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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Dayton and Michignn kaIIroad.
sandusky, Dayton and CiDcIpna,i

Ia O. y Es;sssngs.ar al ss,.....
( \ and after November 10, 1865, ana pn,I -.
~ notice. Passenger and Freight TIs,us u'l % 'tiiFe
DAllON, going north, as follows: VII leaNN
R.AU a. M through Freight and A,,,,,,
OstU WIN Fah. enger Car attached HodAutL
In.JI A. M. Mail tram for Spring6sid -
1O.cV urbahsi Bellefontane, F5rest SoitniLt .,
IanpiusAyt connecting al Springfield WIN Nalte ab,,
-ohuVn ~ ~ sh1 columbus, arriving IN iiun
~ :, OrDtna with Train Tor COlnnbus a, AZ k;SU y
~ lIAh On Fltts bufg, ft. Wayne Chcavo 4 crest viii
aa uIlVng in CTestline AT 5:46 m AMI n gU4g
n'y M hIOyue With Tram on Ceysan, .ltsOurg d.
~, - y, going EAST arriving IN Cleveland ~ u ioleuu
Hs n ~ osaO m, AND Buffalo at 6,sho o'4O A.,
" ness arriving IN Toledo At 1910 a m Ils,,m m Com
ul' Nhoago ~ 1880 M and Sandusiy y a, az Ji5
n. =. ~; Hlkht Express Tor sprtnes.Iol n,
XsL SUI beileOntaine, conueetlnR ~ glui uftanA
pI solls hAsl on Fltlsburg, Vt. Wayps oTest Hnh
= SilInki ki Orestiine at $40 q M Pit,ho Cfnoal
~ HOlhk Nest with Tram arrlying in ~ OuIg NJ $50
o.z2 M and chicago at lU:4O ~, AZ ,r ~ Wayne 81
on CleEelsnd and Toledo k. H. arr,vinyue with 1run
S'oO @ ln' Dunklrk a 400 and Buils We Yeapd ~
7.ilE r. M. Huntsville Act,ot,,,
tsOO Dayton on arrival Of I1ain Ssauon, leauDr
Springfield at WOO M IrIo onl Clncinnnii
and Huntsville At 12:l2 m At ll6l b n,
Wssi iAes ,ea, tls ths Line 70 all points N,.,t
E 2,Ss Sah ~ mad al the Ticket Office IN ~ EAst
-sAn sL W. KING, Ticket Aeent ~ 'hs Union Det.0
rhate rare always ss low AZ by anv o,,
po,', 'nyi nation relative 10 shjppins ~ route
MASshPP,y ~ the Company's trslSht i,snt isnt y this
", q: oLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Cincinnati never was SO deusely peopled
as now, and vet the vote is largely decreased
as compared with former years. The Demo
Gratis there, are beginning to come to the con-
clusion that voting has become too IN uch Of a
farce for men to consume time with and this
is one of the reasons for the fact we refer to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Cashier and Designated Depository,

The People and their Leaders
We are driven irrisistibly to the conclusion,
that the men who are leading the people so
obviously and certainly TO their ruin, knOtO
what they are doing II cannot be otherwise.
There is no room for the interposition Of that
charity which would construe their coaduet
into that of men honestly deludsd and mis-
taken. The people will sawaken, some of
these days, not far in the future now, to their
real condition their sober senses will come
back 10 them, and the ruin they will see
around them will drive them to the very mad
ness Of despair. Then woe unto the men upon
whom they will tern as their deslroyers.
"There will be weeping, and Wailing, and
gnashing of teeth,
| They who have "sown the wind so liber-
ally, will reap the whirlWind' for their pains.
AbOlitionism in LeavenWorth City.
I'VE referred, the other day to the condition
OF affairs in the above city-whsre the Aboli.
tionists are compelled to vent their evil pas
sions upon each othsr--aS An illustration oi
society, nrelieVed by the intelligent and moral
influences OF Democracy.
The picture was completed by the brutal
conduct they displayed at the election yestsr.
day Mcdowell was the candidate for mayor
Of the Abolition school OF which Car
nsy is the leader in that State, and Anthony
was the candidate Of the Jim Laneitss Thai
such contest should De otherwise than VIC
lent was impossibie--and so Il turned out
The polh we're seized by the Mcdowell Abo
litionisis, and Anthony and his Lane Aboli
tiOH friends were knocked down, and ssvagely
beaten, aud all sorts of brutality committed
Read the dispatch from that city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
SAP O.N,IFIER
OR,
CONCENTRATED LYE !

