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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

ars oortaiu essentials, like small arms, ln.
proved sann1n, and, heyond all these, articles
We sulphur, saltpetfe, percussion caps, med
icines, &c, that they could no more do With.
out than gun can shoot without powder.
What in the name Of common sense your
people at Washington can be doing not 70 go
and capture Wilmington, cost what Il win, is
more than can see Il would be greater
loss TO the rebels than the capture Of 40 army
Of hundred thousand meo. II you will send 3
force over the dry, sandy plains Of North Car
olina, and naval force 10 co operate at sea
and take this devouring mouth that supplies
the rebels with two thirds Of their necessary
foreign supplies, your navy could then virtu
ally close up tbs remaining leaks and break
up the work Of the English spectators, who
are growing rich Rt your expense aud at the
expense OF all immense prolongston Of the
war These shrewd, money making British.
ers are laughing at your government
One suceessfdl run in and out pays for the
steamer and also for the cost Of the next car
go, II she is captured during the second trip.
| have lately learned that one frm, With some
ssociates-Alexander Collier q Co-has
been running line Of ten steamers tor long
time, and only had three or four captured.
They have realized in profits over four millions
sterling, and their trade has been entirely
through the port Of Wilmington. If such facts
as these wont wake up your government to
the Importance of capturing Wilmington,
nothing will
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
NOW York Market.

New YoEK, April 26
CoTToS-Quiet and steady and upward ten
denoy at 80,
FLoUR-dull 90 higher at 80 for extra
State Round Hoop l5@S 80 H
WHEAT-Nominaly l,l6@l II Chicago
Spring l,73@l,7s Milwaukee Club; LILO
1888 Winter Red.
CoRS-Shade Grmer 33@l 33
OATs-In very fair demand and steady at
s1@99.
PoRE-Firm--25
BEsP-Firm and steady,
BUTTER 29@32
Cur MEATS Firm
LARD--A shade frmer, l32(@l4l.
WHIsTY--Quiet at 81 2569l 3Oior Western
Firmer, 40 Crude; 55 refined
Bond, 63@65 Free.
New ioRK, April 26 Stocks rreg-
closing frmer Money and I per cent Ster-
ling quiet and steady at l0I. Gold
.92 $50 Coupons 1924, 6's 'sl Coupons l }
One year certificates 9sb New York Cen
trail l3s4.Erie 81 l7i. Reading 81 Az
g. B & o 401
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Too Late.

Now, when it is too late, leading Republi.
can papers are loud in giving alarm at the
condition of the currency. The N Y. Post
says we are in boat, which rapid current
like that of the Niagara, is hurrying to the
precipise. II predicts the ruin of many, gen
eral loss OF confidence, and the practical de
struction of commerce, Democrats told you
all this, at time when warning, if heeded
would have been avail but just then Genera
Burnside had proclaimed that it was disloya
to criticize the measures of the Government
and threatened the arrest of all who should
dare to do so. Now, when it is too late, Re
publicans see their great error aud would
fain escape its consequences.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
News Items.

General Wistar writes to General Dix,
from Yorktown, that an extended spirit Of
desertion prevails among the recruits re-
Gently sent from the North--especially
among those who were drugged, and en-
listed while they were not conscious OF
what they were doing. Many Of these
men were even defrauded Of their boundes.
Stonewall Jackson sends word through
A. j. Davis, the seer, that after six more
battles, two of which will be hand to hand
encounters, the war will be over. This
may come under the head Of "important,
if true
Counterfeit fifty cent fractional notes,so
well executed as to be difficult ol detec-
ton, have made their appearance
The formal call for the Fremont Con-
vention at Cleveland, it is announced, will
be published in few days.
The State, County, aud Township taxes
of Ohio, will amount this year to over
twenty-five millions of dollars The Ma
tional tax, in addition, will be about ff-
teen millions.
Eleven States, the same number which
originally seeded, are still out of the
Union. We have not made much prog
ress in subjugation as yet
General Grant, by majority of sixteen
thousand, has obtained the Sanitary Fair
sword at New York,
1t is conceded in New Orleans that the
late battles in Louisiana have been against
General Banks, inasmuch as he retreated
while the enemy held the field
Plymouth, North Carolina. has been
taken by the Con(ederotes From 1000
to $500 prisoners were taken; 30 pieces
of artillery; 100000 pounds of meal; L.
600 barrels of bread, and full garrison
outfit, The rebel loss was about three
hundred Two gunboats We're sunk and
another disabled. This news has been
kept back day by the Government
The Q ecn of England, it is asserted
by correspondent of the New York Her
aid, is quite crazy.
General Scott is engaged on a work en-
titled his "Liie and Times" which will
be published in few weeks His health
is improved.
Gold closed at 81 50 to-day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

