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Boy This morning the Sixly-Third Regi.
ment left for Camp Chase for re. organization'
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iAotirGs.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A Ill persons are hereby notified not To lrust ~
"A hafhUr my Son, George G Maxwell, ~ ! Will
pay % debts OF his contracting alter this date.
". q. MAXWELL.
Dayton, January 2s, 1864 .ja3Oiiw
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BaS~ A well-known citizen of Philadelphia,
by n strange freak of nature, has suddenly
been transformed from a white to q very AZ
.%rican, dusky color. The phenomenon has
created a great sensation, and physicians are
unable to account for it. 1t is said, however,
that the gentleman takes his t~ransmogrifca.
ton very quietly and pleasantly, and has been
receiving the congratulations Of his numerous
friends ever since. 1t is rumored that he Is
soon TO have a high appointment.
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"aJtOH' Aehla ana Columbus RaJlros.
-

IltkEE BuN Ir,,n-
- I'M mnin Dayton TO all EASTER. ,nma. Through
rasG Ms E NAV KANE East, leaving DsyG,h "a, a..
ana Celnmbus bay Express At N ~ =" " NJ C,ncinnai,
~ 'J m ' N'nla nnd London. Accom-, 'nSls lrAlhs
LoIninGuI- AZ All way stations betNeua ins ,Iua ~
modsttonG !" y layton, night o1pross 44AK Am
pIeht az q. m. '"' "H" Cincinnati lay M
or thnn i M Dy Columbus time, which IL 7 n iput,s i,
calling OF <. W. KIM 10 mad ior all Eastern cities 4.
hOiI D M ,5tnhtt Ageht.
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Heard FrOm.-About one year ago a car
go Of spinsters set sail from the moral atmos-
phere of New England, their tender souls on
missionary schemes intent. They we're landed
at Port Royal entered upon their great work
and have, at last, after a long silence, been
heard from. Sixty-four Of them are doing
as well as can bo expected, and their darling
littlo pickaninnies are said to be fine, healthy
fellows-only a little dark in color. II was
quite a pleasant and profitable trip for these
school marms; and they have demonstrated
the p~racticability of tha great scheme upon
which Abolitionism is now inlent-the scheme
Of universal freedom, general equality and
practical amalgamation. We congratulate
the country upon the success of this grea
work. ~ ~ TX
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Illinois Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIMK.

OhAhGE OF TlME.
sun ailei Monday, November rs. lsUl. pa.s.
"'"S VIII lesNc hattoou and PanA, AZ tolJoss
SONG North, l!lO y M and Ii,0o n ~
solhG South, 400 a NJ AMI 5tbO n M
a LlsANk PARA
wong NOrth, 6:OU u IN and $50 M
IoHis south, 1850 n ~ aud 7,gb n m
hol' ". 4. JOHNSON, Gen, -.
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MUSIC.
I AM prepared 10 furnish String Music fer balls,
parties, 4er al tho lowest possible RATES Having
IaRyed with Proi, fairchild during the last summer,
! feel confident thet1 can satisfy all his old custom
ors. | am a member Of the Rrgitnental Rand, aud
can hu1ish aay number Of pkeHis tDr n strng land
All orders len with Charles TheOlsld, corner third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will Ice
promptly attended to-
dol3dSm DANIEL n. BAKER
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Sprriab


pUV5UAlt 3 y It hrU TnI
I EARNESTLY canton hl young men suffering
rom Nervous Debility, 6el against endnngering
their honlth by p1trQpEipH. any Of the advertising
quack4. You can iu'ly recover by the methods used
by the adj ertisen and by hundreds Of others, and ID
no other NAY. Rel a letter whchI viii send YOuit
you Will send MOI post paid envelope lRarng your
address. D~ireclto EDWARD n. TRAVER,
de2odawGm 90 Jl Lock Box, boston, Mass.
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$ . EtE 0tI
CONCENTRATED I'VE!

