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Dayton Weekly Empire,
by HUBBiRD 4 BROTHER,
AT oV run LOGAN COUNTY GAGErrEJ

u.AT oT TuE LOGAN COUNTY GAzErrE)
Having taken charge OF the DAvrss Faras. ws
pnsasas ~ the Desired hoihuoa ior publishing nrst
class paptf ani fespygtidly submit thia Prospectus
where for tholr subaCupt0n and support.
Ths EnFinn will be Democratic paper, without
ANY prehf or Qualification. ltwlll bo Cor Conautuuon,
ior Law, for libarty for Psass '''lhe Rmpire Il
Pescs,' said Napoleon, aud 80, hnnhy, but earnest
say ~ , n.y. srss wv sc @ % ho, ~
bui Within the pale VI tho law, W Argument by fadta
by appeals to " reason Of the peopls.
I hA year ni tagt n daaiinsd 20 he memorable for
al tiina 1inuat mark tho Ara Of Democratic Reato.
fstsn--las, order Psace, and unon -or ma utter
AMI Gnal hf0w NJ American tis,ty with Huper.
yening Despouam, or Ananhy, uhioh IL more 10 bo
deplofsd than neHpptiRnl,
One II The conditions OF Detaooratia Anecssa which
must ha eampheh WITH IL the disAsnnAti Of Dam.
Oofaue papers, These ought 10 ba pa, In tho hands
q every man whg will read Them; u me wers 81
fectsd an doubt of nuooeas neat fa wsul be fam0E
cd The people vii rsdeem thetase wee, " they oan
those Who wsrs readers Of the
LOG a NJ q n y II L II IL
VIII understood what I, 10 be the uharsutet NJ tho
EhFIau In adhuon 10 rsrnfully prop trei and sound
Democratic editorials and sesauOns, u will bs tull Of
Life, Sptos, aud Vsristv.
A. M,Ros MalHoRup II having declined TO take
charge u tho Roman gmprs--wip have Dopaft.
the evening horlson," with his usual ability" a.
"tha sequel will truly show"
5eS asls'5 5 Eqh su.qrsa tns norh sS. S
merry aoheaaa oden ~ oooaalpu inspires then,
There Wi, A. In the Logan 0asifs IA a gaAntity Of
"Huttnrnuta piohndiip under our own Tree" And
served in each numhef Of the Weekly
In addition IN this, careful aitanlon will be paid "a
the News 81 ihs Week, Market Haports, ant, II 4
word, all that goes ~ make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic pager,
We tapd ihis Prospectus 10 old friends svsrywhers,
hs beS % Ssd hops TaI Rs syR yR val AZ 9 ~ ~ s"S va sse
huhment Of . reasonably pfsspsroas bsmeorauc
paper,
10 single subscribers ~ per ennutn, always Ii ad
vance Anaf delihrratipn We have noneladsd mol
Wthstandng tho exorbiant prloes iDr pApof, Ink sea
H. send ten copies pf the weekly fpr Fifteen De'fs,
knouinn that there 4 not tOshahip 10 OHIO whore
club may not bo made W on these terms.
The Daiiy 10 sent 70 mail subaaribnrs Tor ~ per
num, ln advance, OF slk monihs for o.
HUBBARD q BROTHER,
t..| DAYTON, ONO.
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RnIendid Farm FOR Sale

oER-uALF hihH rkoh MIANlShuRa.
YYHE undersigned viii sell Al prlya,s sale bstwaep
nov and ths hrnt day of April neHi, lhe we'll
Known farm belonging W the estate Of Pniip u deb
hart, deeeasod, containing gne hundred aud iertys
eeten sores. said iAfm has upQn u tuo dwelling
housss-ons large CON modlous iroE, also iarn and
ether necessary Oul.buldmRa. The soil 10 of thp
roheat quality, principally h0ltOm land and has also
4 nne loi OF tiinbeF, Terms reasonable, Inquire ~
'''' '-','''-'- ~''''e !. aAMI1rI oEBHART,
ISAAC DlAAiHGkh
nlIdnMaM ----- ----- Eaarnlnfh.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
Meoical.
How TO Keep In Coed Health
AND
wHAT u THR CAUSE OR DIsRAsR

