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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-22

| News and Items.
The Count de Paris was married to Isa-
b lila Of Spain on thc 30th.
1t is expected that Holstein and Southern
Schleswig will be d.tatched from Denmark
and united to Germany; and North Schles.
wig will be incorporated with Denmark.
A bill has been passed authorizing the
sale of the Marine Hospital at Chicago.
The estimated number Of troops called
into the service since the present war be.
gan IS 100000 number of battles and
skirmshes fought 1000; number Of men
killed, wounded and taken prisoners 21O,.
900.
Eleven Thousand rebel prisoners are con.
fined in Fort Delaware.
Lord Palmerston is again unable to oc.
cupy his seat in Parliament in consequence
of severe attack Of the govt.
The Emperor Macmillan and his Empress
have arrived in Mexico.
That portion Of the edition Of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer published on the 10Th and
designed for Kentucky, was suppressed by
Gen. Heintzelman for reporting general
uprising Of the people Of Kentucky.
The Countersign, a paper published by
a lady at St. Louis during the Fair, cleared
over $4,000.
1t is said that the President proposes to
take the field himself as Commander-in
Chief of the armies Of the United States If
military successes are not speedily achieved!
The subject Of foreign loan is being ex-
cited in Washington. The Secretary has
the power and it is believed he will adopt
the plan.
Reports from Northern Arkansas repre-
sent the whole country destitute of pro.
visions.
Andersonville, Ga. has been made the ge n.
eral depot for federal provisions. The Union
officers are quartered at Macon, Ga. All let.
tiers to them must be prepaid.
The French Court has sent two delegates to
this country-one civil and one milita,y-to
ascertain and report upon the real prospects of
the contending armies. France has also made
ovations to the English government in view of
putting a stop to the frighttul carnage.
Gen. Davidson has been relieved from duty
in the Western Cavalry Bureau, and put in
command of the Cavalry in the Division of
West Mississippi.
Vallandgham has returned to Ohio. He ap.
peared at the Democratic Convention at Ham
ilton on the 18th and made a speech, and from
there proceeded to his residence at Dayton
The Hamilton Convention made him dele.
gate to the Chicago Convention.
A cargo OF 10000 shovels and number of
siege guns have been shipped to Gen. Grant.
The Northern Pacific Railroad House Bill
has been agreed to by The Senate Committee
A draft for 100000 more men is expected
soon.
The Democratic State Convention for Mis-.
souri, has been adjourned until the first Wednes-
day of September.
The editor Of the Chicago Times was attack.
! ed in the street on the 18th by gambler by
the name Of Truesell. The Times had pub.
lished him and he sought to chastise its editor,
who in self defence shot at his assailant once,
when the officers took the gent in charge.
Lii 4 Diversy's Ale establishment in Chica-
60 has been damaged by fire in the amount of
$l5O.COO. The damage is to be repaired and
operations resumed in short time.
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TINS OUrsioE.-Please read the very in.
torcs.ing account Of the Battle Of Pleasant
Hin from the pen Of our brave young
Lieutenant Of the 9th, including the re-
pMt Of Col. w. T. SHAW OF Iowa, the only
'so6sr officer in command on that unfort,-
nate day. IA Picture" by -is thrill.
Ing in conception but not up to the reality.
The McGregor Western Railway by Hin.
ton, Of the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel will
be found very readable. Civil War" is
horrid enough for anybody even in these
times Of EQUALIZATION, ''The Disbanded
Volunteer on fourth page is about as
rich in satire and panish spelling as can
as can begot up Don't fail to read it
Music at uome." every parent should
read and profit BY. FL q..a..t3.z
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-22
SlOO REWARD!

