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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
CITY Council,

Reported for the Empire by A. %stephans, City Clerk.
Tuesday, February lG, 1864.
Present-Messrs. lddings, Rogers, Bimm,
kiersted, Gilliland, Minick, Lehman, Thomas,
). Decker aud Love.
The President being absent Mr. sI0veswaa
called to the chair.
Minutes Qf tho last meeting we're read and
approved.
A communication was received from Cbas.
\. Carpenter in reference to Fire Alarm Tel
.egraph; which was referred to the Committee
on Fire Department
The Trustees of the Fifth aud Sixth Wards
to whom vas referred the petition Of some
six hundred citizens living in said Wards ask.
ing Council to erect and establish n Market
House oRiha property known as Seelsys
Ditch, and owned by the City Of Dayton, re-
ported that after a careful investigation Of
he location and the probability Of sustaining
a Market at that point, are Of the opinion that
la Market could be we'll sustained at the pro.
posed location, aud would therefore recon-
mend for adoption, the following resolution!
Resoired, That the Trustees are hereby au.
thorized TO procure q plan aud specification
and. estimqiegof cost FLOR a .ebstdl Market
House, ffty feet wide by two Hundred feet
long, and report the same Mt their earliest
convenience. Received aud adopted
The Committee on grades reported a grade
Of the west gutter of Ludlow street, from Bay.
ard street to Race. at Brown and Itwin'G Foun.
dry. Referred to a special Committee con
sisting Of Messrs. Gillilsnd, Minick and !.
Decker.
An ordinance 10 TX the rrade and curb of
Mad River street, from Fifth 10 Richard street,
was read the first lime.
An ordinance hNiug he width Of sidowalks
ON the east side Of Mao River street, was read
the first time.
An ordinance fixing the salaries Of Chief
Engineer and Captains OF the S cam Fire DE.
paJtmeql, was read tbs sseandodma. no ,at,l,
by Nj Love, Reso ped, That, tbs, Cay
Cletkis hereby directed TO pay ID ihs. Chief
Eng'ncer oInffrr Department, Tires m,nared
d%ollarsif for expenses Of tho Stoam kfreH lie.
parlment lSr Jbe month OF Fehnaary hsm sj
by Mr. uilliland, Resoiped, That tLa
Street Commissioner e authorized 10 Gravel
Main street. from Vine Street south 10 The
Corporation hine. gaiq se Soc ~Aoar7tqa0 D
On motion Of Mr.. Kiersted the use II Goua
Gil Chamber gu, Thursday A-liernanEs, was
granted 10 the Ladies Aid Society. ...tht d
Bill of Van Doren, Miller \ Fox, S2Gs so,
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Two Hundred Dollars for a Husband.
-Awealrhy young lady Of Pernberton, shel
by county, Ohio, a few days ago, paid a sol
dier-an utter stranger to her-two hundred
dollars, cash down, To marry her. The sol
der pocketed his "bounty," and followed the
lady 10 the Justices office, where they we're
made bone Of one flesh, and flesh Of one bone,
on short notice, aud liberal terms. The par.
Ties then shook hands and parted, a perjured
pair-he 80 the front she, probably, to 1.-THE
rear liAfterths rebellion shall BE-. "ofusbdd.
ont, and tho immaculate niger shall walk
erect in his manhood, we will have abundant
leisure and ample opportunity to consider
the solemn proposition, "what shall it profit a
man If he gain the whole world, and lose his
urn sour Our Iosses Of men and money-of
mere physical strength, resource, aud prosper
TWILL be as nothing our deseorated con-
]siitution and lost libeElies will be as nothing,
when compared With the loss of the public
virtue, morality, aud good faith, upon which
alone free government can rest, and without
which organized society is only 10 be dreaded,
deprecated, and summed. The marriage in
Pemberton, 10 which we have Just referred,
is only one of the innumerable signs now
rnanilesting themselves continually from one
end Of our broad land to the other, that every
thing sacred, holy and shnobling. is coming
to the dust
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
DWTHFoI1
WymkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI.

