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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-01

CHANGE OF PosTMAsYKRs AT CIsc1s-
sATI.-Mr. Fred Meyer has been appoint.
ed Postmaster at Cincinnati in place Of
Mr.. Baum. Speaking of the change the
Gazette says:
This chsnge Of incambenh does not
partaks any Of political character. Both
Mr.. Baum and Mr.. Meyer sre Of the Ger
man sisment. They are personal and
political friends, and on thai account Mr..
Meyer refused the appointment until as
sured that the removal Of Mr.. Baum was
settled. without regard to the successor
ship. Mr.. Meyer is one Of the County
Commissioners, and stands high ID this
county for integrity and busiuess capacity.
His n0mination should be confirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-01

J. o. VOORHEES,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES,

: s.i47 THE ONLY coin MEDAL a.
E1tr 34aRasd p seEtRs aqhiaasss II IlhaStis: e
TlHEsR Machines Rsrs'aEArded the HIshese Pre-
mfums, over an compel t6rs, for the Bkst PANE,
ny sewing Machines the Btst HaiufaetuffHs MI.
srS IA ne sSss s9 me s4 8 tie syn
fisyI YoTt 81 asls 2s1e ~ ~ ~.
First iI1ily tpaehiss.s s7t;'e' -.
Hirst Premium for doqb -,
Fin. PFs@IGR f9f Rafhins SaFk '-a' ~
iHiTst Premium lot fsmi fi' machine. iset ~
f kir Preniqn fey pA9pfAeturing maqhins. % .
Iowa State Fair -''''t = v'l4flitt1 y
giEs. PFemIuu. s9t family naehihs sS,,S,l a.
ElEsf Premium nuEietu Fing fhaehino.A a.
.4ifst REeuiHmaer mAGhin6 work. lUl- aga 5zsF
Atedgan StAteRafTs .s2uuI iii i, IiIf
49et 6nelniunl toE family machine .lsiai0q b.is
h kiTst Uranium Tor manufacturing machine. 81
Enst Premium torLmaohins work. at suEisls 81 4
Indiana stAts 1Atr,aEsst - q sa.ga7 si9af ~ Z.
= 11fSt PREMIUM fon machine for all uTTIose9s n -
Ftrst PnAtntnmffor machine work. = sfsT Ill. al
tliihpts stafO Fair, lf,srs.1.sI So Is7Itl :,
11fst Premium for machine for all purposea., /
tlrbt RTentum toT machine work 7;.isl mi s.,is
Kentucky State Fair, 80 1.,f I5il.ii f.lT.f 8 d
First Premium for.mAchine for all pnrposSsssaa,i
.Elrst kfem1m tonsmachine work. T. 4fl5.s.i :
GaPsy wanna state iIla GGs ,ulsetJ 10
f@- 1l fCemtum for-aAnutaeturing machines
=, first Premium or beautiful maehIne work.
ONO state FAIR ~ fisl sifs2 ~ ~. Es11{5ild
First Premium for naaehihAF4orlc. az iGqsJd
Had at the JoLlotoias County = aits .aAsA
ehitteudeho6 gryeal tITld Society, ss,asit
FtrEt PFemihm FANNY td6skinSf -. - fs.yfit
E EiEst PIetiiata ior N machine W e
ChanPfain Valley Vt GTiGult1rai Society isT
4retnlaui f0r ANIL machine! - ~ AZ
a. LIT Premium for Machine 5rs
1rst Pretturn for machine work 20 f5!siais -
Ham Pden Go, griea Itnral SSeiety nga7
DIPLOMA for fhmIly niGchin6 F5 80 ,'sible.' "a
RraRtlh1 Oh In " sPSiff fi5H4ns.05 boa 1.les
WRIT ~ hFnify riilehfue taiit ssisr.
or !. IS IA p a 4eE tet ls q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
Sale or Land in Marshall county.

