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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

h pI-Let honest Republicans remember
that, amongst the "copperhead.' and "reb-
el sympstbizsrs, are now ranked Salmon
P, Chase, John Q. Fremont, BENZ + Wade
Henry Winter Davis, Wendell Phillips, and
scores Of other Republicans, whoss author.
sty zoe haze for every charge ps make againsf
Lincoln. 'hir if" ''''
Let them also remember ths. hosts of Re
publican newspapers agree with us in every
such eharge-Piain Dealer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

The Frement detection is not all that is
to trouble old Abe. We learn that a
faction headed by George Wilkes, have
called Convention to meet in Cincinnati,
Sept. 18th, to nominate candidates for
President aud Vice President. = hlt .a
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atrDiral $ ls.5 8, y Il

GURE9 Copghs Code, Sore Throat Asthma, and
~ QonstfpPton. 1ttonly neeeaPIyfor any one
troubled with these cofnpfaintstotiyoheh of
Strick QBds dfsttfuovsl Cough Balsdm
toeongince them 4hatitts The ehast prspqraton ever
useyisa lt not Only cures theabost AaeCtoh ~ tho
Throat and Lungs, but It cures Night awosts ard
Splitting Of Bl cd and is an eHcelent garRs for any
kind on soTo Throat II Is titasaut to tsi1e, and
aste medicine lor Infants Price 80 Gents per bottle
For sale BY druQqsr generally ar iui4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
Democratic County Convention,

The Democrats Of Montgomery county
will meet in Convention at BECKEL's
HALL in the city Of Dayton ON SATUR-
DAY the nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. ID. 1854 at 10 o'clock~A. NJ. of said
day, for the purpose of nominating a
county ticket to be supported by the
democracy at the ensuing October cleo
ton.
Primary meetings for the appointment
Of delegates will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the several
Townships on SATURDAY the 10th
day of SEPTEMBER 1864, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day and in the several
Wards'of the city of Dayton on the same
day at Z O'Clock p. M. Bach town hip
win be entitled to eight and each Ward
to three delegates in the Convention.
BY order Of the Democratic Central
Committee of Montgomery county
DAYTON, August 3lst 1854. M .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
Just Published. --BiOgraphical Mem

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oir ofClement L. Vallandigham by his
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Aug. 6th, 1854. Jtf u94JH9Ys diff q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

'THR Republicans say that Gen McClel-
Ian is a sympathiser with rebellion, and
desires it to succeed. Again they tell us
that he was the FIRST man to urge a draft
to put the rebellion down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

LET honest Republicans remember that
Democrats say nothing against Abe Lin
coin that is not endorsed by Messrs, Chase,
Wade, Winter Davis, Thad Stevens,
Wendell Phillips. John @, Fremont, and
hosts of other leading members of the
Republican party.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
oNLY oENUINE NAM REsToRER.
Read the following:
2o'''mGYll ql ~ll lSYfi cog.

sllylylll itAL8As1. NEw YoRK
PRoF. DEMUEE Two years ago my soalp nersnns
Tae iisease rpfcad ntI my acap Sdg oSs ISbistss
sSi the & GSRR Ps g. sa
PSy PSFaSo ESS4 S S $ siss
disease with which ny scsip Vas sseted Was IL ssat @
Rh Jim, and that they eOGid n6Sl lseneft Ne TTtsSd
You fed me tbst You Sold Ike az Ssc
and restore my hair, Whiet bRd become very thin r.
%i 1d t Sea. ssIrfGse S2 PaSs9 yssl ~ Your banda
my scalp 4 pere.t well and my hair has ceased ~
ial ont Respect uly yours, ~
It 4hshet acknow ed Sasi by AL ho hay,i used the5
Hair RsstoreT, and their name Legion, that it is -
Ji THE ONLY PREPARATIoN 1adF ,vctlsis
siAF9uld eieetualy and perm snently restore the 3
hslr OF those who are bald, and prevent = y d.
: aaa THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF .,s L..
The large and rady Increasing sale Of Restorative ~
s the sIr9nget evidence OF the manifold benefits iti
eonferring upon rtn. q ~
I .s.. THE HUMAN FAMILY, ls l- 9a!
The couhdence OF the public has been obtained and
they all unite in attestngto is ms And vast anperi-
3 ~ GVTsR ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhduced. 1 do not recommend my preyaTa. a,
ii 90 70 cause hair to sfsw sfs 4sst u eblj AZ many
months Esit y sifnple In and totally in
skephoal or ncrsdulots,I VIII make bona hde offer;
IwIlI forfeit $4,000
(Ons Thousand DOllafso " hil to core th4 worst
eases O partial dnssF under fiteen ears stand "
iiFps THE TiiE ONLY aEN INE HAIR BEsToRER., ~,
This wondsrfal remedy IS sold by drusgsts esner.,a
~ TIy YOUR DRUGGIST mas NOT GOT IT SEND
.QlfFoEFHIIbQ~UIy
RB.-Cues guaranteed in every case where the di -.
r'ssPPs S Psss or 81 IL bs bo R9 ~ 9asfsSf Ipo
~ Sole Proprietor, No. 2a Orunge street, ia19a j
q tEtelYdlysaLa azEleg.lef ALBANY New York. y y I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
Information Wanted. - bog. * fPhiIlp

