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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
nenrIYmiIon.

It is serious deprivation to the news.
loving citizens of Dayton, that the Journal
no longer furnishes the latest news The
Empire gives the late telegrams up to the
hour Of its publication, After dis the Day.
ton public have no more news Of any i'm.
portanee until the arrival of the Cincinnati
dAiliea at 8 o'clock next morning. Where
ia the Wanted enterprise of ye Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

HENRY j. RAYMoND. since become the
bought biographer of tho Illinois ogre,
said of him, in 1862, that "like Louis
XIV he considered himself the State -
and that in SO doing he had departed from
the practice of all his predecessors, and
from the usage Of all stable aud RESPONSE
bic Governments.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
Abolition Gains.

The Jc nrnal, plying its vocation" has the
audacity TO claim dis.Union gain, in favor
of Sehe Ack, in this District of 400 votes. -
Can in lpudence aud mbscilitY go further
The TT nth is, that this District gives us clear
gain Of about 1858 votes over the last election
for G ,overnor.
Warren has been reduced from 2342, which
it geve Brough last year, to about 900; and
Mon tgomery from sc majority for Brough last
year, to 1917 for Mr. Houk; and Preble from
969 for Brough, to about $50 for Sehenck;
and Butler about the same as last year. Thus
sho wing net gain in the aggregate reduction
of the abolition majority in this District, OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

The decline OF the Christian religion
in this country is noticed and commented
on in Europe, 1t is remarked that its
vital spirit has been gradually waning
during the last generation, until at last
nothing is left of it but empty form and
hypocritical pretense. We have Black
Republicanism in its place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
!!U'1z!22ZIz21 I !! ]!
r L IT X.
StricklGnds AnH- Cholera Mature.

Is composition Of astrngents absorbents stinu.
i lants and carminatves, which every physician &C.
knowledges s the only preparation that viii effect
permanent cure Of Darrhes and Dyseters This Anti.
Cholera Mixture is now in use IN some Of our army
hospitals where it gives the greatest salisacLon IL
has saved the ves Of thousands Of our soldiers and
citizens, and We will guarantee IL TO be the best rene
dy N the world for Diarrhea and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, OF Covington, MY, will be most happy
to satisfy any one as to the virtue Of strckland'a Anti
Cholera Mixturei in fact have great number Of
Testimonials from patients who have been cured Rfei
being pronounoedin urable by their physicians, some
after taking only bottle of Sriek kands Anti Cho
era Mixtute II YOU suffer with Disrrhoa and Eysen
terry try bottle mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

HENRY j. RAYMOND, who has since been
bought up, and now ranks with the most
obsequious and meanest hatterers of ABRA-
HAM hEooLN, pronounced him in 1862
"the weak and imbecile country lawyer in
the White House." ...- ..,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

Read what those say who have used 1t:
Mr.. Charles W. Land .am, of Louisville, and Mr.. j
ua@rde, Cincinnati, o., both were cured after using
one pot Of DR.. Strckleud's Pile Remedy. They say
they have tired everything bat could ULain relief
but one Pot OF Strcklandr Pile Remedy effected
perfect after suffering for many years with the
worst kind Of Piles They recommend every one
who is suffering to try il.
Ask for
DR. Strickldnds Pile Remedy.
Sold by all Druggists IS cts pot Manufactured at
No. 6 East Fourth 81, Cincinnati o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

Two Government detectives have been
arrested in Cincinnati this week, one for
pocket-pieking, and the other for murder
GUS shooting,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

THOMAS W BARTAEl,
DISTRICT ELgCroRI
JOHN l.. WAITER,
JOHN SCHIFF,
WILLIAM j. GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES N. LAMlSON,
WILLIAM B. TELFAIR,
WILLIAM II. CREIGHTON
JUDSON A. BEEBE,
EDWARD 5. STOWE,
JAMES g HALY
HENRY G. MOORE,
JAMES EMMITT,
CHARLES II. JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER
ROBERT A CONSTABLE,
OLIVER j. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
DAVID r PAIGE,
SIMON l.. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
WHITE MEN REAp.-On last Friday, aboI

WHITE MEN READ---On last Friday, about
"A p. NJ, about sixty respectable looking
white eonscripts from the country were
marched along Fourth street, and up Walnut,
guarded by ten sWarthy niggers, their bright
muskets contrasting well with their sooty
faces The downeast look of the white men
and the leer and swagger of the negro sol
diers brought tears to the eyes of many a wit
ness of this eulmination Of the Lincoln dy
Nasty Cincinnati Enquirer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

THE progress of American degeneracy
is we'll and strilingly marked by the tele-
graphic announcement this morning that
SALMON p. CHAsE will succeed Judge
TANEy on the Supreme Bench. Oh, what
fall was there my countrymen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

NEw YORK, October l3.-General Banks
was closeted several hours with the President
to-day - TelegraPhic Dispatch.
What stomach General Banks must have, to
survive so long and 30 exhaustive a eloseting
with a skunk Imagine pent up atmosphere
impregnated with the exhalatiens Of Lincoln
and the eHlayia OF dirty clothes Ugh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
FARELL KROuGHT Estate.