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
w dI makes high proesi saponider helpr 70 TO,
duco hemf TtnuAeas soar for F'Our eents a pound
by using your ki'chen grease. ta. Gao IfH- .r
% CAUTIONt As spurious Lycs are offered
also, be carcful and only uuy the Patented article
put mp in Iron cans, aliothers hcing eounterfsits
PRNNsTLYANIAsALT MANUFAOT'NG CO.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES walnut street.
PIttsburg-Pitt st. and Duquesne Way.
nOl7daw3m fDE.hH HNt a.tIIfH HI.s
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Trunks,&r.
NEW TRUNK :MkNUFACTORY.

q. IL. L. WE,
NO. 9Ta THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIo, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
WJE would most respectfully INFORM the citizens
w Of Dayton and the pubic In general that we
have opened y Trunk mandatory, where We will
keep an band all kinds OF TfinkH, pAliHbR, Carpet
and Travelling Bags, all OF which We viii sell n tWhole
sale or rrtaii NHeheap A. upy house IN the city.
Particular attention pad 10 repairing old frunhs.
A snare OF patti onagO tohttled.5 INlNtILE
HD.-We also have twohereso OF good landin Miami
City which We will sell cheap. se6dtf
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14cnslons.

JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WARRINGTON UITS. u. o., iI"tt
WIZ give prompt attention 10 applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, B6UNTIES, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS hetors mo RxooSuvs Depart
monls and in the Court OF Clams
Refers TO; Hons. II. NJ. Rec; NJ. Y. Latham; M. 3.
wilkinson, United States Senators; J.s Black; ". NJ.
Stanton, Secretary Of War wi liam Kellogg, schuyler
Colhlx, L. u. Fouko, Members OF Congress- Colonel
q. w. Ewing, Of Indiana, and others.
Tho undersIgned desires to inform persons having
demands against Tho Government Of the unlt"dStales
that he IL prepared to prosecute their claims with
prOInptness and on reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge OF all the details Of the military service OF
the United States, gives him great facilities for the
speedy adjustment and collection ofoycry description
OF military clnimH.
All persons who entered the military service Rttcr
March | 1861 and are disabled by wounds az d'a"as"
are entitled to pensions.
Widows Of soldiers who ara Killed, or dio hoo . OF
alter their discourage, from wounds received, or dis
ease contract d while in service, are onutcd to pen
sions. .... 4..T
II no widow, then tho children, under sixteen years
Of Nge, arc entitled to pousions.
II no widow nor chiifren, then the mothor, " wholly
or in part dependent on deceased FOR support.
IT no mother, then thu sisters Of discussed, under
sixteen years Of hge, II wholly or in part dependent
en- deceased for support
~ ~ROuNrIRS.
All enllsted sen who serve two Years nro entitled IA
Rounty. "'
Ali Nh, ara discharged, by reasou 81 wounds 70.
naiVed In battle, are entitled to bounty.
B0unties aud arrears n pay due deceased soldiers
are pad rs follows: first, 10 his widow socopd, II No
widow, to his children.
Ifhe died unmarried first, n father; second, Il No
father, 30 mother; third, II ne father nor mother, tien
10 his brothers and sisters. AUeRrs sf pay goes To
the heirs - IUSTU a. MCCARTHY.
Ohm ". STOPPELhAH, ESQ Dayton, MOntgom.
cry county, Ohio, IN nay authorized associate, Appli'
cations prepared and for ~arded by him, will receive
urompt attention. RuIl.IHtN' ar. OtlBdtf
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Railroads.
paylon a WeaLern NAllroad.
or TiME

ON and AFTER Monday neat trans on ins lndisi
- Central will leave the Union depot, biEth street
at 500 y m and 4'bu b IN, ..
Returning, will arrive NJ llilO u M gLd s0V p m.
Tho BOO . N, and libOp m, ohpresA trHins MAJ q
close connections 10 Aii points IN the Wost aud BOUT.
and 3.uO y IN train IL the shortest anu quok EFT rOu'e
to Chicago aud the Norhweht.
noiT X. ". WOODWARD, Huperintohdent.
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Aqe1lcp,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST., OVER }. v. EDGARs STORE.
1 OFFER my services TO the citizens OF Dayton and
the public in general ~ an. agent Tor the Laying,
selling and renting OF Real Estate. My charges will
share Of patronage m MY line OF bnsiness Liberal
advances wit be made on property lett with mo for
sale, IL required.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
AAM n a aaasgH 6asaas.a5

