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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
HFFIC I A L


~ wan DEPARTMENT
ApJUTANT GEsEsAL's OrtIeE, I
wAsHIKoTOS, September II, 1864 ,
CaptsinJ Hot', eommissa'y OF bubaist ence OF
volunteers, heretofore published q failing 70 re-
port At AIMS polls, Md, ordered, seNempt from
dismissal from the service OF the United States,
satisfactory explan 'tion to the charges against
him having been received at this office.
x. ID. TOW NSEND,
seIe Assistant Adjutant General.
0FFI CIA AL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24

On and after NOVEMBER 18Th trains will leave
Baltimore from tho North Calvert Staten ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-28
VARIETY y.

Temper is so good a thing chat should never
lose 10.
Wars begin when you will, out they do nofeBd
when you please
white face is sometimes disesrised as black one
but a black soul much oftener az white one.
goose owned by Daniel Pas sner of Buxton, Mo-.
died on the 18th inst, at the age OF hfty-two
years.
The notion that morning drea. .as come true is in.
terpreted by the of sleep b1g then less perfect,
trains of thought follow more snearly the course of
memory.
The Prince Of Wales feat.ers re supposed to have
originated in the assumption i plume of three
feathers by Edward the Black = nee These feathers
the battle Of Cressy.
sTHE TEAM LESr.-This WORD i supposed to derive
Its origin from a Saxon wora Slesning spring.
Formerly, a for fas ~g, Lent only lasted
forty hours-from twelve C5Jd Friday to Easter
PROSPERITY
How easy 'ts when destiny proves kind,
But they who 'gainss stis gales carerring go
Mus; be resolved, and skIlfuI, too.
In affairs Of war infinite variety doth arise even
from hour another; wherefore. net to
be too much eated by prosperous news. neither de-
jected By adverse. because change doth FIRE
tiuenty happen. But this is to be lesson, that he
who hath opportunity lose it because it lasteth
but n very little time
deliberate gait, gentle manners, and gracious
mediocre immense advantage over those vastly
superior to him. To be boldly tranquil, to speak lit
tie, and TO digest without effort absolutely
essary grandeur of mind or of presence, proper
development; of genius.
religious ceremony at wedding is in perfect
harmony with the present of feeling; but those
who shocked the idea of a marriage being per-
formed anywhere but in a church or chapel may be
surprised hear that the celebration of marriages
10 churches first took place about 100. D.. before
which the only ceremony that Of msu publicly
leading his bride home TO his own house.
ISTEMPERAScE.-A drunksrd is the annoyance of
modesty, the trouble of cvity the spOier of wealth,
the destruction of He is the thief of his own
substance, the beggar's companion. the constabie's
trouble He is his wfe's his childrens sorrow,
bis neighbours scoE, his own shame. He is a spirit
OF unrest O thing below n beast, and a monster OF
COOLING oFF.-Never sit or lie down in n current
Of air, any of the clothing after ceasing
from active exercise Instead of tightening the Dress
il should be increased under these circumstances, by
throwing a cloak, cape, or shawl, even in summer
Attention to this simple rule would save many lives
annually, for the dangerous and fatal forms Of
disease caused by cooling off too rapidly.
PUZZLE" From six you take nine. and from
nne take tel then from forty take fifty and six will
remain" The solution is as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-28

How HEALTH BRIGHTESs THISGs.-Nature has so
knit the mind and body together, that they act and
react upon each other. Who has not felt that the
state Of health gives colorine to everything that
happens him 2-0ne man, whose health Is de-
pressed, sees his freside, that used to burn
cheerily, only coored with gloom aud sadness.
Another, Of bright and joyous mind, in the full
vigor of health. will go forth, and the very desert
that mans eye will rejoice, and the very wilderness
70 his view will blossom the and the saddest
strains IN Nature will sound him the joyous
and brilliant \ sufferer goes out and looks on
Nature and its all become thorns, its myrtals
all look Ike brars, and the minstrery of the
grove and forest sounds to him like n wild waiiug
frinor running through all the sounds Of Nature
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-28
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THE PRESIDENTS HYMN.

