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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
West and his IncendIary ResO-
luttODs,


We call upon the Democracy of Ohio
to note the fact that WM. H. WEST, of
Logan County. has introduced into the
Ohio General Assembly batch of resolu-
tions, replete with infamous ISLANDERS cal
culatod to ineite soldiers to the commission
OF outrages upon them.
He charges upon the Democracy. in his
Internal design upon their liVes and pro-
perry, that they have Outraged and deeply
inSulted' the Soldiery: that they are "dis-
loyal :" that they are "pensiOning a atrai,
tor :" that they entertain sentiments that
would "shock and revolt the barbarism OF
savage tribes" Nor is this all for while
the Jscobin pretends to deprecate, in his
last resolution, the violence already visited
upon the Democracy, he regrets that it has
not been committed "without that provoca-
tiOn which goes far 10 Palliots resentment. -
The author Of these most wicked and ca
luminous resolutions, should be remem-
bersd in the outrAges which he is so wan
tonly and maliciously endoAvoring to in
augurate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16

a plat Of the ground eau be seen NJ the shsrsn' 8
Terms Of saleOne third cash. ono q lrd in one and
me balance In two years from the day OF SALE the de-
seIed payments TO hear per cent interest aud 70 %
secured by mortgage on the premises
The above prem see eannol sell for less than two.
thirds OF ita appraised value,
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont eoant,
l., Il. 0VsoKHL aud 3. n. JAoEsoH,
Attorneys. una2deWavtA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residenoe with ahspp
n acres Of good land ying one mile north Of Day.
ton, on tho Id Troy road iS offered At private sale
There II n large and comfortable irains house. aud
good outbuildnas, on tho land; an orchard Of fine
grated apple pear and peach trees; large asrort.
ment Of IrawherTy vines, OF the W lson New Albany
aud Prolific yareuesi a4o about three sores NJ young
nurrrnt uahea, for wine purposes. Any persons de-,
sirng to purchase are requested 10 cali and examine
the property them selves as the proprietor 10 CON
adont that Il will bear Inspection.
Also, ten ant hal acres Ol hmhersd land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near The old Troy road
uO2ldtwu JAMES RNOOP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
Splendid Farm : for Sale

oNE-uALF NILE FkoM MfANIsBURG.
TH undersigned will sell At private anls hetween
now and u,e first day Of Apn next, the ". II
known farm belonging 10 the estate Of Philip y. Geb
hsrt deceased outalnng one hundred aud forty.
seven acres. Fad arm has nnOn II two dssllinR
houses one large commodiouA br ck also harm and
other necessary out bgldlngs, The soil il OF the
rches qua ity principally bottom land, aud has also
hne lot OF timer. Terms reasonable Inquire Of
the subso 'bers in Mstristurg.
SAMUEL GEBHART,
ISAAC DlsslNGRR,
naTdayzy Frscntcr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
osnsraIa Ferry ana sIgsI.

NEw YoRk, March l6 Steamer Creole
from New Orleans via HavAua has just ar
rived. U fN
The Trfbupss Washington special dis
patch, says
Gen Ferry succeeds Gen Sigel command
Of the Lehigh District, headquarters to be
at Reading
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
General seymour Assumes the RssponaI
biIhy FOR the FIoridR Disastsr.

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The Republican
Caueas last night adjourned to Friday next
70 Reta full attendance II is understood
that General Seymour assumes the fall re-
sponsibity for the Florida disaster.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
PhIIadeIphia sTarket

PHnADELPHiA, March 5.--BreadstufIs gen.
orally dull aud unsettled under the foreign
news Wheatyery dull and nominal at 81, 50
9l63 for Red, aud Sl7O@l,9l for White.
Corn dull Provisions firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
Fremont 60 be ASST Ened 90 a Commans
I'm south Carolina,

d WAsHISGroE, Marcn l5---It Is understood
Gen Fremont will be assigned to the Depart
ment Of South Carolina.
Z Gen. Gilmore will have an active command
In the field
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
.Fur Salc.

