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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-04
Notels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly spPOsis The Boston and srcesier Rahrosd
sHa-asI 20 Pepshl tai.i aal Ia I.l4L aa4.
FINHE nadtTsgaody shs hRs besh eGnaaeted with The
l. AmeresD House. ia tiNs city or blue years,
has leased tlUswell skuWh hhd popular Hotel Tor a
term Of wears, aIn pledges htu eli io his uds aud
IN" pslc ~ use h. ntnost efforts to sustain the rep
utatiOn OF ths UNITED STATES HOTEL, az tirst.
class hoube The public mag rely upon finding, 81
this house all fhe appliances sud comforts Of Erst.
class hotel
Price, al heretofore. I've bsllars psr daV.
Ociddm FRANK PuAI~r
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OAI 'l.I 'On' AenlA anu ColumLv., ), p..,. -,

,i,i.a nhtE i,sliJ iraIas Ea.I II,
rrto Cay y"' tl.on fsS,. 20 si iefi. ILL., ft'Vs.
ana ana; az ,o's Ssh, r i5' .es',a is,fca ~ d
Top oa at Ss,9 D9 express at a. n III sl
N. siops .a Al a -ss Lonlos Aeon ss1s fsas
vOitunius WY HtAtlons bt,t ns.u 1880 p y
lodaiica1 a. ~ ',"S,o9 :, qsli express
press faE r. N '''nOas aRd Claoiunnii' f1., aS' %
q .lNn isytSsn Volanou' s,s 'rns,wh,sa d. m,,
noi7 v. ktNG, fcAtI tgasr s'''orn oltsa
L q W. HOODWA II" "s,,r.
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A9rnslons.
JUsTUs I. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITORS FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY. b. O..
a9enslolls.
ARREARS or PAY, BOvNrIEs. PESslOss

I ARREARS OF PAY, BUVNTIES, PENSIONS,
And Nil other CLAIMS before the EAssauye Depart
meats ana in tho court Of Claims
Refers to; Hons. II. NJ Rice; NJ. =. Lathu'~: M. s.
Nilkins son, bnitedS States Senators; H. Black E NJ
Stanton Secretary OF War; WI liam Kellogg. schuyler
COax, P. -. Fouke, Members Of Congress; Colonel
q, W. EwlnE, Of lnuans, aud Others.
The updersigned desires TO inform persons having
demands Against the Government OF the United States
that he - prepared to prosecute Their CLAIMS with
prOmpinas- and Su reaSonstds terlns His practical
knoNledge OF all the details Of the military service of
speedy adjustment and collection Si every description
OF military claims.
All persons whS entered the military Ne, vice aner
March 1861, and are disabled BY wounds dlssass
afeaanNflesi 70 pensious
Widoat- Of soldiers who are ALLIED, or lie beio ur
aiter their disc Arga, from wounds received, ds.
ease contract while ia service. are ellied 10 prn
siOns. u.y ...N
II no widow. then the children Sndsr s,Iteen Year,
OF age, are +utitled TO pensions. 4. ..a .
II No wHiON nor ehdrAn, then the motaer, ~ wholly
or in part dependent on deeeased FOR support
n ne mother, then the siaters Of deceased under
sEtes en- years Of ago. II Whoy 81 n part depsndent
~ '''''''0 '0' ' COUNTIES.
All enlisted me,who serve tive Year, are enated 70
Bounty.
An whs are discharged, by reAsoa 81 Wsusds re-
celTeu Ia battle, arc entitled 10 bounty.
Bouniies and arrears Of Pay due deceased soldiers
sre paid es loll9Ws; hrst % his widow se"ond II no
II he died unmarried: Hrst 10 nthety second, II no
father 10 m0Lher thIrd ii father other, then
70 20 MS srpthers and sisters Anears q gay g9s. to
JOHN Il .sTOPPRLaA \. ESQ Dayton, No som-
cry county, Oha my authorized sAs0uiafa. Appli-
cations pre- pared sdld arded BY him, viii receive
proinutF Fhention. Doe lia osiodti
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sGruuks, Mci IW7L88
NEW Trunk sNANUFACTORY.