FAMILY SOAP MAX ER.
w al makea high prees; saponifer helpa 70 70
duce thers. Itmskes SOAP ior Four cents pound
by using your kchen grease
SB- CAUTIONl As spurious Lyes ofered
also, be careful and only uuy the Patented article
put up in Iron cans, ali others being osunterfetts
PENNsYLVANIA SALT MANUFAGT'NG co.,
PhtIadeIphts-NO. Iag Walnut street.
PIttsburg-Pitt 80. and Duquesne Way.
Hnol7daw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

H. l. piH ct al, Administrator OF Samuel Dilz de-
ceased, W. 81 French. A. !. Guthrldge and John O.
Bennett Champaign Common Pleas.
L WILL offer for sale on
i Saturday, ApfH 0, 1854,
Al two o'clock M Of said day, az the door of the
Court House IN the city OF Dayton In the county oi
Montgomery the following described real estate Via.
Lot numbered thirty four hundred and i've (34Obl ~
numbered on the revised plat OF the city OF Dayton,
county Of Montgomery and state Of Ohio.
Taken on execution a. the property Of A. j. Guth.
samuel Diltz, deceased, vs. 3. Frieneh ct al.
Appraised at $3.50 and cannot sell for less than two.
thrds Of said appraisement Terms cash
mabwts GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
ASSIGNEES NOTICE

A La persons having ciains aganst Job Henry
"a snydermao, will pfesont them 70 tho undeFsl a..
cd, Who has been duly appointed assignee lOr setue.
ment' jssws@ WILLIAM KLoEKER-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth ST., preferred
Enquire at this office DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
JACOB ROHRER's ESTATE.

ON the 2lat day Of March, 1885, the nndsrsisnsd
~ we're duly appointed Adminstra tors, with the
will annexed Of the estate OF Jacob ROhrer late Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased.
DAVID ROHRER,
naAoWs a.t.f. ELIAA ROHRER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Sperial Nutlrts.
gu cit Es "

L EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
/ from Nervous Debility, Sc, again e endangering
their health BY patronizing any of the advertising
quacks You can fully recover by the methods used
no other wav. Read letter which Will send yoi Il
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address Direct to EDWARD n rRANER,
de29daw6m Lock Box Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Rnllv for navton.--At ererY ancceeding

Bully for DaytOn.--At every succeeding
election our beaulilul city polls an increased
number Of votes, while at the same time we
have been sending hundreds and hundreds to
the war. This is the city to emigrate to We
have plainly demonstrated the fact that the
more voters we send away the more we have
left. s-t''
If our merchants could invent some plan,
to sell goods send them away, and always
have an increased stock, they would never need
to replenish but would, be necessitals to get
more store room.
A few more drafts, and Dayton will be one
Of the largest cities on the continent.
Evergreens, Shade Trees and Plants
The undersigned would respectfully inform
The citizens of Dayton, that be has on hands
the largest and most thrifty stock Of Shade
Trees, Evergreens and Ornamental Plants,
ever introduced into the City of Dayton The
plants have been selected with skill and by an
experienced English gardner, who has made
arrangements with the proprietor Of one of
the fnest;nuseries in the United States to sup.
ply him with any tree or flower that may be
required by his patrons, whom he kindly in
vites to examine his stock Of various kindSof
Evergreens, Shade Trees, ETC., on Ludlow st
back of the Third Street Presbyterian Church
70 GEORGE SAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, situa-
ton as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman -
The applicant has had experience in all. Wa
ges no object City reference given. Ad-
dress this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
@ustc.
STIRRING MUSIC.

