davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

The New York Commercial AdEsTtissT having
iutinsted ihst Mr. Woods name did not ap-
pear in she list Of votes On several important
bills, snd charged him WiiB PurpoSely avoiding
tsss questions IN the House Of Representatives,
ths Da;Iy Mas reiutss the accusation, and
says:
SJHcs the organisation Of the House he has
been detained IN this city 5y severe illness. To
this is due tie isolation Of Hen. 3. Harris, so
Huch comEnen,sd on ss the only member wbe
y0tsd ia tie negative on Mr.. Smith's resolution
relative 70 supplies and nea for the war. Mr.
Wood, had be been present, Wouii have voted
WITH NJ. Harris on that question; and if during
his absence, any question EhoHld arise involving
= sentiment oT legislation fsyorsbls 20 . contin-
ustign cf hosiiiiss, be distinctly desires to be
recorded Ss voting aEsiEss sCch sentiment or
egiElstisu, without reservation or % invocation,
This health shall permit him 10 resume bis seat,
bis VG.e viii always bs,-sivea in stries accordance
with the views be has slvsys consistently sn6
openly proclaimed, sUd with the principle be
has advocated IN Congress and in the columns
Of this paper; and his vote viii be given With
eausI consistency, Hhsther be have msay CO.
s5iC.cys On the question or but ons, CT whether
he sland alone, ss il the case Of the Hon. Ben
jsulin Harris.
B1r. Weeds principles do net permit him TO
vote fT any measure tending to PIoloDg the
war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

The heavy rains Of the past few days have
kreuFht tbs Savannah river ovsT it's banks IN
T.srT places. The water came doWn Stosd
sersct peerlv 10 Campbell, snbmeTging some Of
tba cellars in hat portion OF the town, and down
Geese street As fsr as Kolloek The soRi aeFR
DsTt sf he city, we notice, is oil sheat, and "s
is-rn that ia consequences OF She frsshet, no
tain eft on the Augusta and Savannah read
tLis morning, nor, :sdeed, on any Of The roads.
Fs,Ts we're optoriaiasd that The bridges across
~ Sav.paab could DO carried away, but IS the
7eod began 70 subsido before daylight, and IS
90 se1sibly faling, al fears Of their safety
sTs Of further rjss HaAy be dismsaed for ibis
tins.
Ths Ham5u,ge have s,so suffered BY the
dslage, gsOa deal Of the town being under
water.
/ We are sorry to learn that number Of fsmi-
/ lies vhs have been isolHted by ths ffeshet, have
s1peIisncsd much suffering from being deslituee
Of fsod snd fuel, and Of course at The time una
bic 70 obtsin any. Their condition calls for ths
/ Immediate assistance of the humane sud gonsr-
ous aaong Ds.
S.uco writing the above we are informed thai
one abutEnont Of the railroad bridge on the Car
DINA side Of the river has been washed away
aud two calyer.B on the South Carolina fosC
I hsve been sEsPt cti
To to the hoag Of going 70 press tho train o,
ne Georgia road, due here osrly this meTnise
~ pet errivsd-noI the "RioAyIne" train
Asgssts Chr0Eieis, Sap
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

CUTE WAY OF AVOIDING REGULATIONS
A few days age tEs wind Was keen, cold and
cutting, racing down the streets, and playing
fsutasIic tricks around ths corners. a sentinel
was pacing hiz drssry Ws.k uBder shelter.
Hs was cod, 'twss easy to be soen from bis
Stamping, jumping, and occasionally trying t6e
double quick. Every position "a the manual,
fton tbe ''shOu der sTAs,' to miserable" tEail,
Was tried. No use, however; no warmth IN
any Of them. Glsves are ont Of date, and, ike
Is1renz, hava's been seen n a hundred months
r luds e1ul5r't keep the dsIned gaB
straight Now snd lhea sn eEp.stivs, such as
q sst nv 6sddy's cost isil!" and Nanny
snatch il :" end cthst delightful suphOnisms,
escaped from the pr0yCsPs ch-tterIDg mouth
In fbgsr desperation We ss last beard; Z gu
lasions went allow fellow to puE the plague
.sked gun on the grouad, 50 here goes" and
forthwith Ep goes tue .bsyclet Ia Boan over
heal, while ouT sentry erept Meath The she lter
Il 3 6oorSsy, sPi bands in pockeis, efesehsa
.he.s. LoBg Be a2t 'uosth shat frisadly SHELTER,
watching with 4 bleak aHd wssoTT eye. tie
wind make merry music with thss Old dRngi1g
uusket--CsiHnabEs SsH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
rae Arrssl Of The Vensrasle 1lEs. vViEd'r'