AAAk MI @sEEsHG s-aaaassaa
1hAl NALkOUTa.-ImnlnnIa--,T s.a
bonJood aud TaIErr.h1r on the East and Wheei,no,
cont In i" naIIo,ds, Steamers, 40, ior Mi no rdAc'
Three i;rrns n Sou,hrest ana NorihwesI. '
L,ssa III - ,l' only route TO Waslington G,.-
and ia " " ~ at $50, TIOand Iu:6U a m s'y,s~
Inas. NJ y, on sundays nj $50 and T,se u Jba
~ pa nhHhihsiOn ut 900, T.4U anal A ~ IN onJ
ThrppugI, 1 1n aIsI,ys at $3.50 atd 5 p N oali, a. $50
VIA Washington civ A. Sa H sIs,, ell,dsc eau bSS procure
ipoor s " Ir'na andiare a. low m Ly an, M ~
at any OF tho pnSc,ps n nn naluniors and OHIO Rsiiroas
u SULLIVAN, Gen. W. ~" nest
VIZ. SMITH. NJ CoLd;' Gen, T,ekoi Ago E''
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Daylon nnd MIchlgan RalIroad.

(r aud an0r Sunday, Nov 10, Ists, trans WI
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, tor Toledo an
all Intermediate points Hu follows.
Toledo aud Chicugo Mail A. lO.Uo q m.
chicago hnd Detroit Hight Express NJ son N.
neld X. N. shuEMAkER, SUPERINTENDENT
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PROCLAMATION.
Another Call for 100000 Men
WASHINGTON. July lS

Washington. July Is
By the President of the United States OF
America
Whereas. BY an act arpr:ved July 4h,
1864 entitled an act further 10 regulate
and provide for the enrolling and calling
out the national forces and for other pur-
poses, il is provided that the President OF
the United Sales may at his discretion,
at anv time hereafter, call for any mum Der
of men as volunteers tor the respective
terms of one two and three years for the
military service. aud that in case lhe quo
ia cr any part thereof, of any town, town
ship, ward of a city, precinct or election
district, or of a county not so snbdlVlde +,
shall not be filled within the space of fifty
davs after such caI, the President shall
Immediately order a draft for one year to
fi such quota or any part thereof W aich
may be urfilled and,
Whereas, the enrolment heretofore or
dered is so far completed as that the
aforementioned set of Co. gress may now
be put in operation for recruiting, and
keeping up the strength of the armies IN
the field for garrisons and such military
operations as may be required for the pur-
pose Of the suppression Of the rebellion
and restoring the authority of the Unite !!
States government in the insurgenl states
Now. therefore. |, Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United States, do issue
this nv call for 500 900 volunteers for the
military service, provided, nevertheless,
that all credits which NAV be established
under section S of the aforesaid act. on
account Of persons who have entered the
naval service during the present rebellion,
and hv credits furnished to the military
service in excess of calls heretofore made
for volunteers, will be accepted under this
call for one, two or three wears, as they
may elect and viii be entitled to the boun
ty provided by law Cor the period OF ser
vice for which they enii-t; and hereby
proclaim, order, and direct, that immedi
ate|y after the 5lh day of September,
1864. being iftv days from the date Of this
call, drat, for troops to serve fo- one
wear shall be held in every town, township,
ward of a city, precinct, election district,
or county not s" subdiyiled, to fill the
quota which shall be assigned to il under
this call. or any part thereon which may
be untitled hv volunteers on lhe said 9Th
day of September, 1864
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set nv hand ani caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Zone at the CITY of Washington this
eighteenth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and six
tv-tour, snd Of the independence OF the
United States eigh'y-nlnth-
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
w. Il, SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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An Important Acquisition.

GoTLIRB BIELING, Professor Of Music. IN
Germany. and a resident Of Two Rivers
for the last six years, has now become a
citizen Of Manitowoc, with the view Of en-
l.rging the field Of bis IahcIs. Any one
Of our citizens who have attended tn an
nual concerts given at Two Rivers By the
Sangerbund Society of our sister village,
or who have listened to their rehearsals
here or At Green Bay, will agree with US
,ha. Mr.. 3IELIsG's residence here will at
ford our citizens opportunities for instTuc-
ton n vocal and Instrumental music that
can not be rxcelIcd, or even equa'ed, IN
the State. With the German portion OF
our popuace there is no need of our en-
dorsement Of his superior talents; "nd we
einnly refer our other readers to his card
which appears in to-day's paper, with the
assurance that when he is once engaged !,
his patrons will have every reason to be
satisfied with their choice Of muslcaI ia
..rnc.ion for themselves or their children
We understand that it is bis intention
TO 90 twice each week to Two Rivers to
continue lessons to his pupils there with
out which arrangement the Professor wo'd
have found it very difficult to get away
from his numerous friends in that place
Let us sec to il in Manitowoc that bis ex
pecta.ions are fully realized.
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Five Hundred Thousand ri ore I!