JoEt2h IngersolL -. In INC Cinssn5Ik
iAsA - 80 ". ~ ~ tF-e- tfANHrr4 for No.
lOhn Wilson and Benjamin Redd shall CO wa
, pursuance Of the decree OF the sald Court mSiie
u this cause Ct the Spring Term, 1861, the unlS
derSlGned, Sheriff OF said county al MarshAII viii
a'ths 18TH day of February, 1884 at the e6S5r2
hoGse for M4rlhal county, sell for ready money to
ne highest 49d be1t bidder the tract ofiand inthe
pm 1nenpouedt OF sufieiency thereof to nav The
sum Of Two hundred and thirty nine doliaFS Ana
EontyssISn cents with tntsrostfrom the aISe day
g 4ptllln thq year, Of our Lord etshteen hundred
and my dx, apd twenty three dollars and fVertv
I'VE cent?, costa OF this suit together With the cot
o. I1s ADVERTISEMENT aud the lees of the sheriff for
making tht! sale, and such other, costa Is NAV be
egAly Incident 20 making such sale. The said fract
q I9nd = the tract men Toned ID the Bill AID pfe
IN this case eoltaIning ninoty-one acres
AND seventeen poles and the bamo tract 81 land st
14tS N naFahGll county on which said BenIGmin
hedd lately Eeltded, founded by la1d % james JiI
son, 5hoAs Stewart and others, and which ERs con.
Eeye4 by said 1AgerBoll 10 said fdefendsnt fJohn
ileon, By deed, dated the fTsI d63 q April, 1888
anl recorded In the Clerks ONCE 81 coant
W Atoto9Atdls - p 5tEB EuiEII TrRRTnlS-
1jAn1e sos ,.nh SHERIFF. hIArShali county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
cleveland, PittsbEuiFFIg 'asf ndWbsee,5iI.
i.sIs sa' ing RaiFR = a54S I'll

i.s . sd 'aingRafFR6adI : ~ ne 81.
IA
rs AND AFTER MONDAY, ToF i6tb 81
SS - e WI have BridssRIk - FoiOFp
l1soS aslI Slitn TftIh, hop5ISE atsan ,tat,. ~
-. SSEsiasd e ssS e. s2ss 2, N sRfs
soS N Acesnpoda ton Traih stobpint At nj,
sssaa an ssas s aTrtTSg st Sittsbargh Al sos
60 III is Is & Rssl US q ct
REPURHgN &TRAINS Dye
Leas{ esyese4s g $50 A. and l:40,P. a., ar
Le9ye 5IdttseutgboAt 1875 iikl NJ Gi5 4 M and
s md sE & BaBsRSft IS sf9 M lOsS
tcenNzesiohaIaretmade, az. EeoIIovvs..
At 81 Es.A Rs4R.seqie r. r. for Harris,
1syI .-dSia New YerI @fSThii5pgtton. Phila
AAa do S!'zS ass p BRSa 3 q saa
~ All All points q she RoE4H IYESF.s viii
:AioAEso and the-IonEI WET war
= u x, n S,9yeland Erie 3. r. for Erie Dun.
kifRi lsuiIAl9 and aFa llsIIs WIN
u SIeESlsaa gipeinpasi tor
~ aIom 0lhninnati .E.l.'7 n 1no
~ HndP S with the e. 2: c. r. r. for ouySIosa
e. tatlS, Akron. MlI6rSBifgh and Voc
At'Allianee with 1t. " @. r. Il. Tor
'@a' 20 II1GS llgaI Salem, EpousCo,
AtsteubenTtlle With ~ O Line and A. T,Yt1t,r
ui ~, 4 With q 2, Q, R.R for ZanssYille- NeT
Arb, Coiunbts XkhiR, Dayton. II Il!
l., Htiz1 sqaEsolRi GeiFpl Cincinnati I,oufsyilIe
- t.. SL Louis, st. Joseph and All POINT
-, ltn !asWtst aud South WeSt ssfii y III
suE,i91 Iieseis to ttlbusgh and return On
sEaIS always a. low, hld+fme mich Quicker 81 ~
Tickets to ali points in the Wst MA ,,4
SGe oe Ptoeured ct the ONES uTieT tSs
Sssnt Il s aS9ss zesseling, Va, or with Ticket
rsght eqntEAStgi will be made at lowest rata. IN
any poi1t accessible by this road aud fts
70 tni East, North West and Northwest Al ofir1
under AELuTe House, or with Pt AGENT AZ p,S5
pOi' A''0" WIN. d. TERRY Agent ~
= = eiagd 7epl- d ;. WhseiinE. VI. :
10 ,.s D.. B. WILLIAMS, Agent. - =
~ = ,-t,n o Z zsE Giisi t5T!I RFfdFeISSFt M
4 SSYHR9 PEe!ident
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

hereby certify to the best OF my knowledge and
Dellet the above named EuArAntora are good and
e1eient - sureties for the amount for which they
oHer g DO security, -,;,,.....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

70 DO certified by the uuibsd states Diltr5ot Az
terney, Collector Of Customs, or apy other oficer
under the United States Government. or resnonSI,
bic person known TO this ONCE ssfl
~ aGui-pas nla AIV! BARRTNGRR. giis..
b. = l Captain and Chief uaEternaEtlr + l.
4 1an42-n Department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
-IuAA OF PROPOSAL. fs
T,1
GUARANTER.

