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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

the eeusrsl Assembly % the People % Indiana,
setting forth che history 81 The late session. and the
Why p<f. h.d no, been accomplished during is
cesstitutona s<rm- This document Make pamphlet
sfarsssa psEs- and ~f be furnished IN any quantity
Frscs 81 50 per hunAfed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09
PAIN TtNC.

IL LONG. NO EAST NEw YORK STREET Rop.
u fOsiiE University square. IL prepared A. a. All
kind OF House and ign Pointing, 6rauing aud Glarinx
On short no'ice aud IN The retY best style p-,sa.s
wanting work IN bis hne are requested t. give him
call. i.~S Ar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

D voorhees. on the conscription B 10 the House q
Representatives. February -, lss3 This sne Of the
hnss speeches Of Mr. VOORHEES,. on QUESTION oo-
eupyins large share o. public atsentien. and s-'y
si''fen IN lndssns should have aeopy. Il makes pam
phiss q eight ps~~.. Prio@ o. per hundred.
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~ EDECnL.
DIR. STRICKLAND'S
A N TEDIOUS PILLS

Prepared without any Mercunal Ingredient.
The great and increasing demand for these nj
ha- induced the proprietor 20 give them great.
railicity. They are SAFE AND MrLp NEDIcfN,
std can be taken by either eek, at any age a..
condition. without danger Of taking Cold. They ds,
sot cause any gnping pains, OF keep one non,
FAMILY MEDICINE. and are the best that can l..
FOR THE CURE oF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

Of Hon. " Voorhees,. delivered IN the House Of Rep
re-entsvrs February H. i.s3. the Ae toindemnify
President ss other persons for supsnding the writ
hsbess cospHs sad acts done IN pursuance hereof
rru,ed N pamphlets FORM snd be obtained at
y once. This l. the great effort o. Mr. VOORHEES, TO
otectths liberty Of fhs citizen and shoald be In the
snds % every voter IN fndIans. II maks- pamphlet
ofslsie-n pages. Price t1 50 per hundred
wTAii orders should direct the speeches 20 be sent
bysxvrr.. the postage will be oneeept copy and
must BE prepaid. Hae
ADDRESS EiDgR. HARDNESS 4 BtgGHAM.
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

The New York correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer furnishes the following sketch Of the
life Of this eminent prelate. who died At New
York M, the ~ inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-09

Robert T., Cutting,
". IL The Circuit Court Of
The President and Directors the Uticd states, DsiriC
If the Of Indiana.
Peru and indianapolis November Term, lS63.
Railroad Company ct. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
SOUTH BRANCH RAmaoAD.-This road, q

SOUTH BRANCH RAILRoAD.-This rosd, q
branch Of tho New Jersey Central ran an excursion
train 70 this city Friday There were IA cars and
holders and influential residents and their fsmies
siding along the route. Judge Thompson. the Pres.
dent Of the fosd was present and paid every attention
TO the passengers who will remember the excursion
with pleasure This road branches from the Central ct
Somerve and extends TO Pennington, the county town
Of Hunterdon County distance OF Is mles 1t passes
and opens speedy and route for
and freight from Hunterdon County to New York.
Two trains will be daily each way leaving Fleming
at 9 10 a. IN. and $40 u. The time Of each yip viii
be about "a hoQra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
DEPARTURES OF CAPT. HALLS ARCTIC Exps

DEPARTURE OF CAPT. HALLS ARCTIC ExPs
DrrioS-Cap.. Hall let New-London. Ct. on Thursday
Tor his exploration of the Arctic regions He has
two vessels the bark Monticello and the tender Helen
+. Tho Monticello Is of $50 tuns register. and WA
formerly whaler. The following are lists OF the ot
and of the vessels SO far ~ completed tho
remainder will be recruited at st. Johns:
MoSricsLLo Master, Capt; Edward A. Chapel Mates.
Hubar c. Chester and Henry Bnks; Boatseersrs Hsnry L.
Snow Theodore Dean end Howard Miller; Cook Villas
Paine; Steward G. II. Young; Cooper and Carpenter. J.
Colvin; Blacksmith, David McGibbon; Seamsn. VIM. b.
CLARK John Lloyd Edw ard Howe Edward J. 0land Peter
Graham c. H. Dursn, Joseph d Church, Janes Aise and
David Heating
HsLns f.-Mssser. Capt. Henry Y Chapel, Mates John
Newman and Joseph Taylor Boa.sesrer Robert H. Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
AMERICANS ABRoAp.-The following is a List