Diseasss Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever pre- yalent, %iusidious and daugcrouS. Ihs
properties Of a medicine 90 alleviate, cure and urroo4
these complaints, must he eNpectornnt, Ruodyne and
InvigOrating, lOOsenlng the mucls OF the throat, and
iutpartng tone to the entire system. No discovery ~
medical science ever mastered this CLAWS Of diseases
like Or. Wynkoop's Iceland PectOiaL .Itisused with
the tuost AL onishlng resi II IN al cases o bronchit 4.
influenza, whooping cough, %diptheria or putrid sore
throat, ssthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irTita,
hlhy, d. - - - fNtA p HHIA ~ ~
The Rev J.J Potter certiRes that, al have used DR.
Wynkoope Pectorhl for several years, inyselnAntib
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have It to many others, and have never
seen its equal. Rev 81. Potter, Bruoklyn n. Y.
Hundreds and thOusands OF important testimoni.
ais could be produced, showing itsl r remarkable curee
and that Il never falls, - o.
II IL composed az pure iceland Moss, Balm OF dis
rad, Peruvian Balsan, Elecam pane, C~OHlroy, Bur
dock and other Invaluable eXpecisrant and tonic IN.
gradients. It's harmless, prompt aud lasting. In
yallds aud sufferers cannot afford 70 neglect a trial.
Every family should hav- H.. It IN remarkable Tor
Group. Full descriptions, recommendation AMI di
rections aocompany each bottle, M N
Sold IN Dayton by W, W. stewart and NIL principal
Prepared By Dr. r. d wynkoop, aud sod by D.s.
barnes a Go.,N New York, bog .rt t. se2Idiy 4
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Read the following;
tTcstnH9pi gi9 Afs. Sarah 6pnkfi

y Read the following;
CT''Fr'T'Fg ~ S1 Efss se1s ~ yous.
Peoy pEHuFsi Two years ag9 ny scalp Yqcsppe
Fac disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore. II became very psintuli my rest NJ night WIS
broken the burning and itching sensation wus gpsgpr
pOrtAhie; | would apply remedy, after remedy, LAT
only momentary relief " | consulted several phyAi
cans Of this city. was informed by them thai Tie
disease with which my scalp was Affected WAS the sat
Ri UNI aud that they eouldno benefit me. I read
your advertisements and 0OnGluded TO consult YOU
Y9ii.assuret me that you would e%rgdieste the disease
With that assurance | placed myself IA your hands,
and the resnlts are, I naye = inEufiant brad q hair
Ighy setdpi g petfe.tlS well, and my hair has'eeased n
fall Ont. Respectfully yours,
Mas. s4RAH GovLp, Ne, III sonth Pead sire l.
~ aetnehnoNieaHs by ai~hS nave u-ea tn
Hair RostOrcr, aud their name II Legion, that II -
TUE ONLY PREPARATION rs.s
That would ehectually and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large aud rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
Is ne strange, /, sY'deuee q re P''n''old hsnfPts It Is
II HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence al the public has been obtained. and
onty
gDyH9 ALI RRBPARATpONsaiig
RIVER lntrhduced. do not recommend my prepare
ton TO cause hair 10 grow six feet Ia trebly as many
d @0st ssn a, v ~ + 4 e. slTtts tqSSsSslis Sd totally by a an
-kepucal or inctedulous, | Will MAKO a bona hde offer;
raa-I Will forfeit sI,sOO t.s3ia
Zone Thousand Dollarsl u l fail to Oure tho wnrsi
eases p partial baldneys, under hheep yeaTs, stNld.
ing, WM tH tat HILI REh.httIHlH #H
THE ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER,
THIS Wonderful remedy Is sold Ay drpgg'sia gsner-
% Your DRUGGIST mas NOT cor IT sEED
.lasIa.al rHI tnafok Ito so nit'. I'd
'k,B.-+Oufes Guaranteed IN eYofy rse where mo ta-
ftctOns for = 80 are implicitly pteyed.H lLH t
SS7Rtee, 81 pei totle eFtlk botlles ort3Nd
HrH4aaI .f.sfi. FRuf. haA DE MUM, f
sole Proprietor, Ne. 90 orange street, a
u hAllJ 1ntl3o aItg HAbpyvAsYl YH.
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REAL