STOLEN from the pasture OF the subscriber. five
~ miles north of Savannah, ILL.,, on Friday night
May 9th, TWO CHESTNUT SORREL MARES,
with perfec. match Sorrel loIse Colts, six weeks old
The mares aye II and years old The Oldest one
has large white spot, in the shape OF a mitten, on
left hip aud one white hind foot. The other has no
particular marks E4s
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the mares and
colts, and fifty deliars for he thief
- IS &r EDWARD HATFIELD.
Savannah, ILL., June 4. 1864. 4w4UO
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HO WARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL DEL DulA

nISEASES Of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary and
IL Sexual Systems-new and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard As-ocis,ion--s by mail
ia sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. sKILL.N HOUGHT9N, Howard Association, ,
No. z south Ninth ST., Philadelphia, p. 40Oy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-06-22

% STREET.
WY0rkSt0re!
Entirely New!
Recently Opened {!
THE ABBOTT BROTHERS
atlantic Markets
WITH FULL STOCK OF
FRESH GOODS!
Carefully Selected,
Which they offer to the public on terms of unusual
liberaty for these times. Persons in town, or from
the country, will consult ther interests by calling at
the
Cawe1t1 BLOCK,
Corner Main and Sd Streets,
And examine our lines Of Staples and Dress Goods,
Hats, Caps, Notions, &C., 30.
~ ~'~~' .0'''' ." pawn
Striped and CHECKED MosanabiQues, ~ -.
Mohair Leno, -
Bareges,
Checked Mohair,
Sa s,";a zSes ss.;
Mohsir de Stir,
<cp!snetts'
Printed and Plain Lapns.
bfdeH q Cord Atpdcds,
. Zephyr Cloth.
Oyoandn y",."s
''i ;; s::::,,, ETH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
cay ConneiI.

laePorted for the Empire by A. stephAns, City Clerk
TUESDAY,, January 10, 1864
Present--Mcssrs. William Dickey, ID,
dings, Bimm, Rogers, Kiersted, GillIand,
hinick, Lehman, Thomas, aud Love.
The President being absent Nc. Love was
called 10 the chair
Minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
The abatement OF amount Of goods sold by
j. X. Christopher at his Auction Rooms com.
mencing June 10Th Rhd ending December
10th, 1868, was received and the Clerk in.
strueted to charge the usual par cent on same
The subject matter Of Gas Assessment on
Front Street was referred TO tho Gas Com
mittee. ti
The following billa were allowed:
Rogers Fowler 4 Achey, $50 23, ID. X.
Boyer, Slf %, J. o. Joice, sl3 81, l. l.. Gil.
llland, - 06, ], H. Kierstod, 36 10, Wm.
Bake, IS 90, Daniel HeiDtz, o. ca
Bill ofW. p. Huffman, S2i O6, uaa referred
TO the Burial Ground Comulitss6
Council Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
A COuntry ResIdence fOr Sale,

A DESlkABLE country residence, With hReen
"A acres Of good land, lyiug one mile norh of ay.
toni on The oldfrOy road, IN offered at private sale
There N large and comfortable franle house aad
good outbuldings, on the land, an orchAni Of Hna
grahed appie, pear and peach tress a large aSsor.
meni OF strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New AllAny
and frohe iAuepes also, about three oI young
cufrNn bushes ioE wine purposes. Any pefsons de,
nring 70 purchase are requested 10 calf aud examine
Ile proofy iur themselves, tho proprietor s con
hdent that II will bear inspection.
Also, ten and a hal anTea ol um6ored land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near The Old Troy road
noaldaHtf JANIS KNOUp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

FlthE personal property belonging 70 lhe esiaio a
~ ~. N. Ayres, deceased, consisting Of
One Black Mare, One sorrol oeidipe.
vne yarrlage, Cue Trothng Buggy,
yue nPtink wagon, One oiie horse iArm wagon
Ono Cart, Daa sleigh
harneasi fioNi vultivASf, dayfca and other NJ op-
efty, viii 10 sold at pubic vendue, AZ ihe late REV.,
mile vest OF nayton 90
SATURDAY, rae ora DAY or FEBRUARY,
oommeneing "a ten ociock Ia the iorenoon and viii
eoas'qae hon deS 10 day thareAser tll ihs property
credit of nine monlhs viii ho given when the
alnoput purchas ed exteadz three dnllafr m
lalodANts GEORGE r. BOYER Admir-
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agcnrp,