THE PRESIDENTS HYMN.
DIR. MuhIenburg, Of New York, was sung at I'll
National Thanksgiving services in the principal ci
Of the Union. The music will be found in Harper
Weskiy of December 81
Give Thanks, nI ye People.
Give thanks, all ye people, give o Lord,
AiIeI1as of freedom, with joyful
Let the East and the Vest, North South roll along
Sea- mountain, and prairie, one thanksgiving song
Chorus after each
Give thanks, all ye people, give thanks to the Lord,
AleIuas of freedom, with joyful accord.
For sunshine am rainfall, enriching again
Oar in nlyriads, with treasures grain
For the Earth still unloading her manifold wealth,
For the Skies beaming yigor breathing health
Give thanks
For Nations vide table, o'erfowingIy spread,
Where the many have feasted, and all have fed
With bondage their God given rights enthIan,
But Liberty guarded by Justice for all
Give thanks
In the realms Of the Anvil, the Loom, Plow,
Whose the fields to M gratefully bow:
His the oc.s and the herds sing hasides vales
On His Ocean domains chant His Name with gales
Give thanks
OF commerce traffic, ye princes behold
Your riches from Him Whose gold
Happier children Of Labor, lords o SOIL
Bless Grea, blesseth your toll
Give thanks
Brave men OF our forces Life-guard Of coasts
To your Leader be loyal Jehovah OF Hosts:
Glow the Stripes and the Stars with victory bright,
Rejecting His glory-IIe crowneth the Right.
Give thanks-
Nor shall through our borders stricken of heart
Only waling your dead in the joy have part:
Gods soIace be yours, and for you there shall
All that honor and sympahys gifts can bestow.
Give thanks
II the Dornes OF Messiah, ye worshipIg throngs.
Solemn Htanies nangIe with jubllnt songs;
The Ruler Of Nations beseeching spare,
And Empire still keep the Elect OF His
Give thanks
Our guilt and transgressions remember no more;
Peace Lord righteous Peace, of Thy sift impore
And the Banner OF Union, restored by srhy Hand,
Ee the BANNER Of Freedom DER All in che Land
And the Banner Of Union,
Give thanks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
News Items.

Owen Lovejoy. the Illinois Abolitionist
died In Brooklyn. New Ysrk. on the 25th
inst
Forrest at last accounts was within eight
miles Of Columbus Kentucky at the head
Of two thousand men.
BY reference to our telegraphic column
il will be- seen that General Banks is emit
tied to a first class credit mark, Two
much of good thing got him down.
Great exerions are being made to post
pono the holding Of the National Repub.
lican Convention until September, and
also to change tho place Of holding it to
Cincinnati. Look out Abraham, II your
case Is postponed ill September you are
gone up AbolitioniSt.
Gold ha, declined to GSt--supposed to
DO oceasioned by the safety on Washing.
ton.
Hon. Peter odlin in recent speech in
the Ohio House OF Representatives. stated
that the grano duplicate Of State taxes this
year, would amount to over twenty
millions Of dollars. Think Of that poor
men. and rich man. tSo.
The Coufsderates are fifty thousand
strong at Dalton aud feel able to capture
Chattanooga. whom LOugstreet invade'
Kentucky with twenty six thousand men,
Mr.. Rssmslin. Of Cincinnati has been
appointed to GIL tho vacancy on tho Eloe.
toral ticket occAsioned by tho resignation
Of Pugh.
We call the attention Of all the reader,
Of the EMFRE 20 the remarkable srti'
Gle appearing in another column. under
the bead Of Another Chase Manifesto
against Lincoln" II contains the mos
criminal charges ever made against al
American President. and Ia sminenily cal
culS,ed to seal forever tho lips Of the ca
lumniators Of tho Democracy. Read 4
carefully.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

lot box. that the abolitioniuta carried eve
ryJhing before them last fall Tha, the
same game will bc attempted this spring,
there is no doubt See hGf u 10 not al.
loredto 10 wia Tor them again. Bo TEN.
persie In all your demands for fair play.
be peaccable. orderly and good na,urod.
but, as you would do no wrong. SUBMIT
no SosKl In short, go early to the polls.
stay there all day. discharge your duties
faithfully. aud the day will be yours.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
SALE OF RRAI
EgTATk