LNINT - ~
NO. 300 THIRD sTREET, AT JOHN II. STOPPED
MANS OFFICE.
7 HAVE n largo amount Of property for sale, such
II AZ houses and lots, in all parts OF The city, at yari.
Gus prices, ranging from four hundred TO ten thousand
dollgrH, on good payments, and well situated, and
any quantity Of vacsnt lots Tor gallo. Al-o, several
farms for aale, ranging FROM one hundred and sixty
Tue calmly, w JOYS
'Thoso having property for sale md those wanting
to buy, will DO well to call on me. as / shall ave
prompt attention to all business s~ntrIstcd az IL M care.
] hsys had considerable enpcreRYe tathe hnslness.
inSdlm A. H. MCCLURE
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5Acntcal.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established 10 the Year 1850,

IoR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In tho world,
nR. Il. B~OkAPARTR, from London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Gin.
dnnnti VeneTeal Hospital and DR.. y b REYNOLDS,
Int Of New York. This IL the aBlY office in the city
where n nerrlanentc cure Of Private Diseases can H.
obtained without the nse NJ mercury or change Of
diet. GonOrrhma cured in to ~ hours. elect cured
IN to 10 DAYS; Structures cgredp ltoAweeks; Soc.
mrnal Bmtssions stopus 4 tn2fo a In ato1inst
Weakness cured in 2 to We ks; Syphilisi in its prma.
~ stages cured IN = days; 500 ndary symptoms ip /
10 5 weeks; Skin Diseases cured in I TO 3 weeks; i'm.
potency, sltoI restored IN ! 70 weeks All diseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Or. Bonaparte's great work ON private diseases. IN.
Private Guide to Health, - beneficial 20 all, male and
female, old and Young, should read this book twill
enlighten those who grops Ia darkness. Price 20
Dr, Rsnaparte's French Patent Male saiel II is
perfectly sale, and never fails 10 90 satisfaction. Its
The only safe and snrs preventive against disease
Pdce Of the french Patent Male Safe. 81 ihs angle
soe. e. per half doHen; ~ PER doDsn, sent nv mad
sS-Msdalne LoLiER SftanAie Mobthly Pills is n
$40 and rCliAhle remedy Tor suppressloBs audMiffq.
I ntaieltA@ases Laiie~rh0uld NOT uAe thein Linns
nrcRnaney. ~ they vs. rtsihrF inistarrlagc Poe.
smS'p efe' ''rs nnf sh1'sr,|' aEy address ~
H~s "a \. ace Tho m.Rtq consult thsy re va,
guesuonally aoh Hov9eds@i thhe htA cham iAona anil
kings Of vansFeal Diseases and the only Doctors sko
aFeceive monhly reports hbIn the. Cd world. lhey
have been accustomed from an eafiy age OF youth 4,
witness the various DISEASES which affuet InauisDd,
professionalttudy In every sphere oflife, Eon tAs
humble ab0b OF PoYenytsthe mansion of he ueal-
tlhy, and having asoertaiofd teyondA doubt the vast
suieungG bunsnity, they determined IA select tho
genersive Srtern as theif partieular studs, and 10 de.
vote their Whole attenton 60 the alteration OF he a..
saarsof theetmPorRntnincuons. Noleuers valh ~
naNfte1NPles VI IVY stntan 4 remittance or pshi.
~ 6SNg RErE a KtYE6ti
NO. tssHycarhhre street between Fnh 4 ssih aa.i
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Dpring Nousr..
D IN C. H. aus z
NO. 92, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTHA FIFTH

NO. So, ST. CLAIR, BET FOURrH4 FIFTH,
HaytonJ OhfoF ~
fTFfH uHaerpfgneh iefornfE the pntAa tho Y q
pgAcfteaIdye Z, And has Established \ dye house II
he RbOYe plaep, and isnog tFepafed 90 dal8Fafl kinia
Of silks salRs, hbhoph, Wnalen and Cation Oooda
auy polor that may b. desired. D. iasf 20 sfm DO
p Grease andsta3ns removed from all kinds oil fabnes.
iiaeaFrAtlis " Aniuh all Foods 90 . mannegto ffvS
s'fiahnaan. hayiha all articles necessary % per6Fna
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