JACKS FOR SALE-.t Will De in Dayton, Ohio, the
- 9Th and 25th daysof larch, with three hne Mule
Jacks rised IN Kentucky. Thev have proved them
selves sure peH,rme s. Slhe IA to IS h,nds high;
March 7, 1884 -mhIGdj
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-16
Merchants and Milliners
WILL FIND WIT

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So and So Pearl street, Cincinnati, ohio,
TNHE most elegan, and varied assortment OF IIL-
A LINERY GO Ds in The west
RIB 8ONS, SILKS, FLOWERS.
AND
Ladies' a. Misses Straw Hats6 B0nnets.
Our long expsneuca in this branch enabes IA "a
nresent the BEST STYLES at the LOWEST
PRICES.
our SHAWL AND MANTILLA STOCK Is now
complete.
Orders will receive prompt attention y
DEVOU CO.
msi0dlw q, q s3aud % Pearl street, cinoinnSH.
1nafsH faf5l8 1f 81
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
HoE fheg Taik.

Al & Fatriek's festival IA Dubuqas,
Ioxs, o. the 18th ak. George T. Jones,
who has acquired sozas notOriety as the
traitor who took the part Of tbs rebels
while acting IS Minister ofths Govern
ment at a foreign eours, responded to
the toast Of ''the United States" Here il
what be said, as the Dubuque Tsaes re
ports 1t.
aGentlemen, beg yOu to believe me
when assure yoa caadidly hat had
no idea when came here tonight that
il should become uiy duty TO respond To
any Of the sentiments which might be
propounded here on this occasion, and
least Of all do feel able to express nv
self ftly and freely in answer TO she toast
you have Just read To speak in response
to a toast regarding the United States OF
America Is TO me embarrassing in the
highest degree. Where are the United
States Of Americang Echo answers
"whersT" There sra no United Stases
Of America tonight fear there never
will be any more any United States Of
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

n@~Ths people of Stsrke and the ad-
joining counties in this State have taken
the frst steps towards the construction
Of railroad from Goshen, in Eikhart
County, to Gillian, Troquois County, Illi-
nois. for the purpose Of forming a juno
ton with the LogAnsport, Peoria and
Burlington and Chicago Branch Of the
Illinois Central road This route is said
10 be an easy one, and the people upon
il anxious for the building Of the road.
A committee has been appointed to so
Iicis subscriptions Of stock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
IndM Items.

CRoPs. We noticed some time ago
that the wheat in this and adjoining
counties had been badly damaged by the
"cold snsp" Of February. Il had not
been ''froxen out,s but frozen dead, down
to the roots, and there was little pros
pecs OF its reviving. Not more than haff
q crop was anticipated in the most Ia
vored localities. aud about nothing IN
others Thisiujury, we feared, would be
general, for the conditions under which
it was produced we're general The
ground was bare Of snow everywhere,
aud the freeze extended over the whole
West But the unusually favorable
weather of spring has brought out enough
life to give some hopes that in well pro
tected situations iair crop viii be made,
aud that more than half an average will
be reached through the State generally
The Hendricks Country Ledger says
The wheat ia the Northern and Eastern
parts Of that county looks quite as prom
ising as il did last year, while in others
it is frozen badly. On the whole it thinks
the prospect may be as fair as It was last
year, which, though cheering news enough
after the lats injury, Is cold compared
with the hopes that we were raising crop
big enough 70 compensate for the huge
I failure last year. Wheat sowed early, In
deep, well broken ground. is said to have
I stood the winter well, and 70 look as we'll
as It usually does, In the Northern part
of the State, though, We hear little but
complaints ard fears. There seem to
have been less resurrection from the
February death there than further South.
In the South We notice occasional state
ments that the prospect IS much behind
that Of other years
As TO fruits, we don't hear much, ex-
eept that il IS doubted whether the kill
ing Of trees has oeen as general aud com
plese as vas 6rst feared. Some Of our
country exchanges, on the strength oi
experienced advice, are urging their
readers not to be in too big hurry about
cutting down their trees. as in many
cases Il is believed that with prudent
trimming they viii recover. Maple su
gar has been manufactured this year
rather more generally than for somc
wears past The Northern IRdiaaiaa
Eoseiusco county, says that many far
mers Of that vicinity viii have from loo
10 1900 pounds which they ars selling 10
less than ordinary foreign sugar. Abou
this place there has been less made thar
ussal so far az We have been able Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

