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PRrsosrRs nArrrREp
Total prisoners captured
In addition to these, the enemy have
lost fully eight thousand in killed and
wounded at Franklin and other points

REEL GENERALS PLACED HoRs DE- COMBAT.
In Wig mia, Gems Desring, Rsmseur. Bat le and
OOnnefs
m georgia, If-ns IatthIe and HARRISON, .........
Ia Tennessee, Gems. Cl borne, Williams, dams
Gist, Strait, Drn 5fry Brown, Carter, Mani
ait, COcKeill, Scott, GOrdOn, Jackson,
rmith, Jol nston, Quarles and Buckner.....-... Il
IN Missouri Gems Murmaduke sad CaDel .........
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Very Valuable Real Is
tate for Sale

g1Y AUTHORITY or THE UNITED STATES
ID Creuif Court 90 oiief ior aiie tlsf ~ afs rf1
f-rtE 90 CErch stree. orpoeite the 'sslLf lisf,a
ID 81 % between the Mrt1uai-t ChuFch ena lha
sfsuds. 1he hoass co = sasily nffs1red. sld
silh the vast sznouuf % uafsrlki ihs rfe1nlsss
b. made very ssiuatie 10 Eis1y pllrrosfs. he
lof fro1ts abouf ~ 'eet znd has eflt q 80 e-f-
ChuEch reef. 90 ahicn tdls froFeffT siaatb =
houni " b. tha HEreat street ~ or fs4h1if
r. y AZ efy. and ms Fsluatie FfcFeriT pcsiFseF
sliVautaEf.s over auF ottler 81 assrf FafFssea.
Under the tlnlc authority - 0fter - erA etef
fouses and 90 fef stia. 81 reHso1stde tsrnlel
sifinn he - lui ,. very Flis1s 81 taa1g par
p1sea. f0r terms sppsy q
=. o EWI%4i o.
N.E ALf&iEkS, rrss1ee.
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CANNON CAPTURED.
To n guns

During this time we do not recall bus
tx cannon lost to the Federal arms
he battery taken from Gillem, in East
Tennessee
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Lost

On DECEMBER -, 1875. CERTIFICATE OF
" DEPOSIT "a 500, 30. s8s on Ne kiFst Ns-
roaal bsnk ~ Nashsilis. payahie % fhe 0f.icf a
John r. cFcwl. Il - 81 20 saiu4 % the estteF -
p4slaeni has bsen stopped
ascEs-ln.s JOHN =. cisONL-
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Night Emissions Cured.

Young Nan, stop before yOa farther 80. % al
dseases sGheet q Msn there Is no daseasc 70 bard
20 cure Is Night Emissions, and Physicians are
sczrc that understehd treating i and % you can
Nv thaf have e1Iled dozens this city, sci a
Ia different States Who have spent dollar Alter dor
Lar. and Ere nos vel cured y ne. am da6y -
cefving letters and sending mcbe1ne 70 AZ parts q
80 eslnfrV n word, al that are diseased in
suV Uay. a6a vi owe me q call, WI give sstss-
fsction toF al 81 he diseases mentioned N thls al
ysrnssment. Ths bsst q references 9Fsa n tna-
city.
a. LISTERS directed 20
Dr.. MOGTT,L.
rnioa street, Ne hviiie Tenn
isal-ly y q meet Eilil pfcfnpia tsution.
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Boarc.

A 0ENTLEatN ASD HIs WIG or IEp
"A 81 fhree single Geufleura can All Fisais1t
rom 81 81 50uta cherry street.. Ala ~ iaE
fosrdsr-
dss-E- 81
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For Rent.

TSog raE YEAH Isss, THAT VALUABLE PRO
n p0rfy 90 Cherry s-lses ku0sn A. n "Ostfoa
Property ope0zile he Maxwell Aouse. sac aE
present. nccupfsi oy nc Nashville sH4s Asat so1l-
e-ay. Tbi- prsperty = ne iaoas vaiEahs 10 fila
sfy Jr rnaay psirposes. For terfns f1r sy par %
: artfs - iaeszs-a7 n. 5. ALLoWAT.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !!
VIZ HAVK PUBLIsHED a BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers CeFtiaoste.

