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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
Bandusly, DaytOn and CInoInna1I y :

~ 81 Es1aga
IN and alter November 10, lsos. AMI -
", noucei Passenger and Freight Trai.ult ulti iulthe
DAi IOftt gong north, follows. i' VIII IehTa
H.d(l A: "A; Through Freight and Aoo
C.1V win Passenger Car attached accommodation
HEM a. m. NAL tram for spripo6aia ~,
aLOsOV Orbanai Belleiontaine, Forss,b SpiumbLs,
in,, syI connecting at Springfield viii Cyde anu
~ =, Ii sno bus arriving in CoIprt Train fol
T. ~ VI ~ Pna 3 win train lor Columbus, a. at 1850
Eat s On Elt'spuIgi IT. Wayne Chicapn oTest BilL
s a. ~ MAgipg IN orettline at $40 D IN a6J ~; X gong
n A ~; a' sSiyae with Tram Clevelana tsburg "
soins East' arriving In Cleveland u Toledo
" meS2 ~ arriving N Toledo At 1910 M NJ, m Goine
~ ~ SueAko ~ 1880 IN, and sandusR y, at 6lb
H.l =. Al. Night Express for snyinsf ofo m.
XshA ana beHeiontaine, conneetbp' 'tfnsld, Ufhapa
pnS taS gong hast on Flsburg ~ Wsvr% ~ Forest with
'oee' airtVinhl Creetlne at B.Ib ~, D anu Chica q
~ Soing West, with Train arrvi, - sburg at 3.0
o ~ y ~, ana Oheago at l04O a n sftIi,,H Wayne nj
oa OieEeiand and Toledo X. K with Tram
M soo M Dunkirk at 4;OO m and E ~ cleveland st
Reaches sapdusky At 740 a m DunSio az 6.sO 20, '
I.llR r, M huntsville Aeco,,,,., ...
osNO layton on arrival Of Jrsin SelA'lonJ leAvinr
W.. springfield ~ $500 D M Icy ION Oncunat
snJ III t al ll.SS m, Belleiontai los4s a.,
M W. Z. % untsVllle at lz:lX M. at ll;6l d n
W. Aees @ va thls Line to all points A.
III 1tif in Ne ~ hsd at the Ticket Office IN % hast
Ss-rma - W King, Ticket Agent 'Ho Union Depo
Fo,is ~ always as low as by Anv o,h.
Route ssIni nAtoh relative to SHIPPING route
MASsrT TPY a. the Oompany's FreiSbt qgisht by this
M, O. Quar- Gen. q. RICE, supefitenasS1, T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

Execution of John W. Dobbins.-JnO.
w. Dobbns, who was convicted of the murder
Of George Lindemuth, on the l4th of Pebru-
airy, 1863, suffered ths extreme penalty of
the law, this day, in accordance with the sen.
tence Of the Court
At half past IL o'clock, P. NJ, he sscended
the scafold, accompanied by Sheriff woga-
man and his deputies, and the attending cler-
gy
Dobbins spoke for an hour and half to
the persons in attendance, giving a detailed
account OF his former life, and of the circum.
stances attending the killing Of Lindsmnth,
The drop fell ct half Past I o'clock, P. NJ.
and hys minutes later his pulse had ceased
to beat he died without q struggle. ssss
/. Sheriff WogapAn, paiafal as his duties
we're, discharged them with the greatest frm.
ness and kindness 10 the doomed man, and
too much credit csnnOl be awarded him for
the admirable arrangements he had made.
We have q full report Of the circumstances
attending the execution, bnt We are Obliged
to defer il until an other issus. a,vn
.oid& ,GatVaa t.0AA ahAa@+A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

II Mr. Lincoln wants his greenbacks to
pass current among the rebels, let him stamp
bis head on all Of them. The rebels will
gladly take his head Lou Journal.
They would take his armies, Just as easily.
-DaytOn Journal
d We publish the above for the purpose of
convincing mankind, If possible, that the wit
of tie Louisville Journal is of a very inferi-
or order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

