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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
9itp Nottces.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY co ,CKRN

NToTtOE Is hereby given that there are now pen ing
before the Oity Council OF the city Of Dayton the
following Ordinances, to.wit
To grade gravel, curb and gutter the north side Of
Third street east OF beckel street.
10 grade aud improve Mad River street irom Fifth
10 nichard street,
In pursuance 90 the Law said Ordinances were tW1oe
read laid the table, and the Clerk Instructed give
four weeks notice Of the pendancy OF the same,
The lsw Tequi ~ all clalmh for damages that ma
accrue from ~ ID provenena TO be filed Ia WI ting
with the Oty rk, setting forth the amount OF dam.
ages claimed, within two weeks Aar the expiration Of
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice,
when tho same will be taken up for final action,
mabdAR ANTHONY sTkPhENs. OlIy OleTk.
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NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY OONCERN

Noi1CE is hereby given that there ara nov pending
IN before tho City Coun OF the city OF Dayton the
following Ordinances, 10 Wtti
Ts grade, gra ell curb and gutter Sycamore street
between Council street ana the Western LoVee,
To grade, gravel curb and gutter Phlps street be.
tween second and Third str cts.
In pursuance 70 the law said Ordinances vtre twice
read laid ou the table and the Clerk Instructed 10 give
four weeks notice Of the pendRncy OF the same
Tho Law Requires all claims for damages that may
accrue nom SAID improve TO be hied In writing
with toe City Clert, setting forth tho amount of cam.
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the expiration
Of the tine quTed for tho publication OF such notice
when the Haiua Will be taken up f0r final action,
ielld4r ANTHONY STEPHENS, City clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
The FIank movement.

The independent movement Of Fremont
is not designed to prevent Lincoln from
marching to Baltimore, but to hang upon
his aank, pick up Stragglsrs, cut off fora
ging parties, and finally capture him bod
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
nc Only IIope for LIncoln.

The following plank was inserted
% into the Fremont platform at the Cooper
lhattuts organisation, which the Lincoln
itui.ss must beat, or go under:
300 H'Absolnte equality OF ALL MEN before the
'' law Without any distinction Of race or eolorf
'sIa5. This is pretty hard to beat. but it can
be done. Misoegenation about offsets it !;
but that will not answer. II must be beat
I,o en- land doubtless will bo Indeed, we
isb nysay without breech Of confidence that
! 4 we have private information. that the fol-
r lowing ''stunner" is cut and dried for the
baltimore Convention:
absolute superiority of the nigger under
bs ID all eiFeimssanessf .rI... tn
tians The devil take the hindmost--and the
foremost too.
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1prnbislons.
Aottces.
NOTICE 10 BRIDGE RUILDERs.

GEALnD proposals for the buldnR Of bridge
- aoroas saltwater, Harrisburg, will no recav.
ID until saturday April 1896 NJ the County Auditors
Omoe, where plans and specifications may be seen
The County csmmiaAioners reserve the night 10
reisot any or all hids,
THOMAS o. LOWE
Auditor Montgomery oosnty, Ohio
Dayton, March 10, 1s6A-mRil d1aWtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
From CaIIfornin.

SAN FRAScIsco March 23.-The steamer
Constitution sailed for Panama, with two
in treasure for England, and $260O0O for
New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
XxXYIIITm CONGREss.

WASHINGTON, March 2i--SENATR- How
ard resumed his speech against Powsll's bill
to prevent military interference in State elec.
tiona. Howard will occupy the greater part
Of the session to-day. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

It's stated that Gen. Burnside has made
arrangements 10 see that parties who have
been passed over our lines into the rebel do.
minions shall not attend the Chicago or any
other Convention. Journal.
1t is also stated, for ABOUT to bel that
the arrangement referred to, like some 9th
/, ers Of the came origin, may be found in.
adequate to the end in view. This fellow
Burnside. made arrangements" once to
q ;'take Richmond," He changed his mind
before he had travelled far, and concluded
to take water" and did so, He subse.
quently made arrangements" to Suppress
the Chicago Times. and barely escaped be-
ing suppressed himself The 7Tmss "still
iilives,'' and we noticed in one of its late
issues that Burnside was on exhibition al
d, Chicago. The 7Smss gave him a puff.
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False RumOr---Grn, sherman Ia Nash
willie.

