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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

G4E8GA ~ PGEAcal ~ L4AlAAa Mo8EAa
DALTes, April 26-Tt is earrsuty rspOstsd heEs thai
Grant Ia. arrived al Chattsnooga ana taken command
Of the army o. the Cumberland.
Davis = sdsraD divi1on is reported 70 be At Lafay-
stis, Ga
The ensmyis reported to haye moved back toward
Cleveland frem Red clay.
THE gIorfda.
RIsHNOsD. April 26-Ths Baltimore Pspss of he
I'D furnish additional from HavsRs. Thsy msniion
the arrival Ct tie CoHfsdsrass steamer FOrda Rene
dos, Ca5a, the llih inst Several Union gunboatE
had stzrtsd to 07srtake her.
Federal Fleet Sailed.
RIcHNoSD, April 26-A aest Of war utsamsrs Ee1s
to sea from Nav YORK on Wednesday. Ths sect uould
sOush at Hampton rOsds, and "a said to have orders
which were not to be opened until It's departure from
that point
Geaeral sumnEFy 81 News.
RrcHzoED, April 26.-Baslsr demands to be relieved
from his present position that he have control Of al
military movements having their base Hilha the limits
Of his department..
The Governor Of New York has dstsrniRsd % call
ont the State militia regiments to do dasy at the forts
in front Of New York city, TO allow ths fsress
stationed tAsEs to be transported 10 the field
Barnsids left Washington the 2as inas, Tor FOrt-
ress Monroe In q special steamer.
EOseiEz News.
RIcHMOND, April s6-In tbs House Of Commons, On
ths slh inst Ar. LAyard said The GoTernmsut tax
ing measures 70 investigate the alleged Kidnapping Of
Irish emisrsnts into tbs service Of the Federal army
A large company has been formed in England, with
capital Of million Of dollars, purchsss
to run the blockade and bring OFT cottoz-
Ths Emperor Of Austria has allowed the formation
Of corps OF six thousand voluntsers or the Empire
Mexico.
The steamer Matilda, built as Glasgow FOR the Coz
fsdsae ss-vcs, sad bound from Oardf FOR rebel port
with iron and steel, recently wrseksd on suads
island.
Is reported that the Palpsro has been settled.
the owners eonssnting verdict For he Crown with
q nominal forfeiture Of the vessel.
Tbs greater part Of the city Of Dsmsrsza has been
desiroye1 by fire. The lOss was s3,OO0,O0O.
new Trial Granted
RICHMoSD, April % The suprems court OF appeals
has granted rev trial IN ths case Of Ford who Eaz
convicted Of the murder Of Dickson former cszk Of thu
House OF Representatives.
Arrival Of Prfssnerz.
RICHM0ND, April 26 zen. Vessels. and the Qthsr
OfHosrs ospturnsd at Plymouth, arrived ths LIBBY
prison to-day.
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Y The Knapssck of Fun " says that all
the papers are asking is this q time to
dHnesi" We most decidedly think it iE-to
the tune of thirty-three and third reduction
in nrices
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y We have received from lhs publisher, H.
C. Clarke, of Mobile, "The Confederate Spirit
and Knapsack of Fun" for May. Terms 50
for six months.
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RrThe Raleigh IN. c. Progress of the 25rd
says lhereis no kind OF doubt but Leach has
bsen elected over Foster and Ramsay By large
majority in tho 7th Congressional district.
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From tns New YORK Herald April lo.j
The Herald says that the news from the amy
of the Potomsc is interesting, if not important.
ali traces OF the recent storms have passed
sTsv. and the weather is bright and beauliful.
Deserters from Gen Lees army ssy that the
utmos. vigilance and activity prevail ihare.
Mosby made smother Isid on Saturday near
Fsirfsx station, capturing tfEin Hs burned
tyTeniy wagons and carried eff the horses.
Gen. Klpatriek took an sffsctionate farewell
of his cavalry division Sunday morning, and
proceeded TO the West, to report to Gen. SheF-
man At Nashville. His departure was deeply
regretted By the troops, who had served SO long
under him. Il is said that previous to his lsaY-
ing message reached him, under hae Of trUcs,
from General Lee, inquiring whether The orders
found upon Col. DAhlgTen, as published in the
Richmond papers, were authentic and author
lied by him. Gan. Kipskrick replisd bitterly
and Indignantly in the negative
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T DR.. John II. Patterson died in Lynch
burg, Va, on the Gosh, aged si1ty-ssven.
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T Shad has declined in the L7nehburg
market from S25 to SlOa pair.
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TEL r GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press AssOciation-

