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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11
THE NEUTRALITY QUESTION.
IFrom The New York Herald,l

| The rebel cruiser Florida has become the
prize of the United States gunboat Wachu-
sett, and so ends the career of the last of
tile famous scourges that swept the seas
with impunity for so many months. The
Alabama went to the bottom defantly, the
Georgia was caught in disguise, and now
| we have the Florida-caught it is not yet
possible to say exactly how. We are as
| yet ignorant of the particulars of this inn
portant event. All that we know is that
there was "a collision" between the Wachu-
sett and the Florida In the neutral Brazilian
port of Bahia, and that in the confusion of
this circumstance the Florida was called
upon to surrender, and did so without the
United States vessel having fired shot.
Until the full particulars of the event are
made known we must be content with this
little, and with the gratifying fact that the
last of the rebel cruisers which ventured
upon the high seas has been taken.
In the meantime the capture of this ship
will doubtless be denounced as violation
of the right of asylum in neutral port,
and it may become subject for interna-
tional discussion. We are satisfied that the
circumstances will prove to have been such
as to fully justify the act of Capt. Collins
in this bold and determined pursuit of the
object of his cruise. Though all nations
admit, in a loose and general way, the in
volatility Of neutral ports, all claim also
that there are decided exceptions to this
inviolability, and all occasionally assert |
their right Of capture even in neutral ports. |
England admitted the inviolability of neu-
tral waters in the very dispatch in which |
she justified the seizure of the Caroline
She asserts and always has asserted the |
inviolability of neutral waters. But she |
captured the United States frigate Essex in |
the harbor Of Valparaiso. She also captur-
ed the American privateer Gen. Armstrong
in neutral port. From the mere fact that
there has been ship captured in neutral
port we must not therefore conclude that
there has been violation of the neutrality. |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11

The FlOridla-Cnpture Of the Rebel
Privateer Florida by she Gum.
boat Observation-Disclosures
Attending her Capture.
The Kearsarge, which sunk the Alabama
off the French coast, arrived at Boston late
on Monday night. She has as passengers
w. w. Williams, Assistant Paymaster of
the United States gunboat Wachusett, bear
er of dispatches of the circumstances at
tending the capture of the rebel privateer
Florida, in the port of Bahia, Brazil.
She also brings as prisoners of war the
chief engineer and boatswain of the Ala
bama, and the surgeon and sixteen of the
men of the Florida.
The Kearsarge left st. Thomas on the
evening of the 3lst ult. The Wachusett
was in port waiting for coal. The Florida
was outside. She also lett there the ship
James Cheston and the bark Adeline 9.
Adams. The Cheston, one hundred and
thirty-three days from RangoOn, put into
port i'm distress, with her crew down with
the scurvy. She was supplied with nine
teen men from the Kearsarge, and would
sail in day or two for New York. The
bark MOndamin, from Rio, was captured
by the Florida off Pernambuca, about Sep
tember %, and burned. This was the only
Atl6TlCdu vessel NY buO rlOilud
since her departure from Teneriffe.
The following is brief account of the
circumstances of the capture of the priva-
teer:
The Florida arrived at Bahia, Bay of San
Salvador, on the night Of the 7th ult. Cap
tain Collins having held a consultation
with his Officers, determined to sink the
Florida in port. Accordingly at about
o'clock the cables were slipped, and the
Wachusett steered for the Florida, hitting
her OH the quarter, without doing her great
injury. .i. el. sre1 1ea.l ..d.
Captain Collins now called out to those
on board the pirate to surrender or he
would sink her. This demand was replied
to by the first lieutenant that "under the
circumstances he surrendered" A hawser
was now made fast, the chain slipped, anu
the Florida towed to sea. In the melee sew
eral pistol shots were fired, and accident
ally, two guns from the Wachusett.
Captain Morris and half the Florida's
crew were ashore on liberty. No lives
were lost. The Florida was taken COM
pletely by surprise, seventy of her men it
was known being on shore, and the others
just returned from liberty were asleep and
half intoxicated. ~ iG4.n ui
The blow given the Florida by the Wa
chusett carried away the mizzenmast and
mainyard, which fell on the awning, pre-
venting any one from getting up from be-
low. 4 ipIrL v
So unconscious was the officer of the
deck of the intention of the Wachusett's
Captain that he sang out, "You will run
into us if you don't take care" at the same
time calling for light. .r..- -EI s.
Twelve officers and fifty-eight of the
crew of the Florida were captured, r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11