The ArrssG Of the Venerable 12rs. gfEdsT'
A correspondent Of tbs New York hss0s,
writing fom o q PoiBs Comlort, says;
The arrest lately at BsltimsTs, Of ATs Gen
WiBd.r, sgsd e'gnIy-EYe years. is aSolher a.
atsrce Of The a-r0ciiy Of the myImideus OF Lin
ecin q BAl6more. The Eb0ys-namsd venerable
adv Is s5e widow of tie lsts neral Wi1dsrs
d;saFruished soldier Of tie Uniisd States in
the var Of 1912, and mother OF Gems John Il.
WiHdsr. st Richmond, Virgins. The cause ss-
signed for the aETest Of this venerable and harm
lsss LADY, was q letter fr9n hec grand daug hteT,
c. Richmond, exclusively On business, which
wa intercepted by the nlenisls employed by
sehsuek f0r bis dirty work. The detectives
eslled on Ms. Wiuder, delivered her letter, stat
ip4 ihas thsy we're trcm tho South, and would
cell the next day for bsT sBsweL They did call,
and Obtained her answeT, Whieh was merely an
acknowledgment Of the letter, and giving the
business information desired, with nothing pc
! litcal In it.
After receiving the letter from Mrs. ", aud
ryiug 10 pnmB her al they coHld, 70 no purpose,
about tie Soulb, they then informed her thai
she was under arrest, and must 20 to the Office
/ Of one Fish, who has been appointed provost
/ marshal a. Baltimore, by Schenek. It was du-
rirg a severe rain storm that Mrs. Windsr was
! arrested. They came for her IN = miserable am
/ 1 bulanes, cpen at the sides, net, dirty and IN
comfortable, and only desisted from their par
/ pose upon the remonsiTsnce Of those present
but called en- her after hsF release, and Dsds
Der pay for the carriage in which they took bel
TO lils marshals efice. Alter examining her trunk
reading al her lotteTs, which bapponsd 70 b
froa Ter married daughter, living on Loni
IslsRd. New York, they sent her home, sRd Pu
I a puard Of soldiers IN the house, 20 prevent tn
inirm spd sged lady from raining away. d
the following day she Vas released upon sign
ling = promise not to write to the South exeeP
by Gag Of truce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

To the student Of hist6ry, 70 the calm Bhiios-
epher who has pOndered aver tho pages Of his
teric lose-Rho has sts0d amosg the cruEbling
walls Of unhappy Poland, on aEis the desel4te
ruins Of oppressed Ireland, and locked far back
adevn the long vista Of departed ysATs who
has seen tbsre the uRtold missTies Of EubiagAted
psoples 70 suck Ons there Ia ssmsthing inds-
seribably tsTIibls IN the word "subjugaticn. +"
RsnressntatieR il legislative halls denied, the
reIiRion Of tas people intsrdictsd, sehS0lB s50l-
fshed, the lsBg established nights Of priuogsni-
tura Eranapled under foot, education inserdicted,
syspsr,y DESTROYED and wealth esnfscatsd, shil-
dren forced 70 teatify against their pETents-the
celebration Of religious services, the education
of children, and the heldiag Of property Pun-
/ itksbla with death. Such wars ssms sf shs
Bitter fruits Of subjugati0n in the conquered
lands of the KGst. Are the Southern psopls
resdy to submit ts snbjsgstioni Forbid il,
I Heaven In the language OF The S0hthsFa Lit
sfays HesssngT, are We ready 70 give up
hsuss ard lAads, slaves and eAttle, and wander
homeless, GO the end Of the earth 20 shouideT
the Yankee dabt Of three thousand EillioRzi to
1sy tHzss, Withoat the means Of paying them
10 nsko bricks wilhout straw 70 see our wives
and daughters 90 10 the kitchen and shs wash
~, "a ace our mothers serving as waiting
ussidf to tho wives Of Yankee geaaEals; 70 sec
80 arms drafted ints Yankee armies, ana CON
,sIIsS 10 shed thsir blood in enfofeisR tie Mon
- Socsrino agsi1ss the French in Mexico; Il
have every Newspaper in the land edited b.
Yaukss, every p1lpit and every school filed By
an Abolition faBatie; &c have cur childreI
. tsught to delest Lss, JseksOR and Bsauregart
as Tshss; 20 have all ofiess and occupations Q
hsner, or Of profit, mOB0pOlised BY Ysnks
swindlsTs and AeeaIssd Southern partnsgs. VII
have sOld their souls ter gain; to adopt an ant
slavery Bible and snti-slaEsIy Gsd; 70 Eeleon
Free LovS 40 . new dispsnsstieni 10 see a
traces Of Southern aaesztTy and heTitags obi
Grated, all families Bcsttsred, and all social Il
! stisOilSns dssEOysdi " forget that ladies' sn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

