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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

We dcaire 10 call the attention Of sober aud
o0naidorato men 10 proceeding In tho House
oi Representatives at Washington tho other
day Mr. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, oflarod
the following resolution
'Rssoiped, That tho President DO requested
to make known by public proclamation or
othcrwine, To nll the country, that whenever
any State now Ia insurreclon shall submit II.
aolf to tho authority Of the Federal govern.
meuL ~ defined In tho consttuton, all hos.
ulity against her shall cease, aud such State
shall be protected from all external intarler.
onoe with her local laws and institutions, and
her people shall ho guaranteed tho full enjoy,
ment ol all those rights which tho Federal
constitution gave them
Against this resolution the admi nialration
ma jurity OF the House voted in solid column.
by which vote they declared that whenever
any State now In uBurrootion aball submit Il,
self TO the authority OF tho Federal govern.
ment, AA defined in tho constitution, ali hoptili
" hgainnt her shall Non ceaaee, aud that such
State shall Nur be- protected FROM all external
inter ricrrnce with her local laws and inatitu.
tons and that her people shall NOT be guaran.
terd the lull enjoyment Of all those rlRhts
which tho Federal constitution gave them
Such was tho declaration Of the Ad minatration
majority 10 the House Aud what ia this dec
laration in fact ltiaa declaration of sub
juVation hpalnst tho South, however Willinq
the South may bo TO return 10 her obedience
TO the oonauluiion II ia declaration Of wal
OF Subyctaiou Of both State and Federal con
stituuohH
When will such war end, aud what will b,
ia ond
This ID the question which We put to sobel
and consderalo men,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
PhIIadsIphIa Markot.

PhiLAnRLPuiA, March 20.
FLouR-Pirm at 81 20.
wHRAT-Firm. Red, 81 20 white, 81 70
@2 90.
CORN--Adyancsd yellow, sl.2209i 2s.
CoFFEE-Fism Rio and Laguayra, 3sc.
sU0AR-Caba, l4el4ic.
WHISKY --sl o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
lcgal.
LANES PERRINEs ESTATE

A Ill persons Indebted 10 tho estate uf James Per.
n rus are requested ~ make Immediate payment
aud save themselves trouble and sApsnse and those
haWng rHlms against Tho same viii present ihann To
thn untefalq quna l0f allowance
a,aSOdawft GEo " SHAW, Administrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

Examination ror site ror New Navy
Yards.
WARRINGTON, March ~ 7Eibune's dos
patch says
Tho House Naval Committee leaves for
tho West ThursdAy to examine sites for new
Navy Yards at NJ. Louis, Cleveland aud
Cairo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

BurFato, March 80 "A storm Of rain and
snow Ia prevailing here, and in the eaAtern
city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
Dayton sIATkau.
nARsHMANs FLonR@.ilnd LriIs. aSI'H i

DAYTON, March 80
HARsHMAN's FLoUR--itsd who
Wholesale 9 90, retail 90
WHEAT-Sl 1901 Is.
CORN--16
SHELLED--76,
OATS-6S
RYE-l iO6al 10
BARLEY--Sl 30
COFFEE-s6@3s
SU0AH--l6GalG.
EG0S-l6@is per dos
WHISKY
CHEESE --l6@i7
DRIED PEACHES--l6als.
DRIED APPLES--9Al2
BEANS--Per buabel ~ 60CA9 CO.
HAY-Timolhy s20@22 per ton,
TEAs--sl 00GDl CO.
RlCE-sGal0 pnr Ia
BuTTER-3b
LARD--l20lb,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
Read tho followluEl
fJesfisHat ID al Mft Asfah geufA J