LINcoLN's majority in Morrow county is
3s4-a gain Of four over the vote of Octo
Der. it.HI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11
Renorts indicate that but

Reports indicate that but one township
will be Republican in the county, and the
Democratic majority on the State ticket was
$50; our majority now is say 775 in the
county. .L. Yours,
+. CASE.
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Hooking County.
LOGAN, Hooking Co. o, N

LOGAN, Hooking Co. O., Nov. s.
EDITOR ONO STATESlL1V: ~
SIR:-Our national election has just clos
ed in Falls township, the county seat town
ship. The judges are now counting out the
tickets. ful tIH sFtTErrF7
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EAR AND THROAT.

DIR. LIGHTHIIL will revisit COLUMBUS al
regular intervals according to the requirements OF
the patients under his charge. The business in New
York does not suffer any interruption from this visit
as one of the firm is there in constant attendance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11
CoLGATE's HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universe
demand. md. 10 made from the choicest materials,
mild and emollientin It's nature. fragrant.
~ scented, and extremely beneficial in Il,
action upon the skin. FOrsas BY all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.f 0iil jsua7e4-dAv,vsn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11

From the Journal and Messenger, religious apcr
i'. 1E. Of Cincinnat.l n ----
Cure for Dyspepsia.
Mr.. EDITOR: feel it due to those who are su =
fering from dyspepsia to state q remedy, which I
have been advised TO use, and which has effect I'd
cure. was afflicted with the unpleasant ct nse-
quences Of indigestion last winter and spring. tin
my health was despaired Of have been an op, Oser
to patent medcines generally. but was induced to
use DIR. Robacks Stomach Dittors,0 anvfaot,,red
in your city. One bottleh relieved OF all those
symptoms, and can now crafty q good appt tite
upon the luxures Of this bountful season, without
experiencing the exceedingly unpleasant ELECTS
which eating even light food caused me few
months since. N
believe this medicine to be good and effecti, in
those diseases Of the stomach for which tbs recom
mended. write this without the knowledge OF DR..
Roback or any one concerned and do it first OF all
for the good Of those suffering from indigestion and
A MINISTER.
We know the writer of the above and that he is
what he processes 70 be-a minister and gentleman
Of truth. Journal and Messenger. '' yT'
oct27-d&w1m ....-.-.... 'ilGuu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11

DIsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, SEMI 4,
~, Nj NALs URINARY * SEXUAL SYS.
the HOWARD S0CIlTf0N%Sent By bpuSS mail n n
seealed letter Envelopes, free Of charge. Address
pk 4; sKILLIE H0UGHTON, Howard Associs.
upn. mp; south Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
"A'vh'o o>-d6WtygD n "a .kE4 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-11

VI Neglige French Flannel Shirts; Cloth lined
Paper Collars Gents Paper Wristbands. and all
kinds Of Gents Furnishing Goods Of the best quai-
novii Nos. % TO 20 South High Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01
Wynkoop,s ICELAND Pectoral,

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
ara ever prevalent, inHidiouH aud dangerous. This
properties Of q medicine 60 alleviate, cure and uprool
these complaints, must la eXpectorant, anodyne and
lnyigoratinR, loofcnlng tho mucuH Of the throat nnI
imparing tone To the ontire bysten, No discovery m
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseHre-
like Dr. WynkOopis ioeland PectoIai, tits used with
the most astonishing results in all eases Of hronchit ~
influenza, whooping cough, dipthefia or pitrtd sore
throat, asthma. Group, coughs, colds, nervous irri,a'
biltty, Ac.
The Rev. ]. ]. Potter cerilies that, ~ have used Or
Wynkoops Peetorel for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended I to many others, and have naVer
seen it's equal" Rev. J, j, Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important estimOni
ais could b. produced, showing It's remarkatlo cures
and that Il never fails. l|.. El| t--.
Il IL composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of OIL
cad, Peruvian Bnlsam, ~Eiecampane, Comirey, Bur
dock, and other Invaluable expecternt and tonic In
gradients. Tits harmless, prompt aud lasting. In
vRllds and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect a trial.
Every family should have 10. II IN remarkable Tor
UrOup. Fun descriptions, recommendation aud di
roctiona accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W W. stewart and all principal
dTuggiSts. Ilt|ttI EtN.iHt. .t#I
Prepared by Or. Il. n, wynkoop, and sold by j. 3.
Barnes a 10, New YORK. If" H"| se&S1iy
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NOTICE
a|nnuYLKILL onnNrY-es.

