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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
A UnIversaI BuckIng Down

1t seems out of the question TO get Re
publicans on the stump this year, wirh the
exception Of few of the smaller fry.
The celebrated SAM. GALWAY was
to have spoken here last night, but
did not make his appearance. BRoUaH
threw up the sponge at Marion, and has
not been heard of since. The State
journal of yesterday announces that Tons
physicians (Nho the devil are they &? J have
forbidden him from fulfilling his appoint
ments, 1t also announces that DENNIsoN
has Withdrawn from the canvass, and that
GEIGER will fill his appointments that
THOMAS CoRwIE "may possibly" speak a
GAINESVILLE but that the Rev Col, GRANNl
MooDYs will not again be heard ! Wher
was there Witnessed such universa
leaving in" by any party ? The fact is
the Republicans nrs gone up and the,
know it. The popularity Of Little Ma
is resistless, and the speakers refuse AN.
longer to run counter to it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

The abolition press imputes the decline iu
gold to federal successes This is an absur-
div for it is well-undrrslood fact that all
the victories won by Lincoln under bis negro
equality policies only tend to prolong the war
aud make settlement more impossible. This
was shown by thq fact that gold weutup when
the country received the intelligence OF the
fall OF Atlanta The only reasonable explain
alton of the decline OF gold is found in the
inerrased confidence of the people Ia the cleo
ton of Mcclellan. They know that II ia only
through the defcnt OF Lincoln that the coun
try can be saved from utter bankruptcy, there
tore as time passes, and the indications point
with certainty to McClellan's election, there
reviyes hope in the stability of the govern
msnt, Influenced by this, gold is declining,
or, rather, government issues are increasing
in value. Elect Mcclellan, aud areenbaek.
would not be far from par re'eleet Lincoln
! and IN less than amonth therealtar gold will
he Equoted at 300, with an upward ten
dency Yt
The determination to hurl from his seat th'
buA'oon Lincoln and place upon it the gentle
man and statesmen McOlellan is what is th
matter with gold Chicago Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Democratic Meetings.

Union. Randolph, Tp Friday, evening,
September 3Oth, II Elliott aud 7 i Fhresher.
CenferpiHc Wdshbphn, 1p.--Thursday
evening, September 29,h, II Elliott and ID a
Hour
:, 6grmdatocn, Ge,maa, Tp-FHday, oy.
enibG. Sept 3Oth, pa Honk and Thomas
o Lowe
Liberty Je6srsoa, Saturday, evening,
October / /, Thos Thresher and George W Ma
lambre
AlsrpnderriHe SATURDAY, evening, Qcto-
ber st, Henderson Elliott aud Adam Clay.
Jacob Ahksrs. -Four Nile House, on Le6.
anon PIKE Monday ESeninP, October 81,
1864, d G Fitch aud c B Hartman.
KinseRs Grocery, Madison, Up. --lues-
day, evening October 4th, I o Lowe, Doctor
I Egry and u K Boyer
! ke,o Lebanon Thursday Evening, Octo-
her 6th, 1864 George W Honk aud Thomas
o Lowe
/ FarmerepiHc- Saturday uight October !
T. Hon. D. a, Houk, George Y. NauerIh and +
Thompson
Al Sontogs, Woyne ST., Dayton --Satur
day night, October lst, c. B. Hartman, Dr.
EgrY
/ Al HorsLmaariHe, nj Saodgrds$ --Satur
day night, Oetober.lst, Hon. Geo. W. Houb
aud Thos Q Love
Bearertopa ednesdny night. October
5lh +. +. Threshes aud T. Thompson.
MBedr Creek-Frday O clock = NJ, Oct
al, Thos. O Lnwe. = Thompson, rboipas +,
trhresber aud W. II Gillespie
Pjyrmont- -Friday October 4 Hon Thomns
J. S Smith and II. Elliott
4 CenferrRls--Fridayn night October 7, Hon
George W, Hoax and George Y. Nauerth
Miamis6lyg, Miami, Up Saturday. even
ing October 9th, George W Houk aud Il Ell
Ilot ........ ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
ben. VVade.