David ~ Prugh. Adtninislfutot of bafbafn Hhanh, de.
raRsed, Va, tohn Thomas Wehy et Al, Probate
Uoun Of Montgomery uunty Ohio HLl
PnpcEEhtNoF FuR BALE or REAL khrATK
DunsUANr % an order Of Eala N the foregoing
oRae will offer a public sale, aad 10 The highest
mddef ht che door 0f the Court House In The ely .;
Dayton, ia tho oesniy ot Montgomery and state oi
SATURDAY. APRfL 9,A,p ltes
A. two o'oo y M. the inllowins deaoubed real o.
tate situate IN tho county VI Montgomery and state Of
ohio, and bounded and desor bed A. fulloWu situate
In the southraAt quarter of Henion No. o. town tHnHe
o. NJ a., baethhina on ths nDnih line uaid aeuupn
a. Daniel Waavers southeast corner, thtnoe ~ .
"a poha 10 ueafdorps southwest purperl thence sape
q - 9S poles to stone on DeariOn's south line.
theme A4sw n po,us 10 the south iine Of said
ton, hpn1s 7ytt' " ~ es poles to tho place Of tes
Hnnins, containing dGteen (iel aafea, more or ieaa.
Appraised at tBOo and may sell Tor twoihrds pi
said ndtai ..r .|"
Tarne OF sale ono third oash the balance In equal
pay meats Of add two years with ntafaah seofed
by mortgage on the premises, - ..
fFF'l DAVID " PRuoH,
Administrator OF Barbara shank deceased.
HaiTn CrrrU Attorney ua9deNhwt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
new Hork Market.

NEv YoaE, March 30
Cortos-Qolsl apd steady and upward ten
doucy at 1ba7G
FtoUa--A shade 6rmeF. At 1901 90
for extra State. Round Hoop Ohio 20
G9f 30 ...
wHeAr-l ,lG@l II Chicago sprihg ,6l
al ca NilSaakso Club l,6SG9l,72 Winter
Rcd.
Com-ysry quist Aad steady at 80
for store.
oLra--In very iair demand aud steady nj
9l@9lA
poSx- Unchanged and dull at l3CalA
Bfgr Firm and steady
BurrER 40
Cuf Mara Firm
LAap "A shade 6rmer, i3iCalaJ,
WmsHV-Quiet at 81 00C9l 02 tor Weatsrn
PETROLEUM. Firmcr, 81 Crudej 90 refined
Bond, 50@6a Free
Nav ioaS, March 9O--Stoeks itreg
closing frmcf Money seven per cent, Sler
ling quiet aud steady At 74i Gold G3l
6.2c Coupons 1906 6'a 90 Coupons II Ono
year cettidoAiea Ssl Now York Central 1854
Rrie 81 l7i Resdingsi $50. o, u. h q
Dq
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
SHEl,IFFs SALE.

Fruucls Hall, per uuaIdiap, ". Nancy HeHleman nj
OIL Case No gH5s. Montgomery County superior
court IN Partition,
Di virtue oL aud In ohadlenca 70, the command Of
ID an order Of Bala nAda by the superior Court VI
Montgomery County ohio. and 10 the directed, I will
oaf al public sale al tho door of the Court House
SafhfdaV, ApTHp. iA6t,
A. I've o'clock Of said day, tha following deHpitbad
real estate, to'wit The southeast quarter of section
twenty seven (sl township two (2l, range four t)
st. 40 In Montgomery county, ONO, contain ~
ons hunired and day nina and siEty sta one hund
fedth acres, more or less,
Had premises have been appraised NJ arr dollars
t5u) pot Anfa nnd uAhhal salt ttr iaha thar taohfdn
1f Aad appfaisrmeAt,
Tafma-uua third cash. one thifd 10 one year aud
tho talancs two 20 s tfom thu day of sale tho dc
erred pay yonls 70 braf uiqFsat and 10 bp soonred by
fa0 ttgago On tho premises.
oRORGE WoQAMAN, sheriff Mont county
l., H. Prours, Attorney mahdawAwla .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
nent tho PoIIri