Entered according 20 act Of Congress in The year 1863
By J. 8 THRAsHER, IN The Clerks once Of the Dis
ct Court q the ConisdsrEts States Tor TIE Horth-
srn District Of Georgia.
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n. n. .aCEOx;

News AseRs Ter the ArEny Of Tennessee,
AID AGENT FOR
The Memphis EStssJ9 sapPeGS.
Nal Carriers, Brigade sns Rsg.mental News 8 seats
VIII be supplied So heretofore with Daily Papers Al
sigEtssa 20 twenty csuta-alEO daily papers st ths
e5unter al twenty ave cents.
large edition Of ths AFPEAE rsesFved every day
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".4RxO TTE.1
Hoop Iron Bands--PateEtesl--
Substitute for Rope in
Railing Cotton

Crstz hss-Is Put fasier-holds the bale twenty to
rEeuty Eve per cent smaller iAsa rope and viii not
rot adjusted to any size OF bales quickly rope
Painted ana put up in the noHl Convenient packages
for transportation the raaFe bulk bgicg much less
thzz that ef rops
A Euuuiy slaGFs OF hand FOR which orders FOR any
Quantity viii be Prum5iy allied, una fcr.heT iuforma
tiOR given on application to -
c =. Tf7GEBCRS,
Price In Bermuda Wilmington. y. O., or
6 eta per ID. " CAaP6ELL-
.rls 3n 81 Georges B=ynuda.
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NEW COMMIssIoN ROUsE.
TOFF.Ne ~. EZERsG s co,

- FnyERAI, CoEMIssION MEkGHAHTs, neal
II Norcrors' corner Marietta street, Atlanta Ca
Vii sttsnd persolzily snd promptly T. al orders anS
.nnsIrnns.uis entrusled % Lha-r care. pms IN
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y Aonsisur ]. PAlmas Frsneh consul 20
Charleston, 3 c., came under the last AAg Of
truce from Fortress NonrOs with MOnsisur Paul
He win return TO Charleston soon,
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OpsaiHg Day in Ns.O York.

From The New York Herald, Msrch 25
Yesterday, contrary TO all expectations, was fsForE.
bic for the votGries Of fashion, the Epasmode snow
Of the day before having passed without leaving
trace save in the dseper blue Of the sky and eouse-
qusntIy they out in foil force and throughout the
day continued their labor Of love with unsbatsd zsa
and industry, and the twilight found them comparing
and classifying the d!erent styles preparatory al
decison. We have never seen more successful open
ibg that promised satisfactory results; for
though undecided characters vibrstsd pendulum
ike, between Two extremes The majority jumped to
elusionS onee and secured what struck thsr fancy.
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THs Slsspa.

In this ispertsnt part Of the dress have much
variety the eoTSsge but the cost sleeve Is the "a
vo-its. Sleeves made with caps, epauleta,
and give opportunity for disposnE Of little trim
ming. By the way, the more expensive the materials
snd the trimmings become, the desirable Il is TO
consums large quantity Of both. The coat sleeve 10
trimmed down the aad the epsulst and cuffs
and sometimes with perpendieuar horizontal banda
Of velvet. The flowing sleeve Is still to be seen, and
will be more popular as the warm weather advances
The slsshed sleeve, with under pungS is also in fEvor
aud host Of other indescribSbe shapes struggling
into notice. These coat sleeves, be remembered
loose enouEh 70 aomit Of q small rndersleeYa.
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Found.