AN prepared to 'urnlsh sering Music fer balls
L , rites, &c., at the lowest possible rates Having
played with Prot kairchild during the last summer,
can furnish any number o. pieces for string band
All orders let with Charles Theobald, corner Third
and jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be-
promptly attended to-
dei5dSm DANIEL 3. RAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
49emsluns.
49ensluns.
JUsTUs i. MeCARTY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
N- AND
SyITTrTnnD atIND ATNHS

ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS,
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
monts and in the Court Of Claims.
Refers to- Hons H. NJ. Rice; M. 8, Lathar M. s..
wilkinson, United States Senators; Us Black K. NJ
Stanton. Secretary OF War wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Colfax r. b. Fouke, Members Of Congress; Colonel
@. W. EWing, Of Indiana aud others.
The undersigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government Of the United States
that he Is prepared to prosecute their claims with
promptness and en- reasonable terms His practical
knowledge of all the details Of the mitery ser ice Of
the United States gives him great facilities Tor the
speedy adjustment and collection every description
OF military claims.
All persons who entered the military service after
March l, 1851, and disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows Of soldiers who are killed. OF die befo or
after their discharge, from wounds received, or dis
ease contract dwhile in service, are entitled to pen
sions. t.Hta. A".H
II ne widow. .theAthe children, under sixteen years
Of age are entitled 70 pensions.
If ne widow nor children, then the If wholly
or In part dependent en- deceased for support,
II ne mother, then the siHteFs Of deceased, under
sixteen years Of age, uhsly or in part dependant
On pscsAse cd ''r PHRS66iUNTtEs.
All enlisted men whs serve tive years are snhtled 10
Bounty. I'd.
All WI, are discharged by reass- sf wounds re-
ceved in battle, are entitled 10 bounty.
Bounties and arrears af pay due deceased soldiers
widow, 10 his children.
II he died unmarried: first TO father; seesnd II no
father 10 mother thrd, il no iather mother, then
e hts nrethers and sisters AgT5aT' Of Pay goes to
JOHN il. .sTePPELMAN, Esq, Dayton, Montgom-
cry county, 0he, ls my authorized associate. Appli
cations Preoared snd fOrNarded By him, will receive
ptompt attention. osl6du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
Dry.On' ~. n' 1enla and Columbus RaIIro.s

,,,HaEE M, ~; S-Sss = aEsss5
tickets nom baylonE iTHs East s Wa Columbus. Tbroa
Eas Iiss Ss eJy IJaiiy Trans East SIsdH iesSna Sies
and coa@6ass1 Day S hlrs, a''Vn n ter hs
TP y oliy at 4ena and LonJon =, nj these trains
6olaGas al all way stations 6oS ee5 6SS,S %
AdIdi,g.lng at Dayton, gbt.,n..
press Si2 80 q r nj Columbus and cinesBa,i i ,AeeoI
eI than Dayton rin Gus time, which is inp,s.
calling % s. W. = f esn be had for all Eastsr,
roll r ,H ,iNS, Tick ct agent. s'''"S O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Abolition MajOrities for Mayor =
First Ward 49, Second Ward l5l; Third
Ward l67; Fifth Ward &C. Total 367.
Gillespie's majorities are as follows: Fourth
Ward l42; Sixth Ward TO- Total l52.
Total Abolition majority for Ellis 2l5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

INK undeaigned HEREBY notifies Corral Rliegsr,
Il that she has nled her petition Ia tho Conri OF
Common Pleas Of Montgomery County, OHIO, pray
ing % b. divorced from said Conrad Rueger her hua.
band. canrs-willful absente lor thrss yssrs
J. ,BAssOIF, Attorney . ---T - ,Iss7sS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
PHILIP S. GEBHART'S ESTATE.