DO tho Democrats Of thc city appreciate
the full importance Of tho approaching g.
lectionY II NO, arr they gathering up their
strength. and making ready "a discharge
the duties which its Importance dcmands7
The ticket offered for their support is wor-
thy OF all the enorgy they can exert in its
behalf and Il every mau docs his duty it
will be trumphantly elected. and tho city
saved from the rule Of inaoleni lAnaticism
Already we have the most cheering cvi-
denees Of success. From every quarter OF
tho city tho tidings reach us OF the grow.
ing strength Of the good old Democratic
cause, Mon arc growing weary Of the de-
sroying aud proseriptivc spirit of abol.
tionism. they ara beginning TO dread the
fearful consequences il IN cnlailing upon
the country, aud they are beginning 10
turn back, here and evcry where. They
have heard from the lips Of the abest men
Of hsir oion parry that Lincoln has been
prosecuting this all destroying aud most
melancholy war for his own personal
advancement---to "socurc bis reelection. u
and that but for this atrocious crime
il would long since have been ended. i
this Ia trus. as we solemnly believe il Is
We ask all good men to pause aud reflect
before casting another vote against tb,
time-honorod and ever patriotic Dcmocra
cy. We ask them also. carefully, ant
without prejudice, to peruso tho Republic
an manifesto Of John sherman. and others
which we publish fer their benefit in to
days EmPys twill assist thOm in ar
riying ~ correct oonoluBions and will fol
/ ly vindicHto the Democracy in all IN,
charges they have over made against III,
Administration Of Lincoln, aud in all III,
objections they have over urged against thl
conduct Of the war.
But we only meant at the outset 20 adj
dress ourself to democrats. and TO aSl
them al they love their glorious cause. q
stand by Il uKn KEN worthy % II, OF
Monday noxt. Devote the whole day Z,
IT, DO not imagine that the simple cast
ing Of your ballots Ia all that Ia require,
at your hands. DO this, bus do more
Stay at the polls, and sec that no bully
ing or Intimidation Ia praotieod upon den,
oorStic voters. and--what ia equally i'm
portant--that no illegal voting "a alio,ssd
Bear in mind that 1t was through illsgs
votss. and the utter prostitution Of tho bal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

only that lavors the negro and dispara'
ges the Coppethesd. They will neither
hear nor believe anything else
This state of things may he surprising
in tho particular instance; hut !, is by no
means wonderful, because Il is not new.
Every people hss had similar experiences
Of public mind unbalanced aud for a
time insane. The melting causes differ in
their nature Sometimes the greed for
wealth. sometimes the lanAueism Of rollg-
ion, and sometimes tho fury Of political
opinion. arc the immediate causes. but
thoy all agreo in this, that they excite tho
public mind to ils most profound depths.
and tbcn. like All agitatcd ses. it casts up
Inirc aud dirt Lot US DO aa patient and In
iulgont ss possiblei Tor the prcscn, pAroS'
ysm win pass away, and society will 70.
sumo It's normal condition, heartily ashamed
Of its foolish and wicked eNcessos.
II it would not extend this article to an
unreadnble length. we would cite historical
examples amply sufficient to confirm our
position.
England became insane at the era Of the
South Sea Bubble" through the eager.
nosa of her people to acquire sudden
wealth; and but for the tSrdy intcrposition
Of Parliament, (which by negotiating with
the South Sea Company to pay tho nation.
al debt. had at first melted aud encouraged
the public lunscy.) every man. woman and
child in England would have been duly
certified member OF joint stock company
organized for some insane and wholly inn
practicable purpose, yet with the most i'm
plicit faith Of acquiring limiIless wealth.
Among the projects Of tho day, wo re-.
member ono to manufacture boards out Of
ssw-dust, another for flying vugine, an
other to make quicksilver malleablc, etc.
II this we're not authentic history, il would
be hard 20 believe OF people no Staid and
solid as the English. We need not refer
to tho religious frcnzics which in England.
as well az GU the Continent, maddened
mulutudes after tho Reformation had bro
ken tho restraining authority Of the Gath
ollie Church. nor to tho tritc. but ever ter
ribs insanity of France. in the Revolution
which closed tho last century, But all his
tory. since God created man. relates moth
ing Of human madness so horrible aud 30
sinful as is developed by tho days in which
Il is tho evil fortune Of this generation to
1.-Two,
Lot uS all labor aud pray for the rcsto-
ration of reason.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
There IL Nothing New Undsr
the sun.

