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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

The Mayor 81 CtGE!.alen r:ia:a :: sasaz!t Ct
5000 for the dissection Of it.3"IiGiar:s ii 'has
city. Barglariss E:9 beo+h:ihs .faqasr: III
Chsrirs:oo. An I'a!,a.:, rairHd '!imi 3oi:.ri,
wa: recently G,ias:es and c3mmit:ed on f:o
saparat, charges. he had a.'!': ionf wa'':ss
and Isl q sil7srwera f1o!:: !iy: tfsr"ni i,:.r-
ties, by breaking into thsi: hea.cs. $50 to'-
disrs, :.;sTi;5t, J3saph Br7a1 I'D j. :. Kia!;:,,
have 81 en- arrested cal.:s.; %::t a.s:iIa:s :i:E-
teen !.sa Gf coffee from shs ;.9:,ia:-.sr? depot
in Ann stTaet. Negro nGn rni ?'amca rr5
sailing in CnLs!.s::n az i!c.1I. 5000 10 COCO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
Hl.GsLL ANXIOUS,

ii. irlluwirg na,nes Ct well know: oit;zerf
in.r hem mentioned il the journals for the
Cnri, ii State .! South Caroline; FIR which al
r!e:iicn. "a required sgary sscond (svep) yssr.
Z i! he hali by liza General Assembly, which
vii ...et ~ ti,p 2S' ii November Charles
7. Liwn:ias. Jrhc S: Preston. John j. Man
n;1e t.E Earern1F), Hsmncl MtGowaa.
A military eeosus CT Columbia has b:sn
:,k.n rad exhibits the narles If steven bun .
,f.sl r,:,l :ae ni;;ig s.il.nf between the age:
If asvsD:esn and fifty. Ia Colombia and
srn!:a!bc;s, lse.mro5 aye being deli7ercd b.
r:amincrt literary and clerical gentlemen for
=, !.Gr"iit nc tho hospitals.
T:9 E3esii u Di.:rict is bero;oinG famous
F3r the ,a;,ufac;u.a Il :ean;i.ul fans. matn oil
nn::; sid ths dIvrn Hf the g0os2. ard Gle
..ai:t hi!; and b.rn-!s insfa OF the Pams;tD,
riua m.sw I'D sh,Icka. There haa al-o heen
"il immsil:e projection Of sorshum il this
Di-;r;1: Lh;s scssoR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

eip;a to pay aid redeaa1 their portion of the
national aabt, CID 60 rspudiate efectually and
forever al shaughts Of Reputation Of the cur
rcnoy OF bonds, sss duties devolving upon tho
Legislature ofY;rsinia. That it will promptly
srd fully respond to all these subjects, Ne
entertain no doubt, and We hail this early
nsoting with great satisfaction and pleasure
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FROM SOUTH CAHOLlN i.
SIEGE eY CuARLfaroN.

Charleston papers Of the eth end 18th a.
nornss the continued l0mbarimant Of the
city by tho enemy's fact The Courier"
of Friday clroniclen the ihtal explosion Of 6
two han3rad-pou:"itr Parrot sb7ll thrown BY
lbs suamy, resulting in tho melancholy death
nj Li.ut. T.. p. Mays Lien. John Darl9u art
Pirate Shsnnon, Of Company + 32d Georsi'
Regiment, and severely wpanGira L;e"t. b avid
Z. willie, of'the Same company and regiment
Captain MobIAy had very rsrrow escape,
beira in thu same room, Lut remaisins uE-
sounhe.!
The >" nercury" suys :hcrs IS now no doubt
:hs, our pri.1ners Lately con.inel in :bs pen
III Mcrris I-}srd have been sent 70 Fort PAP
i.sEi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

The Louisville Journal makes good sug-
g<z:;6n one, however, like many good sug-
s=s:ion. to tho Same party, little likely to be
carried out. Ssys tie Journal III the Ad-
minist.stion wants to make any more arbitrary
arrests, ist j. arrest Lse, Beauregard i Co.
Just O. arbitrarily es it pleases."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