FOR TIE USE OF 5OLDlEhS-
nh printed in four colOFs, representing
Cevalry, Infantry, snd Artillery marching
in countless nun berB into Dixie, with drums
besting, cOlors aying, etc. A blank line Is
len Tor tie name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and OHcsrs; siss IsxlT. The
certiaeAts IL enclosed in . Pastsooard tube,
and can be sent 70 any part Of the country
without injury; and thssoleieEs after hlling
up the blank lines, can put i back n tbs
ute and renal il 70 hia frisnds, and they
vii res il framed End preserve i - = re-
membranes
The dsmend for this certiheats Il en9r-
nous, YET from our enlarged facilisies for
pablishinR, We are abis % keep q constant
supply, and vii al All orders Promptly.
frirs g eankn. Sent b. mai, prepsid.
-. RHODES 3 Co,
50 unian Street,
Haahgiila
Agsnn ~ lisa - sall tAs abeva
ccr1--9ws
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Stray Horse.

THERE CAME rOMY STABLE. ONE LARGE
cIaybsmk or-e. Tn, owner II have Inn ~
paying charges for thesamc.
e. IS. STAINBACK,
dec25-Iwe No % North Sp uce street.
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I N s U e A NC El
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Onlce-Cor. Cedar st. & Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.
DIREcToRs:
ALEx'R FALL, JAMES WOODS,
". W. BERRY, JOHN KIRKMAN,
NJ. BURNS. G. T. HILLMAE,
w. r. BERRY, JOHN II. EWIN,
". II. EVANS, SAM PRICHITT,
ROBT. THOMPSON.
A.FALL, President,
Z. Q. McEAIRY, Secretary.
This Office, established 1854, continues 10
issue Fire and Marine Policies on the most
liberal terms. All losses paid without de-
lay and without litigation, except in cases
Of apparent fraud. loctll-Sm
OnEce-COF. Cedar st. & Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.
10 Rent.

NOR TH 2 YEAR lsG5.-"ne large Store Room,
4 4OxJO feet, sui able for four stores situated on
Locust sire 8 between Col eye and WarKet Streets
near the Lou sTllle Depot inquire Of
THOMAS REILLY,
tec27 lws No IOl y College r..
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Sundries.
g Nashville, Tenn, Dec. %, 1854.
To whom it may Concern.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SITNDRY
~ certified Voucher, OF which the following IS
list, we're capture from Adams Exuress Co, on
the train destroyed By the enemy near Nolin, Ky
Qnarterrnasters, Disbursing OHicers, Bankers
snd Others are hereby cautIOned against paying
tops cd and settlement can only br Inada from
this office the Vouchers requiring the approval OF
Brevt Brig. Gen. -. C. MGC-Ilun G neral Manager
u. S. Military RalTOa o.
Oct. ;, Perkins, Livingston Post, c'n'p. = 90
" q, Mess-s. Kasson Co, Buffalo,
~ f.,............-...... ...... 800 %
Nov. II, Messrs KassOn 4 Co.. Buffalo,
n. $50 70
can city,............ :. !....... sG,sOs 90
Wv ~ gan NJ . ~. "a, sss 25
July LIST, William oriess, Providence, T. l. 1888 o.
Sert. -, Messls F. E. Sure Co., Cn't, o. 4l4 %
oe g To- DO 40 do ass O.
Oct !. VIM. A. webb. Cincinnst, o.. s.7yl le
8, DO do 26n %
"f4 do do 2,IT4 Is
Nov II, do do $40 81
Feb. II, W o. Rock wood, Cincinnati, n. 523 %
March 4, Mes,rs- Ies>nP, KenDedy& Co.,
OF 81 EdSd B. Hobb;, Louisville, KY 80 So
july p =. Mr.. chsri a. smith, Phila Ss5 %
= cesinpsti, o. e.7g5 80
Nov. Il, NJ. ssrs Philips Son, Cincinnati
Ohio ................. ............... 50, 40 A.
August IS, Mes Rs Morris, Tao eT Co,
Phladelph' ............-.-.-........-.-- CAS- 90
= ''' iPhIadt ph ,iC.'@, 2is u
Oct. II, Gohn G Tappan, Deas. Boston
peltbg Co Boston, blass. S.345 81
Aug. g. Franklin Toa nsend Albany, N Y lG5J O.
sept % William Sellers 3 Co, Phla.....e 1888 90
July a. Harrison Tweed, Taunton, Mass, 2i6 %
Oct 3 Me4srs sellers & Co. Cir cinnat, o. ss6 81
Feb %, John B. Ketching, New York. 10 IS
JNO. C. CRANE,
dee29 lw Col. and Tnsptr. @. NJ. Dept
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valuable Farm for Sale.