,,o7,.. -, v,setss sQo. a LADKfs BRBASTPIE,
.hch ths eysrsr can get ai this once By proving
- ss19e and paying for tllf aeyertisemeak
nhss -s
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The SkiTe

The swelling smpltude which hss characterized the
skirt for msny Is in way diminished. al
thoughstbe framework which It is displayed hAE
shrunk considerably, and been cartssd Of its fair pro
portions Tbs passion for trimmings the spring
de as now and the skirt Ia selEed sffoTdng the
largest ield for display and Operssons We have hut
lngs and puings and bias folds and bands Of velvet
and three Of ruehing and fringe, and bugle
gimp, and sometimes q combination Of two Oi
these different styles, until the trimming has become
expensive than the dres5 ITSELF II Is curious e
observs the aruteRsns resertsd TO to increase the
smo1nt OF trimming First have Il put straight
round the bottom OF the skirt, then above hst
graceful uDduiatOns Of trimmings and the spaces be-
filed with OF aess bows OF vel
AnIther eeotiYe and Ingenious device Is throw
up the trimming pyrsmidsly at each breadth, slmosi
half the length Of tbs skirt OF the plain skirt
Il siiIl worn: il In never out Of f.5hion.
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Dresses,

As the year FevolveE, and brings with Il that delight.
ful nof eQunoxes and openings" when Fashion
the chamsleon goddess, issues her proeamatong and
lays down her laws we, faithful historlass take up
the pen 20 record her varations sad publish to the
world her DEGREES. We must hrst premise that the
nos rotlesable feature in her lnaugura leveaa and
that cannot fan strike the careisss observer s
tns perfeet freedom Of cboes accorded her voRsB
The gtreteat laws and cOereYs measures Of the past
We regret to say gone. To be sure cannot Ind
them IN the political code but what Of that Is long
the realm Of Fashion il frsel Who would Rs Insane
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Tia Corsaes

The different styles for the corssgs varied that
choice rather embarrassing and though all equal
" pretty, yet all not equally becoming TO every
hsure The pointed waists in all their manifold forms
have entirely serssdsd the belt waist which
decidedly passs. Pointed waists made with the
sharp single point with two points, with quaFs lAppets
fashioned correspond with the 'front.' with this differ
sncs that the points longer and larger. The back
is sometimes cut with square basque that extends
from sds-sssm to the Ohsr. Dresses high
10 The throat and buttoned In 'front.' except ball
evening cOaume when OWneeked dresses the style
We have In Madame Dsmerests, among other ele-
giant novelties very elegant and stylish waist called
the 'Msrguerts" IL is cut low and square with di-
ninutiVs sleeves rather epauets. The cOrssge
tends below the waist falling the hips vita grace
full sweep, extending IN VsEdyke points This elegant
style can be reproduced in high-ueck dress aud be
equally Tschsychs.
There quite rage for vests and jackets among our
fashionabss lost now and il s refreshing such
genuine enthusiasm displayed by New York ladies.
who foolishIy sqnandsr It uDOn any lsEs worthy
object We have all kinds Of vests-some with cellars
and without closed TO the throat aud others
half open Then have the "Postllioa" lax et with
long Square lsppes in the back turned collar, and
front cut away like jacket displaying the vest
underneath. The Molero" and Figaro" jsuniy lit
tie affairs basque shaped back, rou5ded 'front.' No mat
how ths back may vary the front invariably the
same rounded to show tbs The sleeve Is always
made tight like tbs sleeve The corszgs Is trim
med in every PesHibe way with bands wiihrushss and
with Lace
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BELL. MOORE & co,

Nv ~ EEs III ~ n y
A Nd Hholesae d. Risrs 10 al kinds Of PRoDUOb'
"a Marietta street Alauta Ca
Strict attention paid 70 erns g1meats Of every de-
aerpuOn and reuists0cel D. 0nPy made. CrGefs re-
EpsStf Iiy solicit bnd car, "a ly d LED. app IN
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CTG.sRS .4JVD EIQ UOEe.
a1St A'A"' q o4~'-- Liqusr Of al Kinds.
By he bsrFel gAIlan OF bottl
f. COBRA,
Rssr Of Atlantis a0tel,
IsecetBr street
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Terms o9 Advsr9is5ng.