Gs IL LOWE, Agent.
NO, sIs THIRD STREET. DAYTON OHIO oNR
Dook "EsF'oF hAD0w's MARBLE YARD
Wk would most Teapectnlly ysinform the eitizans
w OF Dayton and the public in penaIaI thst ,as
sAvs sl opened 2 Trunk panniActory, where we will
i SSsP on hahd All kinds Of Trunks Yaises. OaTpei
sale or retail as cheap as any house la the civ
fsrneular attention paid 70 repairing old frunls
= slaIe o. PaHonAge s9lieteP,goqy 80 seSdtf
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- JOHN GKNGNAGEL
ROULp respectfully inform his numerous o,,a.ts
w Aad customers that he has purohasadthe
n. - A. -
SalOOn and Restaurant

IofnsriY owged by My Rnsz. s0utbsast uos4,e, Of
Fluh ana l.ndoE where ~ s 10 able AZ itinss 10
lis oistEhs sefFsdppiR The bssi nssnsi, snd on
aus
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lprohlslorlg.

Andrew Weingartner,
Stah No. Al, Westorn Market Etous..
feAAA Deaertn
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage Sc,
Always on hand, Of choice No l stock. auiods,n
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Illinois Central gallroao.


,,N.n,.o ohAhdA Or 1IMG.
[ = I%s,Inssi,..e,i TaI si.ei idondSy, Aovstnberls ,s,,
Leave vsts'sG94 Hs 4i ana FanS, .. iSys.s sltS s'f
voo,ng North, $40 . u aad liza, 90 df
''"k south, a:bU "a ami s.s1 ~ N.
dom, a.,4,, LEAYk PAKX M
Goias Gas nolih, 500 a NJ and \ NJ 1
noi7 SoIsn' p % %liIio NJ snd I'D n ~ .a. .i
80. "; r, Johnson, zen. Pm. ~. tf.-l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-04

4 ~ and ater MonuAy neat mains on de lnui,l
Nk-Centrai will leave the Iniup Depot biAtL sirr.
atS.56 IN and i.h'' - M.
Returning, will arnvs AZ il;le M sLd w b n,
4. me eiS' ~ sha tittF ~ express utIas Bu
coss nohnecuths tU an VUhts ~ The Neat stii sul
anu S'u NJ tram - he shortest and quek asf fol
- Chicago AMI tho Northwest.
hoH Il WOODWARD, supefiutsndsn,
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Baltimore and chm ps6 9Is' 1s': As''

Atkt 81 Stl r..'s t.li = N@A'H
. 80 M zS ~ - Si.aI:---ais Sss..a,ss
u ,astdi Sa sSd i1ASSAL AsIt,a trk1Ier1I,
GsH%s:% ,ls % a1d % % @ he Sss
points ia T,, t. .roAd' Steamer s'' NJ shah i
S Gs!SS s; G. 'S'Isffs ,ol NJ :s sa $40 '''a
Iea,s III ,., r. The ouiy route 10 w., sera toe-
Sad 5ilSp aa o sa. !. a. ~ ana "iS a
Leave " Washington At 20 At $50 -n T-Su q, a. %
fhrpuIgE I 'sststsds,s al i' q = :, = "a "a :
'a 4,% ,%a'hsIoa Guy a. .s s s ID. & p.o
Inquire ~ S'fk f ana arc ss tw Il r. charge of ~
:. any M 55S. SsI' s -.oTe AID 70 5bo s'Sl ioau.
n =, - ~ III Y Al tsali l.-.s, lt-.s 49, =
=" ?, SMITH Master Of frsa SsS Ticket Aga
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lAN and aiier Sunday, nov 10, ? ~. tram. 81,
" leave Uulou Depot sixth str. 1,ioI-',' " "
HilinleItnediate poiuts AZ follow $3.50" -
Ioledu and Chicago n AL
Chicago And Detroit MEAL -.
nolI K. N sHOkRiAR, . PC
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Dayton and Michigan Rnllrona.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE OF
IN the Metropolitan Tar in Aid Of the United States san
iary Commission, Office ia BroadwAy -
The Committee take this method OF calling the at
iencn OF the Fire Dcpament generally TO the necessity ~
i'm mediate their rar In order 10 successfully
accomplish or sharc Of this praiseworhy object
Fe Companies that have not already made the neceepay
earnestly requested 70 oal special meet
,uce and appoint committees from their active and honorary
wsmbers 10 take the matter in charge.
10 The Exempt fremen who have no particular company
and 70 Abe public generally the committee
earnestly appeal for contributions esbef Of money or sro
Fire DEPARTMENTS in ihe adjoining ces and e,onghoat
the state requested 10 ION with tho New fok tlre
Departme nj in ali ng In this Iaudable nndersking
promiuept poson in the Fair hae been allotted 10 no
Fire Department and will be under he especial charge OF
the Committee 49,. -. -. -. -
ContrIbuons can be sent 10 The rooms. IA Broadway
where they will be received aud acknowledged,
Tho Executive Committee Will DO W dNiy attendance ~
he receiving depot aai viii furnish any Information 90
sired. Fircnen and The public nro Invited 10 cai -
WIN. III. MICKUAM, rhairnnn Gcucrai tomuWco.
lAwRrHCg TAYLOR. Secretary,
n, u DEIArOup, Treasurer,
exfrurtyR roMMirrRR.
Hon, n Godfrey dunhcr Ctict Engineer John Decker
John Garcia John n flait
Sylynnua y Macy Robert AcNuinussa
Aicnso elotc
j. Il MILLER, Chairman.
VA AZ RAapAli. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