'oflOE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
y been duly appointed and qualihed a. exeautor
OF the last will and testament Of Farrell Koough, lat
Of Montgomery county Ohio, de l6ased. ~ U
Sept. 9Th, 1854 ROBERT BATES.
aeptgW3W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
FoR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN,
oF Nav JERSEY.
FoR vIUg PRESIDENT
GEORGE Ii. PENDLGTON,
or oHO

ELECTORS AT LAKgE: ...
CHARLES REEMHLIN, fhH
THOMAS W BARTAEl,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

SCIENCE DETECTING .ERIME. In
Prussia not long since there occurred
an interesting case of detection eot
crime by scientific means. A quanti-
ty of gold, packed in boxes, Wasdis'
patched BY railway train On ar
irving AT its destination 1t was aistov-
cred lba, the gold had been .steien
fron, some of The boxes. which we're
rsfIIsd with sand TO make up for the
deficient weight Measures were at
once taken for the discovery, of the
thief. and that 40 chance Ipight be
lost, Prof Ehrenberg was requested
to make microscopic examination OF
the sand. The Professor Iwho is u
member of the Academy OF Sciences
at Berlin; we'll known for bis research.
es into minute objects, and his com.
parison Of volcanic dust from all parts
Of the world asked that a qaanuty
of sand from every station through
which the train bad passed should be
sent to him. Examining thsss, one
after another, be at last came TO. O
sand which was identified With that
found in the gold boxes The name
of the station whence this sand had
been collected was known, inquiries
were set on foot at that station, and
among the persons there esn?toyod
the thief was detected. -. y. 3.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
1UsTEBED OUT

Let nsIis down. .---sv IS.
Jus; here IN the shsds Of the cannon tsI2 ia.
Rsse, l0s II TIE tEsnpl.d srss', ysES SaS - -
Ths giaa erz Of vistory. cheer upon shssri -
Let ne lie down t-s-y
On, Ii was srsndl .-...[-.-l.
Like tse seHpest We charged. II tie sriaRpa %
7 temp Psss--its fuzzy aud IL under vas fh.ts.
On. On. ,O'es the entssnshnsnts oTsr nvins stla
Vic. the fss uDds, fost .nd Oar ass vv.rhs.d
.. 1t was srardi Ea--.
WesIy and faint 7.-
SI.rse On TIE soldiers couch. a. aST asa % tsss
With ms ss9i shattered ns-a ana '-'fs P''essS
Co1rsds, at rol cal, when shall he fought
Say fought " wola,a 1sa sIa sps isi. f.iss
Oh, that last ehsrsei, 4 = I
Aisht ttToSsh the dread heli-nre Of fsrepnsl ana
ThIeVsa TiihOa fAitssius sis4r thIsuzh With :
Rlsht Il ths!r rad:s II ths turmoil and sI00u.
Like heroes We dsshej Al the mandate sf Doom
o-. that last chErFe. -A~
Z tzass dutyf
Sons Ihinss Ars WORTHLESS snd sSns SiAerS 50 Eooa
That nations Shs buy than pay only Il blood;
and here I pay ny snare al warm rom ny heart
II sdEtyi
LnS e. Last -s-....
MyEnother dear mother with meek. fearful eye.
Farewell! AID God bless you forever and aye! .
0h thst now lay on your pillowiDs breast.
To breath my lest sigh op the bosom frst pTened:
Dying CT last
an DO saint
But, boys say q prayer There's one thai ksgius;
''our FstheF." snd then Is5s-~FOrEivs rs GU
Sins"
Don't forget that part. say Ihst strorgy, and than
III try to repeat il. and you'll SAY. A1en!
= - Al. Ian No seitf. r. e1CCE.
Hsrk LtheIs'sa sholti
Raise me up. confsdsi We hsFs con9ueped know
Up. Gp on ny feet v itA my 9ace 70 tie foe
bright - - = =
The premise Of glory. the syrbsI frishtl t.
W ell they ERy shouti- -ZgE- -
T an mustered out -
q Sod Of ear FetheF, our freedom pIolonS, p
And tread down rebellion, OPPRESSION and wrong
.. land Of esrths hope, on thy blood reddened sso
die for the ration, the Union zn6 GodI
I'm mustered out e
-EackaAaA
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49,
MRIN6INa MAcHINEs.=Gail, Ham
illOn say about their advantages ia
the Observation-Disclosures Is the
saving Of time, which istanUut four
tifths, and as saoni ~ we getaoAr form
made il is going to Re five sixths.
Tie second IS che saving 'sop wrists
and back, which il six-stSth saW ring
ing clothes becomes na work AZ all
but kind of froiie. Il wish every
man who takes The Congregationalist
and does not take. = ,wringer,, wonld
go down into the Mushroom next
Monday and wiring ont n pair of sheets
That win give him a glimherIng of
an idea OF what il is, but onfya giim-
mering, because man il 80 much
stroagar thsn - xOnazn- that ho viii
mot no-dto expeni Nearly ssArSo
ratio ofhiS strength ia the process
Let him neSl stand by whileIa woman
-does ii, snd VatsiD the iIusSeies at her
lace snd arms. and f1seszlgrssS laid
upon her whife strength. aG.ft n let
hun reflect np1n a Tttle fn,fiS Rubber
and -wdode,le -feloYs1 sdojp3-alI this
work Tor her iH7oRe-6ith the hme. air'i
duiIls it. more therJd sidy yGthan she
40 sioi il, aad if.iEe n leSznbItlsnnd and
buy one 1.-The y.ifesrs sxpress he
ought 60 have every one of b. bureau u
drs wers iOeked .uis tiilhe does
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