The highest msTkst pEics, either IN money
OF subscription, viii be paid fer clean esttOn
or linen rags, white or c0lorsd, delivered at the
APPEAL counting room, Atlanta.
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SIOO REWARD

u AK AWAY from the Hubseribe.s a. Cshsbs, oD
/, he night Of the z9-h uituo, the Boy, MATT
sd shoai tHeBty years, with vtTy little beard
dsrk copper color LA anal sosT his ieft che T.
caused frOm q recent boil. t1s speaks quickly uhen
sDOksu TO- snd Is very insliigsut Ae boy Is FUp
s,ased % have left oahAba vita Williams snG 70
s,sVe left seiua On the Southern kepuble her Up
frIp Of wednesday, J0th ut
v-iil Sive the shove reward fot the delivery Of said
,,sgro o. II lodged IN any jail where get him.
BREAZEALE & MOORE,
CahAoa,
0r Dallas Couniy, Ala.
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BOGEET g. CO.,
Commission Merchants and AuctiOleerS,
Corusr Of Parliament sad Bay sirsssa,
q BOGERP. Eaasan
Os EeS OrieenE. ) n r
Orders sad aoasiznn nsnts solicited mha Sm
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BLACK EE.E,'ETC.
A. Retail Only.
StaSA''' Madeira Wine,
Euie S'1 Fizs Havana Cigars
z. CO&RA,
Resr Of The Atlanta HOTEL
Dacat1r street,
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Cn-PAEINtRNllIP,

FTyHE uDdsruignea hsTs tiIs cay catered into CO.
psrtnership uBdeE the slyis znd arn Of
Mitchell S W'O0dsOss,
FaF The purpose Of carrying cG COMMISSION
gTTSENESS a. The Old stand u a. W. Aitchs.l Hun
- F5rsst near the cof1os Of whitehall street, Al
gI-1--e1ts A. ". MLECHELL,
80 % .. p WJODSoE
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FIcHNoSD, April 26.-A aest of war Itsamsrs Eens
to sea from New YORK on Wednesday The sect u0uld
toueh az Hampton rosds aud q said TO have orders
which we're not to be opened until ,s departure from
that point
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Er5s.d. and gees in England.

RICHH0ED. April 20 zen. Vessels, and the gths
oHiesra cspturnsd at Plymouth, arrived st the Llbbl
prison to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-27

- TrinI Grnnted.

BIcHMoSD, April % The suprems court OF appeals
has granted rew trial IN ths case Of Ford. who Eaz
convicted OF tbs murder Of Dickson former es5k Of h
HOUSE OF Representatives.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28


The Governors Of Georgia and South Caro-
lima have issued proclamation calling out
all the males of these States between l6 and
So. ......E b,-r
A correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
says:
a. The Yankee Government can well afford
to pay one million dollars per day for thein-
formation which the Richmond papers futH sh
to It gratis, regarding the movements Of Sher-
man in Georgia
Late rebel papers, in giving an account Of
the appearance of Early's army in front of
Sb beridan's lines on the 9th inst and its sud.
den flight with the Union cavalry at its heels,
furnish tho same explanation Of his move,
ment on that occasion az our correspondents
gave at the time.
Early bad understood that considerable
portion Of the Union army hrd left the valley
lie found out his mistake, and was glad to get
back up the valley as; expeditiously as posi-
BILE
The Richmond Whig says:
There are now only about 1000 Yankees
at Newbern
The Charleston Mercury learns on good
authority that there are upwards OF 3.
600 skulkers, belonging to tho rebel army,
now in South Carolina
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