B6rWe could not imagine what it was that
attracted tbe crowd At Dietricks corner last
evening. Upon inquiry we learned that one
of the most loyal individuals (which time has
yet produced" selected from the whole hu-
man family with especial reference to the a.
BILE dissemination of useful knowledge and
transcendent wit T. had been considerably
''hulled, and his usefulness otherwise i'm
paired, in sanguinary "scrimmage" with su-
perior numbers. Loss pretty heavy on nei-
ther side We awaited further particulars
with the greatest anxiety we could find in the
City, until this morning, when We eagerly
looked for the whole ''goak" in the Journal,
eoucbed in nOnchalsnt phrase, and jauntily
capped with "Hulled EN-" We couldn't see
it Having accomplished the object of the
reconnaissance, we then Withdrew oar forces
with eousiderabls ability OtJ&I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
IIIInOIs Central RaiIroad

ssI17f = - .--l L< ~ 81 ss;S755
,aN.,a oHANGE OF TIME. ~
4 j q aln and after Monday, ,Noye,nbar,o,
.I.l III. ,inqAttoon and Pana a. teiin '1sen ser
Going Nortbh LIZA FAVE VE NATION. A' 'oilo"s'
song south, $3.50 a m and s.so y M
soinss SSorth' Srih SOC n m and = ss6n,
.aoi9 ICING south, 1880 m And oV % M
- = " 7. JOHNSON, GEN - PIs. 2 m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

Real Estate.-C. P. Huber 4 Son will
sell tomorrow afternoon, Eve lots fronting on
Main street, commencing at the corner Of First
and Main. One Of the lots is the church
property 494 by IA feet.
Also the Christopher Thompson deceased
property in Harrison Township. See bills.
James Turner Esq. Administrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
Dayton and Michigan RaIIroad.

&x isss,:E,sg9
ON and after Sunday, Nov Il. lsea -.
NJ leave Union Depot, Sixth street for ToIaJo ", W
Mlnlefmedate All points as folowsi NN Nu
6beo'.. dSteuo anu al, Vyh1leAgo y1g Mail At lO.0OAm
nolI X M. sHoEMAKER, supetnts,Ppdn, M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

Superior Court The Superior Court is
still at work. In Gump ps Kenpey, being the
third trial for a second time the jury has disa-
greed 1t stood six to six to the knowing ones
say Craighead and Wood iorplaintia, Thresh.
er and Jordan for defendant D. K. Boy
er Administrator Of Larry Nash Ss Michael
Nash was on trial yesterday. The defendant
says the note upon which he is sued is for
gerry There is nothing queer" in IT, as the
morning paper terms it, beyond ordinary Law
suit nor is there any agreement that mo
matter who wins" the costs come tout Of the
estate" ]. A. Jordan for plaintiff and Houk
4 MoMahon for defendant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
Railt6aos.
paytOn q Western RallrOnd.
CHANGE OF TIME

VfINNWh U IInIL
ON and after Monday next trains on me loa,0,
At s;65 IN and 400 M '''eo'
Returning, will arrive At llilo q m and s.Oopp
Tho 500 M and 4:b0p M express trans ,1., .
close connections 10 all points m the West and Eon
and sUo m train iH tho shortest and ouiekss, ,,, a
to chicago and the Northwest. Aou
noH II. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
Insurance.
NET ASSETS JANUARY, 1884,
81 a, O O q q q q a9,

T. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the Rtna.
aher orty-hve years severe trial. has realized the
greatest public advantage and success Of tha Va.
rious systems Of Fire Insurance in the country
u lt 70 DOW better than ever prepared for dutV
o. SIXTEEN THOUSAND LOSS CLAIMS have been
settled and paid. SIXTEEN MILLioNsSoE
DOLLARSl
Q. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE
IN The United Satos, averages over 500 900 daily
Is your property exposed and unprotectedi
7. ARE YOU INSUREGr Hnot, why noti Tbecos
is trining the duty is manifest; the result mayt
your escape from ruin-while DELAY and nagIae
may involve youin bankruptcy, poverty or enI
.disanPolntmsnts Lssf nisse1 sl'sIIf =
.. PARTtcULAR ATTENTION and regard IL o,ven
to small risks a. well a, large Ones. Able secori.
" and superior commercial advantages Afforded.
Policies Issued without Delay
fe2odly JOHN H. sTOPPELMAN,'ARent,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15