gsS~ In view of the order calling into ac-
tive service the independent Militia, and that
following Immediately, to proceed with the
draft for ls, 900 or 10000 of the citizens of
Ohio, together with the terrible uncertainty
which shrouds the results of battles soon to
be fought, let us ask every candid Republican
if it would not have been better in the begin
ming to have adopted the Democratic policy,
and compromised upon some fair basis, our
trouble with the Southern Statss2 What a
measure of peace, of prosperity, of National
greatness and glory we might have been enjoy
ing this day, if the counsels of such mea as
blood letting Chandler, Wade, &c, had been
spurned as they deserved to bel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
lFTsm the New York Hsnld.l
Additional from EuFOpe--ArFI-
val of the KangarOO--Our Lon
don Correspondence

London, April 9, GA
The Net0 Association OF Blockade Runners
- Who are the Spectators and pAat thsy
Calculate for Proft-Immense Trade 20
Witmfngt1n-FortHRss Made by Britisk
Houses.
The grand joint stock company for blockade
running on large scale--of which / gave
you an account last week, in advance of all
the Journals here-haVe got out their pros.
pectus. There is not a name attached TO il
So You see the parties are playing like os-
triches, with their heads in the sand. They
are just as we'll known as IL their names were
placarded on the front OF the Royal Exchange.
Stringer, soutter, Lindsay, the Lsirds, Spence,
McRae and Dudley Mann, are the principal
operators, They reckon that II each one Of
ten steamers makes two successful trips, their
investment Of 9200 00O,--a million of dollars
will bring them G3sO,OOO Whatever prof
it's or losses dtieTent spectators may have
made on the average, or in the aggregate,
there can be no doubt that their efforts have
been the manStay Of the secession war There
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
The Cali for Troops.

The Cincinnati Commercial says that
the actual orders for the militia of the
Northern States to take the field, caused
great deal of discussion and not little
diversity of opinion in that community.
The same may be said of this, and proba-
bly, other communities in the State. But
diversity of opinion is inOpportuno, and
should not be tolerated among loyal peo-
pie. If there is to be an invasion Of Ohio,
it must be repulse6. II battles are to be
fought, there must be soldiers to fight
them. Those who go for war must go for
all that is necessarily incidental to war.
Those who scof at peace, are not entitled
to the immunity from hardship, which
nothing but peace can give. So long as
we are to have war, We may expect not on
a continuance, but terrible increase Of
its burdens and suAeriDgs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SIX LOTS AND TWO HOUSES.

WE will sell, et the Court House. on
At two o'clock m, the following described property;
One lot Wilkinson stree ~ feet front by l33 feet
deep, running to two alleys, with frame house on it,
containing four rooms and summer kitchen. One
lot the half of lot No. 34g3 on the corner of 9th
and Howard streets, with business room and three
dwelling rooms ON II. Two lots on High sh eet Nos
20T4 and 9576 each AZ feet front by 80 feet deep Two
lots on Xenia Avenue, next TO he Church, same side
west, SO teel front by l6s feet deep.
Terms-One-hali cash, when the deed is given; the
balance in one and two years. back payments secured
by mortgage the property, at six per cent interest
a25 c. p. HUBER 4 son, Auetioneers.
LN0B BALE-Three hrms, lying about nine miles
II west OF Dayton one mile south OF the W off Gre ek
Pike, and half mile south Of Amty, ad dining each
other. r ~
One of l46 acres, on which is good stone buildinQ
and frame barn, sud good stone quarry, with peaty
Of timber. fa
One OF lss acres, on which Is good brick house,
with reasonable barn; also, Of the best springs
10 the county, and steam saw mill; about 70 acres Of
good timber.
ne Of 7s aer's, Of good soil and well vatsred Tor
stock cattle.
The above farms will be sold altogether or separate
on reasonable terms. For information apply 10
DAVID 7. MILLER,
a9W4e On the premises.
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ew"Nlen gathered around Garfield" !"

~"Men gathered around Garfield"
So says a Republican reporter. of the
crushing consequences of Mr.. Longs
speech. "Men gathered around Garfield, f"
imploring him to reply. But Garfield was
as mute as garfsh. Garbage and gar
bic, which usually answer Gar6eld's pur-
poses, would not answer Longs speech.
There it stands, irrefragable in argument,
and imperishable as the lands language.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
From New Orleans.