49, Z an Orphans Court held In PottaYllo, 10
(, IA aud for HAid county, on Monday, The iith
dnN o. bectmher, 1903, heiore the noaomhio
~ james Ryoh, Ksq and nenianin Heiiunr and
jacob khno, his Associaio Judges, IN tho matter OF
tho esudo " Daniel hny,ieb dooaaHed, tho inpnritlnn
haying becu rcei Wid heard, ung Court confirm the
same anil grants fnnher rule on AL tho heirs and legal
representatives Of tho said Daniel Snyder, deceased,
20 hpliear IN Couu on lie lmt Mopiay Of Man'hsA.h.
lRgi, a. tcn oniOcklh the hrcRoon TO accept or refuse
Or a. show oause why aa rat estate Should not ho
sold, ana dlruut general notices 10 10 gwen 10 Inc
heim residiug m tho oounty, afHitipt nniice no also
giyep BY publication 10 one OF Tho ENGLISH paYHpNapra
iulliHhed IN She ciy ofat LOUIS, and In Dayhnn, Ono,
AZ laaa lonf AueHrssiNr weeks previous % tho Gnt
" ha senti 40 The p~oaioiioo nearaet 10 which those
hnir reside " no 1.-Two out of the county
10 witness Wherasf \ have horeuntn set my hand
and ahiH,d Tho seal III SAID Orphans uouu this itth
day Of ~llnranhsr, lsGl.
A. DOnRMAN, Clerk Orphans Court,
lal0wi R~chuylkul County, rcnnsylVmia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01
A. u. mooLUnG,

REAL
NO. 200 THIRD sfRBET, Ar JOHN IL. STOPPED
H. MANS OFFICE.
4 HAVE a large amount Of property FIR sale, such
ous prices, ranging from four huntlred % tenn thousand
dollars, on good payments, and well siitntedi and
any quantity Of VNant lots inr sails. Alto, several
farms FOR side, ranging nom One hundred and sixty
acre, down - two erotit, %adJoining the city andi tn
Those having property for sale. AMI dos Naauns
10 Iny, will do we'll 10 cali On me, aA shall give
prompt attention 70 all hurnass entrusted 90 NY care,
havr had considerahle eAp, Hence 10 he htrinr@.
laHdlm HN lHI a.. IS heCLuBE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01
HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
3Leqal.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
SUPERIOR COURT or MONTGOMERY COUNT

Nhi iNlbh NFbhi VT MINIMUM tiNh IN
OHIO.
Va Case No. QsfJ.
lafayette Fisk Of At.
4 AFAYErTE FISK, 81 Ounwa, Putnam county.O.
- Joseph u. Fisk AMI samuel r Fisk, OF 1oisdo,
Marietta vaughan md Hpury Jerome Vaughan, al
Fulton, county, H., t6mnldinA A. Fiak, Laura Il FisE,
Mary v, Fisk, Anna ~ Fisk mud John A. fist, o
Centeryilc, Onto, heirs al Law, aud Mar. AretK Fisk,
widow Of Nathan =. Fisk, decreased, Nil take notice
tina on December % 1863, tho undersigned Hled me
petuhon In tho Superior uoun Of Montgomery county,
Ohio, where the Wane h. unw pending, demanding
partition NJ tho following premises, situate in Said
county; BeRinnihg ht then " corner near tho school
house, running IA So @ 80 poles aud ~ links 10 "a Stone
cofneri thence y 20 poles TO RHtone corner; thence u
~ " aj polea and 10 links ~ a stone ot nsr ~ the
great road near a spnnR branch; thbnco n along The
said roh 90 poles o. Tho place 81 beginning, contain
ing Ten and one-hhf nTos, Including shhool houau
nnd bit, which said school house and lot we're eNcept.
ed and bot Included m the conveyance Ia said Fish,
being one halt acre of land In tho northwest corner
OF said lnHt.
Said Described land being a part Of tho a x Of sec,
ton "a, iown2, pnlieg, OF lands lstNoen ne klIni
Rivers aud lying and being In tho village Of Center
willie, IN Washington township, In said county.
The undersigned demands that partition may he
male of sRd promises; that one unii Vdod tenth patt
le ret OIL 10 him and 90 each Of said heirs, aud tn said
widow dover In the whole, or " not uacepuhle OF IA,
vision, that lie Huno may no sold and Tho proceeds
divided.
Application Tor an onlor TO that okct will IL made
AZ the next term 81 said Court,
1~1,RrsnEa a JoRDaS, Attorney, Jaawi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01
1ac0lcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established Ia tho Year 1850,