t7s,f,manl d 81 Nj Sssal 0su4j
AtsAsT, Nsv ioaH
diseased en my haf commenced 10 fall out very fast
Tao dlasass spread until my scalp WAS enc rompeta
,t f,n Wy ,ll tshiny "snsaiios vss vns,,n
porinhel ! would apply remedy amer remedy, but
only taomenlafy fellet ! consulted severe, ph{ssl'
disease with which my acap waa aHscted was thu salt
Rh uu,, aud that they could not benefit mo. read
You assured mo that YOU would eradicate the disease
aud restore my hair, which had become very thln.
with that assurance placed myself ~ youv hands,
aud tho reaulta are, have luAurabi head OF hAr.
my hcslp perfotly we'll, apd iny hair has eaaaod 70
Mas sAaAH aoptb No, IN South Pean STREET
Its TACT acknowledged by all who have used uis
Heir ksstorer. aud their name - Legion that u 10
TtE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eHcolually and permanently restore The
hair " those who are bald, aud pfeveat
THE HAIR FROM FAILING orr
Tho large aud rapdly increasing sele OF Restorative
IL ghe slronga evidence OF the fold benefits Il Ia
uonfeffinH upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The conAdenee of the public has been obtained, and
theJ all unite IN al'ssns 10 hs sri' and vs, saperi
UyER All, pRRPARATfoM
Ever lntrhduoeJ do not reqamm,nd my prepars.
lion 10 oause hair grow siS feet in tebiJ iaAuJ
mouiha est iaa simple lmposalb'g, aud totally IN,
skepiioa increduleuu, will make hena nda otter
will Iarrslt eI,0OO
zone Thousand poiArs) II fall 10 cure the worsI
cases o partial badness, under nheen yeArs' slaad'
'TilE ONLY 0Hs rSE HAIR REsToRER,
This wonderful rsmedy ID sold by druggists genaf
ally,
W your DRUGGIST nAa NOT GoT IT sENO
FOR tT.
NH. Cures huarAntsnd ia every where ule il.
rerilons for 30 are tnnlnlily abfyei,
80 rfiGN, 81 psr bottle ut Aik bottles iof ~,
Fhpf Al. A, DE MUM.
Nole Proprietor, No ~ utange sheet,
tstidiv Ahaiy, kew Work
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
.Fnr SALE.
4 C0unlry ResldenCe f0r NnIe.

A nEgthADLE eeaalfy Eesldsh9a, With eaaon
"A acres u guod land. YaE une nile north ~ lay.
90, on tho odfToy road 4 olsrsd Al private sale.
There Il n Large and comfortable fane house ahd
good puilahidlnRa, on the iandl an onhsfd IN Que
Hrahed apple, pear aud peach trees large assert.
nieui nf srawhefty vines ~ tho Wilson, New Aiiang
hnd Prolific NaTaea also, about three anfnA af gonna
current bushes, ioF Wlne purposes Auy persons de-
uinnH " pur,haae feguessd ~ call snd - Eatnas
Vie pfapety nr themselves, the pfopfetas 10 Goa.
ndeht that n viii bear tuapsotioa.
Alao, zen and hAlf aofoa " umkafed iand, fsuf
asaidsWG JANA EHooP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
NOTIOR TO ALL WHOM IN MAY CONCERl

NOTICE il hereby given that tharp plv nov pending
~ b'oir Tho Nit Coun OF tho rliy ct laylon the
following Ordinances, tp WI .eff
ls grade, gia 'rl, curb aud gutter Sycamore HtTret
hoiween Council street and The Mestafn LaVpe,
To grade, gravel curb and gutter phipa street ha.
tween SECOND and Third rif eta
IN pursuance ~ the law rnd ordhni,fea ", twice
reAi laid IN tho tAhls sud Tho Cett Instructed 10 give
four NeakH' HVnce If the prndanoy VI the sane,
Tho las requires al eialtns fof JanhRes that nAy
an0tue hon Had iupfuyeineuta 10 he hlpd In writing
with tue Ciiy ulefb setting forth tho anOuhl OF aasa.
ayes claimed, within two weeks sitter tho expiration
ol the time required 10Y the pubhosou ~ such notice,
whon the same VIII b taken up tot hnAl Artoh,
hildtN ANTHONY ATfPHkNA CITY Ciart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30
Gitp lotlCes.
MOTOR TO All, WuOM IT MAY 10 ..OERN