AS has for some time been anticipated,
the President has issued proclamation
calling for more men. but we verv much
doubt whether the most depending ever
supposed that the number required would
be the enormous amount Of Five Hundred
Thousand. Fifty days are allowed in
which to raise volunteers. for whom cred
it will be given on the call, and in case
the requisite number are not forthcoming
in the allotted time. the machinery Of the
draft viii be sci in motion. from which
there is no escape save bv furnishing sub
stitute. We give an extrac, from some
comments the Chicago Times makes on
the new cal!
=" Five hundred nousand mo,ei This
means that since the present military cam
paigns commenced. three or four months
ago, FIVE hundred thousand men in the
military service have disappeared sunk
out ef sight-been lost to the armv-apd
that thei: places must be supplied, 1t
means that the present military campaigns
have thus far been disastrous IL means
that the same wretched management
which has made the war a failure hereto
fore still prevails. And DO assurance is
furnished that this same wretched man
age,nent will not prevail hereafter No
assurance is furnished that these five hun
dred thousand men now called for will
not disappear-sink out Of sight-ss their
predecessors have done. nor that in a little
while another i've hundred thousand will
not Re demanded. On the contrary, we
know that the same wretched manage
nent Will prevail. We know that the
same policies which have made the rebel
lion compa t wall Of fire IN the face of
our troops will be persisted in We know
that the same waste of life ana treasure
which has brought so much mournlng up
on the land and piled so huge a debt up
on generations vet unborn, will be coEin-
ued to no good purpose We know that
the manner in which the war has beer
and will be conducted is a gigantic crime
against the government, against the peo>
pie. and against humanity"
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IIoRRIBLE SUIcIDE.-Sheriff SMITH 10
forms US that man nam ad.. francis RI
ELL of Mishicott, about so years of age,
committed suicide in that town on Satur-
day last, BY cutting his throat with a ra
zor. he lived until Sunday morning, re
fusing to have the assistance of medical
help. As be was well off having a good
farm and considerable money-no cause
can be assigned for the rash act except
tired Of the world.'
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The Movement against Richmond.

New ofk, July II.
The Times correspondent. in front Of
Petersburg the I4th, says: AN arrange
ment has taken place between the 5th
Corps and the enemy in lis front to stop
skirmishing while doing picket duty, to
the great relief of the men on both sides
who are enabled to walk eisurelv about
The enemy are constantly making new
works and Strengthening old ones.
"Deserters are constantly coming in
Senators Wilkinson, Chandler and
Sprague are on a visit to the armv.
Great JOY exists inside the rebel lines,
perhaps at the MARYLAND raid. They are
greatly mistaken if they expec. Grant to
release his death grasp on the throat OF
rebellion
Dispatches from Buffers headquarters
transports from moving rifle batteres.-
Our gunboats follow battery and shell
it; otherwise all is quiet.
New York. July Is.
The Times special from Washington
says: "The transport City of Baltimore
arrived from City Point this morning with
the latest intelligence from Grants army.
Heavy skirmiShing was going on in front
of the OH Corps, and an ear y assault vas
expected along our whole line"
New York, July IS.
A special to the Post Washington 18th.
says: "The Chronicle of this morning
announces that Gen. Sheridan is again
engaged on most important expedition.
Neither his strength nor destination is in
hD,taI -
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LECTURE As will he seen by notice IN
another column, lecture will he deliver
ed AT the Catholic Church in this place,
on the event, . of the I~t Of August, tv
the Rev. NJ. NECESSITY, the proceH Is
to be devoted to assis, in the completion
of thu church edf:ce now being erected IN
,Neeme. Father Nc6INNI11 Is a talented
Young man and good speaker, and we
have no hesitation in predicting that he
will do hi. theme Justice Taking into
consideration the object for which the lee
ture is given, we haze no doubt that the
people Of Mantowoe viii turn out and
give the lecturer full house.
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Louisville, July I6.
The Capture and Escape Of General
Franklin
Ha limore, July "A

