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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

Situation Wanted.-Wauted, a situe-
ton as Clerk Book Keeper, or Salesman. =
The applicant has had experience in all. Wa
ges no object City reference given Ad,
dress this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

The COncert-To be given at Huston Hall
this evening, will he an agreeable entertain
meut, and those who attend can rest assured
that. they will 90 away satisfied Tickets,
twenty Eve cents. ' W ntiH h""@
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms. The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth St, preferred. -
Enquire at this office. dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Dayton ana CloclDna,,l


ana alter November 1S, Isgg ,na ,,,---.a.
~ nouee' passenger aud Freight ~, "uu' 'uftht
AilVN, gong north, ~ follow, "- VIII ieavs
R.l(I a. ~ through Freight and 4
OsIV WIN fAssengvr Car ntthtlisd iiiOuali,,
ID.2n a. NJ NAL tram Tor spflpggal, ,
1O.OO urusnai belleiontaine IS,.s" Noi iulat,.
aIuiushyl connecting at Springfield so IldU a.,l
~. =, ia mn OOlumOus, arfiVIug ia Conn., man t
~, ~ ~ Tijuana with train Tor COiiinIlu. m at z5v ,
ssi tan on on rltsouiB 10. Wayne Uh,oa," oIost Wi
5g., W VI MItlhk lu Orestne al 6.46 p M s5S ~ h. sv
y ~ WI az Siyoe with Tran ON jlev,i r''tsbuiu
nt NJ sG'ns last arriving IN UlaVelnna "ud IuleI
v,s - a al s.oo m, snd butiao AZ bSs ~ $40 n
" m'sS S, iaIVus ih Toledo NJ l2 10 m, H. ~ Gui,
' ~ S'0"ko ~ iV'SV "a, and sahdnsLv ult At $50
II, q, "a. nlsht Express tor spyin,st6 St6 pm.
SUI 'elleiOhtalne, cOnnes hHsiui rlg,ua
NIL solnk hNst on fillsburg, d. No. fOrest Aul
Va" arriving Crestline At U!I6 "A ~, Ie L and Ulnrh,
b5H Sons NEST Nth Tram HrrtyiI, t.sbtirs al g. AZ
. % n anu ChlcaBo at lO;iU a n ar ,n ~ WAyur st
Va Sseihhu , anu iOledO h. H. Arf,vity with ft,i
' DuhAlrA at 4iU0 aud Bnttd, "a Sletslaid l
=, re'StoS SahduSky at Tao m 4V al o;3O u IA .
I.nH r., N. Huntsville A,,.on,,.
t,s.N,U,nyton ,N,U layton on arrlYal Of lnn Ghon' ieAyibt
Wast oPilhkheld NJ $3.50 in Urla,,vli vli uinuuh,s
AnI % huntsville At lzl2 m n'Hhe ~ ll:6i - a.
usst 0 oes t's this Line to all puipt. A.
W. ~ Ae1 az The Ticket Ofce IA, ~ i, hast sI
Ss%F - W HING, Ticket Agent ~ 'ne uniOu butD
rorna naIe Always as low As bS a1,v ,,
Route s,,rI'ou Iiiatou rulauVe 10 shipDtng Iou'e
MAsSEFP! =. .hs Colnpauy's fn.Isl, '11'sht 10y ia
M a -, seut' II. RIOE s,,, Dopol-J. d.
u, y, oLArr' cen. Ticket Agent '"Periu'endun.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

City Executive Committee There
will be meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the city, this evening A fall attend.
ance IS specially desirabIe. --....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
SAP N-IFIE .N1
on, tIU.
CONCENTRATED LYE