UYE ARE OFFERINs FOR SALE A WHY
w valCahls EFA X NJ. ossr ne NolsnsFii5e
IKE ~ uses from the-esty. eo-tsiliDE 70 Aefes
o. cfOs1e land brick rrsIfense, eoltsintuz lcur
roorn- bssfdaa kitchen, sFnoEe 1osls-s and other
outh1usa eEceils1it sFrirf 81 Fatsrt auo Trslt-
g.r,ety q trait trees Apply 81
" hsTT BROWN 90.
uosfs-n fuI a. CheFgY afreet.
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Lost.

DIARY AM MEMORANDUM BOOK FOR
~ 1859, containing papers Of no value but 70 the
owner. The hRder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at the Office in rear # Gen Don
aldsOti's HENRY ROWLAND,
,iesZ9 q Can't and A. O. NJ
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REAsOEABLE PRICES
Note, Letter and Csp Paper,
Buf, White, Canary, Opaque
and Official Envelopes
Blank Books,
Suffers Drafts on
Paymasters,
Asmoraa6ums
Diaries for 1864.
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
10 zoe Portraits Of Generals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Boon,
Portfolios.
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Poeket Inkstands,
Pencils,
Zinc Mirrors,
Dice and CupS,
Pipss,
Combs and Brushes,
Blscking and Brushes,
DoEaiBoss,
Butisr's InE,
CarIoins Ink,
AneilAEs,
Variety Packages,
POma3s aud Hair on,
RAEors and Strops,
Emery Paper,
Gun Oil,
Fancy Soaps,
School Books,
ke., &c, 20.
Those Wishing " ges good bargains would
DO well 70 EivS "a cAn, or send in their
oFdsrs
I: N. RHODES = CO.,
s. Union gtTsst.
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Special Notice.
TT L. A, Couueil No. Irregular meetings Of
u the Council are now held every Fnday even
ing st O'Clock, at No. 30 Union street. en- the Ord
floor. Memb rs are requested 20 attend.
BY order OF the President,
decZ7wl A. SLAUGHTER, Secfy.
Times copy I week
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Tor Rent.

A FARM, ~ Mills FROM THE CITY, on
"A the ca latin PIKE, containing DO acres Of laDd
20 OF which ceR ed; brick re-iSence with .,
rooms, ali necessary out houses, well enclosed.
Apply 70 W. MATT BROWN o.
dec25-IW Id Al Cherry Street.
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4. UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, u
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T Is IN
NASHVILLE. fENNE88EE.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success IN the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred TO Still.
LIS THERAPEUTIcs and MATsRIA MEDIcA,
two large volumes, late edition of 1850,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr.. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
ths following
Chronic Csses
sin sstssfActon; Rheumatsm, Affections Of sbe
Iuass: Diseases q he ThroSt, Svelisd Joni,
san Linn, Pieurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel
Diseases Of ths Hear aEd Liver, Inflammation q
tina stomach, NeurAlg1A, Kings Esil OF scrotnla,
DEAFNESS, Diseases OF the Eyes, Deohtsted byS
teFla Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consurnpfou--
t0gefher with Al Private Diseases end
Diseases OF the u mary Orkans-
10 the Ladies.
an Anecsiens Of the Womb treated with success.
those Narried Laliiss who hsEs been 20 uzsortu-
% thsir fuL anle found pregnant by giving me
ell.
Young Haened Iadiss whoss misfortune il hss
oeen not % hring sortk u dns season. remember
Sod has sid ycu should tnulupsy and replenish. II
this Il yoar desire you cAR consult me either By
letter OF IL person No lady ever thiTty-6ve years
u are need make Apphestion- All eommCnicasloas
b. lettsF or person strictly conheenHs.
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Boat mp the Potomac .........
As stony Creek, sacks Of corn
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DR. r. CONE's APPOINTMENTS.