AMERICANS ABROAD.-The following is a list
Of Americans registered at Guns American Agency.
No. II Charlotte street. Bedford,squsre. London. En-.
gland, for The week ending June ls. 1864;
J. N. Gimbreds, Eew.Yok; \. Schiller San Francisco;
James Z. Holmes Californis; M. j. Head Boston; C L.
Condit Brooklyn, N. Y; L. De Forrest Woodruff ~ D.,
ksw.York; C. w. Halle, Memphis Tenn. Robert B. VII.
llama. Boston; r. X Williams H.. Boston, Augustus w.
Perrin and wife Boson Master Augustus Perrin. Boston.
james y. Hunnswel Boston; A A Frazer, Boston; Mia
Cushmsn, w. g. A. H. B. Paint Gsorrs; Cb.s. Hale, Boz.
ton H. woodbury.. Boston B. W. Fraser H,lifaa Robert
D. H. Wilcox Georgia; Charles O. Hayes, New foh II. NJ
Watts, Watts. Etheben Ws,ts, W. N. Wstts John Il
Watts, Philadelphia; George d. Brooks, Newyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GESKRAL TKRx-Juy 2-Befors
LEONARD, p. j., Clarke aud SUTHERLAND. ~.
DECISIONS IN CAsRS HEARD AT The SEPTEMBER TERM,

SUPREME COURT-0ESKRAL TKRx-Juy 2-Befors
LEONARD. p. j., CLARKE aud SUTHERLAND. u.
DECISIONS IN CASRS HEARD AT The SEPTEMBER TERM.
At the opening Of the Court this morning tho fol-
lowing decision, were announced Chare Bowick Re-
csiv &C. sgt Charles A. Abbott ct LTls order Of tbs
18th Il February 1861 making extra allowance Of Sl1o
each against the plaintiff reversed, whoutcoss 10 either
psrty.-Judye Leonard dissents
TIE People tie relson OF Jsmost Hill agt CD
Tomkins and Laura Z. Tomkirs, responensOrder or
proceeding appealed FROM reversed without c aud without
2resdios right Of the reo to renewThe application
Tor the custody Of the child when IL shall hive arrived
ago when be consulted The re.sor In s time -
have liberty Wait the child week q. such hour and
for such Of time shall DO specified inhe ordeOr
der to b. settled by Judge Barnard st chsbes Opinion By
Jsdss Clorks.
CHAMBERS, JULY s.-Bsfors Justice CEsKA
DECISIONS.
Thomas Garner, &c, agt Henry Snith.-Note
81 c<s 81 interest $3.50; Judgment for Sl.a7.SJ
Before Justice LEONARD.
Freeman Orne agt Geo. W. Chadwick ct al.
think there Il ground Of arrest. The oTdr Is vacated
with 10 costs Of motion.
James u: Larns agt Dolos f. Titus, go.
Motion psnLsd
Same sst Report confirmed
SUPERIOR COURT-0ESSRAL TERs-JuLr 1-Befou
Justices MoscRisr. BARBOUR and GARvIS.
The Weedsport Bank sgt. the PARK Bank
Before Justices kosRELL, BARBouR. and GsRyIs
Alexis Mcllysns OF al. agt. John EGgoron.-
Judgment Affirmed. Opinion By Justce MorEel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidionH aud dangerous The
properties of meiaine 10 alleviate, aud nproot
these mplantH, must he erpactorant, anodvne and
inVigoratnR, loosaning the mcus Of the tbroat aud
impartng tone TO the entre system No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of diseases
like Dr. WynkOop's iceland Pastoral II IL used with
the most astonishing resutsin all easeH Of bronoht
iuduensa whoopi1R cough, dpihefiN or putrid sore
tfoat asthma, Group roughs, coljS' nervous iria'
bity, ,&c.
The Rev ]. j. Potter csrtiaar that ~ have used Dr
Wynkoops Pectorl for several years, myself and 10
nv family, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have rsconpended u TO nany others and have never
seen It's enual.f Rev. ] T. Potter, brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds aud thousands Of important tesutnOni-
ais could bo produced, showing it, remarkable cures
and that II never mtls.
II il composed Of pure Ieelend Mess, Balm Of on.
cad, Peruvian Dalsam, Eiecampane, omiley, Bur
dock and other nyau uahe expeetsrnni and toeie In
gradients. tits harmless, nrnmtt end lhsung. In
yAlds and sufferers cannot afford to neglect trial
Every family should have 10, IL IL remarkable inI
oroup. Fun descriptions, accommodations and al
Teetioua accompany each bottle
soldin Dayton BY W W Stewart and all prncipN
drrggiste.
Prepared BY pr, R. y wynkeop. and sold hI y.
Barnea Co, New York. ssR1dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Special Notices.