Persons OF sedenary habits troubled with weakness
assituds palpitatIon Of the heart, Lack Of appetite
distress amer eating, torpid liver, constipation &c.,
daserYe 70 aufr n they win not try the celehraed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-15
}BIantation lSittrrs.


ake 1'th la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
UThc Nomiuatrou..p

Under Ibis head the vrtuous and highly ex-
empsry Journal reads a moral lecture to the Re-
publican party. which, If not instructive. may be
regarded as somewhat sarcastic We quote a
paragraph or two to illustrate the moral:
Wherefore We beg the Convention of the 22d
Ia give Us the very best men that the party con
tains: not To tie lis choice down 10 the names
suggested by the papers announced b. Many
Friends and n two-dOiln bill. but 10 search any
where. among any past party associations. for
those whose characters can commsnd confidence,
and whose abilities can make their characters
active agents for good. There are indications
that We shall have doubtful and even desperate
contest. and NE can't afford to fight with smooth
bores if we can fsd rifles
This il the text. Now comes the illustration
which give in tho Journals own language:
"PopuIarity in time past has not always been
"A creltable quality. Ii has been purchased too
often nv mean compiAuces aud unworthy arts
by p,nderug TO bad passions. and enduring bad
practices But Gov. Morton Is an illustration OF
kind Of popularity that neUer iaftered ranify
nsusr encouraged social rices. never sought favor
by iflse airs or false professions
There Is but little need OF comment upon the
Journals idea or Illustration OF creditable popu
larity. If His Exceilency is specimen brick
of official integrity and personal purity in the
Republican ranks. il must impress every good
citizen that We have indeed fallen upon evil times
II the nomination of men to public position who
violate with impunity both moral and civil laws
will be positive addition to its strength which
the Republican party cannot afford to lose, We
can only say God help the Rspsblic'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
STATE ITEMS.
Saws the Terre Hante Express:


Some dastardly scouud; 81 attempted to fire the
L. and +. freight depot at this point. on
Friday night pile of slmyiugs WIS kinded
under the east platform. but fortunately was dis
covered in time and extinsuiShed by the watch
man.
The Commissioners Of Carroll county, at a
late special session. paSsei an appropriation OF
$3.50 for each volunteer who may enlist under
the last call of the President for 500 900 men.
Says the Delphi Times
Carroll county is unsurpassed bv any other in
the State in providing for the relief OF soldiers
families. according "a her wealth and population.
She has expended since the commencement of
this war not less th fifteen thousand dollars for
the benefit and maintenance of the families Of
soldiers This does not include individual con-
tributiuns. nor the sums appropriated by the Sol
diers' Aid Society. Our County Commissioners
have been liberal IL their appropriations, and
We sincerely hope thtt The loyalty and patriotism
of the officers, ana the party that placed them II,
power. can 10 longer he questioned; that il is
libel 20 call then, "sculons in power and op
pOsej 10 the government Our county has done
nobly. The Demorratic party is identified with
the Inte:e>t- a. the naiOn-Seeking 70 preserve
and perpetuate the same and have never re>Olv ed
one State on; OF Tie Union. or peitioned TO dis
solve it; have never c0untenauced resistance to
law. or encouraged lie sIirt OF spOation and
embii;erel hatred az Endorsed violations of law
commissions Of frauds. party successes over
the ruinS OF liberty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
The Northern Democracy again.