NOTICE II hutbhy given that there nos neu ias
~ before tho uity Council of tbe rt, of Dayton, the
following Ordinances, toswlt
To grRe, gravel, curb Hni gutter the North side VI
Third street east ui heche street
10 grade and improve Mad River attapt tTotn tiah
10 Hlchari street
In p'fsusucs 10 the law said Ordiuanors were ,wiea
read, laid on che table aud the CLERK sfurted Ca give
four ueeks' notice ct The pendenpy Ut the same.
The isN frpn AZ ht cihlmH iof dhmnspH that ma
accrue tan apid Improvements iu ho Med w VT tins
wth the CV pk, s'ltn sfutth tho amount Of dam,
Hea claimed, within tNawrplis aaf The etpifstiah ui
tho time teuu nod Tor the Publication ~ suoh notice
whom tho sRma Will hH tttpu up Tor HtH acton,
mpbdiw ANTHONY HIbpUENn, Uty tnesk,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

hubbard ~ bito', isditors,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80, 1884
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06

| By despatch froln Fortress D]onroe io the
| Northern pa gers, It appears, that the evacua
ticn OF Washington, n. c., which it was at
first said was done in order, and alter ali The
guns had been spiked, and stores removed,
was ''hasty" and that the 'goyernmegt naval,
comuissary, ordnance and quartersnaster' 5
stores were destroyed" Tits further aanounc.
ed in the despatch that passengers fron1@North
Carolina (uho arrived at Fortress Monroal 7e-
port that Washington, \. c., WAS ail II ash
es by struggling marines and soldiers at the
time OF its hasty evacuation. The place IS
said to have been mainly owned by Union
people, and The loss IS estimated at several
millions Of dollars. Washington must have
grown amazingly since the war, as it used 20
be small town Of about 1000 population,
and the buildings mostly frame. Then
comes the rather singular announcement tour
thousand Federal troops suddenly evacuated
this Gibraltar Of America in the face Of seven
com panios Of Rebels, leaving The entire Union
population Of The city to The tender merclcs OF
the enemy, after burning their houses over
their heads and leaving them without mouth
ful Of food, or SO much as D bed to pillow the
head Of the sick and dying" concluding IN
true tragical style thus The screams Of the
abandoned women (D and ohildren and the
pitiful appeals Of the brothers and fathers for
protection from Rebel bayonets as the u. :.
steamers left, were heartrending, The rams
at Plymouth and IL the Neusc, according 10
the teegrapher at Fortress nlonroe have de.
cded TO commence the attack on our fleet
without waiting for assistance from the army;
and the whole dispatch winds up with the
perem ptorv announcement that Immediate
assistance in the shape Of money and cloth
Ing is needed from the North, Tor The }amz.
lies who are constantly arriving 1T Newborn
and Beaufort entirely destitute. The Object
Of the above is probably explained by what
follows viz:
s.The Indignation against Major General
Butler, who insisted on the evacuation CT th!a
sfronghold against the earnest remonstranco
of the authorities Of Nortl4 Carolina, Is vide
$nead. and OF the most bitter character. Ihe
immediate separation Of the Department OF
North Carolina from Virginia, and The reno
val OF General Butler, is 70 te asked by a &C.
imitation Of leading Union men, who will soon
Visit Washington, D. c., for this purpose
The Chicago journal of SATURDAY last says:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06
PUBLISHED (DA1LTJ BY
EDGAR s>NOWDEN, JR.
az~ ~lFFTCE-No 10z King street< over
.ssones, (fornerly French,s) Book Store.