NAsavILLE, March %, The rumors aaoat
Of the capture of three trains at Wartrace,
are groundless
Major General Sherman arrived here to.
night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

tainS knowledge Of the material with which
be is 10 operate rill makoia oicnsiys move.
ments promptly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

BosroS, March % several thousand peo-
pie witnessed the launch OF thu monitor Mon.
adock to day which took place without delay
or accident.
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11lantGo.
Aegal,
A YALUABLE FARM IN PUBLIC sALF

A VALUABLE FARM, AT PUBLIC SALE
Abner stephonA superior Court.
JsGoh Q. Keplar ct al. Case No. mar.
DuRsUANr 70 u order and decree Of the Superior
! Court ef AontNemery county, uhlO, made Ia the
above entitled cause, will, on
.|t.. Saturday, 4PFa ., 1904,
Bel nj public oucry 70 tha hghea bidder al the dee
Of tna Court House. In tho city OF DAYTON tho farm of
frsucis J. Andrews, situated east Of OsnterVie In
this county, containing $50 acres,
Itistn agood state OF cultivation, has Absut aReen
aoree Of woodland, dwelling, barn, thraS tenant
houAaA, Ac.
Appraised a. $500 or sts an asrs-aay sell Ter
80, ,4es o. or S2e 81 an acre.
GEORdE W. MALAMBRE, Master Coz.
j. A. JonbAH, IHanauEa JeasAH, N. y. YoBNs aud
HouS hQhAHoH, AuomaDa. mAildauts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

bAhIohi MhIcu ~
HARSHMAN'S gLoUR-Red whe
Wholesale 6 90, retail o So
WHEAT-Sl 1901 IL.
C0RN--75.
SHELLED-1s.
OATS-6o.
RYE--l l0@l Is
BARLEY-$l 20.
CoFFEE--36@Ss
SUGAR-l5@l6.
EGGS-l6@ls per dor.
WHlSKY--ss, "EW t.
CHEESE -l6@l1.
DRIED PEACHRS-l6@lS.
DRIED APPLES-s@l2
BEANS-Per bushel ~ S0@3 90
HAY-Timothy S2O@22 per ton
TEAS-Sl OOGDl 60
RlCE-s@l0 per h.
BUTTER-S6.
LARD-l2@l5
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:1fur SaIc.

ITOR sALB--A fine Spring Wagon with three
y springs driving nag aud set Of Harness. The
owner o the bias NO use for them and will soil hem
cheap Enqute o. WM. y. wONDERLEY,
mh22d5' Dayton Commercial College.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

EsS- Read the article on the outside of
to'day's paper, under the head of Chick
ems Coming Home to Rsost"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, March z.
HARSHMAN'S gLOUR-Red whe
vholasala 4 M rata;l a k0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-06

<,nnn .nuppou ei 50 pER GALLON. 80 O0RT0
NJ, scss very chocs and old - per gallos, % ossta
per Otis Good sherry per zSn q sssy per Ssasss
sos 1rs LuoTs se,. rsdsr Ssse pSics. e. cssn
rc,shssse corner Of william street. &4
~ cRoIx AND JAMAICA RUNS. IN cAsEs % 4
- dozen bottles each ur.., s..... 80 A. ~. 49,
arfnns' HOLLAND aiN-as cases Of tho aasss quality
vi oHSc q ;ss o q .SSoSss6s Hvssvs y
nm Ia bottles each ~ W e2t per oa1c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRAND, is5AAvsw ohosce fcr
medicua purposes, In cases.
A. y'YsfAfAs' 81 yyy.Ss PogILLAc and w,rs. o.
sl 'ss. SS'''a ~ y owes ''' SS@ sEfiaO
Wnlam street.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. .ag.
IN Osrrcx rns COMMISSIONER TAxns
AND ASSESSMENTS, No % CHAMBERS SrRKnr,