City Union Convention notice in
this mornings Joprnai anumerously signed
call for a city nominating Convention, TO be
held on Saturday evening" the 9th inst, to
nominate sUnion'i 81 candidates loEgthe VIZ
rious city otfcess,, 70 Sc fined &c thB Sbtfnt G.
lection. The Convention is to be composed
often delegates from atB Ward, to'be chosen
on the 10th inst.
taas0 .a ----4 - eAA-4L-a bloc o5safoT
Book Bindery-In Beckers Building over
the Post Office every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maya
zines, &c. Ruling done to order. Remember
the place, Room No 23, Beekers Boiliing %
Wv local. +. W. MEYER.
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DaItoH, leOia ana Columbus Ra,i,o.a


4 tctaIs I ir12 isAlss t4is+'la CoIumba.. Tn-os.
Three uAlly t,s"y," " al kasten ulues us1
anI cs II lYao"t; Night EArress II S61a. I m Ter ne
top only af XthlSS M Sapfess Al ll'l6a. M; he. lIss.
GoIlisG'1of At all way stations 6ets cen T EaSt'ono o. .
uOddioas1i3 I =, Iisnt cypress Z 1861 a, NJ; Acco,.
ffefH ~ y. IN. M "uS ana Cincinnati BAY Ia
~ tL2h tast y Golaniou" time, y hieL Is : miuu,,.
p. al.Dg as 'gEets eau be had for All a..t.r.
noiS NN''" King, TicAet AGENT '"ieae'
.- = % MCDONALD, supermtsnd.,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17
Illinois Central KaIIrOao.
&AMRa6

. OHHNUL Of "----- n
n %auw s,i nonday November Is, 1851. pa.,ss..,
""' IsaNe NATION and pAna, as ioUnas
4o.g LEAVE NATION. NH'
44o.nA North, i.l0 . M aud Ii.OO . IN
soing south, 4:6Uk IN aud 500 mn
LEAVE 100 'a
Tong Noru, G.OOh m md xs6 ..o
Eo'hE south, 1870 a N and I.4b -
= JOHNSOH Gen. PRsssn.a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

II O r s A T. e

OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY = mod.
ern .bnilt brick house, with an acre Of around. Tho
house contains eleven large rOomg, Iith tine porches,
good stable, carriage and wood houses, good cistem
and we'll also fine frulI. Al Of the premises are in
good order, ana ~ Gpc Of the best huIlt houses in the
city, situated on Paik street. IN the city Of Dayton.
Also. for sale, six audi ono.third acres OF land, al.
lonlag the corporation Of Dayton, fenced In and ready
for cultivation, sitnated east OF the city.
ia2G JAMES +. DONALDSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

Acknowledgment I've arc indebted to
the courtesy of the journal for the use of
their press in getting of yesterdays edition.
In spite Of all we could do, the intense cold
disabled our machinery.
WWlFWfT- esff. Af4p MCuu
Musser's Writing schooI-It should
be known by the community that "A few les.
sons in Writing, from a perfect master of the
Pen like MussER, does a student moro good
than the most prolracted lessons from an in
ferior writer.
No engraved copies used at MUssER's
school.
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BalIImOre and ono RnlIronaN

~ IA ktE 5ss9 asasssu7
u iasiun S S@d haiiI,ad i,eE Y IA initiates at 49,,
4 nrH,,l aug iafkersLurg On the Me-, w. " hsallnr.
points IN lie W Ss,s Vsds, Steamers, 4e., iorsbd fpo fIHe'
ILrse Irsnns bRily Tor All H. Eas SoIlnnest rlirJ
L.atr N N ~ We only route to Washington ~,
ana S.iop n mi nS a. - I; Igand iO:5v q n. Z, ~
,.nJ 7, n"sMhsion ~ 90, 2: ~ and N .'IS N OnlJ
Ihrppne6 IN aIsi9ys ~ $3.50 and ) p IA oaiy Apd go
wa Washington Ony nfhn sdditIon ,tose can be prOcur 0
i naet ~ u 4y'Sh Anaiars ~ low an Iy an, t :, o. ~.
Al MI ort ~ ,caSts va halnmore AID 3hIe Hs route.
TH 90 iI" q. II. SULLIVAN 10, iuuthe West
}. snITIIi ~, COLh1s Gen. Ticket AZ 99hAEL
80 AAs'or VI ltRnsporAuon. no,o
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%sandUsRJ, Dayton and C~InCInaati \. 4
a@a9aea