FAMILY SOAP MAX Err.
w III makes high pr'ces; saponiher helps to 70
duce them. ItmAkes Soap for FOur cents pound
BY using your h'chen grease, ~ E#.ltE
hS- CAUTION' As spurious Lyes offered
also be careful aud only uuy the Patented article
put upiu Iron cans, all others being eounfe rfe u
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACPNG co.,
PhiIadslphis-NO. I2g Walnut street.
PIttsburE PITT 81. aud DuqueHne Way.
3 nol7dawSm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Illinois Central Railroad,


CuzTl-.e - - y -
nNaa.oV VhANGE OF TINA.
iphte iE, taialtoon and PAM a. t,aAia,sehAel
Going Norm "A NE NATION. rs 'o'io"s
S0'ng south, 400 m and s.so siVv IN.
Going Nor,h q LEAVE PGHG "'
MY Ii19ins SOUTH Il,SO M AMI -, m.
NJ" W. ?. JOHNSON Cen o'aS IN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
AntusCnlerlts.
Special Notlres.


4 EARNESTLY caution Ml Young men suffering
i from Nervous Debility, sc, against endanBering
their beath BY patrnniAng any OF the advertising
quaclCs fou can tl1y recover BY the methods used
by the advertiser aud by hundreds Of Others and in
no other way. Read letter which will send youit
yau will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to BDWARD n. TRAYER,
de29dawGm ....I Look Box, Boston, Mass. u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
a9enslolls.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. O..
ARREARS OF PAY, BOVNTIEs, PENSIONS,

And all other CLAIMS Loiors the Executive Depart
msnts and in the Court or claims.
Refers t.: Hons. II. NJ. Roei NJ. .. Lathavr; M. 4.
wilkinson, Waited States Senators; ~ plack; n. NJ .
Stanton Secretary OF War wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Colax, y. b. Fouko, Members Of Congress; Colonel
q. W. EWlng, Of Indiana, and others,
The updersigned desires to iRforn persons having
demands against tho Government Of the United States
that he 10 prepared 70 prosecute their claims with
promptneas aAd reasonable terms His practical
knowledge 81 all the details Of the military service Of
the United States gives hm great facilities Tor ths
speedy adjustment and collection O every description
PENSIONS
All PersSns whe entered the military service alter
March !, 1881, aud are disabled BY veunds or disease
entitled to pensions.
widows Of soldiers WhS are Killed, or die befs or
afser their discharge, rsm wsunds received, dis
ease contract while In service, entitled peu
stone. ,
II ne uidsu, then the children under sixteen years
Of age, are entitled - penAiOns.
II re widow Ror children theA the r,if Whslly
or 10 part dependent - deceased for suppoH.
II ne mother. then the sisters sf deceased, under
sixteen yeArs of age, II wASliy or H part dependent
on deceased for support,
All enlisted neaWhs serve tive years esStlea to
Bounty.
an vac are discharged, by reasoa 81 wounds 70.
ceVed IN battle, are entitled 10 bounty.
bounues and arrears Sf pay due deceased soldiers
are paid as foevs. frat, - his widow seesnd II
widow, 10 his childreu
II he died unmarried; srst 10 father; secsnd II ns
hther 70 mother thrd, " ue atker nasther, then
% hts sre,hers ssd sisters Arrears Of pay goes TO
the heirs. JgSTUB I MCCARTHY
JOHN II. H.sToPPRLAAR, Ess., Dayton, M Montgom-
cry csuHty Ohe, 10 my authorized associate. Appl-
cations prepared SAD fOr~arded BY hiIa will receive
prompt attesuen. INIlHt osl6du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
#usic.
STRING MUSIC.