town and capture any gu9Frillas or stFagslcTs
who might be found there. a fsw were found,
and one Of them being mounted, hsd cut Of
Town. he was pursued, but soon found himself
captured hy the ION Tennessee, which was also
coming into town tIens toward Nashville Tie
prisoner told them that the town was full of
conscrpting officers, and about this tino bis
Pursusrs coming up, they were PROMPTLY cap.
tuTed. Ia vain they protested, and aeclared
themselves Federal ssldisrs. FAs Teunessseaas
would not believe them. In The mesnfime
soms shots having bssE Arsd, Col Rowsts ad-
yRnced with enc OF two companies, and was
fred upon. Several shots were exchanged, and
ore poor fellow Of the 10Th Tennessee killed,
End SONS half dozen sn both sides woaaded,
before the mistake was discovered. The I0lh
Tennessee wss jast On It's way TO \ station in
that part Of Tennessee togo into recruiting for
thsir regiment. The men had Just bean INNS.
tered st Nashville and this was their Grss 6sht.
GALLANT EXPLOIT or LITTLE JsHNET N0TT
A few days sgs Major Evzus, In conmsnd
Of detachment Of the Stat 6hia, Etasisnad 81
. mill near this place, was making 6 teGF of eb-
Esrvation and 0o.E ication through the eouRtry
when RaHbsr OF his party, little Johnny N0tt,
Of company z, elst Ohio, beiEg somewhat IN
advance Of the rest, sBisd Confederate cap
isia Before bin; immediately yoUBg Mott put
Ipurs to his horss and started for ths caBtaip,
'Ehe, thinking discretion thu better psr Aef Vsisr
iarned 80 Ey. F0rs1nalsly, Jshnzy's kerss
was q k1s cue, while the Confederate charger
was net coed in a retreat Zach RemeEs ear
red the two desperate riders further away fs5m
the msjor's force, while it also lssssnsd tAs ds-
tsHee between themselves. Faster EEd faster
dies the Federal soldier, nearer and nearer
he approaches the aying ebivzTy. Tze rebsl
is within hkiliHE distance. ans Johnny discsy-
ers him trying 70 draw bis revolver fIea q seab-
bard At his back, Seeing Sons danger in this
proceeding, Johnny called TO him to halt But
the rsbel rsds en-, altssgh Johnny was close
upon him.
Halt :" srisd tie psrssvsFing soldier, IS he
peintsd revolver into the Tshel's face. The
eaptsia halted. Being anabla 70 draw his re-
valver, be had 20 choice bat to surrender 20 this
mere boy, and Jshuny brought hiz back In til
unph. The officer wss Capt. Lewis, Of tie Esd
TeHnesses, now at Mobile His leave Of ab-
ssneo is unexpectedly lepgt5snsd. RRO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
$50 REWARD

WILL be pad for the apurekenaioa snd delivery %
" Eeszrs. johnson Ir6y, Sunctioa Of A4r-tts EHo
waltcz sreess, q negro KAN nsTlsd EACK.
Sad zsg-e Is s5out tAirtY svs yszrs ei age o. low
Essfsrs ssd SgWlegssdi l5w = spsseh and viii 0ns
toeth oui u frout -bisA shows AMY uhs1 speaking
q EuiliaE Wesrt his bssr5 hsvsd.
he e the properly q ~. z L. Wsiki-s, q HortA
Alssaas. Azd va ls't by ne with NJ. D Smith o.
is sItv Ter Eas. He Is believed to be lurhlzs rboai
tso city. n ". STEaLE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05