y and alter Adventist 10. 400, and p1aI 49,,
aoucei Passenger aud freght lnans 80 -
IA WYNN Bbng north, us follows: a''
O.dn A.. NJ through brelght and Au,ob,,saaL
O.tU Win passenger Car attached.
lllgn a. NJ. Mail tram Tor SttrfpDbetd 90.
lUsOU urbahbi Behcfonuaine, F6resf uhloAt'
9Alipushyi connerilug ut 5prngneld vim IyuS AiH
Lonu9n md CulunhtSt arr Ytigi ia UO!uiuIl.s =, ~ lCi
o. NJ Urtatnt With tfhiu for columbus. nd -eV y
ifsin on fIttsbufg, ~. Wayne a Chitnso " siN
East Mr'inBlh CreAtilnu ~ k.4b 4 m ana. I,t =, eViLS
Gd9h mi NtClyde With Tran on Lle. Gland ~ Ss"ik ~
n II. Boing hAht, arriving III, UlescleI1 Al ieieu"
buhbrk a. $50 a ~, Nsu buihdu nt $50 ! ~
hesI arriving 70 Ioledp A. lzIVa N. Delrn,t q, SIht
M CincagO AZ 1851 a NJ and Sahdugky M t,at o'io"
*, 4. III. Night E2pfoss Tor spfinybatI y ~;
v.11 anu beiIelObtahe, cOunet tlnu al Lor.. iuaph
nam gong EAal on P~titshuTk, b. AN. 49, ~ WIN
hphn, arriving "a CftstIno AT D.ld a hi. P,tIrIl Nn'tFC
? M CONG htst, with Iran arr yUnP m m = a. 90
w, a ~ mi ChleAgo ht lusIU a IA, 81 GI,ds tntnslLetI
on tI"Neiand and Toledo X. X. affltInr m, snn IIsin
s''V ~ Dtnkirk 80 800 = nj sbd bunsiO ~ 80 -
IvHbps aandllsky ~ 7.4G \ III. o'v y =
l.(l!l u, nunlssliiS accommodation, lssv,,
a.NO paytoh on arrival u Iran from C,,aS,n.
tSseiiI'Y spintdheid At 1.6S m, Unana nj lStss " n,''
ma Huntsville at l2.l2a m. iSoi y L.
Tickets wa THIS Liue to All pohts 30
"GtS IAN 10 hhd 81 tLe IluketO thos Ia M, 49,
ssaI W hlNGi Iioket Agent. 'l"
tfe away as low az BY any other rop,s
ho'Ihivflhauoh relative 70 Shipping t,s'ot,t
NJ, GPpy AZ he ConPsny's Freight Issa,oJ u
NJ. q. ULair, Gen. 1icketAgeni. T0p''A'ndsn.
nnAI
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Grunks, sc.
-l.I 6or SaIG. -.L IVY. lI9
AOOuntry Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE country, residence, with lfasen
n acres Of good land. lying one mile north Of bay.
ton, on the oldTroy road is offered &C private sale.
There IA a large and comfortable frame house, and
good Outbulldlngs, on the land, ~ pIVhArd OF hne
grated apple, BeaF AID peach trees; a large assert.
hteni Of strawberry vines, Of tho Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific varieties; also, about three acres Of young
Ourrsnt bushes, for vine purposes. ANY persons de-
string 70 purchase are requested toeall Rnd examine
the property & Z themselves, az the propratOr scon
hdentthat n will hear ms ection.
Also, ten aud a hAlf acfes Of tlmNernd land, four
indies nOrtho OF Dayton, near the Old Troy roal.
DO2AdaVu Hai SOD 1-ilo JANIS RHOOP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