Information Wanted.-My boy, Phillip
Smith, about IL years OF age, left his home
in Miamisburg about four weeks ago, and /
have not heard from him since Ihave some
idea that he is employed somewhere in the Vi.
einity Of Dayton, and au very anxious to
learn his whereabouts ARy person giving
me information in the premises will oontera
great favor. PHIIlP, SMITH. Is
Miamisburg. Aug. 26. 2Wd - o. l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

Be Ye Clothed Fink & Legler, at their
shop on Second street, have just received a
large lot of Goods in their line, which they
propose to sell on the most reasonable terms
'Ifyou want to get bargains in Clothing, 90 to
Fink 4 Leglers. They can accommodate
you. 29-lw :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
The YounE nIan,s TIcksr.

Gen. Mcclellan is Ss years old, and
Geo. H. Pendlston &c. Let the young
men rally to their support.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

THH Republicans of New Hampshire
have got into terrible squabble, which is
likely to blow the party of that State into
fragments. The probability is that Nc
Clellan will carry it by great majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

The internal and traitorous spirit Of
Black Republicanism is shown by the
New York Times, Lincoln's organ in New
York. 1t says it would rather sec Gen.
Lee capture Washington, than General
Mcclellan enter it as President Down
with all such traitors
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

Grand Union Picnic and CotilliOn
Party will be Pio-Nie at Levi Beard
shears Grove, four miles north Of Daytou'
September 10th, 1864 Admiltance to AoOr'
81 90 per couple. d2t&lw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
9tsdlr aSRstoreTII

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
-. u q Z lAI Il y 4 - ~
INHE hereby return their thenks
a 10 M Yalennns Fees Agent aud ifeI * &
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New YORK., for the great pTomptness they have
shown 80 paying TO usithe ainotF of the nee
on The iie OF Peter Elcter deceased. ssid KielIeI
insured his life Tor the benefit OF his wife and MI
erep' on thS 2lst day o Aprh, 1864 He su6deniy
took scbt and led o. the 3D. day OF May, 1864 and
on this Day The Company bRs pand Us the amount of
lie should know these facts. e,ie
.IlLllI d .H1BBARA EICHER.
Dayton, May "a, 1864. 4. HOORsT. umd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
Special Meeting Of Council, septI7. =