Anything FOR An E2cUsE.-A few
days ago ayouDg and pretty girlsteP'
ped into store where spruce young
man, who bad long been ensmored OF
her, but dared not speak, stood be-
hind the counter selling dry goods.
In order to remain as long as posi-
sble, she cheapened everything, atlast
she said, 81 believe you think Lam
cheating you" aoh dO.%'l said the
youngster, "tO me- your always fair"
"Well,@ whispered the lady blushin2
as she laid an emphasis on the word,
Il would not stay here 50 long bar
gaining, if you were not 30 Ssrr:"
LlIS uaGt- 40 rs.s. sr--rrrs. s--..ua
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
How sIany marry ana LoFsa

Young man meetS pretty race Ia
the ballroom, falls in love with it,
marries ii, goes to housekeeping with
it, and boasts of having O home and
wife 10 grace it. Tbs, chances are
nine TO one he has neither Her pref
ty face gets to be 40 old story; or be-
comes faded or freckied or fretted; and,
rs the face was all be wanted; and all
he set up with, al he bargained for all
he swore 10 love, honor and protect, he
gets sick Of his trade, k0ows q dozen
faces which be likes better, gives up
staying ct bone evenings, consoles
himself with cigars, oysters and poll
tics, and looks upon his home ssaRery
Indifferent clearinghouse. A family
lnf children grow up about hlm, but
neither be nor his "iace" knows any,
thing about training tLem5 50 they
come up helter-skelter-made toys OF
when babies, dolls when boys and
girls, drudges when young meR and
women and so passes year after year,
and not one quiet, happy, hemely hour
is known throughout the whole house
hold. v---.s55 .c--.-H
Another young man becomes ensm-]
ored Of "fertune." He waits upon
II to parties, Ounces the polka with it,.
exchanges 5illet-dour with it, pops the
question BIT, gets eyes frenit, takes
il to the parsons, weds it, calls it
wife" carries it home, sets up estsb-
Iishment with it, introduces il to his
friends, and says (poor fellow he too
is married and got q home It's false.
He is not married; he has no home,
and he soon finds it out. He's in the
wrong box, but it's too late to getlout
loiit He might as well hope toesoape
from mis- cofiin Friends eongratllate
him, and he has 10 grin and bear it.
They praise the house, the furniture,
the cradle. The new Bible, the uew ba-
bv, and bids the furniture" sBd he
who husbands it. good morning. as If
he hsd snown good morning. since
be and that gilded fortune were ia iseiy
ideclared to bo one! '--1.
Take another case A yolag wo-
man is smitten with pair Of whiskers.
Curled hair never. before had such
charms She sets her cap for tkep;
they take. The delighted whiskers
make an offer, proffering themselves
bothia exchange for one heart.l The.
dear miss is overcome with magnanim-
ty, closes the bargain, carries home
the prize, and shows it to pa aud ma.
and calls herself engaged to it; thinks
there never was such pair of whis-
tkers before, aud in few weeks, they
! are t.arrisd Marrieiy Yes. thesSorld
calls it SO, aad so We will. What is
the result A short heneyip oop, and
the unIucky discovery that they are
as mike as chalk and cheese, and not
I 70 be made Que though sii the priests
10 ChristeDdon pronounce them 60.
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WHOLE NO. 2515