- = = y - ' - III y ~ "
II AM vrspAred 70 iurHlsh StraH Music for balls,
Psrtss, 6c., At the lowest pssufbls rates Having
played with Prot Ferohild daring the last
feel oenhdant that caa satisfy All kA cid custom
ers ] ana member or the Regmeat tal Band, and
cen nruish any nutneer " pieces fer 3 skiag hand
All orders len With Charles Thesbaid, csraer Ttrd
and Jenersen streets, uAdr HustsH Hail, will be
promptly atteaded to-
deladsn DANIBt, " BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Or1'On' Aenla aud Columbus Ra,,,o,,,

fIlnREE Dam - - !.
4 tickets lroil Dayton to- 70 va columLas IhrooS,
Easl as t5iios. i iSa,ns ram. kasi Ieavraa Ss, S,Sa
saS .Sp GsGagq bay E1psss.' Sas's az Gus' rs, s'
p n, st,p. y. Asns and London ~ these tram.
CoalnDs A' way stations 6sIwssa SaSIes o.,
uOiat,o55 a. - layton, ght e1press In
PrSss fiz p. N N0'u'"bns and Umcinnati isS ~.
Trans run n, c,, 'Hl ~
'ed lhAn blytop NM, gus time which is z nni,ut.,
Ihruug n liek.tsn' 'a'
aang o s. " e's' KiYi. gSh be had for ali Easto,o ,,
noI7 A.NS, llcL el Agsnt ''uee b.
n W. NOUDWA .tlI. si,o.r,,.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

REAL ESTATEAG
NO. 200 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN Ii. sToPpFL-
MANS OFFICE.
/ HAVE a large amount OF property for sale such
rs houses and lots, IN all parts of the city al yari-
Gus prices, ranging from four hundred to ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and we'll situated: and
any quantity of vacant lots for sale Also several
farms for sale, ranging from one hundred ami sixiy
acres down to two acre t. Joining the city aud In
the county.
Those having property for sale, aud those wanting
10 buy, will do we'll 10 call on me, ~ 1 shall give
prompt attention 10 all business entrusted To my care
lasdlm A. E. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

The Social Dance in Beckel Hail.
The tickets are now being disposed of for
this merry gathering, and we hope to see it
largely patronized, The object of the NOV
ers in the matter is one in which very gem
eral interest ought to be taken. The pro
ceeds Of the evening are to be applied to-
ward the fitting mp of a reading room. where
all the late leading papers, magaz ines, and
periodicals will be accessible to visitors. The
end therefore being so worthy, and the means
so agreeRble--We consider coy reading
room, foregone conclusion, Buy ticket
and be at Beckers, and after while you can
spend pleasant evening hour among the
newspapers. The dance is fixed for the eve
ming of Wednesday, the Both inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
P X o y p E q Il u s.
Dayton Weekly Empire.
$3.50 BY HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,

U.AT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY sAzEFPRl
Having taken charge OF the Dawes Rnnuu, We
possess ali the desired facilities for Publishing first
class pap aud respectfully submit ths Prospectus
20 the PatTioties Liberty loving Democracy every
where, for their subscription and support, =
The kHPiak will be Democrats paper, WithoNt
any pref or qualification. twill Be- for 6onsltsisn.
tor Law, for lhberty, for Peace. "Ths Empire ls
Peace, said Napoleon, and so, humby, but earnest.
", say We. These ideas We shall inoulcatei NOT BY
violent foroibs rasstanes 10 constituted authority
but within the pale Of the law By argumont By aets
~ appeals 10 tie reason Of the people.
fpls ~ yeeT O. ls9, y destined % Be emoralae fsr
fausp-l4aN, Order, Peace, aud Unon-or the utter
and hnal oVerthrou Of American isey. with super
senna pospouSin, OF Anarchy Whieh Is more 70 be
one OF the conditions o. Den sOradc success which
must be campled with, Il the dsseia nation oi Dem.
oeratc papers. These ought 70 De pu. in tke hands
OF eTery man who will read them. II thle we're ef.
eeted, All doubt OF success next fall would he
Cd; The people will redeem themselves, U they Gao
Those Who Ser. readers ofa.
L 20 A N q A Y Il II II Il
VIII understand wha, - 70 BE- the ehsraotss Of ,hs
EHrIaE. In addition TO carefully prepared aud sound
Democratic editorials and sslsa1ons II viii Be tall 81
Life, Spice, and Variety.
A. hAnros NEEuoaSH-- hAViaE declined 10 take
charge Of the Roman Empro-Will haye Depart.
ment ~ the EnFthH Of Dayton, aud vii "irradisss
i, NE evening h9r1on "si'h his usual ability"
The ahthor o. "lfNoLH SANS HOTEL, sRYR
COFFkE," "Dh BERENADE," de., Will sing kis
merry songs a. ehen ~ occasion inspires thsH
here VIII ~ ~ The Aogag Gazette, be- quantity Of
"bnttelnuss picked up nadsr our oWs Tree" aad
served 10 eAoh nnnAbor Of The weekly ~
10 addition 20 this, careful attention will 10 paid 10
the News OF The Week, Market Reports, aid, ia .
WORD, Al that Boes 60 makeup pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper,
We send This PTospectus 70 old ifsnds sYeryW here
and 20 many o. whom We HOPE 70 make Monde, Il
.he belief and hope that they will aid uAIa the estaS,
hshhent OF reasonably prospsreua Doueeratlc
paper,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
D"IIIMOre ana Ohio RalIro..