"a litiOFe. July J +,
When Gen. franklin was captured he
was seated n car b. the side of wound
ed Lieuteuant Colonel. When a rebel
officer came up and asked the Colonel if
he was franklin. the officer replied that
he was not. The rebel then asked Frsuk-
jn. who dI>clnsrI himself. feeling ronvin-
cel tha' he ta4 been pointed on, by one
Of the passengers. In few minutes Gill
more came in and told Franklin that he
must consider himself his prisoner. The
General was then put into carriage and
taken TO Reistertow,, where thew stopped
for the night. The General feigned sick
ness and sleep, and waited until hs guards
were asleep. He then made the best Of
his wav as near as he could, in the direc-
tion of this city, for three quarters of An
hour, when, icing broken down by ia
tigue, lie crept into a thick wood. and re-
manned the balance Of the night and all
the next dav, frequently seeing the rebels
scouting for him About sunset, being
nearly famished, he ventured out. and
shortly n;et some men who proved to be
friends, one of whom took him to his
house and finally provided means for the
General to reach the city.
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FIREMEN, ATTENTION "A meeting OF
the citizens OF the 81 Ward is called bv
the Chief Engineer for the purpose of
forming Fire Company to take charge
Of the machine formerly run by Union
Co. The members Of the Old company
became discouraged because the Leading
men of the north side Of the river, who
had the most a. stake took no interest III
their success. Let there be good turn
ont OF our property owners and business
men Friday evening, and see if there can
not he enough men secured to man one Of
the best fire engines in the State.
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III e PILOT.
Important Notice to cur Subscribers !!

important Notice TO cur ouoscii'eiS
The high and daily increasing pFice OF
paper and all other kinds Of printing ma
te,ials, compes us to raise the price Of
the PrLor after this date to Two DOLLARS
PER YEAR, and We shall enter the name OF
no .ubscriber on our books unless we get
the pay in adunnce. The village subscri
bers, who receive their papers by the car>
rier. will be charged *3 Those who have
paid US in advance will, Of course, be fur
nished until the expiration Of the time a.
the old price. Those Of our subscribers
who are Indebted to us, aud who will pay
up arrears and one year in advance by the
18th day Of Augusf, can get the paper al,
u so Those who are in arrears, and
who do not pay up BY the l5.b Of August
next, will be charged 81 year for their
arrearages, aud have their names stricken
from our Subscription Books on tha, day.
IVe uill strictly adhere TO the abpre rule
and no person should expect ANY deviation
from it. Under no circuns stances shall IRE
change the rsle
A. We are following tie course Of eve
~ paper in the country, we presume 1t IL
unnecessary for US to state the cause; ev-
ery farmer understands it. Three years
ago It required six bushels Of potatoes, or
two busheI. Of wheat to pay for the Pilot
Now we ask only t,c0 bushels of the for
me, and less than one 6uShel Of the latter
to compensate US. Three years ago we
could prin. an edition Of the Pilot a, an
expense Of tp,nty dollar, per ,ceek. Now
II REQUIRES nearly three times that omounH
Our old subscribers will observe that we
remember their former manifestations Of
kindnes. and gool will, by otf-ring them
four weeks time to pay 81 so Tor the COM
ing wear, and i" balancing the old account"
Remember the 18th Of August You
must not grumbe if you fail 10 receive
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EF An army correspondent thus speaks

EF An army correspondent thus speaks
Of the amenities of war at Petersburg:
How very quickly this war would ter
inmate If its settlement were left for the
soldiers TO make. Tired of he va, ="
is the sentiment Of both armies, echoed
bv that We want to 90 home Aud
with such friendly, generous feeling rs Is
pow existing and manifested between the
two lines Of pickets in our front, is it un
reasonable TO suppose that the two sides
would come together and that the two
narties would coa'esce and become one,
reforming the Uuion-T that had been 80
Ioro broken, and cemen'ingIt 1t with s'ron-
ger ties and bonds than ever? Nonld
there be any hard, humilating. nm Just cX-
actions demanded a spirit Of an right
and Won are wrong, you must listen to nv
term and must agree to them, for cant
have ANYTHING to do with yours? Moth
ing Of this sort, we venture to say; but
mutual concessions. reasonable comprom-
ises. honorable negotiations, yielding and
giving on both sides.
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PRoFEssIoSAL.-Dr J. A. BRowS.
whose advertisement in another column
we wish TO cali attention 10, recently from
Illinois, has located in this place, and is a
o.ndiGrte fol public favor. The Doctor
is graduate in regular medicine Of a
New York institution; and slight
knowledge It's celebrity. together with
the fac, tia. lie has had .one fiftcer
years experience in he practice of
profession. leads US to express the oeha
that Dr.. BRows understands his business.