~ The difficulty Of getting volunteers aos
The law sf BOG, 600 Is well displayed in he Kew
York pspers- In the Herald We Tad ffesen sd-
ysr.issmsnts, Of which the following ara Epsci-
1.Rs59 II an new paying s3So esSh In hsHE
f,r voluntaers bsf0Ee being sw0TR in, making
vvi,b Goysnmsnt and State b0untss, f555.
Kiso wanted 100 szppsTs and miners for ths en-
-5,sars, esrse. tailors fazrisFs, bakers and
3 barn0ss uaAksrs, 10 whom axtEa pay VIII Be
ssvsu- Non-eoumissionsd o1sers aeaded
Ilso. wanted 30 eolored voluRfears, 70 who's
The highest bounty vii be given. AL perssnH
bringing reeru;ts 20 this 0fics Win be paid tbs
highest pramiun. Apply at ia Center stress.
Capt JAS. ". FTTZahURTCEn
-GRECRrTFs WAHTED--SS52 Bsanfg.-For n.
fsutrY, cavalry and artillery. So52 boaBty,
s525 cash. Rseruili1g Egsnts viii reesiva. frrra
sI5 70 SIS for every able-bodied ran from +.
". Wsleh and F. b. Shaliz, authorised recruit.
ing ofacsrs, Office 147 Forsyth stIsst. bazemanx
Aisa. coleTsd nen wanted"
Othsr advsrtissnents offsr $3.50 4 had lcs.
heross to sszYe the best Govsr1msns Il sh9
Z werld." Suppose We average these ssmptaasns
| 70 patriotism, and, putting thsm down as SION
/ aaeh. see what the sum total Of the cost Of tha
/ 500 Geo viii be. We foot i al e. only
/ s2IO.O0e 00a. That much 70 ges ths nan %
sior their nRmes T. is Wouderful axtraga-
| games, which implies 8 molsiTous sGpsrabund-
saes Of money and plentiful lsek sf lore q
/ country, and disiDtsgcstee hsTsism.-4ssEis IlF
bssss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
400 KEGS SODA fer sale by
~" i. s MEAD & co.

400 KEGS SODA for sale BY
HUI L. s MEAD & co.
ISo boxes Ez1ssl LogUood for sale By
LIS. MEAD q co.
6Oos lbs, osPPsIas Tor sale b.
LIS. MEAD & co.
4 bbls. Cream Tartar for sale By
l. S. MEAD s. co.
l0Os eunees euinins iOF sale By
LIS. MEAD & co.
100 ou-ces salpkass Morphine ior Gale BY
L. s. MEAD s. co.
9se pounas Isdids Potash fer sale By
L. S. MEAD & co.
bbls. Bozax i0s sale By
LIS. MEAD < 60.
lOSe lbs. sslPstsr for sale By
LIS. MEAD & CO.
2ee lbs. Chlsgeform fOf sale by
L. s. EfEAD & co.
go lbs. EsgEsh salsmsl fer sale By
LIS. MEAD & CO.
2oe Ibs. Ksglish Bias Mas for sale By
LIS. MEAD i co.
Castor Oil, IN bottles, isI sale By
5eIsIn LIS MEAD g. co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
RIackberry Vic.

.,nN GALLONS CHOICE BLACKBERRY "iasA
NV sis-' w. PEAss DAVIS,
comm son Merchants
80. Pssehfres street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
VOL. XIV, NO. 279

gentlemen existed; to fsrsgo he pride Of =
good name AID an unsulisd rspufstisn, and 70
worship an srissssracy Of wealth acquired By
chsstiagf"
Eo q Thousand tines ne Fight en-, szEs
s7sr, sztii iHdepsudsncs Is achieved, or ihe
lsst drop Of 6outhsTa blood has bees spit In
the sndeAVer 10 obtain il. Bas We srS nos 50
tbsse who ara without hope Bs!isving in the
goodness and justice of Cod, Es hATs every
reason 20 hops tor sHcesss. Let q, than, hope
for independent Peseo- pray for independent
peace, ard 6EhE for indsPssdsns pesse-rsmsz-
5ering that,
. Frsedon's battle 0ocs beguar
B=s1szthad from biss4iug sirB 70 sca,
Fa0usk haflsd Of, II sysr Won
that Il ws are bat frus % cur
il We srs worthy Of tbs liberty fer
shish We are stsUggling--s kind e1d jast Prov
ience will surely give as lhs victory. Let "a,
then, lcaths and sp1ra 81 ldss Of sasjagati5n,
sr sabnissisa 70 yankee rule, and renew upoR
he altar Of suT county Cur VOWS ts eeaqusT
lur iEdspeDdEses, or perish With ths temple 81
5aF HberfV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
wAKFRn. T0 RENT,