esA - ~ aa6sasss.u5 r,sps,sss.,,
~ asl9n and siiadseo 9a H. terminate. al 49,
an,eS wiS SnS on tue Wss! Ws' and Sasea
POM. in e West iSSser A., Tor and GH ilo% "s,
ssTbit.' t'I,1s bsl lor aii Iis Rss,Srdh Sorhwsst
Leave TaiiinoSSsa c Say Route % Wa.ainS,Soss Sse; a.
1ns slSp on saSdsys' fSU' q nto s3d l9to IN. & saI
and ni 'sng'on ON Z, AZ 600, 7iO and N 20 u On,
Iyogsi aSicis 10 ,s sI 80 aud N oay III aud $50
Time aS.oa CITY aISn sddtioassil eau De procure
Inquire for ~ and fare a. as BY s, % s9
any OF the principal Rsrasl and Ohio Ru.lS.s
4 4 SULLIVAN, Sss Gsn. " Ws.;.wv.l. .as wv.l.
VIZ P.sMITH. M hastoA StoiA' Gen, Ticket tS'I'" SSI age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Agellcp.

JAMES y. DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST., OVER }. =. EDGARs STORE
Desirable Residence for Sale.
1 OFFER for sale the residence OF NJ. Jackson, on
L Jefferson street, third door south Of Filth The
lot is one hundred aud fourteen feet frop ON the
premises s a fine thee story brick dwelling house
containing fourteen rooms line garden and stable
Also, double frame house. This is one Of the nost
desirabled pieces OF property In Dayton and viii he
sold cheap, II an early application is made to
JAMES +. DONALDSON Real Estate Agent
mRldlm No. ~ Main street, second story
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Dayton aud Michigan Rnllroaa.

H9HIIH NJ - y y ~
nN and aiter Sunday, Nov Is, lsts. ,,a.n.
~ leave Union Depot, siAth stfeet. ioI 1,Is',,
NHlnlermediate All points as follows. '' y"
Toledo aud Chicago Mai NJ iUOJAm
Vmcsso aud Detroit Hight kxpress sts,
hoIt u. M. .shOEMAkkE, Susr,,', u th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

To single subscribers 81 PEI AAnna,, always h ad.
vance. Aitef iehheration Ne have sonciuded nal.
wthatending the eHorb,Snt prices for paper, INK Ac,
20 send ten copies ot ths Weekly ior Fifteen Doars
rhlb may not ~ aAde np on lhese terins "
'fhe Daiy N eent % mail subscribers TX 70 Der ~
eq@' r advance, OF siE months isrss.
y RvBBAAD 4 BROTMER,
s......gt .......... DAYTON OHIO,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28
Rallr0a0s.
lAl Jon 3 NesIern haIlrUnn 5