ST LOUIS, April 25.-Cairo dates yester
day by mail says the steamer Won Phui, from
New Orleans, 18th, had arrived 1t seemed
to be generally conceded that the battles in
Louisiana had been against Banks, as the
enemy remained on the ground after Satur
days fight "
The report thatthere was another fight on
the 10th is q mistake.
The rebels were still in the vicinity of
Pleasant Ridge. Our army was at Grand
Ecore, fortifying both sides of the river
General Banks and Admiral Porter were
both there. Only five feet water at Grand
Esore The gunboat Eastport is aground
there. All large boats are below, but light
drOnghtB shove.
Prisoners say that Kirby Smith and Sibley
we're killed in the recent battles.
Galveston dates of the 4th say that the
schooner Mary Lovely, with $50 bales of cot
ton, was captured on the night Of the 3D.
while attempting TO run the bloskade.
Messrs Wade and Gooch of the Committee
on the conduct Of the War, arrived at Cairo
on the 3lst, 10 investigate the Fort Pillow
massacre. Generals Hurlburt, Chetham and
Leggett we're also there.
Memphis dates Of the 22d say Forests en-
tire force is moving towards Alabama, follow
ed by Grierson. Folks are said to be march.
ing north. Grierson's cavalry came upon
some Of Forests troops near Hudsonville,
Mississippi. A sharp fight ensued The reb
els rstreated in the direction Of Saekson, pass,
ing through Lagrange. Anumber of prison.
srs, horses, mules and wagons were captured
and taken to Memphis General Price evaou.
ated Camden, Arkansas. General Steele oc
cupiOd the plaee' ....
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.For SaR.
Real Estate at Auction.

WE will sell, at auction on
w SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1854,
At two ocloc< m, at tho Court House, the splendid
properly hest known the "GBURGE JACKSON
PROPERTY" on Jefferson street, between Fitn and
Sixth. The lot Is III feet 'front.' with fine three
brick house, containing fifteen and bath room
tne garden, fruit, rtabe and other necessary out
buildings; also, double frame house and out.buid
ings. This is one Of the most desirable pieces Of
property In the city Of Dayton, and will be sold with
out reserve TO the highest bidder.
1erms-0ne-third cash. one-thrd in year; one
third In two years; the deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured by mortgage at SIX per cent. interest. .
R25 q. Z. HUBER 4 SON, AucuOneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
loHsinait
COlHAX.

Tbs leeblo, pulling, drivelng Rabbiies sefeAlurei
hssnness ing aped In every look aud feature,
one ol the hlihy. lmy, creeping spawn,
by reyplnton to the surface thrown,
Doomed soon 70 sink, 10 native alth to rot,
All that he said, AMI all he did forsOt,
Had he not chosen niamyv fame,
And linked his owD to an immortal name
Hence, coming ages, mindful Of his wrong,
VIII curse mean colrAx, While they reveranas Loso
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Aust,

l OST-Te promssory notes Tor sues each, made
~ by John Houp, Of Fort Wayne, Indiana, 10 Eliza
both dated December :, 1853; OF them s payable
In one year and the other in two years from their date
is an indorsement Of Sill All persons are not1ned
not TO purchase either Of aid notes Payment has
been stopped They belong to the underslensd. Ths
hnder VIII oe rewarded on returning them 10
MldlM n GEORGE LEHMAE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

~Coliax was Eos without distinction,
as some people seem to think. before he
was elected to the Speakership. He was
distinguished as editor of the dullest, stu
pidest country paper in Northern Indiana.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

arrived al Little Rock The Legislature will
Immediately provide for the organization Of
the State Militia, raise means and adopt meas.
urss to render it impossible for rebels TO grasp
the reins of government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
DIED.

DAVI5-"Departedt TO Spirit life,n at Que o'clock A.
to-day, 2Gili instant, Elden A, the sou aud only
child Of A. and Hattie Il. Davis, aged six years, six
months and nineteen days. -.rt#'f
The hiends of the bereAved her and also of the
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph, are invited
ten the funeral coremonies at two p. Nj, tomorrow,
the 97th, at the residence OF Mr. E. II. Doiph, Miami
City. Place OF turial-Woodlsnd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

ST. LOUIS, April 26--Late Little Rock
dates say that Mr. Allis, Of Jefferson county,
was elected Speaker Of the Arkansas Legisla'
tRre Mr.. Carson, member ofthe House, re-
Gently captured BY guerrillAs, escaped and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

RE Some Of the Democratic papers are
moving for pOstponement of the Chicago
Convention.
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LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