Capt. A. Y. BARRIHaIR, Chief 1artermaster Depart-
J pent OF West virginia, Cumberland, Nd. = Q,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
DIR. JOHNSTON,

SletnDeF q the kQyql College q Surgeons Iopdon
y, ie9Gate nom e q the most eminent COLLEGES in
Sue ghEsp state51a The gEeatar part OF Whose M,
6Is peen spent In the hospitals Of London P.riS
MA and elsewhere, has effected some 81
many troubled With rineinF n ne hsSS at ~
rsta asleep. great neiTousness being alarmed n
sncaen sounds, bashfulness with frequent bIushibE
with arrangement Of mind, Ees
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
MARRIAGE

Rstiect that a sound mind ana body are the mn,
hsSf Eequis3tss % promote coana6isi hsDDi
iiSs I.S tISes GitnonL these the journey through
y Aens g The view the nna becomes shadoT.I
Nm qe.pIE Gnd nlled With the melancholy rsfisS
With o14 o -, Of another becomes oightsd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured At this in-titnt,op
year eiter year and the numerous important Sur.
Eleel operations performed by DR.. Johnston Wit.
messed oy the reporters Of the s'sun," '.Cipper,'
INC many other papers, notices Of which have APP
PeAFea again aud again before the public, besides
h5 Standing as gentleman ofeharactsr aud TespOn-
aability, = EuGeisnt guarantee 70 the ahiicted
sKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
e5@No letters received unIess postpaid and con.
talnins q stamp TO be used on the reply Persons
shopld ttatP age, and Ssnd portion Of AdTsr
ttssmsnt describing symptpmS
= JOHN 81. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
+ ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
JanS-1yS Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

~ EsEABLIsHED AS REFTfar pBo3,
is5fs QUACKRRE.-FH - az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
Grass Seeds

f!Lsl9N4.ls. tialothy, 'K6lEaekys -
= ~ 80 ~ eleat GEass SesS fE IS ~
dsss ss s'sds p ~ 5l s q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Wiz have injured themselves by a certain praetics
nuolSed IN Nhen Alone, y habit fTeone6 I'D, n sS
eHtI eHFaPAuions, or ct school, the efects Of
s are aisaty islt, even when aSlsep, and il NOT
both mind and body, should appIV
VI 4At pity that young man, The hone n b,S
county, the darling Of his parents, should be
from All prospects and enjoy tdeutS al M
" me consequences Of deSiAting from the pSth ~
1na nGulEtng in certain secret habit such
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

P4aEEl III lsya r. Ij7di q q =if7s
-. apa ether e9loEsd 4yelipg BSs.
- ~, rf-ssy5. :. =. dIC0LEf = BRO. ri
y .GEe3i1 4 a6Taq ~ all-ln etres-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
DISEASE oF IMPRnnRNnr
STRANGERS

Irost mt your lives, OF health, to the care Of many
ouIe1rned and worthless Preteuders. destitute Of
edge, n9ms OR character, who copy Dr. John
Non advertisements, or style Themselves In the
eSHpa persI regularly Educated PhysfciRns inca
pabls o. Curing, they keep you tTiinE month after
Eonth taking their filthy and poisonous nds,
OF . long q the Em1lIose Ice can be obtained and
IN despair, leave you with ruined prSlth ~ Id,
over your own CALLING disappointment
1F.Johnston y the only Physician advertising.
G h9 credentials or diplomas always hang IN his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

9peei3lly, who have become the victims Of soIi,ar
lcel thatdEesdtul and destructive habit which an
Young Hen 81 the most tsIents and b1iIIt o.
inteiiect Who might other SEise ave eBtranrej IL
saaRg se1ates Eith ei'hFRdels Of elOqaeSee' or
Ss'S me liTTips Tyre, may call 18th full
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18
THE oNI Pr AiC 4: VJVHERrsAl
OBSCURE CAN BE 0RTAISED. .