u u N ~ u
I EARNESTLY caution ALI young men suffering
i from Nervous Debility, Ae., against eudRngering
their health BY patronEug any Of the advertising
quacka You Gan fuly recover by the methods used
BY the erser and by hundreds Of others, and 10
no other way. Road letter which will send YOU II
Won will send mo = pest paid envelope bearing your
address, Direct 10 EDWARD II TRAVER,
des9daw6n Lock Bex, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
y X o = T. - q II u y
OF THE
Dayton Weekly Empire
m By HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
MAr oF rnE LoQAN oovNTY 0ARK rrRl

tLAT OF TIE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErTRJ
Having taken charge OF the DGTTsx EaptaE, We
possess AL the desired facilities for publishing first
class papir, ami respectfully submit this Prospectus
10 the PRtriotic, Liberty loving democracy every.
where, Tor their snbscrpion aud support.
The EartRE will he a Democratic paper, without
any preta nr qualification. twill be for Consultation,
for Law, for Libarty, for Peace, sfhe Bmpire is
Peace" said Napoleon and so, humby, but earnest
ly, say we These deasw We ahall inculcAtei NOT by
violent foTcbe resistance 10 constituted authority,
bat within the pale OF tho law, by argument by faots
by sppealsto tho reason Of the people
lhA ye'roi lsotis destined 70 be memorable ior
al tine Iimust mark the Era Of Democratic Rcsto'
Tatisn--Law, Order Pesee, and Union-or the utter
aud final overthrow OF American Llbsiy, with super
venng Despotsm, or Anarchy, which u more To no
One OF the conditions Of Democratic sucoess,Hhich
must be oampied with u The Discrimination OF Den'
oerauc papers, These ought 10 bspu, n shs hands
NJ every man who vill resd them II THE we're NJ
ferted, All doubt Of success next f wsul he remo''
cd; The people will redeers thetass Vos' Il they oaa
'Ihoso who wers readers Of As
I.O G "a NJ G- a z u T T Il
viii understand what ~ 10 ba the character Of the
EHFiaR, Ia addition 10 carefully prepared and sound
democratic editorials AND selequons' 10 VIII BE- uli Of
Life, Spios, and variety.
A. MAntox MSLnoaNa - haviaR declined 70 take
charge ol the Roman Enpire-wi have Depart
ment IN tho tErlRE Of Dayton, aud VII "lrfadiats
the evening horizon" with his usual ahlh'y," "a
Tha ahthor Of "ifSULE SANS HorRL." RYE
CoFFEE," CDR sERRNADE," ar, viii sinE hla
merry songs An ohea occaslhn In 'plrcA thsm
There wilt Hs In the Logga q Iisffs, be quantity Of
"l'utiernuls picked up Under our owu Tree" and
served Va eanh numuef OF tho Weekly,
In addition n tins, ekreful attention will be paid 10
the News Of the Week Market Reports, and 10 .
word, MI that goes 70 make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper b.
wessnd his Prospectus 70 old friends sveryWhers
and 10 many ~ wnon We hope 10 make ffiends, "a
tho belief and hops that thsy Wl aid us,a tae estas
ishment Of a reasonably pro 'psrous Democrats
paper, .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