DR. Gone may be Consulted as follows u
30 In PIQUA, at tho Piqua House, on Mon
days Nov 7; Dec IL; Jan l6; Feb 20; March
II; May. -, ,,,,
ia TaoY, at,he Morris House, on TuasdaSr
Nov 3. Dee Is, Jan IL Feb 81; March y;
May 2 Cos. ..i..l l.. ..... .....
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, .on
Wednesdays, Nov 9; Dec IA; Jan ~; Feb ~;
March 20, MW3sslLIiT ..i0. a..
II In AgNIAt atthe IIiYlipg Honse, on Thurs
days, Nov TO- Dee Is; Jan 10; Feb 2S, March
d IL $TgsotiaLS, al Qto kne,J Hoose, on
ThntsdaVs, Nov b Dee 49, Jai, II; Feb I6;
March 2Si ApTA 21Ialra.t ,.3s b4ltg ..lr.ag
In BgLLEsoNTAlNR, at the logan House, on
Fridays, Nov a. .lse9 Jan. 10; Feb II; March
~ April "a. ..ti...3 .......
DIR. Cone has pFaolieed in the above places
about five years, with tlte.most gratifyingsuc-
cesa. he treats all forms of chrome disaa.
sep, and avaiis Of all IMPROVEMENTS in all
schools Of medicine. No charge Tor consul
lalion, but chaSh 'for medicines. CohsuI DR..
Conc before IT. is too lRie 20" H. .Hr
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examination.
Teachers ExamInati0iD.

TTNHE Teach rs Of Montgomery county, are l,,r.iiy
4 notified thatthe regular II anna alton Tor CeriG
Gales, viii take place % the Stbad lSiia4llg n eqch
impnth commenting with the month OF Noyomher
lNl, inEaG the months 81. August. SeIIeIpler
Examination viii b held on Tho last saturday VIZ
The lollos ing are tho branches required Nv lag
Pennman-hp urthsgraphy, Reading, Arithmetic
Geography, English Gremnnr, and the Theory and
Practice of FeHchn". The Examination viii he
bath Oral AMI Written. Any Teacher Guhnr to ans er
fe&khltyapereent Of the questuua IN aug study
w9lnot reeeiuaa eelfHfa9', cv'bt ir tla' l3xest
grisie ~ ,
Applicants viii be required t. furnish satisfactory
testimonials Of good moral character, " ihout " hJch
nacerthcate can be legally granted he hNamtua-
ton Will be held at the Central High School BuidUg,
Dtyiou. Commenrmglnta o'fnrk A. At. pyeci, eI,sl
By order of 1c BoaTifdf Examiner III 81
j. W. HALL, Cl, riS.
Z pATToHaN aNovemb I'll, 1864 d. nov, l2tkHAt
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.:for.I,.SgIp

NOR sAGHs- -IpW0 GOOD FARAIs-Due conpa,n,
I' Ing lGS ieJVs o chotco fHrining land, ~ miles
ts.l ~ Urhff Ohamhalne County. OHIO, on the pike
lrading'tD Ma hanicsmng The farm 10 in good non
diiidu ,ul ma high state ni cutyation4 The dwalr
in,f good tNostory hrick nffe hank hsrn,
ciulortablP ltsppt bluldpgs, Two .pTehatuS aud "a
never alling stream II stock water N
The other rnl contSus is1I5 aeIrs Of choice land
In the sgmC valley, one mile from the form ! ~
r high 4iste o cultivation, has permanent running
stock Water, cnmiuri tblH wooden buldnps orchard,
sd Fdr rat cutVs u ldrNks GfeOR8E W BAlGNBiT,
AT f%AMUkL BAItNE'TF. bp, UrhtnA who reside on
rh,' arris, or SAMUEL BARNET =, spndkhed OHIO.
hdyi d&FI Do hl". N ..H "s... .aI ,. i.tt
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NrErrrIoN IrIlR rAErllfIdN-- U-

Fuprrtur Cnur, M9nig g0mery County, Ohio.
Emnnucl Nar 90 vs. banel Macher, MNty 'hachcr,
-sulh p. Mashor, AmhgpsqJ, haelef and Maria
Maehor.
4 Aa Ntsdf MkLHER, 81 tho state Of Michigan;
~ May q, ldarher, Sarah u. Mariier, Anihrosc
j hlacher and Mpfia J, Mncher Of the County III
-HeoigOmery, Ohio, viii tnkp notice that petition
avfts iilol nguuat them lhc fNh day OF November
A. D tSBl IN the sunetOr Court within and tcrthc
County ~ Montgomery ohio, by Emmanuel MechfrJ
anuts n3w pendhg, whHrrin said Emanuel harhof
tl-tuands partiiinn of the following detorhed real
es1l o, wit "Stuac in tho County OF Mout Gomery
In ie STATE n ohio an IN he town o OhRmhe rstHrp
h,g lots nuniho rsll Eievrn O) and Twelye (l2) on
the plat Of the sui town Of Chanlbt rshurg' aud that
gt the neat term II said curt, tho said Epanue
Mseheu viii PprlY for IN Urder TINT partition may hc
msde aNt Iucmse9. Dated this Fun ny o..
November, AID lsGt. EMANUEL MAOHER
t.Ro4 W. MALANRRs, Att'y now wGw
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Current News Items.