FT. MoSAoE, April 24-The steamer Moon
light has arrived from Newbern. No news OF
importance. The powder mills at Raleigh ex-
ploded on the 9th killing several General
VIM. p White Of Georgetown, South Carroll:
ne was assaHsinRted by his own mea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, April &C.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red whs
wolesale 6 90 retail 8 90
WHEAT-Sl 25@l 2s.
CoRN--l00 Sbelled 9O@s4
OATS-6S
RYE l0C9l Is
BARLEY-$1 20
C0FFEE-4s@50
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l5 per doc
WHISKY--l 30
CHEESE -l6@l1. I'd.
DRIED PEACHES-i6@ls. 81.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5O@3 90.
HAY--Timothy S22 per ton
TEAS-Sl 0OC9l 60.
RICE--9@ll per ID.
BUTTER-40@45.
LARD-l20l5
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9Aante0.

WAhTED-oaIuage Woodworkmsn, Blacar-
wv smiths and Painters wanted Immediately ThO
best OF wages gwen. Apply to
ala W. W.PHILLIPs. Fourth street.
WANTED-A first class Carriage srita, lar
w which will give Seb per month ApplyIe
,., y. d. HALL,
malsds West Liberty, LegAn county, Ohio.
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The DRAFT to Take Place Km.
medlateIy.

COLUMBUS, April 25.
Colonel Potter received instructions to-day
from Colonel Fry, to take the veteran credits
as made out by the Adjutant General Cowen,
and assign them to the proper wards and towns
and when this is accomplished, to proceed with
the draft without delay. Itis positively known
how much Ohio is behind bat it is not less
than II 900 or 49, 900 men
The order calling out the National Guards,
created considerable excitement to-day among
those particularly interested Numerous ap-
pications for exemption have already bson
made to the Adjutant General But one,
however. was successful and that was from
man who was more for the hospital than
the field. The call is generally regarded as
the right thing, and is looked upon as iudca-
ting an intentionto begin the coming cam.
paign in earnest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

Read the followinR'
(TestR,oniI, u Mrs. SardA 6sullJ
PRoF. DEMvSN Two years ago my scsIp became
diseased and my hair 70 fall Qua very fast
Tae disease spread unl my scalp was collplets
SoRen t6e bSrnins itching sensation D was aosaP
pSy TSd S T'%ssS '. ssfd @
cians OF this city. was informed by them that the
RI un, and that thew could NOT bepsat ne. read
your advertisement and eoncluded 10 consult you.
You assured me that you would eradicate tho diseAsS
With that assurance placed myself IN your hands,
and the results are, rave luxuriant head Of hAr;
my scalp e peresty WE'LL and my hair has ceased to
Mas. sAEAH 9ovLp, No. III soath Pearl street.
II Is fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Restorer, and their name ~ Legion, that 1t In
s THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eaeefuRlly and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, aud prsVeaf
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
is the strongest evidence Of the told benefits il 10
oonisrrng upon ffEufg FEfs
THE HUMAN FAMILY. , %
The confidence Of the public has been obtained and
they ell unite in atesiing to its merit and super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhdueed. do no, FeeommSnd my prepare.
ton to cause hair to grow six iaet uehy ls many
Wiz he a%s o ssI aaS So!s te;S ia
skePuca or ineredulous Will make bona ide ohsri
IwiIl forfeit e1,OOO
zone Thousand Dollars) II fail to cure the worst
cases Of partial badness, under fifteen years stand.
THE ONLY GEN NK HAIR REsroRRR.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gensr.
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT COT 1T SEND
FOR 1T. JI
E.B.-Cures guaranteed in every case where the di.
rectons for Sc are implicitly obeyed.
~ Price, ~ per bottle, or six bottles for 80.
PROV. II. A. DIX MUM,
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%We once thought the Black Re-
publicans would always hate Mr.. Yallan-
digham. 1t looks now like they will all
love and honor him before Long.
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

FINHE 90 partnership heretofore existing Miller
L Chalch, In the Merchant Tailoring BuSiness. WRS
dissolved by mutual consent the hrst day Of FEB.
ruary' instant The books are In the hands Of Henry
Huston Building. corner Third and Jefferson strssts
Those who have claims against the firm will presaIi
them for payment, and those VINO indebted TO the
hrm are expected to call and settle their accounts
wlthodtdelay, aH the business must be closed.
,t Uaa aa $3.50 HENRY MILLER,
Ie5d5M J. 8. OHARCH.
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Dpeing SPOUSE.
. YET N c n o U 8 =

