these will be cent q
-ddres- On rerripf ~ stamp
T. g. IA. r. AN rHONY.
II lnufscinrers n Photographic Material.
SOL Brnsiway. New York.
Friends or relatives o. prominent military
m~n ~ confer favor bv sending o. theiI
iksr p-sss 20 COPY. They will be kept
csr.i " snd returned nninjnred.
Fine Albums Made ~ Ori@r fer Congre-
cations 10 presen, 70 their Pastor, or ~
olher purposes, with suitable inscriP
'ion-. SC.
A,rusf 22 18e3.-6m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,

Our Cataiogu- nov embraces considerable
over -Four Thousand different subj-ets (io
which additions are continually being made
n Portraits ~ T. ninent Americans etc, viz:
- Major Generals. $40 Statesmen.
'laO Brig Generals, -l27 Divines.
.59 Cooneis, lilo Authors,
IS Lieut. Colonies. 80 Artists.
POI Other Offers. liz Stage.
30 Nsvy Odicers. IS Prom'nt Women
III Prominent Fore.ra.. Portraits.
$500 copies Of Works Of Art.
Including Reproductions Of the most cello
DRAFTED Eagvsvings.. Paintings. Statues. &c.
Catalogues -cnf on receipt Of Samp- An
order Tor One Dozen pIcTUREs IRON orr
Catalogue viii be filed on receipt q 81 50
and sent BY mail, free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
EsTABLIsn Ted 1900
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF b TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

16 & Is CHAMBERS ST..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York.
MOULD call the attention Of Dealers 70
w the articles Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscaboy Domincos
Fine Rappee. Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee. Nachitoches.
American Gentleman. Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Hone, = -otch,
lri-h High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
OF Lundy foot.
~ Attention y allied 10 the large rednc-
lion in prices OF Fine-Cui Chewing and
Smoking Tobsccos. which will be iouuc u
a Superior Qosli'v.
TOBACCO.
ssoKiSG. SMOKING.
Long, s. lego,
No 4. spanish,
No 2. CANISTER.
Nos.ls2 mixes G-annlaied Turkish.
FINE CUT CHEWING.
p A. L. or plsIn.
C,vendish. W Sweet,
S~aet Scented Oronoeo.
Tin Foil Cavendish,
". B.-A circular oi prices will be sent m
application. APril rs. 1867
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
For Rats. Mice. Reaches.
Ants, ERedbsics. lz0lsl.. i'm Eurs
ty0oicDS. Ac.. insects. on
Plants. Fowls. Animals. &C.

put up in 25r zoe. and 500 BE xes. Bottles
and Flnsks: SO and 50 slze- to- IinTELs. PUB
TIC lxsTITUTI"Es. &c.
"Oaly in.aiibie remedies known"
Pee from P'ispns"
'.Noi dangerous 90 The Hpwnn Family.
RATS come out of their holes % de-
u Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
" 5 ~ ~ all DRucGIsTs srd RFTAiLfas
sverywhsre.
o. y, BEWARE ~ Of ~ worthless iniis.
tlone.
IL. See that "CnsTAk's' nsms j. o. snrf
Brx Bottle and Flask hrfors ro~ Lay
II Address HENRY X. CDSTAR
IL PRiscIrAL DEP..7 4s2 BKuApvAy NY.
II Scid hy-M FnTEpMAs.- Jssper. Ind.
Anrii 11th. 1863 SIN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
NNcsc BNtCvs

VMCsC HINtOvs
Ovc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Ns q wAeAlclvNe wSNNcM
WIN cure OM me "Ms
wSsAAcM S\ssM y Mssv 10"
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MMs HN.ows Abstracts
q me West 0AA So>NtM
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tlxAe, NSCM wNAcM MsSAsA
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Bvttcvs, w>ANlcM, IS tNASsM
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sMvC V>vsvsMt.vs o.
.PIllozls Feve7,
FeUe7- and fgue,
LIUe7' Complaint,
Qyspeps1G,
Indigestion,
Jau71G1ce,
Kidney Complaints
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12
FOR SALE BY