DRY GOODS.
A fSais s sg,,E Ssss. ,Ss5 LANDED
Mo rs' sn' eys5 si tx Partisan f.'h''
all new shades IN pain and s., 20 ,ess,sI
White ground, with lltlle broche figure.
Black E ,Uspsi xiI p seIsss e SsSSos
m Summer Poplns Taae.as Lame. 0azede CRANBERRY.
rans'a' I~0''a'''0siw All hs ALPACA
These '''';s IL me
100 Broadway and No. wsverlsy place
ALPAcAsI-ALPAoAs' -ALPAcAsi
An immense stock of these Fashionable Dress Fabrics,
now In embracing all he popular coos worn Tor tho
season.
poPLIssl poPLIssl roPLINs,
Oi Irish and French manufacture,
OF all the most desirable shades
Popins and Alpsc.s the two leading styles Of
Dress Gcods worn this spring and summer.
Ladies' WIN md stock he extensive Of any retail
Just received by lsst steamers,
NEW SPRING snAwLs,
W. K. PEYroN, 2n Bower.
A SPLENDID STOCK
faHoHAs.D us 81 stA very slt SSsrAcEous CIR
SELLING o AZ fhs Old PRICES
THE NEXT ~, r@o WEEKS.
Ladies are requested t. call and examine.
SOME VERY CHEAP CHEAP FANCY SILKS
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
A SUPERB STOCK OF
"A S''I As "a ssIsF'a
AN the new shades,
AsxALL ApvAS6E ON THE COST
1mpoRSIEArIoN.
w.R. ROBERTS
a SPRING PRINTS,
New styles mi fast coiors,
: CRYSTAL FAIAcE g ~ sSvEsy
A LARGE STOCK or
poMEsrlC CoTTONs
I'm. cRY 8 sho PshsE ps!' EMPORIUM,
~ 80 W. r. ROBERTS.
y 2e9 Grand street corner Of Forsyth.
The balance Of our fall and winter
SILKS AND sHAwLs.
a'e 10" closing On IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
''A's Just f''e's sPR TN STYLES
which We will be pleased
PLAIN DRESS SILKS,
From u per yard mp to ~
CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS.
In every variety, Of the very best
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
4. + STEWART co.
Broadway and Tenth street.
" has large and elegant assortment Of the
Paris made
OPERA CLOAKS.
Ladies' Embroidered Breakfast Jackets and vesN.
CHARLOTTE u. SMITH,
I,lt2 Broadway, door above 10Th street
nREssEs AND cLSaEs 81 RoND STREET. ~
~ Mrs PARRAIN from Paris. orers to ladies' Who wiz
honor her with their ten years experience d
in the ars dress nseng establishments OF Paris
ExcLUsIvELY FRENCH FLuTING FOR DRESS AND
~ MantilA Trimmngs--Grs GOLDEN having no other
in with nnng ladies depend
having all an ro,rs puncIalg hutei in unsnr
yAssed AMI Delivered in all parts o. tina city, Is
Amtv \. B.-A block and half rom broadway. 1T
ana 26l Faian strest Deposits Clinton street. Brooklyn
L,RENCH LINENS
L Jus received, ane assortment OF
RIAL FRENCH
NAPKINS
DOYLIEs
which we are Offering al reasonable prices.
Sal BRoADwAY.
U,LuTING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN A
superior sl for four cents yard over four inches
M s 9 he a rsn .o an NJ
a5l Third Trss seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29