NoTIOE-Hsvins lost certificate Of debt Of ,hc state
IN Of Virginia, issaed In Ey nac, for uEdef
&C. OF 18th March, 1856, and cuSbcscd s:l sf-
ply 10 the prone, authorities foT .caeTsl thereof
Saa3. lgHSmf D. J. Bc1 aIsyI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

TIE Mseon la.::Iisara::' :.:$ i: ia sx-
pected tina. the Georgia militia. WI. isey st>
turn to camp st til, Gni ii thu" s"r!cuah. will
De used in iu.cr. l.. .hL i..,i:.-6; y! .tuEGs:n.
.NaGun, Mili*dgsviIlh, Columbus o. :it!i-os sc
the Gnt nr the o:aar nsg ba :ir.4 s.l:a ~
raida or Ga;ao;.B, ffsr, .:E@r;ni.:i'i ..uiy.
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r OST, OF STOLEN ~ .s..:isrE'i 81; = -:
IL rassGe- through LeuisG c"al.y. 10 9i.'"'-@ $50
Gates q stock:
lot. Virginia s!I per ceu's: Il!
no l,vSG. dated 2si laEws.y.- iri4 - - - 20
Janua.y, l:.', Tor - GO. .-:
lot u. ret, l-IT f1r 800. ~
l7th January, lsss, Ter t6y'. -.
I'd Virginia Trt snd :Is,!nc irsE:1-:- -.
&c. us, dated 29;h 5eccrst.r, so. ;'' $500
shares, pa value, $3o.
I'd. RchaoEd Fire Association: -, :.
RIO. l,5s2, dated 5od March, isis, :oE f'iS't
value, $50. ,.-..7:
shares, par, go.
4fh. Richmond Per:aIe fHst.tr;s: .,ss
&c. 10, dated .Gk seitai-ner, ISL =. '+.''
psr value, $50.
Also. one Virginia Central E.,tosd s;;a ,.-., LIZ,
10 3s5, dated 1st October, ISL, !,ssea u D''
Noise u hereby given TIA: eef :=s p7r!'snS o. "a
octice, application vii De FADE e: IT, iIassrI.
stoYe securities. 49,, - =.
aug 2--lssIaws hT"h~ n''-- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Two yoi1g :a'it: in Hoa2.:so:,, Kj, r.:
otas.y dr.srr.; themselves ~. I.:I!, ;.ii:5 I'D
roo. through the t1T1 10 r:.:a:.r s';sii!ls
a:yls soaring ths t:m!ti cit:g::.., G:e.,,::&...3
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.iVY IR.rI n"'J (;

.tVp EESarI ~"
DTfia: Stk-.iE SfiH"i
uora:r Mo-. aga 3s:< a.;t =,
JITasxGO.-B!noE sfd s:r.t 10 -. 81
w Tin md Bra.e WlIa. Q! cl'F--, ,'s.i. apt
Ir.n 1lsdo1 GIss7 JSi SIS. SID -! -. .,.;ra WI
aaS nj otass sr..c,si fer 6a7Ei Ssrs1:'nn ~ isEEE
psy tbs nitfei Irirs. IL t.s.s; . ocs-s1
Iaaf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

The proslsmsti5o ct the GoVsra1s u! Vlt-
ginia eon7sotcs she Legislature 81 tie ata.s
on ths fret TaaR.saay in December aazi,
will ts fourd IN rhis mornings psPsts. Az
no period Of this var has asrs szi6ted Il
g.sstsT Esassssry foI meeting Of tho Lsgis-
lasuse, sod tbs prompt raeunsr il Whiah ito
Exeaative Of. the Stats has sczsI in this mat
q, as. we'll as the sims selected iP BIN fol
the assembling Of tho Legislature, is peculiar
~ fortunate fo. thu Stass. Va look to tho
Legislature Of Virginia to give out further
assurance Oh tho part Of She State nsrer to
yield il this contest, ara to pledge all tho
Lives, fortunes ind homer Of the people, not
only 70 she prosecution OF the war, but also to
he pssisns bearing Of eli the burdsna the war
may Impose To eli up tho army, to give up
the supplies, to sustain the credit and to eI-
press the discrimination Of the people Of Viz.
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sHw ycEK GGir IAaE,