TYR JOHNSTON has DIscoYERRD THE MOST
~ CertRtn Speedy hndl Only EfeetuaIE Ps1SS3
N tne world for all Private Diseases ReSFneSs q,
hldpeys and Bidder, Involuntary bSebornsS In
Poteteyt GeDeTal Debility, Nervousness, DySnsnS5s
4t5pe1oLs Ley spintS, CopfuSIon Of Ideas PalpitSs
S SI Of me Heart HnIidty, Trembling DinpesS ~
EEiisnt OF Glddinsss DitsAse Of the Head, TbIoSt-
NSss OF eAan3 sAneetions Of the Liver Long, stoTH
tbe Solitary Habits OF Houth-thoSe kEcSEI - IN
iEeLy PT9ctces peFei to- victims thlT he
OF eyFeps % the Mariners Of Uly Sea bIiehtinS
ing marriage, &c. fmFSolEIbjs N@'31 ASuueH-
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His remedies or treatment are unknown TO all
others, prepared from life spent in the efCSt hos
plals o. Europe, the hrst in the country a more
n the world.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

City Council, July 28th, 1854 Pres.
ent Mrssrs. Klersted, Dickey Iddngs, Shank,
Minick, Hilgeiort, Lehman, Thomas, Love,
and Bmm.
The minutes of previous meeting we're ap-
proved
Petition of Mr.. James Anderton, asking
Council to issue bonds to aid iu raising vol,
unteers under the last cali, was received and
referred to Committee on Finance. -r
Reports Of Chief of Fire D partnsnt, Mar
ket Masket, and Street Commissioner were re-
ceived and ordered to be placed on 6le
An ordinance to establish the grades Of al
ley between Blind aad Walnut streets, and the
second alley west of Liberty street. was read
the FIRST, second and third times and passed.
Yeas, all the trustees. A .re aa tte ar9s
An ordinance TO improve the sidewalk on
the east side Of Perry street, from Fifth 10
Prairie streets, was read the third slime, and
passed. Yeas all the trustees
An ordinance to improve sidewalk along
D W. Engine and Machine Shop, was re-
ferred back to the Ordinance Committee
Bill Of NJ Turner 4 Bro for gravel fur
nished the city, was read and referred to the
Com mmittee on Accounts IN connection with
Civ Engineer an Street Commissioner
By ur. I'd 6ngs: Resolved, That tho FL
nance Committee be authorized to issue bonds
at six per cent. interest for the purpose ot
raising volunteers to Gil the quota of this
CITY, under the last call Of the President, al
500 each, to be paid to the volunteers per.
Sonally
motion by Mr. Love to strike ont Finance
Committee and insert Trustees of The Wards,
was carried and the resolution adopted, Yeas
all the Trustees. .....
By the same: Resolved That the estimate
for nm alley running south from First street
be rescinded, and that new estimate be made
for said work Adopted a'
By Mr.. Love Resolved. That the trustee,
Of the 9th Ward are hereby authorised to pui
under contracf the pnVing and grading Of the
alley east Of Blind street Adopted
An Ordinance 10 appropriate the sum o.
- dollars from the General Expense Fund
10 paw oils allowed during he month Of judy
was rassed Yeas, all the Trustees
Rihs Apowea--Van Cleve & Woodruff
$40 81; A Gehhart, Sl3 "A; A. c. Marshal
4 Co, S22 l6 Geo W Sides, So go; Geo
McCain & Co S5s 80; Van Dnren, Miller 4
Fox, Sc 90 ] HooIe, 81 75 Paynes, So go
CbaE, Anderson, Sl2 80 Samuel Edgar, 1855,
60; James RckPy, S2s s5; II Thomas, 81 25
Juo McCuteheon, 81 Is. ~ Ha-tL
Council adjourned Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
The Psnce Mnvcm I'D.
Special Dispatch TO the New York Herald.l
CLIFTON HOUSE,. Mac ARA FnLs,
Jplv 20-3.l6 II M