A BAxR Rospea SAFE.-C uised States
detective Vim. Sans arrived at Louis
vile on Saturday night, from cArrolIton,
KY, with j. n. Williams, one Of the rob
bsrs Of the carroliton Bank. who was
arrested Al ST. Louis, some two months
since. and placed him in jail The Car
roll Cirenit Court was in session last
week; bat, as several Of the witnssses
for the Commonwealth we're absent, the
case Of Williams did not come up He
was therefore, taken to Louisville for aafa
keeping.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
A NATIONAL JUBILEE,

(Ia II. hasas ef A.a D. Hsfrhlsses. - ss 81 %
saasie.l
" Flfsg cot the bright baEusr, fhs Red, White.
and Blue
Tie giae dny b sawn ng for me aud for you.
FoF Preston heF p.aisn NJ length hAs nnflfied.
An4 Peace stands s-tiptoe 70 gladden. the world
Then doSn With Ezbslli0a and fyrznay toe.
And up with the banner 10 Liberty trus
The triple hasd banner, the tlms-h0ooftd han
nsr,
fhs sIory.6ung banner. the Red. White. aas
wsks. moaasAin aud hhi-top, fssL, fiysE. .na
sasi
cons ioia tn our chorus The iasa stall b
free
No daspot shall rule 1t With Tyrannys thong.
The slaves shall be fTssmsu. ths seAk sbAii b
strong.
Tkea down eith Rsbellion aad Tyrshny to0s
And Hp With the haaneF 10 Liberty tfuei
The tripis-hHsd baunsr the tiaas- hongrcd bsa
Hnr
ras Elor, .Easx banner, the Rsa, White aaJ
Blue
Oh, red are ths fields where The f.snsen hsse trsI
And eA.ts are the faers laid nsdsF the soi,
But tias sfe The skes from wh ss portals of lighf
IL dawHing the day star that giAdasus our night.
Then down With Eeisllion and TyrAany toe.
AID up with the banner 10 Liberty truel
The sfipl~-bGsd banner. the tlns -hoRorsd han.
nFf,
The glosy hung bsansr. The Red. white, snd
Blue" /"
CAaoLiNE A. MAsos.
Fitehlarg, Massachusetts,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
A Bright Idea.

The Evansville Times has made the /
astonishing discovery tina. the rebellion
would have been prevented if Mr.. Lin I
coin had have paid friendly visit TO the .
South before his Inauguration That
certainly is an idea that would never
hare occurred to any one but bGttsrnut,
aud he is iu terrible strait for some
thing TO say in the way of apology for
his dearly-beloved Southern brethren.
There are, however, two small, but pret-
ty generally known facts which VIC mag
Inc the editor Of the Times did not have
in his mind eye at the time he aanoun-
ced his wonderful discovery, and which
are necessarily and overwhelmingly tn.
tai TO the latter, viz: lst, the rebellion
had actually commenced before Mr.. Lin-
cola became President, and ID, he did
make visit, prior TO his Inauguration,
through n portion Of Que OF the South
ern States, aud narrowly escaped having
his throat cut as n consequence. To
any Que having the slightest recollection
of the feeling entertained and expressed
towards Mr.. Lincoln in the cotton States
Immediately after his election, the idea
of his being able to make q visit to and
safely return from the insgrgent States
/ is simply ridiculous No sooner was it
known in those States that he was elect
ed than the papers OF that region teemed
with offers of heavy rewards for bis
head, and the people were taught that
his assassination would be an act as glo-
rious and praisworthy as the taking of
Of q Nero or Caligula. We have before
us q copy OF the Charleston Mercury Of
the ID ol December, 1860. less than three
weeks after the election Of Mr.. Lincoln,
in which conspicuously appears card
from Mr.. Henry R. Morton, Of Macon,
GeorEis, in which that sanguinaFy gen
tleuaan offers reward OF Ten Thousand
Dollars for old Abe's head The Aerct-
NJ notices the card editorially, and adds
that ''the lucky fellow who might succeed
in obtaining the handsome eaPWt Of the
Yankee President, would realize at least
half Million Dollars BY the JOB, and
earn the eternal gratitude Of every Lover
Of bis country.
A truly pleasant visit aud warm reeep.
ton Mr.. Lincoln would have had amous
his friends in Dixiel
We have no doubt the editor of ths
TTnss heartily regrets that Mr.. Lincoln
didn't make the visit, for then he woulC
have been quietly knocked on the head
and this s'cruel, unholy and uueonstitu
tional war on the rights and liberties o
our Southern breshren" would have beei
nipped in the bud---AL Vernon UHi0a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