ON and after Monday next trains on me lnui.,
" Central will leave the Uniou Depot siffi, 80,
Rts,sS IA aud 4.6U = m. '''e'
Returning, will afuve Atll.Is M aLd yeoe ,r
Ihs sl99 M, ahd 4iaoF IA, express lfuii4s a a,
clost connections ~ AL points IA the Mest Rh $50,
aud Su0 y u train ls The shortest ahd quirlsst rai
10 Chicago aud the Northwest. V'
holf h. W WOODWARD, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

Lost-On last Monday evening, note Of
5000, dated March lst, 1864, payable thirty
days after date, signed W. s Phelps payable
to y Powers or order Any person finding
it will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
Estabrook 4 Phelps Grocery Second street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-28

Book Bindery-ln Beckers Building, over
the Post Office every description of Binding
Ia executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Mags.
zines, &c. Ruling done to order. Remember
the place, Room No. 23, Beckers Building.
wv local +. W. MEYER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
ulRIET1l AID CiSCiSNITl
RAlLRO A D.
kN@N 2Se4a ~ y sss0is6hssFf
PORTSMOUTH BRANCH

~N,nd after Thursday, February 20, l'S4'
rsgrlar Passenger Trains viii run N con
,-n,;',r With the Trains on main hnc between
T1T,v p",,.moutb and Cincinnati, as follows
-. Portsmouth ut s:l5 A. NJ, arrives 81
p;nrser At 9:S5A.M; arrives st Lois.ahu u.
tn.ns a NJ. arrives ia jackson AT io'o'A' VI.
~ .;vos at Hnmden al 1850 AM NiVes az I'm
sn' IoaYss s Cincinnati at $50 AN; leaves liam
- S,oO IN; arrives at Jackson at a:9'
Gen =, ,,;vss at Portland at l:l I'M : arrives at
P;onsor p % At %4:5o PM; arrives at Portsmouth at
S:lO Pm. t-u, Dot,
Accommodation Train departs from PoTts
.nn,S ot s:45 PM; srriyes at Pioaeer at l:i9
ND dnenrts nt4:5l; arrives ut JACKSON ~ zoo ;
IA Hamden. al 7:3o. Departs 6;to IN IN "r,
s!n..,st Jackson at 1888; arrives ~ rioneer ~
r.aS. ana arrives at Portsmouthat ll'4o'
III, Tb,,ongh Tickets to Cincinnati can oe onts IN
sd at Portsmouth, for'l"ho' "'"
1hs following rates; .,u.n s4OO
portsmouth to Cincinnati 800 ;oo
PortlAhu do 400
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
v,ou, Portsmouth to Cincinnati ana return
a. no Tickets from Portsmouth to aarier"
and P.rkersburg, 1900, Mn srD,t
NV. oUADE, Assist suP't
Fab 25Lh l8G4-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
AR]RTA ID CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
ERH

ERaE ss.sl;ss sE@sss
IN and after Monday, October 81 1864, and
| untill further notice, trains VIII run i' iOi-
MAIL GOING EAST,
,..vs, Cincinnati at 7:4O A. NJ; Leaves Love,
,."S no sts:5S A, NJ; arrives at Chillicothe at
,Suso ,a.so p NJ; Leaves Chillicothe at 1880 7. NJ;
,.Sss "a Hamaen Junctionsa sat 2l5 +. NJ; leaves
r .,hnr at 2:84 p. NJ; leaves Zaeski, at 3Ol
N M ieaves Athens at ALB I. NJ. Arrives
I, r. M.,istta at 6:55 ?. NJ; arrives at Parkers-
burg at 700 P. nj.
MAIL GOING WEST.
,.. P.rkersburg, at TAO A. NJ; leaves Mar
,.eso.s Lss T:4b AN; leaves Athens at 1881 A.
M Iosves Zaleski, IL: As A. NJ: leaves Nc Ar
~ IaIS p. NJ; Hamden junction at IISs
tnu,i Arrives at Ohillicothe at l:5S PM;
49,, Chillicothe at 2:lS P. NJ; leaves Love
iS heSt At b;56 z. M, arrives at Cincinnath at
100 Pm.
z.ls.ki Freight carrying passengers, passes
u.Irthur going East OF s;5O A. NJ; gong
West a. 2:84 ?. M
Tho ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Chillicothe
Inc A.'M Z. arrives at CincinnalG at 1925 A.
E .iaaves I,oncinaati at $3.50 7. NJ; arrives al
Cnillioothe at $50 r. M.
Con, actions are made at Loveland with
T,;sns 10 and from Columbus; and at Hamden
Jnnctiou With trains 10 and from Portsmouth
'u'' JOHN DURAND, sup't.
Jsnuary II, ise4-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08