CuFroN House. Mac IRA Falls, T
July 22-3:l5 p. NJ
II appears that one important letter in the
correspondence with the rebel commissioners
is omitted in the Official correspondence sent
by the Associated Press It is letter from
Horace Greeley to Jewett The latter was
fearful that he would be arrested for the purt
that be had taken, and Greeley wrote him a
letter showing the authority that be had for
his action iron the President Il is reported
that this letter shows fully Mr. Liocons orig
inal position relative 70 receiving the rebel
com nisioners ard is, therefore. important IN
in showing the change Of base by the Presi
dent Jswett is in New York, and has ihe
original letter. The ony copy tsken here
was carried OF BY Mr. Holcombe with the
other pa ers, and it Is impossible to obtain a
copy to-day
A number Of politicians Of both parties are
here to-day, not only from Buffalo, but also
from Michigan and other points in the West
The Democrats say that the letter of Mr.
Lincoln sent by Maj, Hay all the capital
that they wsnt for The campaign The more
conservative OF the Republicans declare that
they cannot stand by Lincoln in bis ultimatum
the total abo ion OF slavery--ns the only
condition for the sett meut Of this question
that they supposed the war was for the resto
rauor Of the Uoion and, further that when
ever that can be accomplished they want the
war 10 stop, aud are not willing that il shall
be carried on solely for the purpose Of abolish
ing slavery.
This shows very plainly that the correspon
deRce will divide the leaders in the Republican
party, and only the extreme ,nti.sIsvery pot
tion will sustain the President in the ultima.
tum laid down in his letter, Both Republ
cans and Democrats, who are watching the
movement here, do not lrok upon Lincoln as
rejecting the rebel commissioners because
they are NOT duly hccredited, but that it al
turns en- the question Of the abolition of slav
! cry.
The rebel belcommissioners claim that, Will,
they are not specially delegated TO treat viii
Mr. Lincoln, they have Renaral powers ant
delegated authority in behalf OF the Southern
Contederacy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
LinCoIn's RespreI for Law.

On the 81 OF March, 1868, the Lincoln Con.
gress passed a statute which tie President sign
ed and which contained the following progis.
ion 90 A-tl VI
'And in all cases where grand jury hav-
ing attended any Of said courts having jurist
dietion 10 the premises, after the passage or
this act and after the furnishing of said list
as Aforesaid has term mated its session with.
OUT finding an indictment or preseniment, Of
other proceeding against any such person. it
shall be the duty of the jHdge Of said cour-
fosthwiih to make an order that any such pris-
oner desringa discharge from said imprison-
ment babronght before him 10 be discharged /;
and every oficer ofthe United States having
custody Of such prisoner is hereby directed i'm.
mediateiy to obey and execute said Judges or
der and in case he shall refuse a. to do, he
shall be subject to Indictment for misdemean.
or and be punished by fine Of not less than
$500, and imFrsonment in the common Jail
for period NOS less than ak months in the
discretion ol the court
Twelve citizens OF Illinois in Coles Connty
charged with crime, had their csses brought
before two Grand Juries, but they refused u
fnd "A bill OF indictment against them The
Judge ordered them TO be discharged, in com
pliancs with the statute Instead OF being sci
nt liberty, however, Lincoln had the audacity
and the wickedaess to send them as prisoners
to Fort Delaware on the Atlantic coast A
more high handed act was never committed
aud Of itself is amplecause for an impeach
ment Of the President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
CnrrOnt News Items.

Edmund Kiske report Jef Davis SIS say
ing This war must 70 on TILL The last Of
this generation falls in bis tracks and his
children SEIZE his musket and igbt o0r bat
tle7, unless yon acknoNied c the right Of The
CO.. rederote States to selfgovernmen," That
this is true, we do not for q monent doubt
II there we're any d.8erences heretofore
among the Democrats of this country, the re-
fusal by this a,tocioasly wicsod Admnis,ra-
tior 10 accept honorable peace when offered,
has united them as one msn Tho rsliying
CRY seems 20 be, "ruy man to beat Liucoln"
It is officially announced that men who
we're drafted in 1862, apd iurnisbed sebsti-
tu,es, are not exempted from the present
draft This Is outraeeously wrong and op.
pressive -..T 'Ft4
One of the new regiments has been assign
ed to this District We'do not hear Of any
great scramble Cor positions. Perhaps the re-
fussl to make peace on honorable terms, has
something to do with tho general apathy con-
cerniug the new call
The funeral Of General Mcpherson. viii
take place at Clyde, on Friday, at 40 clock.
We learn by ;hia morning dispatches, that
Atlanta is not occupied BY Fedora, troops.
aud not likely TO be- There has been no fight.
in since the 22d.
It is said that the roads out Of Atlanta,
with the exception Of the Macon road, have
been destroyed This may or may not be true
Gen Crooks cavalry we're stampedrd, bat
be brought of his forces in good order.
The rebel force in the valley is now estima
ted at $4,000
Col Mulignu s wounded
It's declared that Baltimore and Washing
ton nre in no danger.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is yet IN
harmed
party Of guerrjlja7 have crossed the Ohio
into Indiana, at Ross Landing, aud are nos
plundering The citizens
The rebel General Shelby has made cap
ture Of part Of the Tenth Illinois, $50 strong
in Arkansas
The quota Of New York under the last cal
for 500, 600 men, is said to be 89,3ls men.
Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts, is o
loggerheads with the Government concerning
hundred day troops. .....f
We hear Of another stumpet for Lincoln
Jim Laue--tbo embodiment of social mora
and political infamy, has been speaking II
his behalf at ST. Louis ~ 4--
Anarchy sfill nrayeiIs in lnr0p disfrints| n
Missouri The danger is, before all is over
that it will spread, until the whole country
given over 70 lawlesspegs We must hav
peace, it We would save auylhing from III
wreck of our oncs glorioas system Of Cover
ment I.t.H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
Medical Notice.