Gold IS again, going up, and, With every
advance, times grow baoier, and more or
pressive on the people
W W webS, late Of ths Ohio s'aie.uan,
Is to take caefgo of Medsry Crisie
1t ia believed that Macon has fallen into
possession OF Gen Sherman,
There IS r,umpr Of great consternaiop .ip
Richmond We ihnk VIZ have heard s,ieh
rumors before
The Presidential rlettors will NEE; in the
capitols Of their respective Stairs, on tic first
wclecsdny Of nesember, 10 eject Abraham
Lincoln President .....
Some Of Liucolu4 friends already begiu to
suggest him hilrathiGiri Paddsa6d utn--
This is premature, Apum4es q ,lbiaas will
probably occur before his second term rx.
pires. uemqr in lP9 orlrr Of nqmr', eN.
piro himself Wait while
Our armies cost nearly double as much as
all the European srmies, the latter are five
times as nomerohs
Miss Melinda Caiyr, yoong lady Of sever.
teen, died iuiho room Of a'dcntst Of P,l,sbuTe
from taking chloroiorn.p l|... Hs.
A destructive ire occurred last night in
Cincinnali les rpyin4 kqyor, Coleman 3 Cos
spoke lactory-loss SjO,Ou0.
II is now sscertained that Lieutenant Gov
etnor Jacobs, of Kentucky, was arrested for
letter which hewr6fa 10 old iBrecknridge, De.
fore the State election. ..s..s
Senator Haurunad, of SJuh Carolina, re
garied as the best iptellect Of the South,
died on The 18th instant, at the ago of 81
We will probably have free tight in the
Republican, party b4(1rc the close Of the np'
proachine session Of Congress Tho storm
has long beon gathering, aud will hurst with
all tho more fury because il has been 80
long restrained The radicals Of New Eng
laud, which comprise much the most Of the
btains Of the party, are getting ready for
an onslaught On Honest Abraham. aud they
will make it with vengeance one Of these
days Lei the Democracy stand back, and
give them, roonS ilil ll -ile4
1t Is said that Mcclellan will receive two
votes from. Kansas Two Of his electors
we're chosen in consequence OF The fight be-
tween the Bane and nuti.Iiane hcdops.
There are indications that the Supre Court
may decide that Treasury notes are not
legal tenders A recent decision ofJudge
Grier of the L. $. Supreme Court, rendered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-23

Relief Meeting -At meetng of the
several Ward Committees held ut the Council
Chamber yesterday afternoon, to consider the
best mode of oanvassiug the city for subserip.
lions to relieve the families Of the soldiers
Isaac H Kicrsted was called TO the Chair,
and A. c. Marshall appointed Secretary
After considerable discussion the following
resolutions were finally unanimously adopted
ResolUsa, That for the purpose Of ayoidiue
the necessity of holding a Bazaar, this meet,
ing is of the opinion that, by grand com.
bued effort, enough money can he eb,uined
by subscription TO provide for the wants OF
tue families of our gallant soldiers, and TO
this erd, public meeting OF The citizens oil
Dayton, is hereby called for Thanksgiving
night 10 inaugurste this benevolent work, in
such manner as will be worthy of the day,
and insure complete snccoss to the Efforts OF
the Ward Committees
Resoioed, That every friend Of the soldier,
who has heart to feel Tor the destituliou of
the wives and little ones of thosc who are
now IN the front "kceping the wolf from our
doors is earnestly Invited to be present
Resofped That MessTs. Kuhns, Hanilch
anu Vh'b oe hppulhl"N u cohlhllee 10 HfoVlue
a place Of meeting, aud TO rsque4t Lha pastors
of tie churches 70 notify their Congregations
Of the meeting on Thanksgiving night
Tic following persons were then appointed
an Executive Committee to manage the Re-
lief Fund
Fist Ward-AnFusius Kuhus H
Second Ward-.C IIerchelrode.
Third Ward-John ii Shank
Fourth Ward--IOsah Gebhnrt.
Filth Ward-B + Wait -4lft1
Sixth Ward--W N Love
Valentine Winters was unanimously select
ell I'd act as Treasurer OF the fund
TIE moeling then adjourned to meet again
on FRIDAY evening next at Z O'Clock at the
Council Chamber. anHiH d
h '.''''' '.-' A C. MARSHALL Sec y.y,.
Tie place selected foE the meeting, s the
Lutheran Church, at o'clock on Thursday
evening. J3 30 IIJ1l 2td
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLAARR
o. longest sLuding with the
DNLF GENUINE 1IAffs REsTORER.
Esodahs f.v6~,ne