GREAT SALE OF SILKS.
u rEYroS''s "a sowERr
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS Brilliant Lustre at s711e.
BLACK SILKS, Elessn, Heavy Gooa. Msl
Magnificent Gcds)
aRos GRAIN SILKS. for Mourning Is
PLAIN coLoREp SILKS all the rashionabs solors,
closing OFT 81 70
THREE CASES OF ri sTs SSp DAMAGED SILKS.
ns pars cha ., At .,ss =. .ss.s and
omygg, the las, tip Fan sa 5 srrKs
asc SD Oh KHlSEs rouLr DE soIs ana eros saAIs
Ladies viii find many SPECIAL sARGNN vvT n our SIX
IA Bowery. near Houston street
HOUSEKEEPING ASD HoUSEFURyrsHISG GOODS
sH!srlSe AND sHEErIy.g xrslISs, oor,,s -,
LACE LACE AND fr ArsLrs c1sf,iSs - N"s' 80
S EsFE rSEEs ss s9sna aSkzrs &C.
Aarse ls ., CHOICE rENsfs 49, ,aa zoo per yard
I''' - Wor.a 81 IS per yard
Two cases Of We, and damaged EeEyca gINeHANs.
Large ousute, Of cheap Eoo. receiving every from
suction and private sales 'p 'i 4 syTo s :4si Ses.y
Tusr REcErvED-A LAaGz LOT OF UNsEDBEMnD
Fine black Dress Frocts 80 y
Beaver Overcosts III
sstinst Pants 2to
vests
'V'' GEo LEviE' az Broome street
ORD TAYLOR.
so. %, to 49, BROADWAY. cg.nsr Grand street
- las o fha 4Hf As In -
'eF'''' - "'' SPRING iNroRrArioS OF
DRESS sSsps sNP sF XIII L hgqss SILKS
being the most ,iirasas. stock ever imported FOR
srRrse AND SUMNER WEAR.
Al retain, ~ moderate prices
sHto ISL Grand street,
and " and ~ Casharine street.
1e"A'Ss' TO HousFEEEpERs
WHITE GOODS. FAMILY LINEN sqa NV. -osr
WHITE sHlRrrse' MusLiSSSss ,rrvr1y rgorn \ ,yr
Ladies will only UNDERSTAND The truth Of iAa aareFlse
msnl BY s.snr,nE hsm M y, q the n mss,
"" r'sV. DosEsiio rsinSsTs PRINTED ;,sss'
AHME GILLESPIE. sii BROADWAY, INVITES sPB:
ras,.ra. On ssrsS Many nossis.. sos hs cPsnns
. visit to her new rooms.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
".
OR0ANDIES. PRINTED JACOfETs,
MOZAMBtQUES POPLfNS,
CRBTOHNE CLOTHS, &C., Ac..
the latest Paris nSveltiea
A. T. STEWART A co,
Broadway and Tenth tlrvt
DEAL INDIA CAxELs HAIR
suAwLs AND scARrs.
,SnnQus AND MoDsRs DESIGNS
a n STEWART 4 CO.,
broadway aud Tenth street
RIcH LACE GOODS
sIAcR THREAD AID POINT APrLIQTs sHAwLs.
EIACK THREAD BARBBs. CAPES,
pABIsoIs COvENS, COIFFURLS, &c, &C.
rrFGANT RMBRO DERlEs
WI 10 op~ped on MoNNAf February ~.
A. r. STEWART Co,
Broadway and Tenth street
Wairn Goods -
- JACOHEye. CAMBRICS, NA1wSoORS,
FHufIsH AND FRENCH MrLLS
DlMfrtES MARsEibi.r9
COTTON sHtkrfnu9, sNEEftNsS &c, As.,
al Tho lcwosl martsi price,.
a T. SINW Aur A CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

n Cast on Wearing Apparel Carpets, Furnltue Je"
eiy, &o. Ladies' and gentlemen can ufrosc " Item ~
higher price than elsewhere M we Inus the above
mentioned articles 70 supply tho Cantcrrs sna yes s
ma tkes Please call address II LAX. = los Ses,
enth avenue, between Twenty. first trd FcssVheoohu
stTects. ladies waited upon BY Mrs ~ lInIre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

E,LuTING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN
superior st for four cents per yard over four inches
the French Flirting COMPANY 2Yl Spring street.
between varicx amt Hudson Agent Ars. 5HANAHANS,'
a5l Third avenue near Tresty.seve street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29
MATRIMONIAL.