DR. Z. coSE may be consulted hs follows ;
In Dayton, at the Pbiilips House, on Wed.
nesdsye July ~ Z August 81 October the
In Xenia. ss the Hiveliog Honse, on Thurs.
days, Jelly 2s September October 8.
In London, Ct the Phiier House, on Fri.
days, July 70 September 2 October I
In Troy at the Morris House, on Tuesdays
July 26 August 80; October T.
In Piqua, at the Piqua House, on Mondays,
July rs August 80 October g.
In Lima, at the Lima House, on Sundays,
July "a Agust 28 October 2.
In Sidney, at the Sidney Hotel, on Sdtur-
days, July % August 81 october /.
IN Belliontaine, at the Logan House, on
Fridays, %; August 26 September 80.
In Spring6elt, at the Kaub House, on
Thursdays July 81; August rs September
20. .g,l,..-r.
Dr. Gone hes praclieed in the above places
about Eve years, with the most gratifying sue
cess He treats all forms Of chronic dis.
eases, aad avais Of all improvements in all
schools OF medicine No charge for con
apltstion, hut cash for medicines. Consult
Dr. Cone before It is too late
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27

willing for peace, he will exact conditions
which would make il impossble.-- still ad-
heres to the abolition policy, and With that
policy Of course peace "a impossible ae is
as well aware Of IL ~ ore the souiherners ~
is fearful prospec, for the country if ibis var
must continue TO 20 on, even though we have
every assurance that il can be closed With
honor to both sections. The question is, sbnll
We have peace and reunion Or continued war,
With either fiscal dsunion or the gu diversion Of
our constitutional liberties -
Mr. Greeley in the Tribune Of Saturday,
speaking Of the peace negotiations says
II has seemed to Us not only desirable but
feasible to ascertain substantially the terms
whereou each belliRereut is now willing TO
make Peac., or 10 defaui Of which he iusiats
on q continuance Of the War, aud we have Ia
ken some trouble 10 elicit the required inior-
nation, with bot partial success President
Lincoln has frankly ndicated the vital condi-
tons whereon ne iusists but the other party
have ouly objected 10 bis lerms Of "reconstruc
tiou' without indicating their own We be.
lieye they might have been brought to set
forth their terms Of Peace and that, whether
these we're reasonable or otherwise, the Ma.
iional cause would thereby have been sensby
promoted But we bow to sape-ior Weldon
at least to the wisdom Of supes,ors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-27
LIneoln,s InsnIlIng spsech.

The louisville Journal, in speaking of the
corresp spoudence between Lincoln and the
Southern Agents at Niagara Falls, in which
Lincoln took the ground that he would enler-
tain no propositions for peace that did notiree
the negroes, says I iia A
"What lover Of the country and Of humani-
" does not regret this termination ? Nc.
Lincoln in causing such q termination, has
unquesionably assumed a responsibility great
er and more crushing than was ever before as
sumed by the head Of any nation, free or des-
poiic The spectacle is heart-sickenin0 IL
is shocking. II The loyal peopls Of the Union
do not set the seal of their Oundemr alton up.
on Abraham Lincoln at the baIIotbox, they
will become speedily not only the most wretch
ed, but the mos despised people In history,
With such lhiekening and revolving evidences
Of his incompeteNcy and faiihlessness, how
ever, the people can moi fai TO set the seal Of
their condemnation upor him at the ballotbnx.
Let them set il 80 broad and deep that time
will pever efaes the imPrssSion."