Established 10 tho Year 1850,
FOR THE CUBE OF fRlvATE DISEASES,
And undor The control Of two fihe most kio,nsnt
Physicians In the world,
nR. y. ~BOEAPARTR, nom London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and Tor The past ten years Of the Gu
clnnau Vener,al Hospital, aud Dr. V. n REYNuLus,
vhsro a permanent cure Of Private Diseases can H.
obtained, without the use " mercury or change oi
diet GNnorrhou, cured IN Gto az hours, Gloot cur4i
in 10 10 DAYS; Structures cured in Ito 3wockb; Nos
turuni Emissions stopped IN : TO q days. seminal
Weakness cured In 9 "a weeks SyphiIsin ls pnmn-
ry stages cured IN days see ndary symptoms IA I
70 gwoeksi skis Diseases cured in To ) weeksi im-
potency yigor restored a. I o. tWeskH hldseasrs
atR private nature treated with unparalleled uueuoHl,
male or female.
pr. Bonapsrte's great work on private discusses, tho
Private tluide 20 Health, ~ beneficial 10 an, male and
ieualo, Old aud YonnF, shuuld real TITS book ltwtil
e~nlight0n those Who gropo In darkness. pr,oo 70
III. r.mpsrte's French Patent Male sahl II y.
perfectly sale, aud never mlls 10 go sAhstacann ltia
the only snlS noi sure pr.yennya aggn.i disease
az MuiNno I04iERs Fcmale monthly nlls ts 70
safo aud relahlo rcweiy tor syppro.sions and an t-
praanRmry, ~ thoy ai1 produce miscarriage, pncs
n 90 pe~rhaH-oatFa hno " -scntto aay addroaa 10
nrs. n \ r. are the men 20 consult hoy arc M
aueaioaAliy acknowledges 20 h. the champions and
KING Of vsnercal diseases, and ne only hoclora Tho
Feaalva monthiy reports from tho old world thoy
have haea asai-iomcd NUN m eary aye Of youth "
Nimosu tho various diseases Witch Htiiet raaaL mi,
aud 20 untth tho progreaa fhfcsigh a iong esFeor ~
Professions study In every .pherc oflife from tho
humllc aia.he 81 poverty g. The manHon ~ me veal
,hg aqlhaylnF nsoer'enod toynnd a duuit ihe vast
sue snhg Of humanity, thcy determined 10 select thn
nonaulyc sysicin A. thnir particular study, End 90 hes
vote fNeir whole attention 20 thu NlcNlanoa % me dls-
answered tmiess thoy c~sntaina remittance or lnrt.
gc stamp CAL pr elarss
M iS2 Sycaninrr street hatscon VIM s WHth, east
aide, Nncinuau, OHIO.
ONCE hours nom q AN. toaP,M, Mb
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Dayton Weekly Empire.
Ry HUBBARD g. BROTHER,
uAr or rue LOGAN COUNTY GAZETTE,