Theirs Grs persons who wonder at the
phsnomsnS which the public mind Of this
country presonts to such as have preserved
their rationsl faculties unimpaired, and
who retain the mental and moral cApabili-
ties essential to the observation and appro.
citation Of eotsmporary follieu and crimes.
Il IL observed that the public ear is almost
wholly closed TO tho appeals Of argument.
the force Of facts. or even the warning
against nssr and terrible dangers. As well
might you 20 TO the fields and talk TO tho
bulloekS, ss to the majority Of what was
once an Intelligent. reasoning, oonScisn.
,ious public; unless. indeed, you humor
their monomania by allusioh to their con.
trolling idea. aud then thsy are all s.ten.
ton and creduliiy. They will liS,en 10
every word you say. aud believs whatever
you tell thsm. There is no lie so mon.
strous. 90 sbsurd, 80 prspos,orOuS. a. to
stsTgG their belief in the least. provided
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
nemOeratlc Nominations.

ELECTION FIRST MONDAY lttul or AfluL
ufTY TtUREr.
naysr,-w. H. GILLESPIE
AafsAi i--RrACY u. UAtN
iteresafv Director IA WNtNCE nUIA.
gsa1 NAME RoBERr ALLEN
TOWNSHIP TICKET,
CsnttaAiss--A, N. ofLkh,
A. u, HuLbuKr
vARn TiuKKls
FIRsr WARD.
CoaHsa -AMOa nECKRR,
AA0si Bvar,--g u aILnERr
Ass sss,s-.LEwts HBINtg.
anoOhp WARD
tainsT -MAMCUa ELLIS.
lSshaoi noard-
Asssssof--r, A. WISE
obanei DANIEL nEtETL
iasASa noar4- RpnRAiN ilNpALf.
Atssof -.NiuHoLA hTALbf,
HJuHTH WARD
Co~sea HENRY u, HtLaEEoRr.
SsAooi Hiard--DANfp A HugR.
A st-yr--lACou HrkPHANB,
FtErH WARD
Cjn.as,l-HENRY sOuLAMAsN.
o. Nool Dsdri- HENRY RoIT
As,sssov WILLIAM DAVI.
SIXTH WARD.
CeuEei--W, n BENNETT
,seAo5l Haafd-rHONAA Y TWRFsHER
Asssasoy rANKHATlus wEiDNbR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

mary Jane Bright, AdnlnistretuH Of Wm, Brghta
estate Plaintiff, against Jonas neeEhay, Defendant
befora John Burnett Jusuoc NJ the Peace of JEFF
ferson township, houig 'mery ronn,y Amount
claimed aulih "a
nN the 18th day 81 lanuAry, 1904 sad Juat0e Issued
" au order Of Attachments va the abOVa acttpe fuf
the sum Of one hundted and inren dollars snd sew
snty nva cents Cpsa set lor hsphAK 90 ihs iHh day
siSstw NARY JANE RRtaur
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
New York CaltIs MarLsl.

NEw YoEE, March 10.
The current prices Tor the week At oil the
markets are a. followa
BREg CATTLE--firat quality, el6 600
l6 20 ordinary 10 good, Sla 0O6Dib 90 com
mon, $40 b0GDi2 00i inferior, $40 0OC0l 90.
HHEkP AND LAMnS--EKtraa, per head,
% 90 69l2 90 prime, n boC0s 90 ordinary
~ 00Ca7 90 common, " bOGlG 90 inferi'
oF, ~ 15G9b 20,
swlEE--corn.isd, l@1is sIilIlsd, l2e
TAsrs was no essential change In tho mar
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

HALIFAX, March 30 The African from
Liverpool lob, and Queenstown goth arrived
to-day
Cotton firm aud unchanged.
Btoadstuaa dull and prices weak
Provisions quiet aud steady.
Copaola closed 9lIG00lf
The Germans Are vigorously prosecuting
the seige OF Duppc
The EnglIah Parliament separated without
expressing any opinion on the present state
Of aliairA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
By Telegraph.
aEPoRTED FoR THE DAILY EMPiRE
MONT DIsPA T0HES.