The notorious Ben. WADE viii be pie
sent at the Republican meeting in this city
on the 9Th Of October. 1t is understood
that he win sssail LtSooIN for his usur-
nations. and for ali the crimes which usur-
patton involves 1t is also believed that
he will come prepared to point out the
"remedy" for LNcoLN's violation OF the
Constitution and Laws, and will urge the
people to "execute the remedy" No man
in the country has assailed ABRAHAM LIN-
COLIN with more violence, or laid to his
charge a greater array Of high crimes and
misdemeanors thau this man WADE
What do the Republicans of this county
mean by inviting him to address them
Do they believe that WADE told the truth
in that manifesto? ? If SO, they believe
that LlScoLN deserves impeachment. Or
do they believe that WADE lied? If so
do they desire Il liar to address them?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Current News Items.

ans
The Republican majority ia Maine is 1000
less than last year.
,u., New York, it is announced has flled her
quota under the last great call Tor troops.
1t is said that the entire amount Of green
q backs TO pay the armies has been forwarded
to the regiments. ,,.
The public win be glad to hear OF the de-
cline of coal 1t has fallen 81 per tue in New
York Ms compared with August prices,
Gold is still unsteady, going up and down
precisely in the mode best adapted to get up
panic 1t closed n New York last night at
1873
1t is said that draft officer was shot in
--- Fryberg Auglaizs county, a day or two ago,
by a drafted man who had warned him not to
serve notice on him. ..E
When the news Of MeCIellan's nomination
was received 10 Grants army, cheers vert up
along the'entire line. i
1t is understood that all reports of oPPosi-
tion among the soldiers to Mcclellan are
. manufactured at Washington,
Lincoln prayed heaven to bless Mcclellan,
II is quite natural that Republican neWsPa
pers should curse any Que who deserves the
blessings Of heaven. tFs
Sewatd Dana aud Washbprne have been
on visit to Grant aud we're fred AT BY the
rebels We are much Obliged to the telegraph
. for telling US What Seward said on the 'oeca
sion. l Ht...a ..a.I ID -aaa
blaL All stories OF the evacuation of RichmonS
BY the rebels are said TO be false,
IL ia stated that JEFF Davis has gone Il
Georgia. Very doubtful s,,b.f
.l. 10 II Hood army is so much dsmorAlized a
il is claimed, Of course it win soon be destroy
cd Or captured. a
Some rumors Of peace again. All false =
~ lincoln has proclaimed his terms, and th
Confedsrstes viii nsyeE agree 70 them Th
only road to peace Is to elect Mcclellan.
.-f. The morning dispatches are eoRtrAdictor
oonesrninR the evacuation Of Richmond.
t6a IT is said that General Hooker has receive
"a Z len impottan. command, What or where "
don't know.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
nemoorntlc nueesIngs.

Hon. D. A. Houk will address the people
of PEBBLE county at Robinson's Grove, one
nile north Of West Alexandra, Saturday
October |. g.Taf g.rlsraf
Aud in Butler county,
At JacLtonburp, on Monday, October g.
At wbipple's Grove, Tuesday, october4.
At Bethany Wednesday, October ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
The Democratic state Central
Conn mittee.

We have the assurance chat these gen
tlemen are sanguine that Ohio will do better
for the Democratic State ticket than she
has done for many long day. We
desire to put the prediction on record, that
Ohio will give Democratic vote larger
by many thousands than ever before.
There is not township or ward in the
State, in which we have not made gains.
Indeed, ii is our belief that Ohio will GO
Democratic on the home vote and if the
soldiers have fair play, aud are allowet
to vote their sentiments, the electoral vot'
of the State will be given to MeCLELLAr
| aud PENDLEToN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Highly Important DRAFT Order
FIX IN ptIOn by Com mutation.