Ok the rst day Of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1854, the under.
" sigued were appointed and qualified Executors
late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, deoeased.
BAMUEL 0EBHART,
ie0V3 ISAAC DIaqtNGFR HH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
JAMES PERRTNFs ESTATE,

A LII persons indebted to the estate OF James Per
"A rine are requested 70 make Immediate payment
aud save themselves roobe and expense; and those
having elams against iha same viii present them 70
the Undersigned for allowance.
nssodawSt GEO. W. SHAW, administrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Book Bindery-In BsckePS Building, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud al
cheapest rates sach as Blank Books, Maya
zines, &c Railing done to order, Remember
the place, Room No. 2S,.Beckers Building
-2w local +. W. MEYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
A.E.M CLURE,
REAL ESTATEAG EMIT

ENIA7-L l-4so Z "a Z LEAI Elm i
NO. $50 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN H. sTOPPEf -
MANS OFFICE.
L HAVE large amount OF property for sale, such
houses and lots in all parts of the city at vAri-
prices rangng from four hundred to ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well situated and
any quantity OF vacant lots for sale Also, several
farms for sale, ranging nom one hundred and sixty
acres down 70 two scre adjoining the city and in
the county.
Those having property for sale, and those wanting
TO buy, will do we'll 10 call on me, as / shall give
prompt attention to all business entrusted 10 my care
have had eonS derabls experience in the business.
lA8dim A. F. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
IIIIhOIs Central RAILROAD.
~ ~ n =

<,N CHANGE OF IlME.
-'"u' VIII leave Nation and pans oOii rAssengtI
LEAVE MAFTooN ana aS iolloHs
Soinsl. SSofth, i!l0 tn and i,S0 N
~o'hE south, 400 a m and shS IN.
eotraN A., LEAVE PISS m
LONG North, 500 m and : 'ta
uioinB south, 1850 n, and ~ N.
hOE w. p. JOHNSON a Ges a'As sp. ? m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
NoteIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
l#. Depet)
VNHE undersigned, vhS has been connected with the
American House, in this city, Tor ever nine years,
has leased this wellknown and popular Hotel Tor =
term OF years aud pledges him elf 10 his friends and
the public to hs utmost efforts 20 sustain the rep
utation Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, a. hrst
class house. The public may rely upon finding, al
this house, Allthe appliances and comforts Of first
class hotel. 20
Price, as hsretofsre, Tive Dollars per das.
oc3d6m FRANK PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
BAIllmOr and Ohio RaiI5o,d : : :

M ~ MI ki,iss E!sssssasesa1 rc.,.,..
u iasi9n nSfis2SAI ana saIt5dRto no a. 49,
uneS IAN ana baIkersbuIg on tue Mas ws and Wheeling
points s Vest for snd mfs o,a Pl-ss
an. nrss Trans bay Tor ali the HI N,orthgest.
Leave sait1oni me only route to WSssnStSo55 S5es o.
sna 6:lOp mi on sunds' t.So' 74o and Io;5O m, snI
aSd Washington wa at 600 7,io and SII :, go onJ
cEsa ESdsqs{S to ySs a. o and M oay III and $50
'S n Washington city Al an sdtons ean be procure
Inquire 5I TS and fare low as 5y Issgs q -
at any OF the principal RsTaalo sd ohio Rst"as
II SULLIVAN, Cen 2 w .he West
wP SMITH, M MssyoI UoiA1' a. Gen. Ticket Age S9i1 AZ"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Wanted BY young man, boarding in
aprivate family Three or four squares from
the Court House. Address EXPIRE Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05
A4encp.

JAMES r. DONALDSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 10 MAIN ST, OVER j. +. EDGAR's STORE.
Desirable Residence for Sale.
T OFFER for sale the residence Of M J.ckso1, on
/ Jefferson street, third door south OF Fifth. The
lot is one hundred and fourteen feet iron On the
premises Is q fine thlee.story brick dwelling. house,
containing fourteen rooms, fine garden and stable
Also, double frame house This Is one OF the mo .t
deslrsbled pieces OF property Dayton aud will be
sold cheap, IL au early application IL made to
JAMES +. DONALDSON, Real Estate A gent,
maldlm No. 40 Main street, second story.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

The Democracy OF this city may congratu-
late themselves upon the gains they have
made since last fall Theis vote Yesterday
was the heaviest they have cast for years and
their defeat can only be explained upon the
ground of illegal, voting Very well, wait a
little, there will be an end TO some things,
some of these days,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