learn. Our exchanges. however, have
been too fall Of VA 70 give rs mach ia-
formation on these points
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
RECRUITS.
Recruits for Naval Service.

EvAnsFfIss, InE-, March N, Iss4-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GTvEy, that an aoz
~ rssdy 70 rscRiFs recruits for tks AHFAI serFcs
Of the Tnfted States
Recruits must be hsswe@u the axss sf eizhsssn
ard thirty Ave, and Bos ls-s than svs ssst iour
inches high ls-tsrzn soldi=rs Who hsvs ssTFsd
one fail enlistnsnt. and of robnsf health. nay
- t<ks1 AZ forty yea-s Of aEsi. and b sxAmt1sd
By the SErxso0 Of fke Beard of EnroIlmSnt-
Ali seceptHd recruits wili De forwarded az oncs
TO CzIro. nifrois
Recruits snlisssd in shs msrins cars do e0t re
oeiss zaFa1es pay g boanty fsoz The tnAt@1
states, eat are entitled 70 Prize-noasy.
Ae1 for the naval service are ersdit@d % ne
auotas for drAft, tia same Hass Ter TIE array
BLYTHE HINES.
Capt, and Prov Mar. le<h Dasf. Of Ind
A2ri eloxs
fvinesznss Gasstfs, Nczat Esraez Unio1. Rack-
port unpfre, sn6 Boonvsils Democrat eopy two
weeks. anA ssEd blll and thrss eoptss ef pzPsE
% s1Esrsissx.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

Nos. as Aad a. Front street, and &c
and as Fulton ST..
NEW RLEANS.
So Special attention. eixsn 10 sutieFs. Plant
era aad Ssesmboat Orders. fog Supplies stores
eB- Ceasixamenta Of Western aud Esuthefa
PFodpcs sna Orders for tes purchzss Of Cotton.
sugar and Meissrcs. soiieitsd-
nS- RsssE q Ms@srx. Henry AEles Co, jBo- J.
Roe. Ess5-. AmhroNe heedsr, Esq, s. Louls Sole
q Coax. and Messus. Wa Glenn a ssns, CiReiH
aati A. B. Ssaora, GAsksisr. Msssrs ehas Cali
CHER Ce., Cairo. IIiinsis Dsmsaf Tisis, Nv
aussiiis, lad d~ci9-sra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
CROsS-CUT SAWS.

DATETT cRoSs-CuT SAWS At 81 90 pr
L f4a JACOB sTEAEB 3 SON.
fshss In Hardware Dsalsrs, Nc "A A2iz -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
sOOrs. sHOKs. CATERS, sLIrrERs,
CHILDREN's WEAR.