NEW YOkks Jan. ", lt04.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment rolls Of the real
and estate OF the city and county OF New York foS
the 1854 win be open fss inspsc,iSn and review from
the 3h OF April 1894 for the correction OF and
the equalization the the Aforesaid real and
estate of the city and county OF New York. All
believing themselves TO be aggrieved must make ap
paton during the period above me.
ioned IN order obtain the relief provided by law TBS
s50 provides that durina the time the books shall b
open public Inspection. herein before provIded
pcstion made by any persen considering hmsef
agerevsd By the Atsessed valuation OF his real or per
sonal estate The CORRECTED" II such appt
cation be made In relation 70 the assessed valuation OF
tho real estate, be- made in writing stating -
ground OF objection thereto; add theteupon the Couu
sloners shall examine into the complaint and ~ In hep
Judgment the erroneous they shall cause Vie
same TO be corrected n such application Be made rs
tim 70 the assessed valuation Of personal estate tho app
shall be examined under the oeh BY said Comm ssea.
who shall Be authorized TO adpnser such OATH os aa
them; an ~ In or their Judgment the assessmsat
erroneous they shalt cause the sane BE- ccrsScsd 80
lust and declare their decision thereon within airy
reduction shall b made By the board q supsvisorrs r
real and personal estate impose unes
act unless shall appear under oath o. nmrmesy -
the party Aggrievcd unable TO attena witnIn
Of absence IRON ''' WILLIAMSON. cemm,sPsasrs
~. skoWs. ! Assessmsssa
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MARKBr CRLLARs ~
OTHER PROPERTY OF THE CORPORATION
LEASED AT AUCTION.

Notice hereby given tina. the Comptroller win Toes
day. the 29sh day OF March 1884 at O'Clock M q the Ct
Houses and Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation
pey for term OF five years from the LIST dag OF May
Catalogues containing the description location srA
Of sale be bad upon application 70 the Collector Of o
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller
CrrY or NKw YoRx. DEPARTMENT FINANCE.
CoMrrroLLxR's OYvIc<, Feb. 26 1854
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sTEAMDOA.Ts.

THE STEAMBOAT THOMAS r. HULsB WILL Rx.
new her trips on Saturday March leaving fo., lee
Bulls rerry ana Pleasant Valley ti fubcr notice Sun
dsYs excepsed,
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NRRAf WAR MEETING