i HWa cannot voluntarily yield Il be-
rweeD him, and nso The issue is disT
tiact. simpls. and infisxiblee It is an
issue which can only be tried by war
and -dsoIded BIZ victory. If we yield
we. ara beaten If the Southern Ipeo-.
lie fail him he ia beaten. Either way,
! 4 Nonld be the victory and defeat fot-
lowing war. What is true howevefcf
him who heads the Tnsurrent eausei IS
not neesssarify true of those who fois
low. hAlthough he eannotreaceePt the
Union, they can Somssot thslnssWe
know already desire peaeso andre
union; The number of tsaeh. may in
crssse- .,.;, a.. 7o-,,,,..,.i. v, =, -.
They can at any moment have peace
simply by LAYING down their arms and
Ianhinitting 10 the national anthorify
under the Constitation. After SO muta .
! the G6vernfnant could not. ifit wodid.
7main tain vaS aosfnsf them nssrTbs46y
Al peouls woald not sustain ofail6N
l{tp tIf aosstioDsH should femafnsE-xe
would sadiust them bvrtheo.psacsfaI
4 mesns-r of of-l-leg;slation.., eosfarenee,
4 courts. and voting. operating only in
CONSTITUTIONAL and lawful channels.
/ Some certain and other nessihle opes-
ltions are and would ba beyond the Ex-
eeutiye mower to adjust: for instanc,.
I the sdmission Of members INTO CO.
! gress. and whatever might require the
tSupropriatioh or money. -biof wa %
- fbe executive pow ers itself Eoald
be greatly Diminished bv' 'tbecessatieu
of setual war Parfionsi kndorsfnis-
sions of forfeiture, .howayer,aS Sgould
! still bs within exeentiys control. In
wbat sn;r;t and tamner tbis control
wonid ba ayerc;sed can he fairly iudg.
I "A ebv ,ha nast vaar ago 1sner.
Al pardon and amnesty upon specified
terms were offered to all except GER
tain designated classes, and II was az
the same time made known. that ths
excepted classes were stilf within con
temP!ation Oh spec'ai eiemency. -.
During the year many aveilso enem-
= selves oil the genera pfoSisl1asnl anu
many more "ouleo oaiy. thae 1nSs sssBnS
! OF PAD faith IN some leg toisneAs,pIe-
Q eantlonary measures as rendered stns
practlcal process less easy ana y certain; u
during the same time, Also speetsi
pa,oo9s nave oesh grantse ~ ,HSaS,J HS,oi
: usls OF excepted classes, anu s..,'a no xo'-
antary appheaIlon mas oeeh -" .sethsu Snnl
tnus, Pfacticauy, tne u1os "a oe1h ','ns
: TOT . iuii year open 70 All eAoepe -sGon e'o,
; as were .no: NO. IA couI''.oa nl ~ - .ns4odv
enoice suss =, sse"' H'e ssss
= VI snee. s.;n ~ eaan II, ~, brtat,bb ,ba t;u,s
, oey co,oa nrobabIv viii come. wheT
q public duty shall demand tnat It be
{, Closed, and that in lieu more vigorous
Z measures than heretofore shait beE
o dopted. s5s /; e-s1s.sslg1sn sdl m0sf
IL . = b~nr as.,ssxaT egisssg1os, 80
3 b. = - II.r,l, ,1,s,,.st,,+ .
In presenting the aoandon inent men o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

SHARP .ANsyERs.-A .ttsssapt the
hotels in New YORK. last ssaii urday
, the Landlord said-te sshgsElqr
asSss heres Mr., tine cbantb-rmaid
ion6da lad. p hair pin htoaseur bed
this morning, sad9t SsilFaoeSShswer .
u .is.W en- replied the boafdei,y :. iouHd
asoSnan''s hair hg GSJbli1 e ms IaIr
;aing, but IL did not Proyss Ynr had
womsn in it. .sssEasbGiA
-T6e ssrO -rusaa laoksd-sl each other
for about =tsd asseonds, whea each
smiled sns 2ett shis9 waysno doubt
pondering ever ehe pseaiaritics OF cir
egrastantia! ssi&sses- lsS -
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yaE rCBLIc pIBr.