New YunK, o.. 29.--s;0i&; a!o=e,i Is. tA'
evening sLock tEcharsr st 2l'!.
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4 VICTORY CLAIHsD ~ East FCsHEfa2E

J'T'-'-!F'E
EkoS71LlE. Teri, o., - --;:.r. G;!iain
hsi light yes::id>y p.;', '.H:h~E'' Gaa!-
v;ari, nj MosrirsozD. rrp' !.::..Y :ju!jnA bin.
capturing QUO t,li!ldrti aha -:aEY-sHfen rrss.
0Eers, .nciuding onc aal1:l. o., rn.j;:, ST
captains. eight iiem:eHona. r!Fo l2"rrunae"s
and o::e mountain f:r;s,;::... Taa fGisaIt!s
a.3 artillery arEl'e2 ::sra 10 ni1ir:@a
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City pnfxr. Oct 2. ishI.

l. S. GRANT. L:.ut. Cen.
Reports from Gan. Shem~.s c'pa:!m ent tn
s.. o'cock this evening indicate that The n h@i
n,ny is again threatening Aem'rs';Ht ona ',g"'"fi
Tennessee hut there Is III I,hscn - .:&no: u 81
Sherman snd 'Thcmas WI be found prepared !of
whatever movement ma. TIE i'lnc~,
The reports from Missouri and AikEaaai coz
eur in stating tie duicnt Q! P,;cc w:ta hcsSy
losa. EDwGS a. STATION, :,jG:::a:y War
TIE c;rreslonleAt IS lbs "cnf'n'el'"
s...tas that tbs wh9!5 Iumls: Il c:n:nija be-
fire Petersburg was nb.n; :;':s. Ac:::icd.
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III
risys IF himself, in character and feeling, in
dependence, native impulse. His impulse is
to escape from danger, not to confront it. LII
the iron. RINK, he would surrender or desert;
in the rear rank, he would run.
The Yankees have inside soldiers, not Of
negroes only, but of foreigners also. Why
heva not wo2 Because We could not supply
taat necessary thins--motioe. We could only
promise them worse wages, worse fare, and
worse lodgings than those they would leave
behind.
And what would be the effect upon the
ar,ry--.ths army of white men-of this infu-
sion Of The negro element? Laying aside ell
questions of tasts-of likes and dislikes-the
morale of an army is worse affected by sus-
pscted elements in its own constitution than By
numerical weakness. The apprehension OF
t:eachery in any part of the line will impair
tho confidence of the whole army in SUCCESS in
any engagement It is as. q limb out of joint.
Who're the enemy has advanced its lines
into our territory, the negroes have gone over
10 them IN large numbers. Judging correctly
CT Incorrectly as to their interest, this has
been thsir practical decision. Tho efeot Of
the proposed action is to transport the negroes
to the same ohano.s these runsways have en-
loJed; to carry them, with arms in Their
hands, into proximity to the ene-" r lines.-
We shall find results the sans.
10 secure the worthless and unreliable ser.
Tices OF such soldiery We would disturb the
most delicate OF relations, those between mas
tsr and slave, and between different races in
abiting the same territory. We propose to
have tho sble.bodie unlearn tho lessons of
life and become formidable to our enemies
Can ne prevent their thus becoming formids-
bio TO ourselvesp Take away the present
system of restraints and who shall answer for
The sufioianoy CT the newt Not to dwell
here, where much could be said, gen
oral emancipation would be the final
result Of such 9 policy. And, if this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