TTeK the ensuing ysHr soEiorieeie :, = s.S - -
- ~. - - 1RXPREsS OFFICE
aAt aLe = ~ AIrbsn street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
q aKENNEDY HOUSE,

an a. L0uJs, besFsen Fra1klin and Hamlrea
Stresta Is one Of tbs mast pleasant loessHa IN tha
= 80 tba trsvslnE psfhle viii fud il 20 thsir inter
- - 80 hare Ths talsle Il always turaHhed with
-. Il 4 the uzrkst afofdL CabH1en are n tho habit
sf sasing persons Hhe " "a q > 2 ~ ms hoas5 2
s-lei - ides
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
PUBLIsHEED
Term. af AdTcrtisinr.

An advsrziszssss vii 50 ekSEEsa i've sOIs-s per
tsaArs for tie Grzs iuEsEtez and ens dsEr sas afy
ssais fSC sssA subsequent inEsrtloE-
Loosl notices VII be ehs-sea ct ths szts of zig 0ss
per Has.
ost1EEy Doiless charged al he rate ef t=eEiy-avs
- FaE Ens, szs al ether articles not c. general subIs
sts-est a. alhsr advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
NEW DRUG FTEM.

FTNHE u1d,rFignsd having rsesrty pzrehased he
4 D-rs s-tsblAhalent. on WEilshs 4 ssFset u W. y
TOUNG co, rev ehsr isr sac most VslCatle and
Gbsics selection Of
Drugs and Medicines,
I-s,zsiuE variety q ctssr sr-icss usasy found n
Us ssHP Pled crug st0TOs, Ez6 .oact shsrs of puoc
patronage. 4. 5. Mad %.
AdGnLa, DeesEbsr le. lS51
Ne ths undsrEgBsd late dragTsiH q ths city, have
ieBg hsd I- szlplsyzzsst u he f0rsgUns sn
Er L s. Eesd zna mos cordially rsccUzaeha stn
- cur sld frsaas ssd The pubHe g. safe, reliable
and skllill G-ugEist cnasrsiandug taeroHEHly ne
b1-iress and worthy tie confidence q fsfnliea AA7
phyaicanE. HDANleDA4 q AA-oA-
d-Ia -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
A SAD MISTAKE.

A day Or two ego the Tia Iliinois mounted In
faairy was retaining to Pulaski from tTiP 10
Corinih, ,aud unfortunately cane in collision
wiih tbs i0lh Tennessee tFsdsssl) At Lswrsnss-
vills The 7th, en- nssEing the town, had, aS
Rsual, ESRt An advance guard 70 dash intQ 'hs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-05
A. ID. WITMERSP00N,
CannissisR Merchant and Desler IN
RomeStic MaBHfsStHF6ss

spaka gALT. TOBACCO EFC., soEusg cherry
~ essSa& sgssa, kAsea Ga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

The New York Eoeping Post, ono Of the
most influential Republican papers, seconds
the New York Tribune in opposition to Lin
coins denomination II says
"If Mr.. Lincoln could say to the nation
that during the three years of his manage.
ment this most formidable outbreak has been
suppressed, we think il pretty clear that he
would be renomnated almost by acclamation
But if the war should be allowed to drag itsef
along, as il has at other times and recruiting
or drafting be the order OF the day all through
the summer, while tremendous debt is roll
ing up against us every week that the war is
protracted, the probability is that the conse-
quent disappointment or lassitude would bring
about such reaction of public feeling by
next autumn, that not only would Mr. Lincoln
not be accepted with enthusiasm, but his own
party would fail to retain its ascendant
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
9ailg empire,
LeIter from VVnshIngIOn.

WARRINGTON, Feb "a Ga.
Editors of the philadelphia Ddih Ags
However we'll informed wan may be, Il
he live at a distance from Washington, he
must know very little Of current political
manmuvering and still less oC the intrigae,
bargaining aud corruption OF which political
results are born. AZ present Republican cir
cles are feverish burning, almost mad with
the excitement OF the contest for the Presi.
dental nomination. Here is most aingu.
lar spectacle. A Presi ident Of the United
States using all the immense patronage which
he can directly or indirectly control todeieat
the aspirations Of au overgrown Secretary
who seeks 10 unseat his chief, aud the Secre.
tary In return giving back his blows with &C.
cuHiulated interest, aud all the Intense bitter
ness and contempt which the radicals feel for
the President, whom they regard as a umd
and time-serving instrument, who has served
his purpose and is ready 70 be cast aside
Unfortunately for Lincoln, Congress has in
vested Chase with such extraordinary powers
"a was never before lodged in the hands of
any Secretary. Every law which relates 70
his department, gives him some wide latitude
OF discretion, and coniers upon him patro-
mage independent OF the President His
agents and emissaries swarm everywhere, and
are in harmony with those OF the President
in one particular alOne--they are aA intent
upon plundering the country Just as long and
as efectually as possible MAY the country
recover through this most happy division OF
its enemies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
MAsaINnroS. Foh 1863