TNRRAf WAR MEETING
" rAMxASr HALL.
FILL UP faE RANgs
ts SECOND VETERAN ARMY ooRrs.
xAsos oEsRs2 0fT %issfs e .. HAsoocz
rhe patriotic citizens Of New York are invited as:s
me seccnd Amy cosps iAs Following rssimssss siS6
va IN Volunteers s.ssben +egne.t co. W. sesasA.
!osh yosun.eers 1oasvss naaisr Hcepes
ga volunteer. Cot PsSt Frank. -
ssss y yo,an;s GC.; .. c9 G!s sa:.
Gist voluneers Colonel Niles
81 I Csssa SSEsS Ss Colonel Bender.
Ssh ss s5 n, S:ss:' Hse:
-: s. d ss:'.S'a 5i .EIfSiscSSR ''''''' -
4i alss sss s?s5 = ss R5
Hon; EiIJAHF; PpRDS: ,o-~.o-
Hon. JOHN .; HogFMAN:,
h Hon. o Taonns 9 4. iHIIkzEEbs.
D. order Of Gen Haneeck's Essen,,vs Osn.'asa
TNeodofs Rockwell Treasr. General Nesghes.
0eorss Cabet ward. Secretary, Ehieh ruraF.
Judge Rooseveis Henry 2. spsuIding.
yadse rlenspo9t T nss:Sss:
AIRED T. Hoy. Gee A. ysiisw1
John CLANCY Sadisy B. Fuller.
lanes Ian + $50 s.S,,, Az: J:r' ssi.,sA
c esssis. 4 Tud"s;ou. oeo. o. Sasssriss:
Is; +: %s"'' ~; i:!s:s
gR4SS SIsE Pf Ea1si I Cs.s:::: /:
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IsoRT HAMILTON. MARCH (. i6St;-AT Ms1WHq
a. Ne meohsncs and Aborers lately enpae1e4 - ~
eovsra meat works nj FoH Hamilton knowing that oar lei
low workpien have made just demand for more veseA
namely:-Wenhe aboreu have been recoiving ~ - -
day. .ow demasdvi 20; the mechessos dsnsSe - -!
just demand q the provisions cothins eoo
therefore, 49,
WORKING on TIE government works at Hamilton. 0es
Gag aohod Colonel DoAneld superintendent o. SAID Wes
and understanding that he had refused eur use oomAe1
have positively made minds not 70 rossra 70 Wes1
until sAid demands arc Acceded " o.
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SPECIAL RLRCTION. MARCH 1884
All inspectors OF Election u che December elecea Win
The - ssnsr. rssse1. elections Win
the Spccia Eecaoa Be held On Tuesday the eA Of
1884 on 10 the State OonstttuNon aloweQ1
soldiers A except that inspectors 81 Eeessa mem
act also District Cam assefs
No expense Is 10 be incurred for Ating up polls.
By order Of the Board OF supervisors. 1870
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AJOTICE-AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS or THQ
IN Forty second street and Grand street Ferry Railroad
Company be held at the olcc of the company Ooyne&
Forty and Twelfth avenue the 0h DAY a
JOHN KERR. 6Ocrotafy.
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who have been employed BY Mr. r. Hughes she reoe
ciads Port Royal yet unpad arc requesis1
nuo. t Brooklyn on Tuesday s,sains. Sarck eises
SHAIL so 4l9y I AND AND g sAILoss VOTE,
The undersigned have been appointed committee b Ne
Union Central Committee with Instructions TO can ths -
be held on tue Sin day MARCH 10 deerms whether tSS
constitution Of the 6tsc shall DO amended 70 aew
such OF 20 rs xa ne "
In dischargng tho duty assigned do NOT csnsdsy
necessary enter into argument prove ths prI
ecc;saSy we trust 70 cali he alteration OF ioSa csS.s
fact that such election ~ bring
light vote election would convict OF Che bAsss1
ncratitude towards the brave men who porllno
hes sss defence 2. our common county, or $3.50
GATED By their friends At home.
support Ia we more successfully srengthe4
their hands for the final struggle With neal
posed aendmsnt 10 hs constitution Of our STATE 10 tkes
behalf They have defended oountry on Se ~
tie and Che least We CA do for them 10 70 protect hs
Let therefore day our eAlsss
participate 10 choosing the civil ocsrs 70 whose hssds S
future destnes OF our State and nation 70 be oou0de1
Y 6 % rs s :uG and n 81
every czcn Of the Empire State nov In che armies as1
The Union censs Committee Of the city and counsv e
The e p ssd
ss 81
measure.
s,scLA. ToUsEr ! Special Dom.
A. j. WisIIA.sos. Union Gen. Com.
WILLIAM A. DARLING. Chairman
HUGH M1cIit dA nsss.s'' vice Presidents.
c cnsnr u ii HILL Ha1lt Secretaries.
OWEN w. nRENNAu
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE LOT OWNERS ~
will be held on wednesday the 9th day Of Nar nsS.
O'Clock r. NJ Of the once Of she Cemetery, 50 BroadWaRs
NJ. }. A. PERRY, Secretary and Comp@roilss.
TAxES.-M0UNT VERNON TAxP6-wB0T DEE.
j trail and East Mount VERNON Washingtouvile Ho0ep
wood and Wakefield town and school taxes b pad q
the Of Grand and Elizabeth Monday March
Z. II not paid for the lots will be sold for =
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ExCLUSIvELy FRENCH Fi.UTIN0-ALL DRESS
~ and manla materials punctua ~ fnted aud delivered
Al Mrs. 0OLDENS French Fluting Establishment 10
Amity stscet. n B-A block and half from Broadway.
al the factory 1T Blocker street. four doors below Wooster
street: and 26l Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A GENTLEMAN, HAVING LOST ALMOST ALL 3
N possessed by the wreck OF the Bohemian, wishes
Immediate In wholesale CONCERN lie has had
twenty years OF the English markets the
metal plated hardware trades understands accouns
and make himself useful. win
ndence OF his employers Address w. 3. g., Post Office,
Pa nd Ne
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or the free, 10 assure the politically OPP
PRESSED throughout the civilized world,
who are nnxiously watching and praying
for the success nf our system Of Govern.
ment, that his Union shdH be mdtHfdtn-
I'd in lis integrity at tehdferer COST
therefore be II
Resoierd, That we are nnaliernbly op'
posed to every attempt, by iohomsoever
and in ,rhafeper section made, to dismcm-
bcthcr Govcrnmcn, Of the United S;ntesi
aud that we denouncc now, ana VIII
ever oppose to the bitter cnd, the right
of any State 10 scccde from the UDion.
Resolved, That wo are IN favor OF us
| inn the whole power Of the Government,
wifhopi limit ~ 10 men or money, in
supprcssing the wicked aud incxpicnblo
Z efforts of Southern traitors and Their
Northern sympdthiscrs. to dissolve this
Union aud that to this end we are ~
favor Of Uljugdting, nnd, # necessary,
erfermindtiHg oil who nrc ongugcd 10
such uuholy work.
Resolped, That We cordially nnd fully
cndursc the course Of the Administration
in the conduct Oi the prcscntwor against
traitors and rebels.
Resolved, That we have full conh'
dcnce in the honesty and patriotism OF
Abraham Lincoln, President of the Uni
ted States aud that We endorse aud
will sustain the principles enumerated IN
his Proclamation OF Emancipation.
Resolved, rha, the Delegates appoint
ed by this Convention be, and they are
hereby instructed to cast their votes-
=. a. ...gtfugpN nf lbp
, loyal mon Of this DisIrict--lOr Abraham
Lincoln for the Presidential nominee n'
the National Convention, 10 be held IN
Baltimore, Nd, on the 9TH day OF June
1864, aud that they use all honorable
means TO 2ccure his nomination for that
high office. which he has 50 ably aud mo-
bly, flied.
The resolutions were all adopted un
animously, except thu fourth, upon which
there were two dissenting vo,cs-thc
vote being taken by counti,H.
On motion the thanks of the Couyen.
tion were tepdcrcd for the use Of the
Hall, and to the Baud for music.
On motion, il was ordered that the
proceedings Of the Convention be Pub.
lishrd in the loyal papers of the Dis.
,rict.
On motion, Rcv. Mr Painter was re-.
qucotcd to close the meeting with pruy.
cr.
The Convention was ably uddrcsscd
by the Hon. J. Root, Of Erie, aud X "
Mr.. Broadwcll, Of Eric.
On motion the thanks Of the Convcn
ton were rendered to the Chairman an,
Secretaries.
Rev. Mr.. Painter closed With prayer.
C.. X. WATSON, Chairman.
T.. 4, PATTERSON, J. G.. RomNsoN
JonS RonlNs, +. WIcKAM, JonN FLAuGH
gR, Secretaries.
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New advertisements.
Notice