mATAlMONIALs
GENTLEMAN rs DESTROYS OF MEETING WITH
N French lady OF prcposecssug appearance, with a
view 10 natrinony az companion, and from whom he
might acquire the language. Address W. w. o.. box sac
Post Office
A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND POSITION DIS.
"A sires the aciuainas Ut young lady 90 widow noi
over twenty-five With View 70
she must be good looking, int iigent and een,a ~
amiaole disposition, &c dc. Address = r. poS ~ ep
cuicc.
A FOREIGNER RE- ENrLY ESTABLISHED ~ flis
N city, wishes o. make inc atttnec o & ssltsh
OF 900 stand NE society Wiling 81 ttaci hio N
lar tnage Address for three days y " tictaA pH'o
u,uR ApyERrfsER WISHES 70 MAKE ias
4 aru9httance ~ ycnur widow us.-,.lte tqli.
nitnfc Win q view uiatfinao's AddfpsS 49,
Broadws-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

A LARGE ORDER. -Siso,O 600 WORTH OF CAST OFF
"A Clothing wanted for the Western and California mar.
hsts Ladies and gentlemen having the abve ARTICLES
for SIN Desses from % ss for Goats from y q 70 or
Pants for Woollen, Deaipe and Calico Dresses shaWie
Carpets Furniture and ewelry &C. the bshess ssh pr,s ss
raid by calling on or addrestlnga note 70 r. hdNI., 10
Mr.. Mnts. Don't forseHlbe well known Ssme = nlnTh
az 2a3 vi nth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

ITO LET WITH PowER-THE store NOW BUILD
ina 60 be ready lsi Nav In Monroe street between
and Clinton strecta; sge OF binding X5NV
10 ah Ave stories powor thirty horse Apply 10 JOHN
y WILSON, corner Pearl aud Fulton etrccls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

nR. r. BELMONT 4 CO.'S SWEDISH TAR SYRUP
~ has been tried by thousands and acknowledged to ha
the only sure remedy for coughs colds consumption ana
all throat and lung npains Sold Mt their oces TAI and
100 Broadway, New York to address for 5c
and 81. They treat al complaints that the human
tom is heir and having 20 years experience no In hosp
tails in different parts Of the wordl entte them to conf
dence ~ B-Treatmep by correspondence all throughout
the United States and the Canadss.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04

Momentarily expecting the marau-
ders to return with artillery, Mr.. Bles
sing shouldcred two guns and posted
himself in clump Of trees on lane
leading to his residence. He had been
there but a short time when he observ.
ed heavy clouds of dust rising from the
road some distance of. A large body
Of horse emen were moving toward him
tn the advance he noted what he con
ceived to be a rebel scout.
In an instant the old man raised
his gun and was in the net of firing
when the object Of his aim fell back
into the main column of soldiers riding
rapidly up the lane. He now recogniz-
ed the Blue Goats, who having heard OF
the heroic conduct of the dauntless old
patriot and his son, we're fastening to
their rescue. The scene which follow
ed can better be imagined than de-
scribed.
Mr.. Blessing is upward of seventy
years of age, enjoying good health, and
is brim full of the spirit Of 1916. He
is an elder iu the Myersville Lutharan
Church, over which Mr.. Startzman pre-.
sides.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04

this mongrel concern, will hardly have
the face to osk re-admittance, unless
they should become the sui cts of
amazing grace. 1t is to be feared their
souls will fall into stato Of spiritual
decay, Others, who have heretofore been
,jcted from the churches for drunken
ness and profanity, being naturally
"hard cases. D." will not, perhaps, be rem
dered much worse by the contamina-
ting influence of this "purc religion"
Never having bJen in any way con.
nected with any of the various Chris
tiau churches with which our land has
been blessed, (and we state this no &c
serving credit, but simply as a fa ~ a d
having devoted former article to The
uhject in hand, we do not expect to ad-
vert to it again, but shall leave it to the
care of ubler hands, should it be consid-
cred worth notice. We have been in
duccd to write this much concerning it
because we believe prre and uudcfled
religion to be the only firm basis of civ
il society, and that every attempt to
prostitute religion to base purposes en-
dangers the welfare Of community.
Hence, we conclude by entering our
solemn and eternal protest against this
Stealing the livery Of the court of
Heaven to serve the Devil (and jeff.
Davis) in" In the name of freedom,
loyalty, humanity and religion, we pro-
test against this ill-bcgottcn, time serv-
ing, liberty hating, rebel-loving, trea-
son comforting, pro-slavery, hypocriti-
cal, disloyal, contemplate jumble, mis-
called The Christian Union;" and hope
for the speedy coming of the day when
it, and all similar corrupt institutions,
together with the Southern Coufedera.
cy," shall be swept from the face of the
earth forever; and that their fate may
bo warning, through all time, to
treacherous men and their sympathi.
zers. GLENFIELD.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04
A War whoop from Tammany.