Wa have tsoeipai ..aw YoIk papaEs Of
Saturday, and ths N'aainG!ca "Ch:cn:s!s"
Of Sunday last. Co;auliT.t ur9a ias following:
extracts is urna02rfsTy:
TIE REcEnF OPERATING gEg-=s Richmond LIE
p9TEHSECnG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
CITY Hoard Of Education.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. ID, I

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. Id, Cd
Present-Messrs Conway, Howard, Young
Brown, Miller Patton, Rott and Walker
Minutes OF the last meeting were read anC
approved
A communication was received from E. II
Butler d Co, calling the attention OF the
Board to Mitehelps new series OF Biographies
and proposing TO exchange for Warrens Re
ferred to Text Book Committee.
The communication of s. 8. Holden, pro
posing TO substitute Monteith and MeNRlly's
series Of Biographies in place OF Warren g.
which was laid over at last meeting, was taken
up and referred to Text Book COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on Teach
ers, 10 whom was referred the subject Of in,
crease Of teachers salary, recommended that
the salaries Of the teachers be bestowed to
the same basis, as they were preVious to July,
1861 This resolution to take effect from the
middle Of the present quarters Approved.
BY Mr., Young, Resolped, That the Com
mittee of the Sixth District, be authorized to
have the necessary repairs made to the seats
in their school house, and il necessary pro-
cure some more sssta, Adopted.
By M. Howard, Resolued. That the sun
Of twenty-five dollars be added TO the salary
Of Mr.. Bartholomy, teacher Of French ia the
High School Lost
By Mr.. Brown, Resolped, That the Presi-
dent Of this Board be requested 10 prepare
and forward to the members OF the Legisla-
tnre, q statement Of the census of ell entitled
to school privileges in our city, together with
an assurance Of The number Of sitLings now
provided in the several school houses, and
thereby show the necessity Of increased tax
alton in order toprOvide for the facilities OF
ell who may wish 10 enjoy the night of send
ing their children TO our common schools
Second, That authority be asked from the
Legislature 10 levy an additional tax Of not
more than mills for tuition, mills for
contingent, and - mills for building pnr-
poses, said Act 10 be submitted to the people
II approved Adopted
The following bills were allowed George
Mccain d Co, 1888 90; e. ID. a "A. Il. Payne,
$50 sli Brown 4 Irwin, s76 10; H. stariger,
$40 90; Thos Connelly, $40 90; Jameu Rick
ey, $37 80; Joseph BlAgeman, s34 10, VIM.
Sitzsl $50 90; Robert Gregg, $50 90; G. A.
Starr, $40 66 A. Weisthanpt, $2f so; John
Firth, S2l o. Henry Krop sIs IS; EMPIRE
Company, el2 co. NJ n WheAton, $lO s5
d. L, Smith, " TO- II. Threshes 4 Co,
S6 rs; Van AusdAl Dixon & Co., 81 81; @.
Raymond, - co. A, B. Leaman, S3 70; J.
Garvey. S3 90; J. e. Shonaeker, 81 90; W.
R s. Ayres, u 80 Isaac Laaston, q 90.
Board adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15

Barbarity.-We have heard great deal
about the barbarity Of the rebels in not bury
ing the Federal dead which fell into their
hands aAer the Chicamauga slaughter q
A correspondent Of the Louisville journal,
who visited the field, denied the current sto.
ries, and declared that they had buried our
dead as deceutly as their own, and that all
had been buried as well as the nature of the
case admitted. In yesterdays Commercial,
however, the charge is revived by Mr.. Boyle,
or Doyle, and dwelt upon with great indigna-
ton Our recollection Of the matter is, that
Bragg, in refusing Rosecrans permission to
bury his dead, informed him that he had tn
ken federal prisoners enough to attend to that
duty, and Il may be that the fault is theirs
If uncovered bones" are visible. We say
this may possibly be the case.
We remember being told by numbers Of
cur friends-snd the fact was notorious
that the field of Shiloh, (Which was held by
the Federals,) was spotted white with the
bleaching bones of the fallen Of both sides
friends and foes. 1t seems to us that when
men have slaughtered each other, barbariiy
has done its worst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15