A. E. MCCLURE,
REAL EST GENT
NO. 400 THIRD ETRRET, AT JOHN 4. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
HAVE a large amount Of property for sale, such
As houses ahd lots, IA a parts Of the city al yar-
9ns prceH ranging rom four hundred 10 ten thousand
dollars, % good payments, and we'll situated; and
any quantity OF vacant lots iOr sale. Also, several
lsrhH ior safe, ranging from one hundred and sixty
the county, $3.50 w ~ S :"
Inose neFing property for sale, and those wanting
70 nny, WI DO we'll 70 call on me, as l shall give
prompt stienton 70 all business entrusted 10 my care
hays had considerable experience In the business
JAouim A. ". MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20


Capt Spekes, the Engshman i've believe
he is,) who proposes tho Degeneration Of
Africa" in a speech recently delivered a.
Taunton, England, remarked with great cool
ness "The African is an intelligent creA-
inrell A little further along, the Cap'n dera.
onslrales his proposition, ~ folows: "Ynn
have read, doubtless, Of the great number Of
tUes sacrificed in the Kingdom Of Uganda a.
lone, in each year II is really very fearful
something ought to be done To put a stop tn
this Win. M Intelligent creature" the
African must be, to be surel Aud now we
are reminded-thanks to the Cap pn-thai the
black republican is an Intelligent creature
too, as the number Of lives sacrificed In A.
meriea, in each year, sufficiently attests. at
is really very fearful aud, wa think that
something ought to be done 10 put stop 10
a. As matter Of course, We do not wish
to be understood, s iuiimating any inlerfe-
renee with, or postponement Of loves Ethio-
plan endehvors, but would il not be we'll, AZ
ter An end has been put TO the sacrifice Of ne
grOss in Ugandn, &c for similar labor TO bS
attempted in America2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
NEWS or TlsE nav,

The Committee on Currency, in the
Lower House of the Legislature, has re-
ported in favor Of Harrison's Bill to fix
the legal rate of interest at seven per cent.
Thore is rumor in Richmond that
Mexico has recognized the Confederacy,
and that France is at the bottom of It.
The Richmond Examiner says Long
streets position is one of tho most advan-
tageous on the theater of War. 1t flanks
Thomas army, and threatens the enemy's
communications through Knoxville and
Nashville. Is swithin thirty miles of Cum
berland Gap, on the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, which will be completed
to Longstreet'S headquarters in three
weeks, and thus in case of emergency
bring the army of Tennessee within sup
porting distance of Richmond. In short,
it is the controlling position between Lee
and johnson, and at the same time close
enough to Kentucky for an easy invasion
OF that States whenever the signal may
be given for such amovement.
1t is believed by well-informed persons
that the Oonledcrates have not the slight
est notion of removing their capital from
Richmond.
A very fatal disease. called black fever,
is prevailing among children in Scranton,
Varbondalo, and other parts of Pennsyl-
vania.
1t is asserted upon what is assumed to
be good authority, that Senator Spraguc
is worth twelve millions of dollars. This
will be used literally for the elevation of
Chase to the Presidency.
The Philadelphia Age says the Bastiles
are now employed for double purpose.
First, to oimprison persons charged with
political oilenses, and second to sccrete
thieves who have plundored the public
treasury. Once thore, they are removed
from the jurisdiction of the State conrts.
Tho design of the "Government," is TO
shield the rascals from punishment.
The soldiers pay of thirteen dollars
month, is now enly equal to eight dollars
a month two or three years ago. when
the majority Of them enlisted. But the
Republicans refuseto increase the amount.
Hon. r. 2. S,aulding. special friend
Of Secretary Chase, has announced in Con
gress that the Treasury is on The eve of
bankr0ptcy.anl that it is difficult to find
money to pay the volunteers.
Tho Ways ani Means Committee have
as yet come 10 10 conclusion in reference
to tax on oil aud tobacco.
General Burnside is organizing an ex-
petition by land and sea, Of which the old
Ninth Army Corps is to form the nucleus.
Secretary Seward writes to Minister
Adams, that this Government holds that
OF Great Britain responsible for the injury
done to our citizens by the Alabama that
vessel having been built and fitted cut in
British waters.
Gold market closed to-day at 81 5s
7-8.
The New York whisky market closed
at 95c "a. .dav
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Draft Moeting.-The citizens of the
Fourth Ward are hereby respectfully requested
to meet at the Western Steam Fire Engine
House on Thursday evening at 7o'oIock as
business Of Importance will be before ;he meet
ing. A foil attendance is requested
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
A Fight Above tho Clouds. Is |