To The SenGts and Hlgsr qf Repre-
cftks Gec,fo,i rate STATES
of AmsIiea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

FATAL MISTAKE BY PHYSICIAN AND A DeUo-
aIsr-A RssrECrABLE LADY THE VICTIM srcs
Coroner Collin yesterday concluded an inqtAsiston.
which vas commenced two days SINCE Into the
circumstances attending the death Of Mrs. Ham h Tiaaa
gan late Of Ninety second street, botwesn Third and
Fourth avenues, who died Wednesday last Tho No.
tmony that deceased had been planning for
several weeks past and had been under TIE or Dr.
VIM II. studley, residing 10 Eighty second street, whs
treated hor affection Of tho kidnoys Among the
medicine administered to deceased was mixtars 81
by mistake for hydrocnlorid acid, BY Dr. J. W. WOOD
ward druggst OF Third avenue, Eighty seventh
street. Mrs, flanagan grew rapidly after taknn
the incidence and declined TO observe the doctors
third Death speedily ensuod also Appeared be-
fore the Coroner that Or. WOODWARD who put up the
poison had been unable TO thoroughly undostand the
Dr Woodward was very partcuarto ask wba,her u waa
for exiepna internal and drectleas for te
family Of deceased 10 be very carsfr OF the necine
a Mas deadly poison and should NOT be taea inwnrdiy.
Three doses Of the poison however, were taken before
psputy Coroner Robinson made pos.Aertsm ersui
the body and found the stomach and inaes nee
10 cd .nS De- deceased we're also oa<nsd by the nj
sre sca sns the Doctors opinion WAS caused
| THE case bcur submit,s2Sme corrosive poisAu.
verdict a foilows.--.Tsas HanR N.Y. tbsy re.nrned
death by periioni caused By The - ~ ~
.rc acid hydrarsyrsm and wsAer am w a o. nv
| Woodward s ccnsurabe for puillnu up sus solnn ~
won, We deem h3 incapable Tor puttIna Nm osO.
tons on account OF his age and eyesght snd "a ~
think that =. physsisos sAosd write their psescripsIca
District Attorney Hail. on beisg Informed Of the vass
Instructed Coroner Collin "a hold both Drs studlt an
Woodward TO bail In Ne OF 81 900 each 70 snswe
any Indictment which the Grand Jury might 6ndeasaIps
them. deceased was nyavs ysars o. ago, aud sstv,
Of Masss etusotts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

SIaNs or THtNDER.-The roads are drying up
around the Rapidan-the hostile armies are
gradually gathering nearer the narrow disid-
ing stream. General Grant has gone to "the
'front.'" the suffers and camp followers Of our
army have been cleared out, and most Of the
late absentee officers in Washington have re-
joined their regiments. Remembering what
followed the arrival OF General Grant at Chat
tanooga last November, we may expect soon to
hear the echoes Of heavier thunder from the
Rspidan than has ever yet shaken the hills Of
old Virginia; and We hope il will usher in the
greatest Union victory OF the war The heroic
Army of the Potomac, thoroughly reorganized,
heavily reinforced, and under the directing eye
Of General Grant, Is eager for the fray, and
officers and men are anxious to sbsw that the
invinciblc veterans OF the West have their
peers In the veterans Of the East. They are
only waiting the word for the Forward,
march u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