plat Of the ground can bo seen at the sheriff 3
Office
Terms of sale-Onc third cash oae third In and
the balance n two years from the day Of sale; the do.
erred payments 10 boar per cent interest and 10 ue
secured by mortgage on the promises.
The above premises cannot sell for loss than two
thirds OF its appraised value.
0EORGk WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. county.
l., n. GuscxEL and \. Il. JAcKsos,
Attorneys. ma2doWawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
SAP NITIE
on,
CONCENTRATED LYE

FAMILY SOAP MAX Err.
w HI makes high pr oes; saponifer helps 70 r.
dues lheA, Itmakss Soap for -Four cents pound
BY Rslng yOur kitchen grease.
SS-oAUTIONi A. spurious Lyes are eter"'i
also bs careful aud emily Uuy the Patented article
put up In Iron cans all others being oounterfeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
PhtlAdeIphiA-NO, l2T walnut street.
PItt.burE PITT 81. and Duquosns way.
/ nol7dawSm
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At0lral.
CINCINNATI VRNEREAL HOSPITAL


Established iS Die Tear ists.
ron THE 0URE SF PRIVATE DIsFAsES.
And uudst the oopHsl Of tive Of ne HsI Bssinspt
rhysioiAns Ia the World,
DR n, BoNAPARTH, frsn LSNdOa AAd PADS
Hospitals AAd for the past ten years Of the Gin.
einnat Nenereal Hospital, aHd Dr.. y b. RHYHOLns,
late Of New Yert Thls ne snly enc IL ths city
obtsined without the use Of mareuTy or chaaFs Of
dist asHsrrhcea suIsd 10 ste "a hears Sieet oured
iu ats 10 days; aHetnres cared 10 Ne weeks: Noe.
turaal Hmissisas stepped 10 = V ' days, Seminal
wsAkRss enred In . tst We Ssi aTPhnisiH its prua.
!. ssssls sia iss"ssss sar.a IL I. wsSSs, Y i'm.
pptancy, Wssr restored n 10 Wseks All diseases
et private nature irsa,sa vita unparalleled success
DR. GsaSp7rts's great vsrh o. private diseases, the
Private Guide e HsAtA s hs ssasHi - all. male and
iernAe, old eas Fsung, shea read tAs eook twill
sniIShtsu tASs. -As nsPs il aEkHSss Prcs Is
GOATS, aeHtby Eaail.
pArscfiv safe, sSd sever tails to 80 sSdshoass Its
lhe sny aaie And sure Brsvsa6vs aRaiAsl dsease
rrcs sl the Frsach PusrSt hais aafe 81 the ss gis
'Is sssSsSs,ss = & @ LSsiRIs FsmS. s n."sSls @ s !.
ss'e saa rciaSs remedy tsr suPPressons sad all 10
uals diseases lauos sksHld Sot use them damn
pregnancy, ~ they VII praducs nisearuAFs. PEds
d q psS SsE-sHt0N Sac ss-ssnt 70 ssy address -
pr-. SAR. are n. AAa V esasult, thsy are uu-
quostssAby sekssvledEed y Ss the eAaIa p,ons ana
kiues st vsAeresi aisesSea AHd the sny Boeaors ~
Ssss sen 1o - Early % s ss. 's Il you,S & Z.
witness tbs Vavieus daeaaes Vhieh athot IaaAkind.
,Ss !: rssf g's.. .s.s Sss .sss. ssst
huable absis oi psyery ta tAs mAAs'eA efths seaI-
NY, AMI h.s,as .sssr.s,asA ssysaa aenA tAs veSs
ssneIauve nystem a. Asir pareulAr stud Aad 10
vote their ele attention 40 the LeUahsn ef the dis
eAseR o theee aroFanl nelions. No ettefs uill ~
ansWened unless they eshiain TeFEittAnne o. psst
~ stamp, Oall o. address,
7 Itrl Drs. BONApARTB REYHOLDA
No. lBa sycamore street. bui0eon fiith SIXTH q NJ
side. CiBuunat. Ohio. NV
/ OaA6e honFs 6om 9 AN 10 PM, 80 b rs
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Situation Wanted.-Wanted, situn.
ton MS Clerk, Book.Keeper, or SalesnSn.-
The applicant has had experience in all Wa
pes no object City reference given. Ad-
a eaat this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms, Tho western part
OF the city, north of Fcurih st., preferred -
Bnquire AT this office, dG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
sahdGsky' Dayton ana ClBclRhAGl a.. A
AkA ~ M EssSia.