NO. 80, ST CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
NNHE undersigned Informs the pablc that he IA q
J. practical dyer, and has established dye house at
he above place. and s now prepared to coloE N kinds
Of Silks, Satins Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton C1ooda
any color that may be e'desired.
Grease and stains removed from all kinds offabricS
He warrants TO finish all goods In a manner to RiVo
satstactoni having all articles necessary TO perform
his work IN the best possible style.
aulB ss.f. ~ u HERMANN WIRoRND
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A Country Residence for Sale,

n UUUHBTJ WUoIWUHCO IUI DUIts
A DESIRABLE country residence, with fifteen
n acres Of good land lying one mile north Of Dag.
on, on he old Troy rOad s offered at private saie
There 10 large and comfortable frame house and
Rood ontbuildngs, on the land an orchard OF fine
grated apple pear and peach trees; a large assort
ment Of strawberry vines, Of the Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific Yaretes also about three acres OF Young
cuTrRnt bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
sirnE TO purchase are requested 20 calf and examine
Ire properly them selves the proprietor Is con
adeat that Il Wdi bear inspection.
Also, ten and hal acres oi hmberad land, four
nhes north Of Dayton, near the old Troy road.
no2ldRwu JAMES KHOOP
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Carpenter.

b u L L u L N G.
FNhE undersigned hes made arranR Rsmsuts 70 erect
and complete good, neat houses at air prices that
would warrant those having vacant lots unimproyed
70 invest the demand 10 daily increasing for them
Neat plans, with cost OF building, ready Tor InyoHt.
CATION. JOHN IL. THOMAS, Agent,
Al9d2Ws shop on Wayne at. near Baptist ohufoh.
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GIotbing.
MERCHANT TAILORING

HENRY MILLER, @
TINHAhkFUL for patfenAGo heretefore extended q
Il tne hrm Of Miller Sharsh, respectfully sslIeiis
Continuance Of the same 10 himself AZ tho ga otand
Huston Bandlng, corner Third and Jefferson sirosis
where ha VIII always bo found with fall assOFtEnsat
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Drrss anu QsIoak MaklnQ
FASHIONABLE DRRss 4 CLOAK MITINo

M lAsb ANNA NussER, fashionable Dress snd
wi Cloak Maker, begs 10 inform her old customers
snd the public generally that she has opeuod Bh6D
on Third street, over McDaniels store (hrd story
she sooita custom, and will Furnish drsSs and CLOAK
trmmnEs N desired. aiisRws
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

BaAg CMpIEe.
HUpBARp 4 SRo., Isditors
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1854
s----..----ss.--.--., ,..-r.-slls11,-1,ls-uHzs
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
sEoRErARY oF STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG
Ofssnecs c4uniy.
SUPREME JUp0g+
(rop ruLL TsnN)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
oi Fairfield Coz y.
(ro TItL vAo,ScIEs)
LonF Vacancy
MACHIAS G. WHITLEY,
ft4. OF hancock County.
Short Vseancy.
ALEXANDER 5. BOYS,
VI piehland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN Il. CR1rCHFIELD,
Ot Holmes County
UOMPTRoLLFR OF TIE TREAsOBY,
WILLIAM S. V. PRENTlSS
Of Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
of Hardin County.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
(sULL TERsl
WILLIAM LARWILL,
or Ashland County
(roa yscAscT)
CHARLES BOESbL,
OF AuSldse County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

Il A. WALTERS has disposed of his drug stock,
u Se., % james B. WATERS The old Susi8sss
name Of Walters Ksso Will 30 oonnnned FER ~
present ~ msssds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-26

HUb u a Il y q bNO'' hdltor''
TUESDAY. APRIL 90, 1881
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-13

H. The camps of the prisoners of war will
be thoroughly policed daily.
H. The slaughter house will be AT once re-
moved beyond the creek, and the ground where
It now is will be cleansed and covered with gravel
as soon as possible.
b. The carcasseS of all horses and other an
irnaIs that have been left unbured on the oppo-
site side of the creek will be buried or burned
as soon as possible and hereafter when animal
die their carcasses will be buried or burned
within the same day; and when buried shall bc
ut least four feet beneath the surface of the earth
Ia. Thorough police of the whole camp from
the creek to the extremity of the Point will be
made daily.
l5 These regulations will be enforced by the
Inspector General, and Field Officer of the Day
who will cause all Guards and sentinels to be
instructed to enforce them nj all points of the
camp.
BY Command of Brig. Gen. E. W. HNKs;
G. f. LAWRENCE, A. A. General.