ANOTHER HrcH on THE NEGRO QUESTION:
On the bill providing for the organization Of the
eastern section Of the immense Territory Of
Idaho into new Territory, 70 be called Mon
tana, the Senate have determined that negroes
shall have the right to vote in the elections Of
said Territory, while the House sticks to It's re-
lection Of this provision. So there ID . hitch
between the two houses. We hope the popular
branch will prevail, and let the bill 60 to the
wall rather than consent to Its success with
this new 6rebrand Of negro agitation at this
crisis. 1t will be time enough to consider the
question Of negro political equality when We
shall have rescued the government and the
country from the dangers that now threaten
them.
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1ScoxPErEScY OF CLERKS N GOVERNMENT DE-
pAGrxwSrs--A stir has been made In Congress
in relation to the incompetency q clerks In
the departments al Washington, and bill has
been introduced for the appointment Of board
Of examiners 10 inquire into the qualifications
Of the clerks in the various public Offices. This
is measure urgently demanded. Under the
present abolition administration every New
England pedagogue and blue-stocking oou-
siders the public Offices places designed for the
especial benefit Of his adolesccnt progeny
4 sort OF public nurseries !, which bis chill
are1 ,ve entitled 70 al BE public PAP thst car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

Pissss permit me icdascaim thu inference drawn ~
some Of the nswspapyfshat Lev any polis,
cal illusions. tfE
Mr. Drew does not play President Lincoln, nor Mr..
Dsvidge appear Jsn Davis. Is Mrs John Wood ~
her rolls Of the little Brigader intended for oepenI
Mcclellan Among the crowds nightly througlns the
olympic not lisp Of disappsobstion has been AarS
against either the adaptations by gentleman Shoss
name the gazeltes (and the mads
public the musical alterations by Mr.. Baker, or osuesy
by Mr.. Hayes bat, contrsrwsc all casses have krhibe1
the heartest appreciation M BfKadler GeDe nj tortun,s
and his seven gifted aids. Your obedieut selyant,
JOHN u sALwYN, stsse MANAGE clyvAr.c lnss- 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17
The Soldiers aud Their Pay.
TO THE EDITOR OF The HnRALD.

INV IUkKp ApfH NV
We, the undersigred members q the Sixty ssccal
regiment New York State Volunteers feeling asgrsvsl
as the 10 which treated by ofesss -
regards bounty sodback pay and being the pone
OF leaving again for the OF war; and wishing to make
some provision our families do protest against sho
action OF said officers for not seeing that We have
our money We appeal 10 you. knowing you 70 be the
soldiers FRIEND hoping you will give this publicity
through tho columns Of widely circulated paper.
prro BROCK HSusEs, JOHN SHERMAN,
ROBERT DARNOCK, 1. LAMBERE
VIM "A. KING, WIN. MORRISEY,
JAS. MCDOWELL, PATRICK LAkKfN,
Scrat. AUGUSTUS HAS5, HENRY BUNTING,
Jas WALLACE, JOS WILLIAMS,
EDMUND GANWAY, JOHN PENDERGASr.
JAS. NJ. SMITH, THOS. CAIN.
STEPHEN WILEY, JOSEPH MASON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

Pass THE REVENUE BII.--We like Senator
Cowan's plan for relieving the country Of its
financial embarrassments. II is simply this
"We must pass the Revenue bill, and then,
with our new general and rejuvenated army,
conquer the enemy, put this rebellion down,
and pay our debts" Good. Pass the Revenue
bill; for this measure will strengthen the army,
and enable the Treasury to provide for the pay
ment Of our debts.