The public debt on the arss day of,Ja-
IL last. Is appears: by the books Of the
Treasury, smounted TO one 'bilhoo, seven
hundred end forty thoussnd millions, SIX
hundred and ninety thousand, four hun
dred spd eighty nina dollars and forty
nine esnts. PROBABLY 'shehld the war
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
8 RARH0N BROS q FOxsOtT
" y. sEr1B. 5-i -sce v. sHIfs
II ". II. a w. SsITH a CO..

ra&aaes Qomuission and Forwarding Merchants
Qea1eu In Western Reserve Cheese and Better
No. u Pine Street ST. Louis Missouri Particu-
lar sttsntion viii be paid 10 the sale of Western
Reserve Cheese and Batter. Win make liberal
advances on, and render prompt returns for any
PEcpsrty CONSIGNED % them
SEue Parties under the style of MccoNBS 4
s8ITH. Warren. Ohio.
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'ss.sSs, sA.Ks wssrx

Yssis1s N Foreign and Domssiic Dry Goods. Crock
Ev, Boots. Shoes and Leather. CGrpetiEE, Papsg
HAnsings, Window Shades. Ready Made Clothing
A. atvkSs cheap for ready pez at the EsEr Iors
Stors Market Street, Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

s. 4, IapIEGs. o. xoso1s
= IDRIAGs hoRGAH,
x,,sIsr, II s<Epls sad Rgncy Dry Goods. Groceries
Grnrfsrv 6<sFsre. OErpefi1g. Sole Leather sc,
4 ths In Of thsf s nPsns Sfrs. Market S.Toet
- Warren, 0hic: ---.-------
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
CONDITION OF PEAcE~7'

IVND 1I1O-' 70-
IL stating singteloeoadition of
peace, / mean simply to say that the
war will cease on the part Of the Gov
ernment whenever it shall have eeas-
ed on the part Of those who began
it. [Signed] -,,-,s-- 80
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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< 8 iiSs' KIxa & BROTHER. ;

osslezs N wstahes. Clocks JsEelry. Silver. piated
9Pd bzattenis Ware Lamps. Fsncy Goods. &e..
No Msip Street, Warren. Ohio. All kinds o.
ctecks and Watches carefully rcpairs.l sna var
lsntsA 30
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sew STATES ANp rERRIToRIFs.

Is1itJiss OF noteworthy interest that
the steady expansion of population.
and governmental IN
stitutious over the new and unoccu.
pied portions of our country have
scarcely been checked, muoh-less i'm
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e. ~. MESRER.
8. KRARK.

1ssIsr In Fsshl0nabie Millinery. Rooms over Sic
cnRbs and Smiths Store. Warren, Ohio. All or
dsrs promptly sttsnasdto. FEB "a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

= F.s. sosEKz- x.E. eazrxs
". NJ & ". z. PORTER,
p.sasr IN school and Miscellaneous Books station
s5, Wall Papers. Periodicals., Pamphlets ard
&asazipes. at the New York Book Store. Main
ScTeaf. Warren. Ohio 81 ..-.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

Whslsssls Dealer In saddlery. Carriage HaFdwsrs
sod Trimmings. and Manufacturer os Harness.
ssddlss. Trunks. &c. Warren. o. lFsbS '6s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
PEssIos LIST.

The liberal provisions to invalid sol
diers and sailors of the Republic and to
the widows. orphans and dependent
mothers of those who have fallen In bat
tie or died Of diseases contracted, Or Of
wounds received in the service of their
country have been diligently administer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14
: yAUTROT & CO.,

slySFlals Of Gold and Silver Tatches, and DosieT
b JeWelry. Silver W are &e-. Market Street - AZ
Zen. Ohio ---------------5-1l.-5 - i.-.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

FACiFIC NAIL koAD AND IKLkUhAFH'- :
The great enterprise Of connecting the
Atlantic with the Pacific States by rail
way and telegraph lines has been entered
upon with q vigor that gave assurance OF
success, notwithstanding the ernbarrass
ment arising from the prevailing high
prices of material and labor. The route
of the main line of the road has been
definitely located for one hundred miles
westward from the initial point at oma-
ha City, Nebraska, and 8 preliminary 10
cation of the Pacific Railroad of Califor-
mia, has been made from Sacramento
eastward to the great bend Of Munker
River, in Nevada
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

an54ssAAs and Retail Dealers Ia Foreign aud q ,.ss-
icxn Dry Goods. 9roceries, Croegery, &c Corner
" Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-14

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AesIcuLTusAr DEPARTMENT.

The Agricultural Department under
the supervision OF its present energetic
and faithful head, il rapidly commencing
itself to7the great and Vital interest il WIS
created TO advance. IL IS peculiarly the
peoples department in which they ieei
more directly concerned than in any 9th
er. / commend it to the continued at
tention and fostering care of Congress. ~