opeclal meeting OF V0uQcllJ 6eptH--
Pres~nt-Messrs Dickey, Kuhns, iddings,
Minick, Hilgefort, Thomas, McGregor aud
Love. Mr., Love in the chair
Minutes Of previous meeting read
u Petition of the citizens of the Firat Ward,
asking to have Second street curbed and gut.
tered between Phillips and Beckel streets, was
referred to the Grade Committee, in connee-
tion with the City Engineer. I'm
Petition Of the u s. Telegraph Company,
asking Council TO permit them to set telegraph
posts 10 certain parts OF the city, was granted,
provided said posts be set 81 as not to inter
tere with the public use of said streets, under
the direction ofthe City Engineer ~,
Petition of Rev John Scinff ana other citi-
Eens OF the Sixth Ward, asking Council 70 ap-
point Committee to assess damages done
them on account Of the overflow of the ditch
running from Xenis avenue to Wayne street,
was referred to the Committee on Accounts.
Contamination OF the Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad Company, proposingg 10
buy the ground used by the city for barying
dead animals, was referred TO the Committea
on Burying Ground.
The Gity Eagiueer made a verbal report
concerning drainage south of Bayayd ystteet,
and Mr.. 1ddibgs offered the following for
adoption: ff4f '.''''f u Frtl"'Sf 20
Resolved, That the Engineer be and lis
hereby authorized to make q plat oc Bagard
street, and the grounds west of the mouth
thereof, and communicate with the owners of
said grounds, with the view of securing the
right of way for culvert and gutter, to dis
charge the water vt present running over the
grounds south Of Bayard street. and west Of
Ludlow street. Adopted
Tha fnllowinU rasnlution--laid o,ar l,ot
week-wss taken up rr-f
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be
authorized TO accept the proposition OF VIM
Dennison %, 900 00) for the pui chase of the
claim of the city against the ID &W. r. r.
Co. Passed by he following vote - so}s
Yeas, Messrs Dckey, Kuhns, Iddings, Hill
gefort, Thomas, McGregor and Love blank,
Mr. Minick
By Mr. Minick Resolved, That the
Grade Committee be authorized and directed
TO contract with Messrs Stout & Mills aud
BroadruP Co., fos the temporary flow of
water through their lands from Main, Ludlow
aud other streets flowing thereto Adopted.
BY Mr.. Iddings Resolved, That the
Treasurer be authorized to transfer the Sum
of 50 000 from the Sinking Fund 10 the Gen
eral Expense Fund, as directedd by the FL
nance 1ommittes. Adopted. lysy = y1FJg0
By Mr.. HIgelort Resolved That the
Street Commissioner be authorized 10 Il u up
Prairie Street, to protect the curbing and gut
terrng on said street Adopted. yggT.g
By the same Resolved, That the Street
Commissioner be authorized to open tho lCus
vert west OF Main street., through'J b. Nor.
rison's Boat Dock, the distance Of about
fifty feet so as to give free passage TO waste
waters from the Old Ditch Adopted ,JA
and Dayton journal Office, $45 co. ''s'f
Adjourned Journal. s, ..Jl .y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
U1Z!'ZI!!zZXZ2zz Z!
/. yqqa land = trr i5.. y.
r L II x - ... &
Strick9daFs ihti- CfoieTmat Wirt,,rs

SH7cktdn6 mt Cholera Mature
rs dnah % Shidbtf Astfiagehi "a IA
: 4 lsnts and earminatyes winch every physician ac-
knowledgeHlt the ouiy Preparation tlat will effect
RefIpanept cure OF Diarrheb and Dy saters 1biaA6t
SAolerA Mixture Is now in use IN s0ne of1odH amy
pitas whore it gives the greatest FptipfRcfirn
has saVed the5tyea Of thousands Of our soldiers and
citizens, and Yey Ryarantee ITO BE- Ibe hest rene
dy ~, "a me worl1 i9r Diarrhe and pysente5y,
TO sgtlsiy any one as 70 tho OF Strt kjaDs
Choera MtHtnrpi IN fadt we have great humber Of
testimonials rom patients Who haye leen cur ate
after taliug only one totue Of S1Fnds Anti cho-
era Mixtu e. iCtou suhet Win Dis fihta and Tysen
.slsty oqe ooI'le "A skHO L MS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08

DR.. Strickiands Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used 1t:
Mr. Charles W. Land ,sinl. of Louisville, and M
p Banafde, Oi OinoinrRh . ,botl re cured httt sins
one pot 9f pr srieklgpds Pile Repedy. They sRJ
they ave tired everything but &C lid obhin relie
but one Pot Of Striekland'r Pile Remedy sfeoted
perfect cure after suffering for many " the
worst KIND OF Piles They recommend every one
Ask for
" ,LDr. Stracklandls Pile Remedy. 4 .
Sold by all druggists IS ets pot Manufactured at
NO . East Foufth 81 Cincinnati, o. .. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKBT,

ITT sEcREr tRY OF sTATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
GA .. ~ Seneca Csunty
SUPREME JUDGES,
..I. (F0G FUtL 4EHNO
.. PHHADELPH VAN TRUMP,
.4 Oi Fairfield Cou ".
(TO TILL VACAHctEa.)
Ions Vacancy,
MACHIAS G. WHITELKG,
or Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER s. BOYS,
OF Highland County
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN X. CRlrCHFIELD,
OF Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM s V. PRENTISS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
OF Hariin County.
-.fi. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(TuIL TERh,)
WILLIAM LARWILL,
or Ashland County.
CrOR v.OAEoI,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
or Auglaize County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-08
ros rsEsIpEsr,
FOR yicE PREsIpEST.

GEORGE Ii, PENDLETON,
.JlltIlll . oHid i}l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
800. 600 More MN Called For.