A Straw.-We heard Republican the
other day, make the following significant ad
mission to friend whom he met upon the
pavement: Said he, n voted for Lincoln,
and have always been Republican bHt his
nigger business Is getting a lille too hedpy.
EXPLANATION: The fellow had been "in.
dulging" to about a favorable extent to illu-
inmate the deep darkness Of black republican
depravily with glepm of his better nature
Ito arouse his latent humanity, and to smte
from bis heart Of stone spark OF Christian
charity and Democracy We only hope that
with the return of morning, its headache and
jebilitated energies, the spark that was enkin
died may not die out, and darkness again re-
sume its melancholy sway. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
AegaI
sHERIFFs SALE
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 40.

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, 40.
4 WILL sell at public suction on
j FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1854,
AZ the store room iOmerly occupied by NJ. V. Il.
Shepard, No ga Fifh street. Dayton, Ohio, the fol-
lowing goods and cNates, to-wit Tho entire stock OF
groeeries consisting OF sugar coffee. tea, tobacco,
molasses, syrup, houf canned ffui corn meal, bOsns
crockery, candies and lot Of Yankee notions; also,
one hand-cArli an entire stock OF staple and fancy
groceries, &c. Also, pArlOT coal stove snd pipe
center saae, set cane seat chairs lounge, Boston
rocking chair.
Taken on execution ~ the property Of Martin " h.
shepard, az the suit OF KneislI 4 Mclntrc. Terms
cash sale 70 commence Al ten O'Clock m, and con
tinue until all Is sold
GEORGE woGAMAE shena.
JeRDAH SfARh, Attorneys. ia9sits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
For Sale.
ApMINIsrRATOKIs SALE.

NNHE personal property belonging 10 the estate Of
i Is. N Ayrea, deceased consisting OF
One Black Mare, One SOTrrl CeldinF, .'I
One Carriage, One Trotlng Buggy,
one Spring Wagon, One one horse hTni wagon
One Cart, One Sleigh,
Harness, Piow, CultiVator, Harrow and other pIOp-
ery will be sold Mt public yendus, At the aua re IL
dence Of thr deceased, on slf Creek Turnpike one
mile west Of dayton, on
SATURDAY, THE GfH DAY OF FEBkuARY,
Commencing at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and will
continue nom day TO day thereafter til Ia. property
Ia all sold.
A credit Of nino months will be gwen when the
amount purchased eXces dr three dollars
jalhdavts GEORGE r. BOYER, Admir-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15

Disorderly,-One of Uncle Sans boys
allowed himself to become "riled up" yester.
day, at some individual unknown to the writer
hereof He had been skirmshing all day
with the enemy" and, when we saw him
was badly overwhelmed by numbers" mum.
hers of drinks He had "gobblsd'' them
down, and they in turn, had "gobbled" him
up
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
MynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Dseasesoi tile throat, chest aud piilmonasy organs
are ever prevalent, inHidtous and dangerous. The
pnopertles Of medicine TO alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints must be e1peetOrRnt, anodyne and
nvigorang, lOosening the mucls Of the throat, and
mparting tone To the entire system No discovery
medical science ever mastered this class Of
like In. Wynkoop's iceland Pectoiai. IL is used with
he most astonishing results IN All yses OF hroncht
Influenza Whoopmg congh, diptheria or putrid sors
nnat asihHa, Group, coughs, colds nervous irrita
biiity, III.
The Rev III. Potter eertifes that al have Dr.
Wynko0ps Pectoral Tor several years, my sell and
my iamny, Tor severe ppluioaATy complaints, and
have recommended TO uauY others. and have never
reen lis e4uWN hey,J. !. f0tter, Brooklyn n. /
Hundreds and thousanis at Important iestimoni-
ads roud b produned, sliuwiug iis remHrkahlo cures
hud that 10 never lails,
IL - comp II pare Iceland Moss, Balm OF Gil
ad. Peruvian Bal-sm, ElrcanI ane omfrey, Bar
dock and other an iuafle oxectsi al thic Ia
gre'leuiS. ltis harmless, prompt Nnd lasting. iu-
falid~ ant sufferers cannot afford % fltc trial.
Every family should hays Il, II " rsinsfknbls Tor
roup i'n.l d-sc4i,rots tto rntnC tidstiohs an1 a
Teeuous scrounpau) tAcg hptuo. -s
sold 10 Dayton bY W " St9Wsrt aud ail prucipAl
drugVi-t..
PruFpgd bg ~ Z, 2 Wynkoop, aud sold BY y. 3.
harn"F 20 View YORK. se25dly
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agcnrp