A Fight Above tho Clouds. s.-Ths is
the rather attractive title chosen by one John
Menadue, under which to commemorate In
undying song, (in the Cincinnati Tines the
battle aud victory of Lookout Mountain 1t
will be remembered that part of the contest
was said 10 have occurred 'above the clouds"
80 that Johns caption is not mere faucy.-
AT the same time, we deem il due both to his
tory and geography, to remark that there are
no mountains in that rebellous region which
pierce the clouds, and hence il must have
been only above the fog, that the daring deeds
we're done which tho poet in question has so
wildly portrayed. Listen to him; Says he,
| 81 sec no lryonets flashing bright.
| In mortal hands on yondsr ut"
1.-The horizontal distance Of the poet from
the scene he refers to, may have had as much
to do in occasioning this phenomenon as the
obfuscating cloud, aud extreme altitude
az hear the cannon's dearcnng roar,
wan crack OF nlies-nothng more"
This statement should be received with
great caution; especially as to his hearing, the
"crack of rifles.
"WhaL does il moan2 IL heaven at war
With earth, ~ Ia the days of yoreY
DO anseis girded for the ighi,
A ersi contend with the 6ends OF niQhtPr
No, John, they don't The battle TO which
you hllude was fought exclusively by feder
ais on one sde and rebels on the olher---the
latter coming oil second best. Your mistake
touching tho participation of angels in the
conflict, may have originated in casual,
and somewhat confused glance at the 'con-
trabands' in the rear.
In this connection, we are graiiied TO be
able to present to our good natnred readers,
the sublime epilaph of "the lamented Alex
ander Mcpherson" MS emended by one who
desires to perpetnate its original perfeciions,
and transmit them, intact to nm admiring
posterity
Here lies the hody Of Alexander McTherron,
Who Was a very extraordinary person
lie was slew
ff t..II At the battle of Waterloo
Ho Was shot by bullet ..I
Right plum through The gullet
'twent in at bis throat "
And came ont at the back Of hs cost"
And now, after these stunning gems ofI
immortal genius, We win reproduce tho fol-
lowing epigramatic dash at Queen Vie, and
her late edict against tobacco II is entitled
"wHlFF' FRoN WINDSOR
"1hls wish from eyery l,roaft proceeds
That's loyal Ia tGo Throne.
Since she prphihltS oihors' ucofs
hooh may she drop hOr own"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases ui Che throat, chestAnd pulmonary organ4
are ever prevalent, iuslltous and dan nyefntia The
properties e. Rmsdene 10 alleviate, cure aud uprOut
he7e complaints, must b' fNpertorint aindy ne add
nugorallpg, ourening The miicus OF the throat ant
mparung tone to HE entire system No discovery II,
medcal ct"nr0 ever mastered this class OF dseas...
hke Dr. Wyukonps iceland Pcctoial II iA used Witi,
te most astonishing resiits 10 AL csscs f lruaeht
lnilhcu2t, whoopng cOngh dipiheria or putrid snfs
throat asthma, Group, puuEhs colds, nervous iruia.
hllill, Ne.
The Rev j. j. Potter oeTties that ~ have used DR.
Wynkoops fertnral Tor several years myself and ir
my lamlly, Tor severe pulmonary c0mPlHihts. and
nave re- onmended u Ia many others, and have ne, er
seen ~ equal Rev. j. =. Potter, Brooklyn ny.
Uundfrds and thousands of uiipdrtant testiInuai.
MS gould be produced, showing is remarkable rufts
and lliu Il n,'Yer tails. -H.I. I.H IlHH.I
- composed Of pure Iceland Moss, BAlu OF lIil-
nj, Peruvian Balsaui, kleoninI NJ q, 0nfr.y, Bur
dH'l, aud other invaluable et'fI rant afd tt. t-
gfrdirniH ltiH ilieiale-s, Prompt Shi iRsiing. lu
Aids hud sufferers cannot aiord neglect tris
Every ianty should haze H. IL Is narkufle t,r
ruup Fuil descriptions. munn nd aiorrs Ans "a
fectluhs Nroniluuy each ieJIil...
sold ~ Dayton 10y " ". stewart and All pnhcipai
rrrpoIsdh - IN. Y. . wyDkoop, AND sold tN u. s
'~N'T " '"'' Ne" i"rk. se9adly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Postponement The opening exhibition
of wolIslenbergers splendid Panorama, has
been deferred until Thursday evening, on ac.
count OF the SNOW Remember, Thurday eve
ming, Huston Hall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