The Provost Marstals Of the First and Sec
ond Congressional Districts received the lol-
lowing yesterday
COLUMBUS, Sept. %, 1864.
II any person drafted shall elaim eXemp-
ton on The ground OF having paid $500 com
mutation money in last September, upon proof
of such payment being made, be will be euti-
tied to exemption from this draft q"
JAS. A. WILCOX,
Colonel and A A. p. M q. Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
The News.

The dispatch ofSeeretarY Stanton viii be
read with great interest The only news We
have of Sheridan is sthroagh rdbe y soarees, all
direct communication withhim being cut of
Sherman communicationsa are obviously con
sidered in great danger from the urgent ap'
I-peal which the Secretary makes for voun-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

We have been in informed that the Admins
tration il resorlng to this trick to reduce the
majorities in. strong Democratic districts
They engage labores here and elsewhere for
NashviIle, Memphis; etc by offering high
wages ship them of thither, offer them a
mnsket when they get here, and a soldier s
pay. If they refuse, they suffer ior. il and al
any rate it is managed that they are kept
away from home till after election --NeU
York World.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Political.

The editor Of the Albany Journal writes to
his paper from Washington that his political
fiends must strike at slavery because moth.
ing elsp can save tho Uuion party Hear
him Nothing can save tho Uuion party but
. bold, frm aud manly avowAl Of its purpose
to strike ~ slavery, until every bone Of its
body IS broken Anything short Of ibis will
exlingash it's stauncteet adherents, aud lead
TO deserved defeat
Every Union man in America viii work and
vote for the election of Mcclellan. Why z
Because he cant help t. There is hh i'm.
pulse wdlin him that there is no resisting -
Every disunionist Ia the country will oppose
him, tooth and nail Why Because il he
is elected he has DECLARED that the Uniou
must be saved, and that the one condition OF
peace ia Union,
The Russiaagoyernment hangs the Poles
| by The dozen. Not power in Europe dare
remonstrate --Bosion Post Burbridge, the
autocrat OF Kentucky, rules that State rs the
Russian governm enl rules Polend-he shoots
| citizens at pleasure, banishes women and
1 children to Canada--lhe American Siberia
/ and mprisons others; and who dares remou.
stratel
! One Of Mr. Lincoln's special admirers oh
j ieets that McClellan's letter evades the ques
ton Of slavery, not even so much as calling
/ it by name; but he iorgets to say TINT iu Lin
coln letter no place was found for that magic
word "Union' which symbolizes all our hopes
Az nation. Which omission is the most Sc
rious2 Which the most Significant %
Andrew Johnson in a speech made in Bal
timore a year ago, said: when you hear {
manl talking about his constitutional rights
spot him-he's a traitor" If this man is mad,
\ Vice President, VIZ may confidently look io
she entire disappearance OF treason, Tor peo
pie wont have any constitutional rights left &
talk about s
4. Is there any human being who suppose
that change in the administration can max
matters any worse2 Will not any change b
for tho better2 What has Lincoln accom-
plished in the last tour years for the publ
good2 Can any Of his friends (it he has any
tell us2 sEFT Tr8r .rssr
Poor men used to have nothing 10 leav
their children. hat the abolitionists have 81
this matter right There isn't child in tn
j. land, in these times, too obscure too fall hei
J.. to IA fat share Of debt aud taxation, nm inhe
i itance which, if il does not gil his pocket
i will at least keep his hands full,
Mcclellan is sweeping Kentucky from liz
to line. Give us a free election, says III
Journal "and Mr.. Lincoln cannot receive a
? average of twenty votes in each Of the coul
ties Of the State, and that is about the nun
8 Der OF official dependents upon the admin
traliOh in those counties
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Read the following:
(lTssfiDlopiui Of Mrs.. Sdroh GouLi.)