nH0 -,
s-=-= ===as---=
The Campaign in Virginia Commenced.
r j ann n1unced II the morning papers that
.tbe great forward movement OF the Army Of
the Potomac has at length commenced.
The army. it is said, moved On Tuesday
night, and By the following morning had cross
cd the Raniaan. The crossing was effected at
Jacobs, Culpeper, Germanla, and Unltea
States }oras a;..i was made Without any serious
onposition on the part OF the Confelerates -
The advanced guard Of General Smiths aux
;liary force, operating By way OF the Penlnsu
Ia, has, it IS said, already taken possession OF
West Point, on tie upper waters OF The York
River, General SigeI is SAID to be moving up
the Shenandoah Valley. There is any amount
Of speculation as 10 what Ge-: Lee will do IN
the face Of the advance from these different
points, and whilst some incline to the opinion
that he is rapidly falling back behind the trl-
ole line Of entertainments at Richmond, others
believe that his intention is to offer battle on
ground Of his own choosing, some say at Mine
Run, about Is miles from The crossing point.
The Courier Des Etats Unis, Of New York
states that Gen Lee has on the tlapldan ABOUT
$4,000 men, I4ongstret with Is, 900 men occu-
pies Charlottesville and Staunton, to guard
the Shenandoah. Arnold Ely commands at
Richmonl and watches the Federa!s On the
Peninsula from Hanover Court House. Beau
regard commands the Department South OF
the James river, 10 oppose Butler move
ments. Il adds that Gen Lee knows all about
The movements eli the Federal troops.
A small force Of Confederates belonging 20
Captain Prices company, Of MeNells regE-
ment, captured Piedmont, ON the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, yesterday, and destroyed
the company workshops there, together With
large number Of cars, &c, and az immense
amount Of commissrry stores and general mer-
cbandise. They then went 70 Bloomington,
station on the roa1 two miles west OF f1ed
mont, and threw off the track several engines,
and damaged nun Der Of cars. They took
40 prisoners at either place. They then left
BLOOMINGTON. and went down the country
General Kelly (acting under orders OF General
Sigel) went from Cumberland to Piedmont
with troops, but the Confadevatos Lad retired.
The rarood track was not damaged, nor we're
there aug bridges burnt. This affair has not
stopped the regular running Of passenger and
freight trains.
Arrangements arv being made IN New York.
and The West, to reduce the price OF paper.
There IS an abundance CT rags, much OF which
Is stored away on speculation; but when paper
begins TO coma in from Europe rags will fall,
and the manufactured article go down 10 rea-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06


.. 5. C0EGaEss In The Senate yesterday,
the 1lI to amend the act 70 enable 2he people
OF Nevada 70 G,rn State Government, vas
passed. The House Jiil to establish oceon
mail steam hip zercice botvepn Tic Unifcd
States and Brazil, raa taken 80, I,ut Uas TAI!
over until Go.slay. The conSideration of 9ho
till 10 establish NATIONAL c.2rxoacy was cor.
tinued.
In the House Of Representatives, in Con1-
1n;tt2e Of 'he Whole, 1I1a biiI to reimburse tho
State of Pennsylvania, fox expenses Incurred.
10 calling our the militia III Tho suoazaer Of
1868, YVES discussed An amendment by 0Iv
Cox to appropriate fifteen millions Ct dollars,
and to include Maryland and other loyal
States" Tas oHereds In the course az tho
debate That en5Qed, Mr.. Randall sataj that
the or3ar Ia :ey issued BY General lIeale, in
regard to >lisaHectcd ulen, did 1o$ refer 70 eIs
Pennsylvania deserves, IS that difficulty bad
bcea previously adjusted. The bill as amend
ed by nIr. Cox, was then passed. Evening
sessions are hereafter 10 be dispensed vitj2.-
Mr (ioocL Of Massachusetts,, from Ghe Joint
Committee On the Conduct Of The Var, made
.. report ia regard 20 1hc affair az Fort Pill
low. The report and testimony Texe ordered
IT, be printed.
TIE horG;l profanity now hearJ along the
strt cts, and in every public place, as disgusting
as il is annoying 70 every Dcrscn Of sense, Is
,oGo,..o1 +o -: ;i.o t!T.aH;2,rfo; T;n3oS fVhat
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Tn thc Methodist General Conference sitting
In Philadelphia Rev. Dr. Moody said:-
lie thought that God Almighty is going 20
give Us 81, exodus Of The whole colore3 concern
10 South America. After We get this little
family difficulty settled and tho funeral over:
We aiI then push Oh to tbe lsthEnus Of South
America, clear cut Alezico, and give the peo-
pie Of color o pre-, emption 1iybc 20 that terrto~
ry.'' Mr. Moody further remarked Gbat he vas
IS willing that The Africans should kilI the
rebels as any enc else. The onlyy fault &hat
be had TO find vas tbat a rebel vas not gooS
enough to be killed BY an Asrjcaa:z Laughter
and applause, i
The Fifty Sixth regiment Pennsylvania Re-
serves reached " ashingEon on Thur5da7 night
from il,c Army Of the Potomac, having been
mustered out Of The service il pursuance OF
an arrangement Jy which the time they we're
in tne State service IS allowed 70 60 20 their
credit on eheir Giarae years term; averaging
the tine 1he different companies OF regiments
were mustered lnto service a1d 21u5tering c2ch
rariz1cat cut from Tie d2Ca 81 1~4o average
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02