DF THE LATEST STILLS. WHICH az fs
" saiiihs - lsN aBy hoGsa ia The eifs fhe
pFifiir arn invited 70 cali and e1amius aua8s and
Psfea& tsaiaF~ purchasing eisewhwru re warrants
bis zoos3s - sisa sxttsfse1lsn- Ne freabis 20
sh9w Esodz
dsndiss asss fREE oF CHARGE. shosid
Ihsy Frsmsiafziy give way.
y n. sELLMAN,
EvAusviIls, sept IS, ises - Maln street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
NEW BOOKS.

nTSAr,s EIFR OF CHRIST. book ers@s-
II ing great sxeitsmsH'.
Mis- Gilbert's Career.
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Mrs. Lirripsr's Lodgings BY Diskena-
Letters to the Joneses.
AehOt='s History Of the Great Rshsllion.
Southern History Of the wsr-arst and second
SSlumes.
General Grant Snd bis Campaigns.
Hsrpsr's History Of ihs War, as tAr ~ out
The Perfect Gentleman, 0r, Elegance and no
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Held IN Bondage BY Q. yanshp. law
whip, Hoe, and sword.
Rubini: a new novel
Frank Warrington; BY author og The Suth-
eTlapds"
Barretts Astronomy aud AtlAs.
Mercsdss Novels, and all tbs Dius Noysls-
A. g.. D0BRLLN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

UTR ARE NOW THE MOST INTENSIVE
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20 Boxes Of 10 Lump rar pouE6-...s.-.. % Cts.
DO Boxes Franks Oranzs Lamp . y. &C Cts
SO Rass Bad in Csddiss. per polnS--.--. 20 Cta
30 Boxss Bzros's, 70 Cst9iss.
- ee1tsss Peach Lesf, psr pozsz-----.. % cts
go Il Dsrsoo, Lighf, pr pound -
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90. 300 Cay Pipes, assortsd;
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2s,o00 Ia Skpoisoa csg@r@s
$500 T. Brztzs CiSArsi
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zooO09 ssxz-estzs
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1900 Pseks Ss.oking TohAoeo;
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Merchants znd stors-Kseperz, IsSk 70 .hsI
ntsrssss sxsziDs car izrgs sfoek
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
sADDLERY.
THOMAS O. MAGHEE.

AAV4A5 V 1A04A6Es
CUcCsssOR TO W. r. c0RwTNE CO.,
- may always be foand at the old stand, No.
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stii continues 70 manuf4ctuFs Lif or Heavy
Harness, Saddles Brides, harfinss -, Collars,
Ae.s Ae, and has on hand large a.d attractive
stock Of CustoIs- " erk, made Of ths best material
BY scientific workmen, which be nov offers 10 the
tFsds At EASTERN PRICES. Having greatly ia
creased bis facilities for gfacturinR he Is
prepared TO furnish al articles In his line In any
quantities, at the shortest notice. All who Wish
% buy win money by examining bis stock
before purchasing elsewhere. All who like 70 sx
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h.B. Every srtlcIs u guaranteed and preala-
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

RsTA Florida letter to the New \ ork
Timer says: "There is ground tor be
heving We may possibly lose General X.
s Foster, as two Major Generals II the
Army Of the Potomac have applied at
Washington for his transfer 10 their com
mands. We viii say for General K. 5.
Foster that if he gets chance to 6ght,
be VIII make his name word Of praise
on evsrybody's hps"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07
STGESMOND & HAYW ARD,
DENTISTS.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION OF
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WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS
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NALLS the attention of the public to the 1ol-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-07
IMPORTANT AMMO NCE N
n OF [ G E +.

TO THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TROM this day till after New Years day, |
+ promise to sell my whole stock OF DIX
GOODS at the most astonishing cheap prices.
The very best quality of Calico, at 20 cts. per
yard. % na
Fine Bleached Muslin yard wide at Is cts: per
ward; Double Shawls, the latest style out, from
SIS. coo up; all wool Marinoes from IS cts to TO
cts, per Yard; Black Cloth Cloaks at all prices
Blankets, the very best quality and all wool
at $500 pair; Hoop Skirts with AZ spT1ngs a.
other articles at the same rates.
If you want to save % cts, on every dollar.
come to buy your goods at the cheap place Of
S. ROSEWALD,
178, King street.
dec 1O-tf 2doors above Washin gton.