NJ. FREaDMAs. Jasper;
FRRD HOFFMAN. HARRISON Township:
ions l.. HOFFMAN. Columbia Township;
Csc. HoFFnAs, HARRISON Township;
Gro II. SHURrz. Ferdinand;
JoHs q. BEcEnAs. Ferdinand;
ERNST PIcKHARDT, HuntiDgsburg;
l. X. TAYLOR, ireland;
and BY Druggists & Merchants ever where
G. w. ROBACK. Compounder or Stomach
Bitters, Blood Pills, Distiller and Msnufac q
turer OF Caiswba and Swedish Brandies and
81 kinds Of the fines, Domestic Liquors
which are sold. wholesale or ia any desired
qusntisy, ., Nos. So. IS. 81 and 62 East
Third Street Cincinnati. o.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clsrk-llEsEy A. lloLInAUs.
Auditor-THEoD"RK SeSIfkAASE.
Treasurcr--E STEPHENSON.
Recorder-AuGusT LiTscHGI.
Sheritf-JoHS WEIKEL.
Coroner CHARLES kRAUs.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
WIN. III. GREEN,
X. M. DAVIS. Commissioner.
G. NiEHAUs.
OFFICERS or EArEERIncr TOWNSHIP.
Justices Sebastian kuebler. w. Monroe
! Rose
TrusIee-M. Kecfer.
Consis bIes-A. Eeksr,, II. Endhcisa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

(Residence opposite Indiana Hotel. J asper.)
HAS large stock Of Dry Goods, Groce-
IL RES and Notions. which he IL DESTROYS
OF peddIine out on the principle Of "smaII
profits and quick sales He gives below
some Of his prices, and invites those VIE
wish 70 buy. to call on him u his home. o.
stop his wagon, when in motion. All kinds
|of produce taken In exchange fvr goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-12

4 GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con
~ stautly on hand and TOR sale Tow AZ the
COURIER OFFICE
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Country Produce

YvhKES in exchange for gosds, and the
y highest market price given BY
Oci. 80, 1868. Jos. FREApnAs.
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Only SIPS
A YEAR IN CLUES OF FOUR
4trt;rnr's Ezossac Magazine
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
PETITION nor PARTITION

Superior Court OntgomeTy e,unty, Ohio
Lew X. Basore aud amelia ann Bas0r0 against
Samuel Rodaheiier, FL aabeth BoOmershne, AmehA
Ann ROdahefer, Ellen Rodaheiler, Fnuk Rodahctisr,
Chrlstsna Rodahenpr, Samuel K kOuahefleT, susanna
ROdahtter, Lewna ketrow, William Henry Honser,
Samuel X. Honser, Sarah Isabella BasoTe, Of the
State Of OHIO and Elizabeth Decker, Fnd lsaa
Decker, her husband Of the satO OF Indiana defend
Ante.
INHe above named def ndants and especially ELzA.
l. beth Decker aud Isaac Decker her husband, @
the State of Indiana, will tak0 uutIce that u petition
has been led against tkem IN the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county ONO, by tho above named plalB
tts, praying for paTtOl OF tho following descri bed
premises situate In Jackson town.hip, Montgomery
county, Ohio,
Being town lots numbered ons hundred and ten lIUl
one hundred and eleven Ql), hundred and twelve
u % ore hunnred aud th.teen Ol3), one hundred
tho Incorporated village u Farmersu g, also thr
residue Of land owned by Henry nOuser, in his lite.
time situated IN section twenty seven (.7), town four
~, range four ~, east Ganlng two hni one
hundred and twenty pervLes also the land oWned 0y
the said henry HOuseT his hietims stunted ia tus
southwest quarter, Of secAOB tWopty one tllJ town
four ~, range four 10, ea.t, described ~ iOoN-
beNnung NJ ihy sOuhHcs corner Of said tract OF land
and running east seventy three t73J rods, to the
centre Of the Germantown ana West Alexandra uIri.
pike road theme nSrhW 81 with said road one hundred
eighty three rods to the place Of beginning containing
nineteen lO) acres more less, and that at the ext
term uf the said Court said l.. X. Bssore aud Amelia
Anu BAsOre, his WIFE, will sPplY tor An order that
partition may he uIsde OF sslt pre- niIses
Dated August 10Th 1854.
LEVtK. BAsURE.
p. TaoupsoH, AtPy. sug2O.w6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16

Nsw YoRK, November l5.-The following
are from the Washington specials Of this
morning:
Lord Lyons is rapidly recovering from his
illness, and was allie TO sit up for short
time
The Treasury Department is still sending
out copies OF the appeal of the Secretary in
behalf OF the 20 loan, the subscription to
which last week amounted to nearly three
millions Subscriptions to tho 1910 loan
have already ceased D'- ~" ",N' So
The iria! OF Colonel North for completely
in the soldier vote fraud, was resumed to-day
r. + Fsnton, Governor elect Of New York,
is expected here Tomorrow TO testify in the
case, having been summoned by the defense