sa-Ws havs i friend. which llis name /
b Ross. We know no 10 d friend by Is,
remark he made, which Il was Go one 81
our joars, passing the Chicago stors
Hare is haskes-shis basket consains an
ples--these apples are the richest, ripest
rosiess, rarest that can be found IN tb,
market. Take This baskss, consaining shes.
apples, and place Ii forecast the easy cha;,
wherein Ye Local 10 wons TO wear ava III.
wsariness Of HE busy body sorporass--per.
adssnsnrs when his syes rest on fkss basks e
containing those apples, he msy tell hi.
msny readers and very ardent admirers d
bend hisherwasd their steps and purchase
literally Of what Providence aud rnyself "a
generously Offer, at %. a bashsi! Bully.
uSAPPaEcIATED.-A New York editor hs.
been taught By sad experiences,
How. sharper than serpenss' tooth ills,
To be Copperhead. :
He did Considerable pufing and blowing
for neighboring railroad, in hopes to ger
. pass, and Was refased-shs company
taking no stock in Cops. His paper was
retained, written on the margin, 50 No
Coppefbead paper wanted here,'' Wherein.
Onys indignant eribbler replied IS follows:
:" The miserable, contemplate, ene-sided
bfggeted pup, has retursed copy With the
following written upon the margin, 20 M
Copperhead papers wanted bore" Won,
der il your road wants any Copperhead sup
port, you poor pusilaDimous whelp If
not, We advise our Democratic friends to
dIscountenanee you and your road altogeth-
er. Wonder il Oil Greek r. R. is run as a
political machine or as business corpora.
tlon2 Can YOU tell, oh, man of nice pre-
eertions! Bah"
Undoubtedly the Company will "bust, -
pow that the patronage Of the "great un.
washed" is to be directed elsewhere.
ENLARGED We are glad to see that the
Council Biof4 NoHpQreH is enlarged and
improved 10 appearance generally. When
~e reflect upon the former deelorable DO.
iltical status Of that devoted city, We cnn
Tess that it is rather catering to Repub!j-
can jpurnei 20 have secured patronage
sufficient TO justify this change for the bet
ter. The psper claims to be the best daily
in the upper country. This is rather cool;
and a singular opninioh for 40 uupreiu1ic-
ed mind to entertain,s when we exchange
with that sheet and present the proof Of the
errcr every day. This class of vanity is
generally scc6uuted excusahle in youas
editors. We hope that we!l-grown daily i
not Ike some dear chifdren-'' too good TO
live."- Omaha Republican.
"AlIOw US to congratulate you," Nc
Caure. Il is we'll enough to have good
opinion of your Republican, land we admit
it is a credi;able took5ag sheet,) bat people
don'E take great amount Of stock in it.
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n 8onthesn iaAugv IA fta IN A da &C
Morgan, add 8ton3 "a N ]; III Gus
lating q Tor t&i@ s. zlik aerSI 4 i lssE
Tbs Steamer i 5ok4z26e sank III the
Missouri river, On 8z8z5 - She Was
valusd 81 $50 za,ss,
and herar mostly lost
Il Ahous zoo Wagons leasa GtE Joaapla
daily Tor Mahos ,ss. 4: ~ &
Dssssk Clfs. aEarsh 80 Iats Z
rival from New Afexieo reports the
4 condItlonaI suFrander of 5isa entire S.
Navajo nKtion mum bsrzkla III
nearly 5000 - ssssa.
They are in q dsstitdte ocndition, e.
Eto feed them the Genazal mas ccnpslla
TO pes as trucps or hat ratibls.
cHlcaoo. 81. Iii iaatifnasess list hlah
the reports Ia regard - the affairs 81
Coies and Edgar eoah eisss IL this State
are greatly exaggerated Alla Quiet at /,
Mattoon. il Is sbeliebsd tie Insurgents
have dispersed; part Of the troops sisa ye
left; only two regiments are left, and
they viii probably leave in . day or ts0s
NEW ToRx. sl-speoial 10 the Post
says ]. = Giddings On the floor ia the !
House this morning stated that the san.
hnaenE in Canada towards this nation
had undergone decided change, ankA /
in return we should not repaal tha reci-t
procits treaty. .7..
LEXINGTON, 3l-- Owing TO change Of
base, Camp Nelson has been evacuated
and the military stores removed to Nash
vile. "a 2~-
LoUIsyIHLH. 3I-2 or 500 mounted reh-
els appeared in KY, this side or Pound :
Gap; supposed 70 be Longstreetts I'D
vance: Our troops are ready for tAenl., d
NEW YoRK,.3L-Posts special fsys all
suffers are ordered to leave the army Of i.
the Potomac SO III - -
Admiral Dupont. reports on The 18th
having spoke the ship Wizard King, I0ss.
miles south of Absecom, bound for San
Francisco, with loss of fore and main
topsaif, main masthead and nizgan Top
mast, was steering south and did not ask
for assistance. -. ..
CINcINxATI, April 1.-The entire BUSH
ness portion of the town of New LIBBY,
Owen county, KY, was destroyed By fire
on Wednesday. Loss about Si75 900, ;.
CHIcAGe, April lin the Senate. yes44
terday., the Joint resolution, to amend the
constitutions being under consideration.
Davis moved the following amendment
as substitute: 4. 80 = Z.
That no negro, or person whose mother
or grandmother, is or was a'negro, shall
be citizen of the United States, or be
eligible to any civil or military office, or
to any place of trust or profit under the
Government of tho United States on
which the ayes and nays were called but
there being no quorum, the Senate adj
journed without a vote -. 3D., ., s.s..sI.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02
Printers Friends.