re2-Cost Of putting down the Rebellion
An exchange says: ta.
" During the past two weeks the New York
papers have been filled with shocking accounts
of crime in that city"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Notioe.--Journeymen carpenters, you are
requested to meet at the Oregon Engine House
on Thursday evening, January 2lst, 1864, at
seven o'clock. Come one come all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
notice. TO ALL WHOM N MAY 90 sCERN

NuflUE II hereby gwen that there are nov pen itg
IN before the uy Council OF tho city OF aytbh the
following ordinances, tU-wit. -
To improve maple street nom Charter Hrt et 10 the
Western Leyee.
In pursuNncc to the law said Ordinances were tNca
read, laid on the tade, sud the Cirr 10 ta,e
lullr weeks notice OF the pondancy Of tile same.
The law retIni az all claims for damages that ma
accrue from said improvements 10 be filed IN VIZ tug
Siih the Guy lrk, sstune forth she amount OF dau
ayes claimed within two weeks after the "a pfaiion Vt
the Time requ ned lur the publication Of sHsh hOtlce
when the same VIII be taken up for hnal action
no30i4w ANTHONY h1EPhENs Cay Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Horses for Sale.-By reference to our
advertising columns, an opportunity will be
seen to purchase several good horsea.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
for SaIr.

LOh bALE-four head Of horses. Apply 10 the
IL subscriber, Ona mile from Oantaryiilr On tbe
Dayton and Lebanon Turnpike.
ia2odawI ALKXANpER TAYLOR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Rrgal,


SilEhlff - SALE
1 WILL oih'r al puhlin sale on TUESDAY, JAM
L Hkf lat 1901, between the hours of 10 and N a
Ohio, Que ole horse WAGON
Taken on execution a. The properly Of y n Thomas
al the smi Of Emanuel gebhaft
la6iaNts GE0RdE W0GAMAN, shsrin
NOTICE.
fINhk Undersigned have been duly appointed Admin.
isratoTs Ol the estate ol JaA6b siintiersl,ai ile
OF Montgomery County, Ohio, decreased.
WILLIAM SiMMERMAN
la.M1 JOHN SiMhFltMAR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Bes-A little one bat good one. We clip
this;
why ara those who treat of physioenomy
like soldiersP Because thay vrite about face.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Qeltp Rotirrs.
NOTlOE 70 ALL WHOM II MAY CoNCERN

NOtlOE IL hereby gwen that there are now pending
IN heofe the city Cuun u OF the city 81 Djt0n the
lUitOwng Ordinances, 10 wit;
Is grade. gTa al, curb aud gutter Magnolia etieet
from Warren street ~ the line Of out lot No ~
In pursuance TO the law SAID Onuaiitru NtAe tVtcs
read, laid the table, and the Clerk insrictedtO lh,e
four weoks' nOuce Of the pendancy OF Tie anne.
Tho law requires all claims Tor damages ulf may
acttue Il ON sAid improvements TO be hied writing
wih toe Ciy Clerf, setting Orth the amount Of uan
ages claimed, within two weeks ater The eNpirAutu
ni the time qured fur the puhlcaii, Of such notice.
Nheh the same will lle taken up tor hnAl action.
do9diH ANTHONY sIEpHEkS CIV CLARK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Shirts.
@ustr.
STIRRING MUSIC.