The 'last words" Of but few men, so far as
we have seen them recorded we're so striking.
ly beautiful and impressive as those of Mira.
beau, the founderof the Jacobin Clubs Of
France 1t was on the morning Of the I'd Of
April 1871; said he 81 shall die to-day. Sur
round me with perfumes, and the flowers Of
SPRING dress my hair carefully; let me fall
asleep amid the sounds of harmonious music. "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-05

Mr.. Burgent, of Cincinnati, begS leave to
announce to the citizens of Dayton, that he
has Just arrived with his "Great Western Pho
tographic Car" and is prepared to take Card
Pictures in good style at 81 so per dozen
Having no rent to pay he can thus put his
prices down to the lowest stand lrd. He will
be located for short time at the corner of
Main and Washington streets, Dayton, Ohio
Second National Bank of Dayton, o.
u. S. l0-40 Bonds-Exempis from Taxa
ion.-By direction OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury OF the United States, l am prepar-
ed to receive subscriptions for the U. s. lO.4O
bonds, dated March March 4, 1864, bearing
five per cent interest payable in gold. The
Bonds will be ready for delivery in a few days.
Call and make your subscriptions.
ID. c. RENcH,
Cashier and Designated Depository.
, 1864-06-29
SOUND DOCTRINE IN DEAa.
WARE.
mir. SmlfAcrs Rebuked.

[Ffom the Wilmington {Del) 1uqu1rer.l
The House of Representatives has added q
new laurd to its brow by the repeal Of rhat
measure Of iniqu,ty, the fugitive slave law.
which has for years sl,amed us In our oTr,
hearts and diegracel US In the eyes of the
world. a nation's thanks Is due them for
the noble net, and nation will recom naosa
them for their fidelity to liberty and hnman- 1s
tty. We hailed the action Of Goneress viii
joy, and ran our eyes down the reports lar
tie pleasure Of seeing the name Of Dela-
wares representative recorded on the side of
nght and freedom; Judge then Of ozr ;ndig-
nant surprise to find the name Of n. Il.
smlthtrs recorded amongst thu nare aion,.
WITH Cox OF Ohio and Wood Of New YorIE s
Whuc the Representatives Of our sister sia1s,
o1ate. Maryland, stood boldly forth IN az
roll Of honor. Gladly would We hJot - +his iI
page from our States history, ior this viii viii
record Delaware's unanimous vote IN nrr
natlonal council against the repeal Of this
eioodhound act, which is not only diserace
to our nation but to humanity, W. hsd,
scheoicd ourselves to bear the Shame Of @ onr
aenators' votes, and should have tbnn~ht
nothing Of the matter, 2s the whole connsrv
wen knoWs That they do not represent ~
' yIcTs of tho people Of t1ifs State; but that Int
MI mI; emnne5s, a,, WHO was SO recently elected.
sno elected BY men opposed to the Wt,o1s
l0lqulious system Of slavery, and wbo oniy
VAT the proper Opportunity to throw Il 1 oiy
sntitely,-;tha'the should record bis vote IN IN
as:o laYor OF the most iniquttous act which was a:
eyer #zenched from an unwilling people bv
the nlnions Of slavery, is 60 t6taiiy ip1E nneg ~
pected, that the blow: talla with donb1o
force, and we tell him boldly Tint 11o bas
proved recreant to the trnst which those
Who elected him reposcd In him, aud has
dlsgrSced our State forever by recorlinr it's
vote i9adelibly on the page Of history, in
sagor aa q the perpetnatlon Of the most unjust
statutes Of free nation, and put to shame
their boasted love Of freedom.
Mr. smitbers Is the. only professed Repub.-
hcan IN the House Of Representatives that
voted against the repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave Law, and the end OF his Congressional
term. Will probably wind up his political
history, -
, 1864-06-29
TEaEsGEJTEERN EgEED21EN
Action Of the Colorea Baptist Cons
:: Tcntfon.