NEw YoRK, New 29 Cotton dull at
49, Flour 5sl0n better at 95aI 90 for ex-
ira state, and IL l0all 30 for round hoop
Ohio; Wheat lR2e better at 2 % for Chicag
spring and No. Milwaukee, and 2 46 for
good winter red western; Corn la2c better
at 9Tal sS4 for mixed western in store
and aaoAt Oats better at 02al O3 for west
ern siloat and in store Pork decidedly lower
at 35s3G 90 for new mess, 36 87a37 70 for
prime; Beef firm; Lard firm at 2laa231s;
Whisky active, excited and decidedly higher,
at | o5al 80 for state and ! sSal 80 for
western Petroleum dull and nominal at Ate
for crude, Gle for refined in bond, and SIC
for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, November 2S "A despatch
to the Navy Department from A lmiral Porter
dated Fort Monroe to-day states that one OF
our steamers arrived, bringing the rebel Ad.
mral Buchanan and his two aids.
The following was also received
FoRTREss MoNRoE, November 28.-To Gid.
con Wells, Secretary of the Navy
fbave just received a telegram from the
conmanner the Prize steamer Florida in.
forming me, that she hed sunk in nine faith
oms ofwater She had been run into by nm
army steamer and badly damaged will in.
form the department when receive particu
lars.
[Signedl D. D. Porter,
Hna" q, iniral
The steamer has arrived from City Point.
No news.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
MORNING REPORT
Anxiety OF the ConfsderAtes-RumOr d
Hepulse OF sherman

ANXIETY OF the COnTsderhtea-Rumore Il
Hepulse OF sherman.
NEW YoRI, November 2S S-Notwilhstand-
ing the anxiety unm6lakably evineed by the
rebel authorities and newspapers OF Richmond
to conceal advcss OF Shermans movements,
they canuot avoid disclosing a great deal in
regard TO them, but probably not half they
know. We have All they are willing to tell up
to last Friday
An engagement, tho Richmond papers say,
occurred last Wednesday on the west side of
the OcOnee River, near Tomiboro, where the
Central Georgia Railroad crosses the river, be-
tween the rebels aud large force Of Sher-
pans cavalry, 10 which Of course the Union
tNoops we're rspulsed They are said to have
been still on the west side Of the 0Gonee on
the following day.
The Augusta Conslilutionalist says:
The railroad bridge over the river was burn.
ed by them last SUNDAY
The report OF the burning of Milledgeyille
is said by the Richmond editors TO lack con
6rmRtion, though il is believed that portion
Of SharmAn's force has been there; but in the
Savannah News, Of the 23d, dispatch reiter-
ates thaa i was captured on last Monday, aud
that the State House, Governors mansion aud
penitentiary there we're burped aud that the
town Of Gordon was also captured by the Yam
KEGS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

NEw York, November 28 The Tribune 6
Washington special Gays Solicitor Whiting
and Judge Lewis are spoken of as Attorney
General Bates successor.
Tie Times Washington special Gays; Judge
Advocate Holt stands the best chance.
Mr. Lincoln will not hear of Stanton leav-
ing the War Department.; so the Butler spec
nlations amount to nothing.
Judge Davis Of ILL.,, will certainly be Chief
Justice, and Judge Usher will take Davis
place,
Our military authorities are in the highest
spirits at the general situation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

New Meat aud Provision Store, -
NJ stoeksrt, at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west of jefferson, is
daily supplied with Beet, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, &c,
&c, all fresh and of the best quality. His
old friends and customers, and the public
are invited to give him a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