REAL EST ATE.AG GEnTT
NO 20o THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
I'D - MANS OEFIOE.
I HAVE a large amount Of property for sale, such
~ houses and lots, In sl parts OF the city, at ya
Qua prices ranging from four hundred TO ten Thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well situated; and
nny quantity OF Vacaut lots Tor sale Also several
nrlns ior ssle, ranging from hundred and sixty
acres down TO two acre + adjoining the city and in
the county i
Those having property for sale. and thosa wanting
to buy, will do we'll to call on me, as shall give
rompt attention to all business entrusted 10 my care
] have had considerable experience in the business,
jasdim A. h. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
in MEERLY.
@itp Rotltts.
NOTICE T0 ALL WHOM In MAY CONCERN

NOTICE is hereby given that there ara now pending
IN before the city C0un il of the city OF Dayton tbs
following Ordinances, O-WiC
~ grade. gra el, curb and gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street TO tie eait line Of out lot No. 2s
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances twice
read laid the table, aud the Clerk instructed 10 gvo
four weeks notice Of the pendancy 81 the lame.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
aeerue non sad improvements to be filed in writing
with toe Cty Clerp, setting forth the amount DAM
agea claimed within two weeks alter the expiration
OF the time quired Tor the publication Of such notice,
when the same will he taken up Tor hna action.
de2d4N ANTHONY STEPHEhs City Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM III MAY 90 SCRRE

NOTICE hereby given that there are now penoing
IN before The CITY ounc OF the city OF Dayton, he
following Ordinances, to-witi
TO improve Maple street nom Charter street to the
Western Isevee. Nef
In pursuance TO the law said Ordinances we're twice
read laid the table, aud tho Clerk structed to give
four weeks notice OF the pendaney OF the same.
The law requi sB all claims for damages that ma
accrue from sa I'D improvements 10 be hled 10 Writing
with the City lstt Getting forth the amount OF dam
ages claimed, within two weeks aor The expiration OF
the time requ ned for the publication of such notice,
when the same will he taken up for final action.
nO3Od4w ANTHONY sri1ihENS, pIty Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15

B@-A bill has passed the Senate sxem pit
ing preachers and non-combatants from the
draft. 1t may pass the House and become a
law, though we hope not 1t is consoling to
remember that the Devil will get his own af
ter while.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15

Shirt Mandatory Ralph NJ Cracken,
proprietor Of the extensive Democratic Shirt
mandatory, Cincinnati, ndvertises in the
Empire. he a liberal, clever gentleman,
and in every way worthy of Democr pa!
tronage. He is a cOpperhead, aud he don't
care who knows it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
IGlants.

NTAETED-A permanent situation as book
w keeper, clerk, salesman, travelling agent man
uhcturer Of tobacco. The advertiser offers the in-
ducemeni Of acquaintance with the French, German
and English languages. Inquire at No. 40 Main st.,
opposite the jail.
de2Odim sALVAToR soHEFFR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
NOTICE

RLLEN IADEw filed her petition IN the Court o
~ Common Pleas IN and for the county Of Mont
som sFy the state Of Ohio, on the SIal day Of Do
cembel, ieoB, against John L sdes, praying ioT d.
yeIes lor tho eanses Of gross neglect Of duty and
adultery. $3.50 ElIEN LADtW
JosEAH LOvELL, Attorney. ja0Ws