4 AN prepared 20 urnish string Music fer balls.
j ptttssi Ne nj the lowest possinlc rates. HAVING
played with Prot Fuir'h1d d6nng the last simmer
Ret eonhdsnt that can ssisiy al Ms 0ld riistun
ers ! anu member OF the hegimontal Band, aud
IAN lufnth any number Of pieces for a slnng hand
AH orders lelt with Charles Theolaid. corner Third
and Jeiteraou sirests, under Huston Hall, Siil he
promptly attended ta'
del2dam uANIEJ. HAEER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
Special Notlrrs.
QU AC FIR ".

QUA ACK ERH.
/ EARNESTLY caution all young men SUFFERING
L non' Nervous bebhtf, &c, anunst eusiaug gerns
Their health by pAiruniAug any OF the advertising
qhhrks. lou can luly rerUvcrig the tnefhOds nse,i
hy Tie advertiser, nd by hundreds Of others, and in
no oiher way. kead letter which will seud yeut
you viii h"hd NE post paid enkslOpe beannE youf
iddreSs, irructt0 kDWARb a. 1iAA hk,
dr29daWtm Lock Box, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
.RMORY HAIL
Grunks, SO.
NEW TRUNK ,MANUPACTORY

q. III. Il WE, di meii
NO. sga THIRD sTREEr, DAYTON oH1a ,.ss,,
Dooh Wkst oF LAbOW's MARBLE YiRD
Wk Nsuid most respectfully inform ths citikshs
have OPENED 'frunh fnauufantory, Nhtrl ~ ,t3.
keep 90 hand Al kinds " fTuuks, yAiises CaIs,st
ehd travelling Rags MI of which We VIII se M hoie
rae of rtal - rheap - any hsnnf. an the cliv u
fsticoiar aiteniion paid 70 feI'Ainng Old fIanks
hh1--we also haze iso scfes d sood landin hlami
~ "-NA w VIZ sei S4ieais .s---- eeodu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Information Wanted Information is
wanted of WILLIAM LAwREScE, late Paymas-
ters Steward, U. s. s. "Choctaw.p Whom
last heard from, he was in MENDOZA, Illinois.
lfths should meet his notice, he will please
report to Rear Admiral d d. Porter, comdg p
Mississippi Squadron, as witness in an rh.
poriant case now pending Gtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20
11aallts.

TINO PuCHAsE-A horse and bueey, or sulky, cbeap
Tor cash. Enquire at this office inISd2
M ANTGD-A permanent situation as hook.
w Keeper, riert, salesman, tray, lue agent. man
uhcinrei OF totRcco- III, advertiser oilers the IN
dhrelnent ~ acquaintance with the French, German
opposite the jail.
de16llm SALVADOR sCHEFFR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

The Question Settled. The Louisville
Journal says that Gov. Tons message puts an
end TO the vexcd question of MORGAN escape
by affirming officially that he escaped fhro'
Misunderstanding JOHN himself don't al
lude TO any misunderstanding" in his story
Of the affair, but incidentally suggests that he
escaped through an Understanding with
some one who had a railroad time table, gold,
and a little suthin' To take There is one
thing, though, upon which both JOIN and TOP
agree, viz-that JOHS escaped
N, B--TOD has also eseaped-from CoIum.
bus, and has not been heard Of since.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Ice in DiptherIa We some time since
published an account Of the cure of Diplheria
by the application of ice, small pieces of
winch were put in the mouth of the patient
aud allowed 10 dissolve The French Repne
TherdReHtqUe contains paper by Dr. A.
Detirand, Bologne, late French Vice Consul
at Havana, in which he mentions ice as an in
fallibls specific, and cites several casss in
which il was applied with suceeas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-20

Last Words of Archbishop Hughes
BURY me in the sunshine.