lshereby given To the Trustees of the several
townships %: Seneca county, that the Law
passed by the Legislature OF ohm, at its last
session, author zng the Commissioner, of
counh's, the Trustees OF townships, aud the
City Councils OF the several cities of tbi.
State. to pay bounlies and refund q 4 MONIES
paid or sccured to be pnld, for bounty pur.
poses, having produced some confusion in
King lcyirS iur bJunties and for the
adjustment Of claims: aud many of the
Boards nf Township Trustees, having mad
leNies covering the entire amount of m0ni..
paid or subscribed Us bonnties in their
respective townships; and having acted
independently OF any levy which might be
made by the County Commissioners, and.
hiving, to some extent. superseded the
necessity Of n levy by said Commissioner.
IN those townships, 1t is suggested by the
commissioners Of said county. that the
Trustees Of each township, having oiEred
or paid bounty, make levy to cover all
bounlies paid or pledged in their respective
townships. This method is suggested To
prevent the complications which must
necessarily ensue In case conflicting Ieyics
are made by the county and township
Boards. W, however, the Trustees of those
townships wherein levies have not vet been
made, do not report to the Commissioners
by the 9th day OF June next, their action in
the matter, the Board OF Commissioners,
VIII exercise tleir discretionary mower In
the premises.
BY Order Of the BOARD.
ISAAC KAGY,
-, -. County Auditor.
May %, ls6i.-34w2 So 90
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To the Tribune Patrons.