Among the bills passed toward the lat
ter end Of tic session Of tho Legislature
Just closed, was one Tor increasing the
Pric" PAIL newspapers for publishing the
delinquent tax list. The price. for the
past few years. has been ruinou>ly low
hardly enough, when paid in deprecated
county warrants, to cover the expense OF
setting up." The sum paid for pub
fishing This delinquens LIST, whether it
be much or Little, comes directly out of
the pockets of dclinquent$, and does not
cost or save the public treasury one cent.
Under such circumstances, a majority
of the members of the Legislature very
properly concluded that the printer
should receive at least fair cempensa.
ton for his labor The bill passed the
Senate, and went to the uous. A; here an
attempt was made to kill the bill with an
amendment cutting down the price to
the old fglre. The following are the
names of the gentlemen who voted for
this amendment. We have nothing to
say in regard to the motives that gov
erned them in their course. Suppose
they could all give good reasons for their
votes; were probably all elected without
any assistance from the press, and their
reelection, if such a thing ever occurs,
will undoubtedly be IN the same cray. There
are in the list the names of several good
men. whom we very much regret to find
IN such company it is a very disagreed
bic duty for us to record their names
upon the wrong side of this just measure,
but it is nevertheless our deity to give
them the benefit of our circulation. All
the members except the following gen.
tlemen opposed the amendment, and
supported the BILL.
Messrs. Cort, Christoph, Day, Dorr'
Fuller. Green, Jeffries, Merriam. Meiss-
ner, Mcknight. Oliver. Q Brien, Parker,
Pauik. Richards, Stiles and Weare.
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nay An exchange says: Occasionally
we encounter man in our business re-
lations who grumbles at the prices oil
advertising and Job work. He says the
prices have advanced, and it ouhgt not
10 be so; yet if we propose to buy any
kind of dry goods or groceries OF him
a calico dress for our wife, bteaehed DO
nestic for shirt, or coffee and sugar to
svreeten tor a pair of boots, barrel
If corn. load of hay, cord of wood or
no,,nd of beef or pork; he does not scru
. pie to charge US at least from, 20 70 ioo
ner cent, advance on old prices; forget
ting the hemely maxim that what Is
sauce for the goose ought to be sauce ioE
the eafader.'"
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nA- There was great shout in the
Albany Bazaar when it was announced
that Garrit Smith had drawn the Presl-
dents Autograph copy OF the Prociama-
.;hh az Freedom. There was fitness
about this turn of the wheel which made
every body glad.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02

Tell not your secrets in corn held
il has thousands OF ears.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-02
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