4 An huo sitter Novtniiei ~, zoos. M. -.
" nOpce, Passenger aud Frefgnf ,rs,a' 49, itiu t
- llVN, Boihk nortn folosH T I'I'-' ~" 'e~N7
3.Iil 4, ~; thloagh tI,akht aad Auv,,,,s..,.,
llI.kIl a. A' mail tram Tor spfng g6ejd. tAI.
kV,CV uroaha, beileontlns, Jresi. S,s,uI' uo''
3s.uNssl, eohheouhk At spnnk kheld viii -. ~
ionSYu sha Ooium6us 'SifiVoA ID COiilil Ia, a..
~ - uluaiiA via ttnih .uf CUiUilDtas ~ I t'ae
A, a.sp % iil's ouIk, ~ Wayne Ghluaso A ' n"t
s sssh arriving IN Creruhe Al eis "a All, l,,, ~ ~"
-s'V W. heJue WIN IRAN on svaai,,, i'e'"uik /.
~ ~ eoinH Asst, aitiVink ~ Gle tuHnI a. W vieut
t = ~ So ~ aud butlaio AZ a,sp ~ ~ I,
"esS arriving 10 loleoO NJ ~: 10 NJ Ile,,,n' ~ 1O
ul' cMuAHo ~ 1880 M Hiu sauuus A. ~ leio
n. : - Nlkhl A4Hsss iOy sgi4ulli,j, ~, n.,
- an' DeIeI o'Ahtt utlncsLnk a. -. ti"Ahi
aisin Aoins hast on hIisbutg, Ft Wa,, - efvat ~,
nohu' MrNlhtl Creslllne AZ B,Ib n t1 PttiA Stioa
bsn sOuk No. MIA liam arr 1lLa m :, - ~ j.
o.-o M, ana ChieAgo AZ ltitU a. al ,, NhJhr'l
on NleloiAhd Hna loledo n k. arttine ~ ,lth ,rlth lrr,n
10y @ ~ DupAlIk ~ 4.vV ~, ald buiho ~ e,elahd "t
S'N''e' oHlluAhg ~ I;at Ia. S'eV "a !,
INA = NJ Huntsviut AuUop b,,., .a'
1870 pal'uh on aTuFai vt irAih arm, ~ ie@haJ
Springfield NJ 700 ~ ilts,,s ai Sln.iniiAt,
-, ,''ol y A' tA'-s IA, beLv4uuts,n. :, 80 u I,
ahd huuesNine NJ lH,lz N sf'u" - moi IA
~, t,Ae's et H 14p Llne 70 all points No,,, ~
-. 49, ~ hN4 A. tIe lirkVt uttus ln ~, 's, e"d
S.sM Ss. hlNI, riokbt Agent '' "hAoS peIs
rare always ~ low as b. ans ,,sh.. 80. rsr
.an,i, .i ', match Ht'NL felShNp ~ hiplinV tr,sss'
49,, Pi'l A'lhs NohilanJs rfslsbt 80. " tL'h
- AA"hA Ia, hICh ,,n,.t,os-S. q
- '. SLAfr' Seh, RiukstAeent ~ ~ o'Nt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
#usic
STRING MUSIC.