-gIF. VgElnfa " AtaAsY, Erw YoaK.
Iae diseas' spAA0W0l hYAa9p uas ono toG,acte
sore 10 hrgnne very p"uinl Inl rest nt mpl WRp
~ P3S Ey "ae,9 fn, sp"9n iSn, Sg, Seg; 1
p4iy mon g'lu! tr..l consulted stNtiaI ih,si-
etn- ~ fIhs'siys tws"irf NED y them u,at ihe
9th mi, shu ,iauoh, ,o,Hd not heneht me. ! T,,,J
your 'dveriis'i5ont and ssnoluded TO consult You
You aSsurf4 ME shat yon Noulo eradicate tha disease
anu restore my hsir, whicE had become very thin.
Wiih mat asau5s nee placed myself your hands,
an the resals are s iaya Ia SutiaDt hal,i tf baI
my s'Hup is pefi" ty we'll, and my hair has ceHsett
4 Alts stfAB Guui y, No III South Pearl street
II u act ack nozzle deed iy nj y o have use,i the
nan Refiotsri and their name Legion, that it's
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That w2nld etiectually and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING orr.
The large and rapidly increasing sale of Restorative
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-23
Lost OppOrtumIIIes.

The Ohio State Journal has lengthy
article, written in what was once known
as the "Iidactic style" in which it treats
of Lost Opportunities. 1t is very Sc
we're on all losers Of this particular class
condemning them in unmeasnred terms
This article comes appropriately from the
Journal, whose proprietor is understood to
have improved his Opportunities" and
to have made them exceedingly profitable
to his purse, however damaging they may
have been to his reputation. Indeed, the
Republican leaders as class, have I'M
proved their opportunities to the utmost
BEN. BUTLER, who voted for JEFF DAVIS
35 times in Convention for President OF
the United States, has since made mil
lion or two Of dollars by vigilantly watch
Jug opportunities, and making the most OF
them. Gov. SEYMOUR, and Mr.. VAL
LASpINaHAM might have followed his ex-
ample, and been to-day high in power and
position, and rolling in wealth, had they
embraced the proffered opportunities to
bctray their country and aggrandize them
selves. No wonder the journal is severe
upon them for negligence so unusual in
this age, and 30 criminal in the eyes OF
all ''loyal men,"
But this theme of "Lost Opportunities
is fruitful one. There was an oppor-
tuuity lost when the Republicans refused
to adopt the Crittenden Compromise
which would have preserved the Union
without shedding drop of blood, or vast
ing dollar Of treasure. An "opportun'
ity" was lost when ALEXANDER STEPHENS
bearing prefers Of peace and reunion, wa
rudely repulsed, and driven back from thu
lines OF our army, Every day that term
of Cancellation have been withheld by tn
powers at Washington, has witnessed tn
loss of an opportunity which might hav
divided the South, demoralized thei
armies, and caused an inevitable COLLAPSE
of the Confederacy. But the opportunity
whose loss is most disastrous to the coun
try, was that which the people spurned oil
the 9Th of November, when they refused
to restore the Democratic party to power
With that opportunity they lost Peace
Union, and Constitutional Liberty, very
probably, for all time. Be it so. W.
shall live long enough, unless we die sSOn
to witness repentance, whose bitterness
will be immeAsurably enhanced by the re
Election that it comes too late. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-23
VALEDICTORY.

With this number of the EMPmr, our
connection with the paper ceases. Il viii
be put in competent hands, and continued
as usual to subscribers. We hope that
. it will hereafter receive much better
support than during the past year.
HUBBARD & BRO.