ALBANY, NV YoRE.
diseased and my hafr mener 10 la out very lust.
No sease spread until my scalp WAS one complete
sord. ~ beeams very snpeii nS Ies a. n,gh. was
poI,nbe SSSid Egy T@Say sGs smtoy 1o'
elAns OF this city. was iptormed by them that the
disease with which my scalp Was affected was the salt
Rh -lrn, and that they coulu not heneht me read
your advertisement and eGncluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, which had become very thin
with ibai assurance paeed mysell IN your hands,
my scalp pereI tly well, and my hair has censed Il
fall ont. Respectfully you're, -,
Mas SARAn GoULD, No. III sonth Pearl street.
Il is TACT acknowledged by all who have used the
AR Rsstorer, and their name Legion, that II il
! THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would elieotually and permanently restore the
hSr of those who arc bald aud prevent
TILE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
heatee and rapidly increasing sale OF Restorative
IS the strongest evidence OF the manifold benefits It Is
eOnferaang upon ti Z JhI IH IH.HtE
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the rublchas been obtained, and
they all unite inSitesrng tofts merit and VAs' Snper
80 ,a OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Eyerintrhdueed. DO not recommend my pre,eIa,
lion 10 cause lair 10 grow six ieet ~ trely hs many
months, asst sa simple imPossltlltyg and totally ~
ronssent with the laws of Nature To those who are
skeptical or incredulous VIII make bona hue "heri
4 VIM forfeit $1,000
\ zone Thousaud Dollars) il mil 10 cure the worst
cases OF partial badness, under h,een years stsnd'
'"s'iT'HiE ONLY GEN IEE HAIR REeToRER.
This wonderful remedy Is sold by druggists gener'
liz YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT COT 1T SEND
FOR N. a..
NB-Cures euarsnteediu every ease where the ii
rections for rse are implicitly oeeyed-
So Price, u per bottle or SIX bottles for 90.
.' PRUB. n. A. DE MuRN,
sole Proprietor, No. 20 orange street,
" r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
MeOiral

TtUREs Coughs Oode, Sore Throat, Asthma aod
~ Consumption. II is only necessary Tor any Que
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle OF
Siyick'ands MeHfa,oUs Cough Bdlsom
10 convince them thatitis the best preparation ever
used 10 not only cures the above Affections of tie
Prhroad and Lbnes, hut u cures n Ugh. swests aud
splitting Of Bl OF snd is au excellent gAree for any
Kind OF Sore Throat. VI ~ pleasant 10 take, andf
sde misdcine Tor utants Price % Cents per bottle
nor sale by druggists generally, MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Hon OTTO DREsEL.

WIN address the Democracy Of this
city aud vicinity at BECKEL'S HALL,
Tuesday evening Oct. 4. Turn out, aud
hear an able speech, ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

In HIS Cincinnati speech, Chase said
al trust we shall hear good news before the
October election from Grant at Richmond,
feel very confident we shall before the Presi-
dental eecton
All who know Chaie, know that we
have not in the aohntry more scoundrel-
.ly and unprincipled politician. Those
who have not known him heretofore, will
be enlightened as to his true character by
the above extract from his speech He
looks to victories solely as they affect the
fortunes Of the infamous party to which
he belongs. lie prays for victory, before
the October election if possible but II
NOT 50 soon, than before the November
election. He desires victories that his par
/ ty may get votes, qadlhat Black 'Republi
cans may get offices. He is, and always
was, au enemy to the Constitution. and f
the Government that our fathers made
And SO are all the lealersof the raitorou
party to which he belongs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
0ALIl rnr -pnrNuqg-At a Lincoln ralif

"ALIt THs gDEuENUg AT Lincoln ratif-
cation meeting in Cincinnati, recently the
banners bore such notices ss Hell aud hemp
Tor traitors Damn the Democracy" &c,
&c The great concluding piece of the even
ing, taking the place which fireworks usually
occupy at Democratic meetings, was n pro
cesslon Of forty yonng radicals, carrying a
rail upon which was straddls a negro typdy-
ing the genius aud spirit Of radicalism.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