I AN prepared To- 'uruah StriuE Music fsr Saps,
L P.rtieA, Ae, at the leWaat Reaaibs rates. HHvi nE
played with Prot FNrohlla during the last summ ~.
feel eonndent that satisfy al his cid eusto
ers ava meuser Of ths RegtneRtal bsnd, nd
furuieh Rny nurnb bar 81 Pieres Ter atag hn d..
All ord-ra lea with Charles Thsshald, cerHsr rh I'd
and JederseH sereetA, usasT HustsH Hail, vii "
promptly AtteHdsa to-
detad9u pANIE. r. MAKER.
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D"yION, AclllA ana Oolan1a. Rnllr,.,.. I.. :,

1 hhEH DAifJ Itans lca,I . - 2
iEIro na,,, IDey.ou 20 al Eassfs ~. IhiodEa
as i5Goss Ss Sa1a East, isAslns iasteb IA, "a,
sI Csun,eus lay ESpress al Z. a nj unoeSS
n H. stops AZ m anu London. Accom- " sn
oolulaials ~ Wsy sla''onA Between DassSs o.; .
.nod,tiob = n, ~ ! 30 .on, alEhi eSprssd Ssa
pi,ss 1ss .. IN '0''uiNous and UnoinnAti IISS M,
,r tiaa b,St.y '',H oy oolunous time which i, n.
alllnk on s NJ iN Gaa % had for all EAs.rp
hel H. ~ SunSSvsl Ngon,.
" '"NoDHA.tti, Supeunt,n,,.,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
TENmSI

To single suhsoTihers " per hnnum, always ia ad.
vance, Aftlr deliberations Ns hsse eonclsded not
withstandng tho exorbtant prices for paper, ink A.
tp send ten eOpiea pl the weekly ior Fifteen b. ~.
hnowing that therels not townahip IN Ohio where
club mas nol he made MP onghese terms,
The balyM sont 10 mal subscribers iar " per a.
nun, m advance, or siK months tsreS
Address U-lk N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

Z 0'Brien q Bro, SSl second street, are
now receiving nics lot Of macksrel, herring
and fsh of all kind. They have oa hand a
splendid stock Of groceries, wiOe' whisky,
brandy, aud other liquors, which they will
sell at Ciseiuna,i prices, p.
These geu,lemen are we'll known to the
publie-puscluality and fair dealing is their
motto; honest weights and fair measure will
he given 10 those who deal al this we'll kRown
establishment Their house is well stocked
with anything the community want do not
forget the house of 4. o BmgN Il BRo They
are good iellows Ea UaH
A Good Chance. - OILY ly.tongued persons
who have the faculty Of influencing other
men (and boys) to do what they are too COW
ardly to do themselves, have now n splendid
opportunity TO turn their ability to account
"rhe best government on earth il now pay
ing 10 loyal men OF the above description,
SIS, 90 for new 'ecruits, and S25 90 for veter'
ans of nine months service. A great number
of men are getting rich At this business aud
il is the opinion Of them all as far as we can
learn, that no one cen DO in favor Of peace,
without being ap:enemy Of the Government.
They call all such "cspperhsddsi" I" These
extraordinary bounles paid to recruiting
agents are intended more to bWy up wGy sen
Gment, than to till the ranks The people al
last are beginning to see these things aud some
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
Dotels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly sppoS To the Hoston and orcester lalrond
Dtpot)
TlHE uuJers.gHrd, yho has been connected with us
American House, IN this city, or eyer nine years,
las lea ed this we'll Rnown end popular Hoel iot
term OF years and pledges him elf ~ bis friends and
the pukc 10 ha utmost efforts to sustain the rep
utAtion of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as hret
clasa house The public may rely npon finding, r
this house, all the appliances and comforts OF hret
class hotel
Price, Rs heretoere, Two bollprs ner da'. .
ocadsn FRANk PkhTTl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
39enstons.
JUsTWs L. MOOARCY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON OITT, b. o..
VIII nlVs prompt auehtisnts 10 AP blcAtons Tor
ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS

And all Other CLAIMS before tho Iscutivo Depart.
rnents aud ia tho Court Of claims.
Ref re to- Hons II NJ. kicei NJ. r. l3athaT (; N, =.
wilkinson, United states Seuatorsi ~ Black; E. NJ.
Stanton, secretary Of War wi liam Kellogg, schuyler
CUiRx, y, H. fouks, Memhers Of Ctmgressi Colonel
@. W. SWING, Of lndlsna, aud others
The uudnrslgued desires TO Inform persons having
that no 10 prepared 10 prosecute their oialms With
promptnoaa and en- reasonable terms His pran ioRi
knowledge Of all the details Of tho tsry Ser ice Of
the United StstNS, gives him greRt cilttes tor m"
speedy aduatmeh and collection st every DESCRIPTION
PENSIONS.
All perssas who catered the military sefVlce strr
March 1891, aud arc disabled BY vsands Or disease
entitled to pensions
widows Of soldiers whs arc knled, or die bers or
Aler their disct arso irom wsunda receivei or dis
contract while In service, are euutled 70 pen
sions.
n ne widsw. taeuths ohildres, Huder NIteer years
OF age, are entitled 70 pensiona
II ne widou nor children, tksn the mether,R Waoiy
or in part dependent en decesee.t for support.
II ne mother, thea tao sisteTs sf deceased, under
siItesA years s age, u whsliy sr u part deps nden'
on deceased for support, .l
uOUNTIEa,
All ENLISTED aeH Whs serve tive years are sssti ed to
Bounty,
All VII, are discharged, by rsasss sf usundi re-
eeved - battle, are entitled 70 bounty
Bounues and arrears sl pAy due deceased neld. er'
paid a. foeys; hrat 10 his widow ssrend, II ma
widow, 10 his children.
II he died unmarried, arst 10 hthsri sscsnd n ma
ather, to mother third, II ne iather other, then
q HE srothers sad sisters ATTssrr 81 gsy Fos, TO
JOHN il. sTePrELMA, :. Rss.. Daytos, Nsntaon,. :.
cry county, Ohis IL my authorized associate APpli
Gallons pre- pared and Ter sarded by hia, will recsy
prourt attsausH. osl6du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

Grand Concert We take great pleasure
in announcing to all lovers Of good music
that there will he Grand Concert Of Vocal
and Instrumental Music given at Huston Hall
on Easter Monday evening, March %, at
half past seven o'clock, by the choir of Eman-
uels Church, for the benefit OF the Church
We mean what say when we affirm that this
choir, for briIliauey and completeness Of exc
culon, cannot he exGelled il even competed
with by any other organization Of singers in
the city. Our advice TO all is to attend this
Concert, and also to go early il you wish to
secure good seat Admission twenty-five
cents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24
IIIIhOl' UonIrai kalIrvaa..

ohAN0E UE TlMk.
{ !" Snd aitaf Monday, soveuilei ia ts.tf o-
'.s'' sa',oon Al, runs, ~ foilss
SSO'hk North, iilV y M and lIis
~o'"s SOUTH 'iSo NJ and 500 n' w.
ao,,. d., t.kANB PARA ~
O.ns worm, d!UU ia AN n nj =,
Jging 5ouih, il;SO NJ and IA ~. ssU
~ ", =, JuuNSuN, Gen, pnsinn..-ar ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-24

EsS- Those who desire to see company Of
old Revolutionary soldiers, in tail costume,
can do so by visiting Billiards Panorama Of
New York Civ Governor sl,lahd, NoSker' 5
aud Dodsworths Bands are represented on
Billiards Panorama, which exhibits at Huston
Hall ,his evening aud Thursday Friday and
Saturday at three aud eight clock.