Editors Chicago T1ibuno:
SIR: Alta Convention OF .Daptists (co1or
ed) representing their brethren in seven o
the Western md Southern States and ths
Province Of Canada, assembled at St. Louis
No., on the 10th OF June, 1861, for the pur
pose Of devising Way and means Of supply
ing their destitute brethren in the South
who hays recently been freed By the Govern.
ment, With pastors and:teachers, the follow.
Ing resolutions were adopted, with the re,
guest that they bc published In your ralua.
bic papar:
Wu.nEAs, 4 blow has been aimed At free gov.
erunent, and our country convulsed with all the
horrors OF var, by m attempt OF rebels to form d
separate government, for tic purpose Of forging
the chains Of perpetual bondage upon rs as q
AND WHEREAS, We recognize the principles Of
repInNcan government % well adapted 10 the In
& ees pS9Ps tis2ss9s nsn
RcEoltSd Thss this Convention do hereby ex.
press its hearty sympathy for the Federal Govern
driving every trsitor rom the land. ''' '>''>'
RefQ!rsd, TEat nc most heartily approve Of the
e1s;tirg Of eolored men to bear arms against the
Which they have borne themselves ne @aoasf la the L.
face Of q u.e7cilcss foe. upon the bloody
fields Of battle has added accumulated Testimony
.Rssoxr<d. Tint ihs Emancipation proc,a,ua.
A0n Of our excellent Chief MAGISTRATE, Abraham
Lincoln. together with the gcnetal.policy Of Ills
aomlnlet5at1on IN taFor oftrcedom, commands our
R<sast<d, That we send greetings to our b1av
colored soldiers In the Union nrmy, and urge
blows for the freedom Of their brethrsn and tGs
manhood ct their race, assuring than that they
eey snsst 5 ard
Glypon them. I am very respectfully YOU'RE :.
, 1864-06-29

(Eem Bells Lie in London, June Ill

lcERM AstA 3 Lie Ii 1<QuQoH. June Ill
According to agreement, Jim Mace, accom-
panied 6y Mr. Abrahams, his hacker, met
Joe CobuTn and Cusics, ut our Office on
Friday, June 10, for thu purpose of settling
tht k1.otty points which lust week prevent
ed their coming together, and We. are glad to
Fay Lat, although matters looked stormy
at the commencement, the conference ter
minated in IN amicab1e and satisfactory man
ner. The question of the amount to be
fought Tor was lrst reopened, and Cobnsn
Ut Irst offered to fight for $500 side even.
hut hnaNy agreed to 50 upon the terms Of
the orEiual clHllenge-yiz; for $500 side.
Mace given AiLu G1UO At the lust deposit fur
c1pcnsts. Then arose the point as to re-
tercc- At starting, Coburn would hear Of
nothing but choosing that official on the
day, willie Mace wished to delegate the pow
er OF SELECTION to lis, or else to appoint
meeting week before fighting to select him,
rrliah Ills job; gave way, and Coburn making
one etep to meet hin, sgreed to meet either
personally or By deputy the day before the
fight, and choose referee. The place of
fighting was the last point OF dispute, but
was got over without difficulty, it being ar
days before the battle, when, If no agree
ment can be made, the choice Of place is
to be tossed Tor. Tho following articles viii
nut our readers in possession Of all the ar
TaneemeDtsbthat tave been made. |
ArTIc1Es or AqREKAkNT ENTERED INTO THIS 13fH
DAY or 1C>E, 1864, HErwEkS JAEEs MAGE, Or
LONDON, AND JosErn coEuHN, or NEW 1ouk
The eaid James Mace Agrees to fight the said Jo-
feph Coburn 1At stand up 6Ght, occordinc to tho
Elce Of The ring OF the Puilist1c benevolent Asso-
cation, the feht to come OF on Tuesday October
4. above tweaIy End un1cr one hundred miles from
Dublin, for G. Co eide. The actual place to b
mutually ssrrcd on or tossed f,K On Ssp,cmbc. -
Coauln 10 receive fram Jem Mace the SIN Of .ElDO
1r c1lfuscR when The whole Of the money is made
1nE In caee Of 1aagtAteriai or other interference
ele @ fe:etee to ntmc the next time md place. Tue
ea1tnf G! EeFs LIE In Lndon to be the final staks-
nov etaked and The rrnainder shal be deposited
n eans OF e, aide untll he last, which shaM
maoe ?! 11yl side 1t tloute to he named hy
1&es. e94e 1ed- dcpcAls Of 80 <ade thzu be i