On the 4'h of July. The anniversary of the
Declaration of their independence by the rebels
of '76, the National Democratic Convention of
the United States meets at Chicago. 10 nominate
a candidate for the Presidency A Congressional
Democratic caucus. which lately assembled at
Washington has adopted resolutions Disappearing
of Lncolns emancipation procia nation, and also
declaring in favor of such policy toward the
people OF the insurgent States as i best calcu-
atei TO bring the war TO a close and restore said
States to the Union. under the Constitution
with all their constitutional rights unlmpaired.
II il also announced that the greatest harmony
prevails between Democrats aud Conservatives.
This intelligence is not without interest in the
Southern Coniederacy. Amos Kendall. who
lately presided over Conservative meeting in
Philadelphia. gravely announced that a suspicion
had recently sprang up in ms mind that the Con
federates really intended 10 dissolve the Union,
We frankly confess that an idea OF the same sort
has more than once occurred to as since the FIRST
blood was shed at Bethel We have not been
able 10 dismiss the apprehension that permanent
alienation of feeling might spring up from the
constant chickering's OF Yankees and Con.eJerates.
tor the last three years Perhaps IL IS owing 70
a Respondent temperament, or a natural propen-
sity to looking on the dark side: bat, 40 it IS, sc
have sometimes found that the constant recur-
renee Of such uniraterual broils "a those az Ma
nassas, on the Peninsula in Northern Iirgias.
in Pennsylvania, Tennessee, aud every other
Southern State. might lead ultimately TO a seDa-
ration and diversion OF the whole happy American
family.
We have ~ times fancied that We heard the
rattle OF na-ketry. the roar Of cannon. the
groans Of the wounded. the sorrowful signs Of the
captive: that have seen the pale faces Of de ID
men. tive fearful eyes OF the widoss. and whole
districts Of country. the garden spots Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

Hon. JonS Law. in letter to the Evansville
Times, states the following facts;
| inquired day two since at the Second
Auditors. what were TIE number OF claims lied
there Tor bounty and back pay" was told
the number fled on the first Of January WAS 10.
OH, aud IN the last month about 4 500: that Ger
tihcsies between 5000 aud I'D 030 were adiudi
Gated. inquired At the Commissioner OF Pen
sions. the number oi Applications flel in his
Office Tor pensions. and informed 81 900 on
the trs, OF January. aud about $500 in that
month.
What terrible picture Is this OF human
slaughter. suffering aud wounds. in the cause OF
this terrible contest How many widows .and
orphans mourn the loss of their husbands and
fathers How many OF our gallant soldiers
friends and acquainfauces. are maimed Tor lite
War at any time. with any people, Is to De avoid
ei IL it can bv auy honorable means. and is de,-
rimeats. Ia the people who sre engaged IN 10. for
the tine il lssts-but civil sAr var among
ourselves. is one OF the greatest calsmitles thai
can befsll a nation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

other day. and the entire Office ruined b. the
.iuten-ely loyal" Jscobins. The Abolition lead
ers Whereabouts. chucslcd over q. as hne joke;
when the Democrats up in their might and
completely turned the tables. by mob0ng the
residences. and smashing them into "pi." Of fhe
leaders of the Abolition party. who had been in
stTumental in melting the mob against the Dem
ocratic priutiuy ofi.e At the last accounts. the
laugh vas emphstically from the "other side OF
the mouth There must be some means of pro
tecting private property from destruction b.
mob. These Abolition Jacobins who stir up
MODS. had better learn this fact at their earliest
possible eopvsniepes.-l Cairo Democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
rs NOW READY TO TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
4 pertaining TO legitimate Banking.

rs NOW READY TO TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
Il pertaining 10 legitimate Banking.
II l. permanent u. Depository and Fiscal Agent Of
the Government Persons desiring place funds the
credit OF the United States for per cent legal tender
notes and for due the United from Banks Rail-
roads, Insurance and other compsn other like pur-
pose can pay the into this Bank the into
the Treasury at Washington thus avoiding rsk delay
trouble and expense.
Orders for per cent legal tender all other
u = Securities promptly executed and commission al
lowed 20 purchasers on all nds orier- at this Bank
on which the Bank receives a commission for selling.
The highest rates gwen for Gold. Silver Coupons.
Quartermaster's Check AM all public securities.
Exchange bought and sold liberal terms, and col
iecti0ns made
o. : Revenue Stamps always for sale in suit
and at discount Re any part of the State II
requested.
Orders 20 buy sell tocks coin, here or In New
lork, will be executed per oder and low
mission This Bank has the most compe,e arrangements
for tending 10 this kind Of bu ness.
The strictest attention paid the keeping
posts and every disposition will be manifested 10
commodate those who dep s il this Bank.
National Bank Notes, where issued, will be
received deposit and payment Of Revenue Stamps
and United States Securities
This Bank is Ioca.ed on Pennsylvania. street near
Washington. odd Fellows Building. Authorized
capital ., 900 600 Directors-Wm. II. English VIM. r.
Nofsnger Benz. r. Tuftle, Ier. Acene. Lewis Jordan
Jno. w. Murphy, Fabns ~ Finch. neoss Root and WIN.
Braden- wM- r. ENGLISH. Priest
janlldlm Nm. X. HOFsINGEk, csshr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
ASTROLOCY.
n - u IL OF Q Or Y !.