Daring the last few days, a lady who was
employed to the Treasury Department--the
wife OF paralytic husband and tho mother
of Eve small children, all of whom she was
supporting by her industry.--was not only
dismissed from her employment, but was torn
from her family and sent South across the
lines, simply for having been detected in
writing to Southern friend, although the
only thing Objectionable in the letter was a
disapprobation Of the emancipation proclamN-
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Tho brilliant comet discovered some time
since by Prof ], C. Watson, of the Observa.
tory at Ann Arbor, Michigan was, on the LIST
Of February, only 10, 100000 of miles distant
from the earth 1t ia believed to be the same
comet whose extraordinary brilancy aston
ished Europe IN 1910
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
Mruir3al.
How TO Keep in Good Health
rt rr m AND fa...|u0 sH.
WHAT IS THB CAUSE OF DISEASE

FINIiB pFimaFI eauBe Of every disease that nesh Is
Il heir 70 ~ ifnpurity OF the hood Tha hlood be-
oolnea impure from many CAUSES, Impure or
change OF weather, UNIV holesome food aud exposure
are AMONG Mo prinop pad causes Of impuuty sfths
blood, The symptoms are giddin0ss, headache, con
hsod thoughts, eyes dull sud heavy drow ainass CON
stpahop Of tho bowels bad tasle IN the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in tho back and legs
oss Of appetite, seepless nights, oolc. eramp pain
and hghnesa OF Ne chest, heartburn, goUt and rheu
mataIn, pakng and purRina. ohills aud fevers mora
orless accompanying deso, and long train Of troub
lesomo and dangerous affections, all of which may he
prevented and cured by taking few dosea OF Dr.
9TRioKhAsps vEGBrADLB PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They will purity the Hood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chronic and
diseases. Every emiy and every soldier should
keep supply OF these PillS many diseases are Oh
waited by tnelr use They are a mild and aale nedi
cine, and can be takoa at any hne without danger Of
taking cold. -s. E.s'.,I,t r..tr..I I..' =
Sold by all druggsis or aont to any part on receipt
or twenty-five cents aud stamped envelope addTosa
cd Or. STRICKLAND, Y east Fourth street, Ciucluna
n, ohio. : ~. .t. NtI HhaH ID +Ntai'' iNf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

A Southern genius has invented flying
machine, which is styled the ArtiSdpis. The
inventor proposes to destroy the Yankee fleets
and armies, with the aid of this machine, by
dropping shells upon them from an immense
height, above the range OF cannon shot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

INHE Ktna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
l. OF years, Endowment policies and childi ems En-.
downent, Also, Non Forloihng Policies on which no
payment Is required aitsr ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in thia city
within the last six months.
Among all the cOntrivances Of men to protect the
mtplly cirule trom want none isund mora sim
pie m its character, noble In its features or certain in
IT, results, than lfe Insurance IL is the prop which
Tho dying husband caves TO ~ F'-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE,

u.H nI o. tHri ...... .H
H wq COZ ..assaolt.. a.al .an
.spaIlsF Hefftu ert 4Aarra1 ttiisrI
IIt ere taF snaesIlH lHHs... .I I.I
",H aaar..,fu .I.H
auiFl aFsaFtU
HteHt ..,.. ----- ..aa .fsua. ...tf
raasaas.aa. .sa'ssaa.a'asae.aat
.h7aW uIiI o4l 1 su.IosH
Iaa taH iu4 saa. iem %. .aaau
8aa yi basiaati. hHf .oit H pHui
WE are prepared to OEsou,o all Orders Tor
aa'sli
io.nu1 s1ov l5mslmas ania.Hn
-alY uaN I
4aeu aam..a
l1adiIn % t..aJ h4.I ..#
4io
as'faa>et an's.Hl 4, r.a
4gas 90 uuHa+suoJ 700 Ha.. l.iu eg.