Having taken charge ot the DAVTns EAPiHW, We
possc47 ail the desired hclitoH Tor Publishing q frt
class paper, nnt respectfully submit this rroHpcrtns
~ The Patriots, Llbsrty loving democracy every
where, Tor Their subscription and support.
Tho hArigE vii bo -. prmncU,uc pppeT, without
any prc6N or publication, ~ viii DO Cor Coudituuon,
Tor Law fhr Lihcrty, for Pcoro. "The Empire h.
PEACE nud Napoleon, and 20, humhly, Int earnest
", Hay We. These Ideas We shall i%ncuicttc; not hy
violent or ioicihlo rcstsdanco To constituted authority,
but within the pale OF the law, by argument, by mrts,
by appeals N tie reason NJ the people.
THIS year Of 1861 ~ destined TO bS memorable for
MI umO. Umust mark tito Ent Of Democratic Re,t0-
ration Law, Orler, Poacc, and Uuion-Or tho utter
aud hnal overthrow Of American LiLctty, with Ruper.
ycning l,espotLsin, OF Anarchy, which To- more to be-
dcplotOd tlnn neapotiHm.
onelo Of Tho conditions Of nonocrttir Hucccgs, whirh
must bo campliUd with, IN the dissemination Ut Dem
ocrrtic papers. TheHo ought 10 he pat iG the nands
nf EVERY mm who will read them. II this we're If
i~'ted, all douhtOi Au@ess nNNi fall wbnll 10 renios-
eel; The people vii redeem themselves, It they can
only be- informed.
Those who were readers of the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01

A, MARION MELuoRsE - having declined 10 take
charge ui the Roman Empiro--Wili have n Depart.
mcnt 10 Tho EHPmE OF Dayton, and will "irruIatc
the evening horizon" with hir usual ability" a.
"tho sequel Htl truly show -
The author Of "0ECLE SANS HOTEL" "RYF
CoFFEE,' u B~ERENADE," &e, viii sing hft
marry songs hs oncn A. occasion Inspires them.
There VIII, ~ ia tho LO9na Ga4aifG, te u quantity OF
"ButtonutS picked up under our oNn Tree" and
served IN each number Of tho Weekly.
In addition to thlu, careful attention will he paid 10
the Nows OF tho Week, Market Reports, aud, ia a
word, MI Ina; goes to makeup q pleasant, reliable,
and radically sonnd Democratic paper.
We send This Prospectus 10 old friends everywhere,
and to pianV Of whom We hope 20 mako friends, In
the belief and hope that they will aid us M tho asiab.
lshmont Of o reasonably prosperous Democratic
paper.
TERMS,
To single subscribers e. por annum, always In nd.
vance, Aler delheation We have concluded. not
wiihsianding the eXprbilant prices for paper, ink. &e .
TO send ten copies OF tho Weekly for Fifteen Dollars,
knowing that there N not a township m Uhio where n
club may not be made up on these terms.
The Daily L. sent 10 mail subscribers ior 81 per an
mum, IN advance, or six months for e..
Address
HUBBARD & BROTHER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01

pay~Tom Thnmp, his wife, Commodore
Mutt and Miss EItin Minnie Warren, weigh
III together, just an even hundred pounds
A heavy little party, amt they2 They will
be hero some of these DAYS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01

Eli B%olingers Case-The hearing o
the cnse Of Eli Boyer, who is charged with the
Harshmavillo burglary, has been deferred nm.
til Friday next, in consequence Of the death
ofa child Of the defendant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01
A Country Residence for Sale.

A DESIRABLE FOunuy residence, with hn0op
N arfta Of pO0d land. iyius ono mile north OF bay.
Ton, on the old Troy roRd, ia offered vt private sale,
There IN n large and comfortable frame house, and
good outbuildingH, on tho land; an orchard OF iinO
graded apple, pear mud peach trees; n largo nHsort.
ment Of strawberry vines, Of tho Wilson, New Albany
aud Prolific y]tnehes, also, about three acres Of young
curuent bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de.
Htring 10 purchase are requested local. aud examine
The properly luT Themselves, ~ the proprietor ls con
hdebt that II will bear inspection.
Also, ten aud n hair acres OF umbcred land hur
mllas north OF Dayton, near the old Troy road.
no2idHwu JAMEs KNOOp.
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a)rnsIons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND .-..4F....
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, u. o.,
VIII s,vo prompt attention To applications for
alrnsluns.
WI wv TT"H7T0 WIVN'UU 7" HNFHClTIONH T0F
ARREARS or PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS

And nj other CLAIMS before tho Executive depart.
mgntF and IN the Coutt uf Claims.
Refers Ia: Hons, II. NJ. Rice; NJ. &. latham; NJ. y.
Wilkinson, United states Senators; J.S BLACK; n. NJ.
stanton, Secretary Of War; william Kellogg, Schuyler
CoinN T.. y. Fuukc, M0mhera Of Congress; Colonel
CIV. EwnR, Of lndtAua, and others,
The undersigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government ofthe ultpdStatpr
thni no N prepared to prosecute their claims with
promptneH- and on reasonable tornp. His practical
knowledge Of all the details Of the military service oi
the uutrd SiutoH, gycs him great lpciliucA Tor the
speedy adjustment and collection Of every description
Of military claims.
All persons who entered tho military service nner
MRrehl 1854, and ARE disabled by wounds or disease
are snpted 10 pensions.
WidSws Of soldiers who are kilCd, or die befn . or
case contract Il while in service, ara entitled to pen
sionH.
Il no widow, then Tho children, under sixtocn years
Of uge, Gsr entitled ~ pensions,
u no widow nor children, then tho motherlf wholly
or m part dependent on decreased Tor support
FtKtNen years Of aye, n wholly or In part dependent
nOuNTIES.
All enlisted mon who serve two years Rro entitled 10
Bounty.
All whn ara discharged, by reason Of wounds re-
Bonnttos and arrears Of nay due deceased soldiers
are pad 10 iollows. trst, to his widow second, " no
widow, 10 his ohildron.
u he died uumprried: first, 10 father; second, " no
mther, TO mother; third, II no iather nor mother, ihcn
10 his %ArothorH aud sisters. Arrears Of pay goes 10
1OHE .sTOPPELMAH, E-q, Dayton, Aoutpom-
DRY county, ohio, ~ my authorized associate. Appli-
cniions prepared aud lorN Arded by him, will receive
pronI attention. osIGdtf
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poOtors pisagreeing.-Mrssna EpIrons

Doctors D%isagreeing -MEssRs EDIroRs.
Rev. DR Thomas refused on Sunday tc
read the notice Of the burial Of Col KING, up
on the ground that it was a violation Of the
Lords Day,
On the other hand, Rev Mr. spEEs, mud
Roy Mr.. JkwFrr wero present on lhc occa.
sion, officiating aa Ministers.
As these gentlemen sigued tho protest a
gAnst the Sacred Concert Of the Catholic,
and are now divided in opipinn upon this
subject, the question becomes one Of grcal in
terest to the lniy, what is a violation Of the
Sabbath
For one, We think that Dr. Thomas, how
ever honest, has shown in this matter, MS
much fanaticiam as they all did upon the 9th
er CLemcUs
Has Arrived.-Prof Dis MUM, the won.
dcrful Hair Restorcr, has arrived, and can he
consulted upon all diseases Of the hair and
scalp His success in treating badness, thin
hair, and all diseases orthc scalp, is unprccc-
dented in this country, aud we would advise.
our readers 10 consult this remarkable man,
If so be any thing is tho matter with their
hair, without delay, aa his stay is limited to
Saturday evening. Consultation free.
House for Rent on Scar St., and farm
for rent or sale below Centregillc. Call at
VIM, Walkers Clothing Store, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-01

DeS~Here is n queer bit of information
Bishop Ames has been empowered by tho
Var Department C) to take charge of the
Methodist Church in New Orleans"
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Special Notices.
q UA q y "a Y

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4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
from Hersnus Debility, Sc, Aglnst endhnterng
their health by pRironiaing any of tho ndyortislng
quacks. You can fully recover by the methods used
BY the RdterLaer, hndlbS hundreds OF othcrN, and 10
no other way. Read a letter which l will send YOU II
YOU will send maa post paid eme slope beanug your
address. Difet9to ltDWARDH. TnkNER, 100
deggdawGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.