90 AND SEE THE NATU AL GIFTED ASTROLO-
NJ GER. Professor f.fONADOUS lie i the seventh
OF the seventh son: born th natural gift be
into futGrv with such eyacinSs that IL j. really aston
iShing bona side Astroioser of the nineteenth
century With the aid a magic glass and the card. Of
tie eminent French SerceresS. Madame Lenormand he
tell everything that still wrapt in Oblivion. He
u teilhOse who him who they Will marry. the
number 81 children they will have and the length Of
their lives for few DAYS. Only and consult the
Astro,gi;. at No. s. kentucky Avenue, first house be-
low the Bank
Price Of consultation 81 febl6 dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
RENOVATERS.
CLEANING AND OYEIsG ESTABLISHMENT

fkyHE UNITED ST ATEs DYE HOUSE, 40. ss SOUTH
Il Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Al his old aud well-known establishment, the ladies
have silks and wooden goods dyed In permanent and
beautiful coors and gents garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and secondhand clothing bought and sold also,
spaicular branch IN the business denominaed fine draw
ing billiard table cloth. any garment
wrought tina; il not be visible TO the naked eve
Remember the place. No. - south illinois street
isnl0 JOSEPH HARRIr Proprie.or
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
COAL.
DIRECTORY.
CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1864.

MIR. J. D. CAMPBELL WILL CALL IN PERSON IN
w few days, upon the bI mess Of indianapolis,
soliciting their patronage 10 the Third Annual Edit on
of the indianapolis City Directory. which will be
hvered subscribers the be prop
erly made.
Persons desiring 10 leave orders viii please call at the
counting room of Messrs. II Il Dsdd 4 Co
CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON
febl3 DIT Publ shers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
coPARTNERsHIP.


UHAyE TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Of improved CITY Properly, that vi sell for one
fourrh down anc TIE OalaDce within eight the
purchaser p=yns per cent interest IN advance
nu4lly. GEOg IL W. PITTS.
dscle-d2U.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
r REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
R& n Nz % ~ n f..
"TE RESPECTFULLY GIVE NOTICE OF OUR RE
w moval, on the Is; inst, from - West Washing
ton street, TO
No. IS south Meridian street,
Schnulfs New Block, and invite Merchants T. an exami
nation of orr stock 81 Beaver CASHMERE Fur and Woo
Hats, with Caps OF all style, for and boy~ which
oer 10 ihe trade al prices low lie found IN any
other Western Jobbing Hat House. stocks are
le ted the best manuf cfories East an are Of stye.
suifing the trade 81 any locality
In Straw Goods We have 4 all times good assert
ment- donaldson CARR
IS SO tn Nerd an street. Schnull's New Block
fehl5-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

BRow.Low DEAp 1t was currently reported
ut Nashville, on Tuesday evening. that Parson
IrownIow editor OF the Rebel Veniator. died a
few DAYS ago al his home in Knoxville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

~ We are indebted 10 Hon. D. " VOORHEES,
for copy of the report of Gen. McCLELLAS, de
failing the organization ana operations of the
Army of the Potomac while under his COM
mand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