We published last week the order
OF the President for draft of 500, 900
""n on the tenth of March next, in
ease the requisition IS not Il led by
volunteers.
The following remarks Of the n.
!. Tribune, will apply equally well
to this sections
Once more the country hears from
the President summons 10 arms
A draft is ordered for 100000 men
to serve three years, or. during tlc
war. to be made ou the 10th of March
next ensuing. So many as may have
have enlisted or drafted before the
LIST of March, not heretofore crediird
will lie deducted, IN. other words. the
draft Is for so many men as shall not
have been raised by March lst on
the last call for 500, 900; and for 200
900 more
Men or Now York, il Won 10 not
like draft, you have Just four weeks
in which to avoid it by volunteering.
The country needs the services OF
her sons IN the field. and mnst have
them. Volunteer if you will the
more the hctter-but if on the first
day Of March the ranks of our de-
pleted armies are not filed, YOU must
tace the music of the draft.
1t is no hour for caviling. for po-
lticnl disscnsions, for complaints of
inactivity or incompetence. The Re
hcllion is gathering its strength for
one last desperate struggle. The
gRi9pcmHft RGGdit r,IGgeGsGn lDG9}y,iIs
Tor armies every inhabitant Of the
States which own his sway. In East
Tennessee his columns are already in
motion; elsewhere they are waiting
only for nuomonted numbers. 1t is
no longer secret that the next cam.
paiTn is meant to carry tho war 10
Northern soil. If it rails-as fail if
wIif--thc rebellion goes hopelesslv
down. never more capable Of carving
on war on its present scale. But
That it may surcl V and utterly fail. the
mon needs more men in the field
'han 1t has to-day; needs and must
have mon enough to put success hc.
'ond all questions. Hence the call Of
he President. Let IL he respoudol
o with the same alacritv and eager
latriotiSm rs when Sumter first woke
.ho nation from It's deep dream Of
peace. /
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
Did Won IIenr IL

During the last political campaion
when the voice Of our gallant soldiers
were heard against Copperhead ism
and alter the election whom thoir votc
was found to he almost solid against
Nallandi%hamism. the Copperhoads
wete wont to shake their heads sio.
ntllcantly and say: "Thc soldiers o-e
getting tired Of this Abolition war:
Just wait until their time Is out and
yon IL see. Well, we have waited
and wo havo secn-scen what our
brightest hopes had not given us rco.
son to believe. Those battle. scared
and veteran soldiers who have borne
the labor and heat of the dav. are
nearly all going back to finish their
work, and bring us speedy, honor.
aoie and permanent peace. Brave,
gallant, noble men. what debt ofI
gratitude and hanor the nation owes
them! The consequence is there is n
"drappm' of heads among the Con.
perhead gentry, They had measured
the bravery and patriotism OF "our
blue coated hoys" in their own dis
loyal measure, and found it Infinitely
too diminutive.
These veterans having passed thro'
-he ordeal, knowing exactly what isl
N store for them, and what they are
% expect, it can hardly be said that
hey "hove been inveigled and drag. /
ged into this thieving Abolition war"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12

not.lclievc at sight, IN every rumor
of q Federal defeat9
Did you ever see one that credited
any statement of rebel cruelty to one
wounded or sickf
Did YOU ever know one that did
not publish al the Confederate sto
ries of c,neltics practised by our men
on the rebels? Did you ever see n
line IN one Of them commenting n
successful Union officer?
In short did you ever see ono that
hya simple change of name would
not do admirably as Southern pa
per?
Examine your files of CoYperhead
papers and see.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12

Those who take Democratic papers
and read them, are afIectionately in,
yited to answer these questions.
Did you ever see in one OF them an
rarnest, hearty appeal for volunteers,
since the fall of '6l?
Did you ever see IN one Of them
q word of commentator of any act
OF the Government?
Did you ever see in one Of them IL
word Of hearty condemnation OF the
rebels or their cause?
Did you ever see in one of them a
word Of encouragement Ia oBy brave
soldiers? ,f.t
Did you ever sec in one of them
one word in advocacy Of any practj-
cable measure for their bcneft2
Did you ever know one OF them to
accept at once, as true, the news OF a
Federal yictory2 ffhs
Did yon ever know one that did
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
To Snldiers and Postma.ters