II is with some reluctance that VIC
announce to the numerous renders OF
the Tribure, with last weeks issue our
connection with the establishment
ec,.eJ. In biddjnr ndicu 20 the many
80, c,;,nds or tho Union causc, who
-. ri, s,,od Inv ma. and bestowed
800. I,.o,.i sonp,r, upon The office, we
,a.d.r ,hcr o,, hc,,,v thanks. and will
,aar ,.mcmbc, them for their kindness.
T, ,bo.c prof.rsinp Union mon who have
re-. a .hssL hv ;owln with the Cop.
,.,he,s, Of mi. county, and pa,ronized
La D,yi., rcbeI oroan In preference to
the Tiain Tribune, we dctes, ,hem--wc
hate them--and hold them in utter con-
,empt, They are unworthy the coun-
,ennnce of every loyal friend of the
Ooyrrnmcnt.
- si..-s masses into able, compo-
80 1"' '''ai honas, captain A. kAoA
WI" " G.. -. w =; = ~ 'hs ilIion
-. A.. ain .aJa
,.s ~, 10
Fs. s" W
~ ~, - wv .,'s' Nv, !. .,. wv W. "ep'o"'' ',''
-. ~ 4 ,,...'.s..,I Ds - :,
wsr
Captain KAgA Is a native OF Old Sen.
cca. IIc removed from this place in
1860 TO Sidney, Shelby county, where he
edited and published the She lby County
Democrat, lively and spirited Douglas
paper, during that exciting campaign,
aud until the breaking out of the present
rebellion. ID oning ii his duty as a
patriot aud n good citizen TO defend the
Gag Of his country, he enlisted In the
soviuo as private, and was soon after
wards elected Captain of Company y,
18th q. V. l., IN the three months scr.
vice. Not being discouraged with mill
tary life, he went to work and raised O
second company, aud participated in all
the trials aud hardships under Genera
Fremont in his Missouri cumpOigny aftci
which bis company was mustered ont o
service. Soon after hc rnised a thir,
company aud joined the goth Ohio
where he served ir General GRANT,
department as brave and noble soldier
where he was severely wounded on the
18th OF May, 1863. Captain kAcA has
seen severe service, participated In
humber o' battles and skirmishcs, uud
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Our Wounded Ohio Soldiers.
Appeal from Governor Brouah.

STATE OF ONO, Executive DgPARTuEST,
CoLuMBUs, May 10, 1864.
To The Press Of ohio:
The Ohio Relief Association call
earnestly on me for nid in the way of
supplies Of clothing aud fruits for our
wounded mcn on the Potomac. The
members of the Association, with n mum
Der of the prominent citz,nS of Ohio,
are at Fredericksburg and on the battle.
fields, gathering up and caring FOR the
wounded. | have furnished them freely
with money, but they cannot buy sup
| plies of this kind with it, They are
doing the work without charge. They
only ask for aid in this form. Is Ohio
exhausted! Shall her own Iclicf as
socintions call upon her people for aid To
Ohio soldiers in vainl This association
wns first on the ground. and though
libcrnlly supplied ut the outset, has ex-
hhustcd itself. II cares first for Ohio
men, and next for all men who require
aid. 1t has no high salaricd officers ,ha,
stay at home and send hired servants tu
care Tor wounded men, and deal stores
through the slow process of surgeons
orders, and the tender mcrcics OF hospital
thru"v| W 30 'rb" mnipbers are in III, field
aud ministcring TO their wants. som,
of the best citizens of Ohio have volun
tccrcd their services, and are with tho
Association. They call for help. A
noble Ohio associal ion calls on Ohio
citizens fot supplies for Ohio soldiers
bleeding from wounds anil suffering with
| pain on the battle field of Virginia. viii
you help them! Who shall stand be-
tween you aud this call? Beware of
those who, living on the proceeds of
public bounty, appeal 10 your prejudice,
malign and traduce your public officers,
aud strive to keep alive lnnuticism for
any particular form of charitable distrbu.
ton. Throw all this away. II is no
time for contests Of this kind. Ohio
soldiers call unto Ohio for help. An
association sacrificing patriots, Citi.
zcns OF our own State call on our peoplc
to aud them IN this emergency. We
want aid fora State association to rclicy
our own soldiers. VIII you give Il, The
answer and tho consequences are both
alike with.yon. II yon have anything
ot the kind needed. send il direct To our
State Agent, MIR. James G. Wctmore
Washington City, who will promptly
forward Il to the men ut tho front.
Send by express. Time is precious.
(Sign6O JoHN DRoUGH.