SIs have the honor 10 report tha; have been OBJ
strucied getting 10 the this morning BY h- con
duetor Of No 81 Of the Fourteenth street line OF the
city railway.
started from my lodgings 10 90 10 the hospital for
merry had charge o. 20 notes % the
70 give evidence IN and hailed the a. the corner ol
four'ernin ana streets II was stopped for me. ard
when attempted enter the conductor pulled me bark
And informed ne that must ride the front with the
driver, as Wa against the rules coored persons 10
ride iustce told him would ride the
be said should no; rice al al he then elected M ON
the platform. aud Al the tine gave orders 10 the
driter 70 50 on have therefore been comneiied 70
us the distance In the mud and ram ana have also
been DELAYED IN my attendance aron the court
therefore o>i respectfully request thar the offender
may BE- arrested and brouxht 20 punishment.
remain, sir, your obedient servant.
A. l. AUGUSTA B.
surgeon III l $. colored troops
Captain c W. CIIrFISafos, judge Advoeste.
% believe that the writer OF this letter bid lust
40 much right in that car 40 the senator from In
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21


hrs A, called AAd usssas deHa'a vera o.
rwm.VR oaHf suaAh, ar hiMOEa
rhs Asss, klNA
Mrs, u, ~, enc deRar's Wotth oi JAs msea, l.ad
FouRrnEN ohNr su0AR, ar AlNIoKs
Nrs, .. ne' ne tsRwrs wSA Il As a.ssss.t ESD
RSf
sIxrKNS CHNr suaAR, Ar HiNiUKN
At =, says ss, he ~, ne bss, quality ~ Eesa
gio curFBN Ar O. a, miucKt,
that Ne sv- dr~as, sud Mr. n s.ys she ~, Ne ta
sstw
eREas WA Ir IA AINIuKa
Wbhv evsff sply calls spss sons Of Una, ezeeitea
RXOElAiOR AIRuP, ar ), MiNtoK
Nj n, sAts he purchased ahaU barrel d
wulrR Tfau At !, nlNIoRS
peoiastly NE lns,he ever u'ed Nhie We suPFly .
NO I NAOKHRHi., AT "a MtEtoKG,
Both ioT else and Qoat5, saenst hp eascllsd is o.
u HSisyi,ss sli % ssl AZ he svnaAws' andn
psct hit stock Of
Onolpn pRIRn FRuIT,
OOfFkEh AND THAh,
nuoAR oF Att kiNNa,
And te largest and kest variety 81 Grsserss ~ " sscn
~ The ~ty. hls large ssi.tlishmsH,s ou Ae
Oarnsr 90 Market and JsNsrssa nas,
Auiav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

10 the sonFss oi Az Able article, 1lss I.sass.
Vile De~ocraf ssls,
The Ahulpaoh,sis rejoice greatly over the
victory lately ~on ~ hem in New Hamt
sh'r', Ihey sot nsiarity Of about iasr
Thousand votes, Witch ~ould be vefy veil tor
polAcAl Netog bat these Abol,iionis,s
dqp't - trsArd Il u was a saaies, belueea ad
loia' m~n AVID traitors bvsveuh triends OF tho
ooVegnterAl aRd tsl pRem,ss selsf that view. q Il
of the case, The msjaalyls noihiRt. lor OF
shat oouarqpepee 4 ons WAa la I've more
uhs side han oa he othef The febels Al.
not One ~ ioef ~ the shole Ufion. "a lAstl Z
ihsy afvtqalsumborvd three 10 ons by lasat
men yet they ste, very uoahlesonn Ii thoy
numher hall, lacking small psr eeatase ths tIt
eaese OFT Dhion would b. hopalesa ts.sait
Nov, # uearly hail Of New usmpaA,rs ssa
traitors, and nmr0s opt ihp same ssy ia The
Tes, OF tho States that vute this yees WAaSia
hade ~ 10 hope iesl We laka tAs. cass a. 4
the Aholitons,s themselves pressntit Thssa
eccl Ions are contsais between ldyAf msn aed
rebels u this ceuatty, iAsa, lhs cave s1seds
ihps NseTlJ The whole SoalA are frbsls ,hs
exceptions AIe rale, Nearly half The Notlh
Afv oa their s'de--teAols too Sad program
me tAis, hirae ta nfaa eriad sn,.
Tho hopes Of honest Uuioa men, who haVs
long Hallered themselves that The Unioh
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