An act to amend the law prescrib
ing the articles to he admitted into
thH maila OF the United States.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives OF the
United States of America in Con.
gress assembled.
That articles Of clothing, being
manufactured OF wool, cotton or lin,
en-, and comprised in packa es not
exceeding two pounds in weight, ad
dressed TO any non commissioned ON .
Ger or private serving in tho armies
ef the United States, may be trans.
mi'led in the mails Of the United
States at tho rate Of eight cents, to he
III all cases prepaid, for every fonr
ounces, or any fraction thereof. sub.
ject to such regulations as any Post.
master General may prescribe.
Approved January %, 1864.
fost olllce Department, JANUARY
%, 1864.
The foregoing law is published for
The mlormatisn Of the public, and es,
peeially for the guidance of Postmas
ters, and is thaught to be so ful, and
plain that no ono can mistake its
meaning. Postmasters will, however,
bear in mind that packages of cloth,
ing entitled to pass in the mails
lour ounces for eight cants--mtlst be
manufactured from wool, cotton or
linen, and not exceeding two pounds
IN weight, and must be addressed to
anon commissioned officer or private
serving IN the armies of the United
States. Consequently, package
addressed to a commissioned officer
or composed Of other materials than
as above specified, auch as boots
shoes &c, II sent by mail must be
prepaid by stamps at letter rates, viz.
three cents for every half ounce orI
fraction thereof NJ, BLAIR. !
Postmaster General
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
Relief ef soldiers Fami,ics.

An act passed the Legislature some
days since providing relief for the
families "i soldiers. 1t authorizes n
levy OF two mills on the dollar, and
permits County Commissioners to lie.
Wy IN additional tax. not exceeding
one mill on the dollar, Although not
so large Il tax as many hoped TO see
authorized, this with the liberal houn.
ties now paid to volunteers, and the
donations of citizens, ought TO ona-
bic every soldiers family to live with.
out suffering for the neccssltles of
llfe-and we doubt not that hereafter
such will be the case.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
st1 5ottrtistmtnts.

For your Holiday Clothing, and
yonr outfits generally. Cheap aud
good. Try him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12

In response to the serenade in his
honor ut st. Louis, some oyoninns
since, Gen. Grant said "Gentlemen,
/ thank You for this honor. | cannot
make speech. 1t is something ]
have never done, and never intend H.
do, and bog You will excuse me y
Loud cheers followed this brief adj.
dress, at the conclusion of which ths
general replaced his hat, took a oioar
from his pocket, lit it and stood on
the balcony IN the presence of the
crowd, pulling his Havann.and watch.
ing the rockets rs they burst in air.
Gen, Anderson; who is quite feeble.
Is living in New York. The physi.
clans say he will be no better. Ue
says the flag lowered at Fort Sum.
ter was only small signal naglu Ue
still has that; and the regular ensign
Of the garrison.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
100 E0R i.

An eHi.ss Who took prominent part in the opera
lions On tie North side Of last Thursday week informs
u tia. cA-efdl estimate Of casualties on this side
makes the Confederate oss about thirty, While that OF
TIE enemy. allowing the usual percentages Of wounded
for those Who aze known to have been killed, and adj
ding tho prisoners taken mast have bsel very near,
10, quite, three thousand The ratio Of Zoe for ! Ia
sometaing betsr than We ara accustomed 70, and is
due perhaps mainly to the fact that the Yankees Ell
joysd the beus6 of the splendid gensrAshp Of Bsast
BuLar We can wish nothing better than that he may
eondaul TO command TIE braves anyEheEs IN iront
o1r linss.
We are rot so exactly advised az to the casualties on
The South side on the oOossiou but are assured
TIA. the percentage there, too, vas inmsEaey in our
favor. TIE entire Yankee loss on both sides OF the
river t. q ros Wen 0sooTtainsd, could not have been
lsss thar SIX thousand. But to serve the used Of bis
mssteF a. Washington, liz reference 10 the election,
Gan, vas radlc 20 the igaomo,ou1 necessity Of re-
rsrting bis lsses at Rot thsa two hundred The
ideal OF the military character before this var, vas
frsDknoss r1th and homer What viii il b hereafter,
when 7 snkse sol5iorsoip has bad ia day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

CHARGED VIII ATrIHPrDO 10 Go NcHTs "A y mig
physician Of this city vss on yesterday, arrested a
Hanover Junction. attempting, as isaeged, to go North
While being brought TO tie city In the Fredericksburg
cars, yesterday evening hssttaPpsd to take bis own
life By sLabbine himself in tie beas, over the region
OF the hesrt HE wourd fortunately, ia nos regarded
as serious From bis conduct and conversation sincP
hls arrO it very clear he aboring under sn sbeE'
ration of mina. We withhold his name tta' we may
not give needless pain 10 his large cIcle Of fisnda end
rsl.tivsa. H, ia nav in hospital in this city where
be Sil receive the best atts6tion.