Bs5- The following order, verbatim et itera'
TIM is said to have been received by an un-
derlaker, from an afflicted widower "Sn---ml
waif isded and wants tn be berried to morrow,
at winner kick. U nosewere to dig the Hole
by the side Of my too other waits. Let it be
deem - ----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

MORE STRkws. lou The stock train which
came from Rochester on Friday evening laat
out OF from IS or 30 Western stock men that
were aboard vote was taken, When il was
ascerlaiued that all but ono voted for MeClel-
Ian aud ono for Fremont.-SyracuSe Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

pl AND l'i. .
II L u x. ,
Strickiands Anf- Cholera Mixture.

Ja a composition Of astriupehts, sbsorbents, stmu.
4 lantp and carmu uatives, which every physician
knoRledges is.the only preparation uat fwbl efect
permanent cure of Darrhea and Dysetere Tiia Anti
Cholera Mixture is nov IN use m some Of cur amy
hospitala where il gives the greatest satisfaction. II
has saved the lives Of thousands Of soluieis and
citizens, and we Will guarantee II 70 be the best RENE
dy IL the world for Diarrhes and DySentery.
Mr. Woods, Of Coyington, My, viii be most happy
to sasiy any one Go the virtue Of StfckHnds ANTI
Cholera Mixure in TACT we have great number OF
testimonials from patients who Haye teen cured after
being pronounced la Urahe by their physicians some
after taking only fote Of stricRsnds Anti ChOl-
era aiGune. II vou suffer With n.rrltR and Eysen-
terytr one bottle. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
RIowing IIot and cola.

The Journal Of this morning persuades
the farmers that they are doing a fine
business, because they get big price in
greenbAcks for their produce. In another
part of the same paper, it argues that
taxes are light, because taxes are paid in
greenbacks, aud greenbAcks are nearly
worthless.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
FOR PREsIDEST, ..
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN
FoR vlCE PREslpENf'
GEORGE Ii. PENDLBTONr
...Hf ELECToRs At LARGE
CHARLES REEMELlN,
THOMAS W BARTLEY,
OF OHIO

DISTINCT ELECTORS.
JOHN L. VATrIER,
JOHN SCHlFF,
WILLIAM j. GILMORE,
LUTHER SMITH,
CHARLES N. LAMlSON,
WILLIAM b. TELFAlR,
WILLIAM II CREIGHTON,
JUDSON A. BEBBE,
EDWARD s. STOWE,
JAMES g HALY
HENRY G. MOORE,
JAMES EMMITT,
CHARLES H. JOHNSTON
NEAL POWER,
ROBERT A. CONSTABLE,
OLIVER j. SWEENEY,
CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
DAVID r PAIGE,
SIMON L. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

THE Old 'lady who f'w6pl9nt ride in the
came car with copperhead is shortly to bs
married TO the old gentleman who "sew Wash
inpldn aud thinks ahat Lincoln looks like
him. IL is but justice 10 stale thattbe geoom
is In his dotage,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
Lincoln.

pa-Generhl Paine, the monster whose
crimes have so shocked the moral sense OF
the American people is, as might be expect
ed, native Of Astahala county. His name is
Eeazer A Paine Hsisa low fellow --'.nd
was a poor beggarly devil, picking Up a sub.
sisiehoe by doing choices au'l small Jobs, un-
iii taken into I.inooln's affections, and made
Brigadier He is now immensely rich.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

senator wigfall of Texas, said in The Sen
ate, before a Set Of Northern sIinks which
sat there "Mr. President we haye insnlted
your Gag. We Rted upon the Star of the
West, and forced her to show her heels and
you dare not resent ftf Now Northern Cop
perheads, take that and get down on your
knees If you have no principles have you
no pride7 Are all the American people slaves
aud cowatds And yet there is the Chicago
Convention down on its belly and begging for
peace Speech Of Ben Wade.
We have heard Of a certain Northern
sink who "sat there" and heard himself
denounced as liar and coward, and did
not dare to resent 81. Did he take it, apd
get down on his knees' Had he no prin-
ciEles and no pride Was he, indeed, a
slave and a coward ? Did he get down
on his belly and beg for peace ?
a "a A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