CLiRo, March 20 Forrest, With iorcs ~.
,imatsd at 1000, was reported eighteen miles
from Columbus, Ky, last night They cut
the telegraph between that place and Cairo,
Yesterday About forty more prisoners, cap.
tured at Union city arrived here yesterday,
They report only two hundred and City per.
sons captured with Col. Hawkins, aud thoy
we're eAcapng every day The steamers ST
Cloud aud Perry from Memphis on the 27lh
had arrived No news
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
un'o"'''s ." "Ie,,a. viii F'sHt ,v'tne~t

Unionists ~ EIsslds viii FIght ~tthsat
psy.
NEw YonE, March ga letter from of
81 Marks, Florida, dated March l7lh.
which aays:
The Unionislo Of Central Florida have or.
ganized and gons into camp, and commenced
operations aga'Hst the rebels by raid on their
They had two engagements with the rebel
.Ssr'us 1en P'lSoosf% ,nsy A'ey oaP'urea
horses, 100 eontrabapda and destroyed aud
captured large amount oilrobol aubaislenca.
These Union men only ask protaolion, arms
aud ammunition from tho Government.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCmEs.

NEw YoaE, March 29--Advicea from Hi
toA Head gath mentions An attack made by
the rebels on Jenkins Island In ilodila Of
boats. But their plan was frustrated by our
picket boats who fred into them
Pulaski Florida, has been oocapied by small
drtachmonIa Of our troops and asmall steamer
was captured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
nvsstiGatloR--Aa omoes IN .
CotaFed HeHimsnt Degraded aud sem
tenosd 90 the DTy TsTtaHas.

WAsuNuroS, March 29--The steamer
Shawsheen has arrived at Washington with a
schooner, sloop and thirteen boats loaded with
salt, Tobacco grain Sc captured from iho.rebola
90 Ware aud York rivers
The Now York Custom House inveati CATION
has developed extensive correspondence be-.
tween parties In the North and tho rebel
agents AZ Ma,amoraa Arrest have been made
Major Alexander S Hall Of tho 18th regl,
mont Corps Dc Antique hna been sentenced
10 degradation from hiS rank In presence OF
bis troops and confinement at Dry Torluchs
for one year, General Banks on approving
tho sonlence:says the oflenae, to auompt TO Of
feet violence on poworlcsa women Ia disgrace
fol to himselfnand command in tho eyes Of
God and man. The country does not wish in
ils Hervicn mon who 40 disgrace thu uniform
they woaro
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

kei for Beef Cattle Ibis wcuk Az compared
witb lat week. there was good supply, with
bon poor demand Fail prees we're fsells'
Cd for all kinds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

NEw foRE, March 29,--Tbo KnoIvills
correspondent Of NeW York Tribune, dated
March 20, says
Our force at Morriaown has marched back
TO Mossy Greek In order to keep bolter com.
munioAton with Knoxville. Ths rebel head
quattera said to be nj Groenyille and they
hold Bulls Gan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
pnrlnE ImpletY.

There Is man by the name Of WmKY.
q member Of Congress from Western vir.
ginia, Senator. we believe. who recently
roOdc speech in favor Of immediate aud
unconditional abolition. lie closed HE
hanngue with the daring and shocking
assertion tha, III he believed tho Bible
sanctioned slavery. ho would urss GoS
and dic," a moments reflection Is neccs.
sary 10 comprehend tho full measure Of
the blasphcmy Of this remark. uttered in
the Senate Of tho United States. and cop
led with commentator in leading Repub-
lican papors. We arc not surprised at Il.
for II is in tho very spirit of tho party TO
which WnEy belongs; but wo copy il 20
ask IL tho wretch who uttered. aud the
party who approve ii, are not fully pre-
pared to resolve. as did their prototypes,
the French Jaoobins. that "there is no
God, " and that death Is an eternal sleepy"
Both Of those resolutions would pass tho
ptoaent Congress any day, il dictated by
tlo necessities Of tho party which the ma
joIitios OF tho two Houses represent