A Meeting is Called of the citizens Of
MadTiyer Township, for the purpose of devils
ing the best way to raise funds and provisions
to alleviate the wants Of the families of sol
diers (Of said towHship) in the army, to take
place Wednesday, November sOth, at one
o'clock P, M at the township place Of voting.
II ia hoped that every man interested in the
cause will be present, as the object of the
meeting s to organize ias sswnship IN such a
manner that every soldiers family in said
township will be properly provided for.
dtd* MANY CITIZENS OF MADRIvER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.A, GEIGER will hereafter attend erciusiVsiy 10
IL nn office practice, and will give Especial Aren-
TON to the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases Of the THROAT and LUNGS OF the EVE
and MAR sCROFULOUs AEFECrIoNS, 3c Prim-
AIRY snd Secondary SYPHILIS, G0NORRHuiA,
GLEET STRUCTURES, IMPOTENCY, sc. Also,
DHEAsEs PgooliAH TO FEMALRs, and oDsry variety u
On, Onie Disc rse, whatever may be its character.
Office hours from n 10 to pm
Sundays, ITO nam, z to p NJ
Office Corner OF Jefferson and Flhh st Dayton,
Ohio OctS lmd3lnw.ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Bay Go to John W. Darsis, corner Second
aud Jefferson streets for your Fall and Win
er Dress Goods; also Cloaks, Shawls, Car.
pets, &c just received. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

The Christian Commission.-Ju
Storer, in the interest of the Christian Com.
mission, yesterday afternoon addressed a
large audience Mt Raper Chapel A satistacto
ry amount WIS subscribed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Bound 0yer-Heck and Turner, accused
Of attempting to pass a counterfeit check, had
their examination on Saturday, and we're
bound over seyerally in the respective sums
of 81 500 and 81 1000 Several forgeries, of this
class it is rumored, are being discovered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28
Stobr Store.
JOS. +. BoIER. 1No. MoMAsrEa.
NEW STOVE STORE
BOVER n msmAsTER.
MANUFACTURERS OF

MANU- FAOTURERS OF
Sd -
NOOK STOVES, WOOD, COAL, AND SHEET
~ IRON PALORS, BOX, AND FULLER STOVES,
HOLIOWAltE, SUGAR KETTLES. Ac,, &c.
Casting Of every descripu made to order.
War room No. ~ Jefferson street, opposite the
Market House,
Foundry payArd street near Ludlow, Dayton
Ohio. BOYER MchASTER.
novl7 .d&S SG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Verse for the Times Tom Moore wrote
the lines following, which for soms reason he
neglected to dedicate TO the Republican party,
We now make amends by inscribing then
to that eminently loyal organisation. They
contain hint, which the leaders Of that par
ty will do well to accept and profit by. Once
let the veteran legions Of these Free States
SCARED heroes ola hundred battles-come to
suspect that their valor is employed by one in
authority to subserve the purposes Of Depot
ism, and the head which might have adorned n
eoiu,. or been put in admirable contrast on
the diverse side OF medal bearing the re.
vered features of Washington, may make
bloody block, or grin, grim aud ghastfulIy
from the point Of pike or bAyonet Bot to
the verse in question
"Fhough soldiers are the trUs supports,
The natural allies OF Courts,
Woe 10 the monarch who depends
Too MUCH on his blue coated friends
For even courtisrs sometimes rHIAE-
Nay, colonss have been known 10 REASON
And reAsoners, whether clad IN pink,
Orred, or blue, ARE ON THE HatAK,
(Nine cases out TEN Or TREASON"
These last three lines contain far more
truth than poetry. References given il re-
quired
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

Toys at Wholesale Dealers who sell
Toys and Christmas Goods, will have rare
chance to select stocks from the extensive
assortment Of c. p. Huber \ Son No 2S0,
Third Street, who cell their goods at iair rates
3td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-28

DISCHARGE LosT.-A discharged soldier,
Henry Brandt, belonging to the Fourth Ohio
Cavalry, lost his discharge on Wednesday
last supposed in the Market House. The
finder will be literally rewarded by return.
ing it to him, one mile from Dayton in Mad
River Township lS3t