"Dan. Vorhees said that sodiela should 60
to blaeksmith's Is shop and have iron collars
put upon their necks, labeled Lincoln dogs. =
LJouSndt -
That is lie Dan Voorhees, never said
any such thing.
AAa5 ~ ~ +%-~.7
BS5- The Wade aud Davis Manifesto, in
which those gentleneu chsrge f4ncoln with
high crimes against the Constitutional liberty
OF the people, would be an admirable cam
paign document A Thousand or two might
be distributed with good effect on the 9Th Of
October They can be had ip any quantity
at the Office of the Chicago Times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
won'l 90 Him.

The Wesdieeb Post the Fremont organ,
in ST Louis, positively refuses to support
Lincoln.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

ala his Sidney speech Vallandigham said
he was always for the Urion. In Congress he
offered series Of Resolutions proposing to
dissoipe the Union by dipidiag it into four
"-JOlfTnal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

Another lie. Mr. Vallandig ham never pro
posed todissolve the Union by dividing il iulc
four Conlsderaeies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29

TIE Republicans this morning start to
wayniire's,. They viii probably mire by
the way, if il continues to rain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29


THE yONI.Y REMEDY
80 far as known, that woulF pennsnenuy eradicate
those loaihsome diseases Of the scalp i.e.,
Gi f2 SALT kHEUM SCALA HEAL,
And other cuaneous diseases, and restore ne hair to
those who have become bald. To make
good the assertion, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
If fa to cure tho worst cases OF dsessed sealps
the longest standing With the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-29
g PROFESSOR DE MuNN's
t' ONLY GENUTNE
HAIR RESTORER

TINHE ski OF The medical mcuity in treERnp ds
/ OF the scalp haH 10 majority of ostes, been tai
fed by this, the most peculiar disease of the human
frame IL not TO be wondered At II qurts great
the causes which produce the disease. uHltss the
cause Is discovered, II IL. sn utter imposHmhy to
Grad cate the li5egse and effect permanent cure.
Diseases the soslp have been tnced urni0lle
by of the most emlnent ply ysiciuhe hive de-
voted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-25

SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES. London
- Allen 3 Life OF Dundonsld, London
Dixon 3 Life of b AXE, London
shiuWrecks and Disasters at Sea. London
Lives of British Admirals, London
Gil. n Shipwrecks of the British Navy, London
ESptu ne y Heroes, London
Cooper's Naval Biography
southey's Life of Nelson. Londnn
Cooper 3 Naval History .
Memoir OF Admiral Brenton, bonfsn
Memoirs of Admiral Sir sidnsy Smi1n' 'ois' =
. London
Memoirs Of Admiral de saumsrsz, vols; Loadon
Life and Correspondents OF Admiral NAPIER
Nicholas History of the Royal Navy, vols. Lon
Brsn.ons Naval History. yqis sLs% stSRapn Tnv,on
NJ FIRST DIvIsioY,
IL WASHINGTON CIfY, O. tober ], 1854
HOksEe. HORSES HORSES.
Horses snitasie for Cavalry snd artillery service
will os H9rSsased at Gle; boro Depot, in open
Horses will ee delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore. A, Q. M, and be subject to the nsaal Gov
ernment in, pection before bsns accepted.
Price Of Cavalry Horses Si76 each,
Price Of artillery Horses. SlSl aach #E
,f't- - - JAMS A, DkIN,
ColoDsl First Bivision, Q. II Gen 1s Ofles.
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