The Tammany branch of the New
York City Democracy represent what is
styled the war feature; while Mozart,
which is engineered by Wood, repre-.
sents the peace portion of the now in.
harmonious party. On the 4th of July
the Iammany society had celebration
at the close of which the following pa
triotic address, moved by General Hi
ram Walbridge, was unauimo ously adop
ted.
RssolUed, That whoever, under any
circumstances, and under any pretsxt
advocates the separation of the Unite q
States and the consequent overthrow o.
the American Union, is traitor to con
stitutiOnal liberty, aud deserves a trai
tors doom.
ReSolued, That any intervention what
ever, by any foreign power at all in oul
domestic strife, should be followed by
an immediate and instant declaratio
of war, leaving the issue to God, and thl
strength and power of free people il
the vindicalion Oftheir just rights.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04
9lortrp.
YOUNG AGAIN.

An old man sits In his high-backed chair
Before an open door, ....
While the sun Of a Summer afternoon
Falls hot across the floor,
And the drowsy click ofan ancient clock
Has notched the hour Of four.
A breeze blows In and breeze blows out,
FROM the summer-scented air,
And II Hutters now on his wrinklcd brow,
And now It lifts his hair,
And the lsad0n lids ofhis eyes drop down,
As he sleeps In his high-backed chair.
Tho old man sleeps, and the old man dreams,
His head sinks down on his breast,
His hands relax their feeble hold,
And fall to his lap In rest;
The old man sleeps, and In sleep he dreams,
And in dreams again is blcst
The years unrol their dreary scroll
He is child again
His mothers tones are in his ear,
And drift across his brain,
And he chascs the gaudy butterflies
Across the grassy plain.
lie plucks the wild rose In the woods,
And wrenths Of ofeglnntine,
And holds tho yellow buttsrcup
Beneath his sisters chin,
And angles in the meadow brook
with bent and naked pin.
He loiters down the grassy lane,
And by the trimming pool,
And sigh escapes his parted lips,
As he hears tho bell for school;
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04

APPOINTED CoNsuL.-Among the ap
pointmcnts sent into tho Senate anG
confirmed on Saturday was that of Isaa,
j. Allen of the Ohio State Journal, to
be Consul at Bangkok, in the king.
dom Of Siam, Asia. We believe the
former Consul was baked into mission
airy pie by the natives, which occasion
cd the vacancy, and in view of this
pleasant circumstance it is reported tha
Mr.. Allen will not accept the place ten,
dered him.-[O. Statesman.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04

TRUTH NOT ALWAYS PLEASANT
"Dear friend" cried the willow, as she
bent over the stream, and gazed on her
graceful form reflected on the CLASSY
surface, chow tender and how true You
arC l have not a single charm that is
not mirrored on your peaceful bosom" ="
And, as the breeze played gently among
her branches, they bent to the stream
and kissed the placid waters.
Summer passed, and winter; summer
and winter; aud the willow grew old -
Its leaves were few and its branches
withered.
How changed you arel" she cried
peeVishly to the stream. "Once I never
looked on you but to rejoice, for all you
showed me was pleasant and full Of
praise. Now, when try to bend to
catch glimpse, 1 turn away sad and
sorrowful; for what do you bring before
me? Not verdure, nor symmetry, nor
grace; but barenusss, deformity, and de-
cay. You are greatly changed"
"Foolish willowl" answered the
stream, Il am too true-that is my
fault. There is a change, but it is not
in me; but you are not the only one
that looks coldly on the truth when i
offends the liking"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-04
Rousseau's Cavalry Expedition.

This was an important expedition for
the destruction of the eremy's commu-
nications between Atlanta and the
Southwest. The force numbered 200
men, and moved from Decatur on the
10th of July, by way of Blountsville.
Ashville and Talladcga, to the railroad
between Atlanta and Mobile. Within
short distance of that point there are
number of important bridges, whose
destruction cannot soon be repaired. -
Thence the expedition was to return by
way of West Point, where the Atlanta
& Mobile Railroad crosses the Chatta-
hooche, and then by way of that river to
join Gen. Sherman.
1t is announced that The expedition
has returned, having accomplished its
work, with the loss of but about twelve
men. This preservation Of men is uu-
paralleled in such undertakings.