Poor Fallen Man

Poor Fallen Man.. y. Mansfield, in
his late distressingly erudite, and highly com
plicated rigmarole on the Scbleswig.H olstoin
question, relieves his bigoted, nigger.tossed
brain of the following barbarons and blood.
tbitqiy, b rqpostiobi NgA CopPfq@ssi4 ibe
last resort of men who have neither princi-
piles nor courage" This is probably intend
ed for the trainers Of he Constitution, aud
the succeeding statesmen who, through com
promise and patriotic sentiment and action,
gave us our Constitution, and preserved it,
until America was first among the nations in
freedom, prcaptrity and power. The com
promisers of 1857, Of 1920, and 1850, ac-
cordiug to this l%uminsry Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, we're men having neitlTr principles
nor courage" The compromise men Of to.
day need not be ashamed Of the companion.
ship to which Mr.. NJ has 20 logically consign-
ed them. But speaking Of principles and
courage" the man who sits cozily 10 the coun-
try, as the stipendiary Of an abolition news
paper, melting men 10 strife and bloodshed,
denouneing compromises, and insulting the
memory of the founders aud preservers of our
government. lB not only uestltute OF principle
and courage, but is unworthy of the name OF
an American citizen.
The Democracy Of the city must now
begip to gather up their strenglh for the
Spring election The first Monday in April
will soon be here. Begin now, good friends,
perfect your organization, kindle up the
.otI I,,,,,u.t.. &C.. ....la. A. I.1.... |
days When ae star q dem crAey was ~ III
ascendant-when peace smiled upon the land
and home was happy-and resolve to labor
honestly, fearlessly, and uptiripgly, for the
success Of principles which never oppressed
you-for the success OF principles by which a
lone our country can be saved from anarchy
and ruin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-17

We call attention to the Law card Of Messrs.
Odlin & Cahill.
IH I4-A--l oA-llhlIsHl. a'FE
BABYLON W. ARMSTRONG, Secretary Of
State, spent a few hours in the city yester-
day. lie & in excellent health.
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,weS special NphersretaI


VAC n En- Y.
I EARNESTLY caution AZ. ybung men suffering
ut9Is harsous nohfliiI, ara agiin.t eu1anRoring
their health by petr2n'zpg any ql the advertising
q1acic4 You can ia IN rac0gqr ly She methods ttseI
W hfs ~, cruiser, and-b ~ hundreds 'ot others, and ID
no other " ". Rsld a letter Which 1 VIII send youit
you will sand ND q pat btf envelope bearing yOur
address. GDirere TO- EpWAHDgu lTHAVER IIN
de2glaw6m Look Box, BOstnn, Mass.
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DaytOn& Western Railroad.
Dayton and Michigan kailroad.



ON and alof sunday, Nov 10. 1858, trans VI
~ leave UniOn Depot, sixth street, ivf Iulsdo 40
al lllerhediaty points as folloWsi
Toledo aud Chithgo Mail At lU.O a m.
NO. lChlcHyOa aud Detroit Might Eapreaa Al ann N ,,lr
nolt X NJ. ahOEMAkEk, bupenntendtnt
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The question which has ngitatsd Europe, under the
above name has reached hual settlement by the sigua
ture of treaty the 30h utmo The treaty only
awaits he ratification of the Danish Rigsrasd, which
TIC meet on the 7th instant.
BY the terms of this treaty Denmark cedes the three
puchies of ScheSwg, Hosteiu, and Lauenburg to the
vctors and pays to the Duchies fixed (about eight
and half millions Of rgsdaars for their claims the
common property of the former Danish monarchy Sches
wig and Hostein will be held by the Prussians and Aus
TRANS uBt the German Diet shall have decided the rival
claims Of the Prince IF Augustenburg and the Grand Duke
of Odenburg to succession in the two Duchess and Den
mark will sso pay for the shipping captured and destroyed
by her feet The Prussan troops will evacuate schleswg-
Holsten twentyone days after the ratification Of the
treaty.
This question will IN all likelihood adjust finally the
question which has 30 long agitated Europe The pruc
pie involved is that of the aspiration of nation ates
use phi of the French Emperor--a principle which
likely to bear great part in the adjustment of the
of Europe 1t understood that Hoseiu aud LaueDbug
genera favorable to the German rule while po-
puation of Scheswg only in part Danish and will
readily submit to the Acknowledgement Denmark may be
ped for her failure to command the territory claimed by
her, but she has bsen obliged succumb to the create
military power of Austria aud Prussia and to the ermanc
eanings OF part Of her AdU rtissr.