riNHB prifanFy eaasa of every disease that assh
Il hoir 20 IL iinpafity 81 the blood The moad be.
ooinea impure frOm many oanBss. fiapurs AR or
change ~ weather, uushnleAaias food ant exposure
hfs among the pflho'p pal causes or impunty Of Tie
blood, Tha sJinptoma are gidiness, headaons, cen,
FUSED houghts EYES dali und heavy drov inaau, toH
shpaton " the bowels, bad taste In tho mouth, f1n
tongue, liver complaints pains In tho hack and legs
Osh OF ApPeute, Hlaepssa nights, eolle oramp, pAh
aud lighnhHs NJ the chest heartburn, Rout AMI Then
mhain, Puains and pufelnE, ehilla add favers more
or less accompanying these, and long tram of tOab
leHoiAe and dangerous Affections all of which mar bs
pLeysnsed and cured BY mklng . few loses s pr
HTHluKLA ND'h VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
DfLtoUH PlLts. They will purify the blood and put
the stomach, bowels And liver in healthy condition
Thsy are particularly suitable lor ehr0nn aud nervous
diseases, Every hmy aud svsFy aoldlsr should
keep supply OF these Plla a. many diseases are OH
waited by lelf Use They are mild aud safe med
taking cold
Sold BY all druagata, Or semitic any par, on receipt
or twenty hte oents and stamped envelope adlfaSu
sd pr, BfRlOkLAND,s 9 east Fsuith .uss,, Onansa
u, Jhis.
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Nor SALE.

IAuKB FOR eALE--twill Be in dayton, ohio tho
S1 Gath and atih days Of March, with three hna ulo
JHrkn, raised m Ksntnohy They have proved them
selves sure performers, hlae itf 10 70 handA highg
all bacb, With white nosals ThsyWil be- a. ssma ol
public si.hls. 10 Dayton H.. Smith.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

A (Ountry ResIdenee fOr Nale.

A DE9inABLE country residence, with lneen
N hsfag Of good land. ifing one mile north Of Day
lon, on lhe oldtroy road, u offered ~ private sale
There 10 4 large and comfortable ifaine house, add
good ouibuidlapa on the lhudl oruhard Of hne
kfahed apple pear Aud peach trees large aaeOft.
ment Of ylfauberiy vines, oi the Mlson Now Albany
aud pfOlihc varfun Aao about three acfoa ~ fonnH
snrfnni bushes, for wine purp0snH, Any persons u.
sirina ia purehaaa requested tOoal aud examine
che property thainHalyuat ~ the proprietor ~ 0Qns
ndsht that li VII boar inspection
Also, ten ana half arfep Of hmbered land, fsqr
mlies nofth ef Dayton, pehf tha old lfol road
noalaaun JAMba hNOORs
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Eibrrp Stable.
JAmns oATHoARTs
LIVE RY TAB e.

A Hrea ndie'n 0i stand Jeffsruhn tiraet linn, {,
~ aleieiy opposite ths market where may he hal
:, A.. hnes 'ss beet Of harness horses 6ussss ear
no |. slsg prepared 10 hesP hOvss BY The veal %
ffsA"AhniS tefmA auie,igm
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BOOK WORK


Hsv'na sas f'As ness uOmpists raaasR Eslab
hsbmsa's IN asu'hssu slss, our Aaiias. for doing al
kinds VfworS, ssss. piaa, or srusa.s,si. are Ore
class. We Aav. enc st ne hs,e.s Prs,.ss, aud hsv.
an ne @sd7~ 'glss sfpyps, and vs srapls, ths
N.s, wonsmsn.
wshsvs thrss pever Psessss senH.cisa witA on
JOB pspstsyu, ana ave prepared 10 ssesu,s Won
vim nsansss and iiaps,oA.
SSords"tfom abroad will rso@vs psoup, aneo
uoa. Address ,fI.s
HUBBARD a mo-, Baylor, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
PLANTATION BlTTERS


dsssrys ~ raiIss v lbey El not ny the reisiaated
PLANTATION BiTTER6
whioh are Bos recommended BY tna highest medical
authar' aes. aud warranted 10 produce an immedida
boseaaai oaeot They Ne exceedingly agreeable, pct.
ecty pure AnJ musl supspsussli other tonius whore
healthy, ssntle ahnpaatis required.
Thsy parif, strengthen and iuuxofats,
Tbsy crss,a healthy appetizer
Thay are an antldOta q change " water ahd ilsti
They overcome effects Of disa patton and aIs hoafa
They Strengthen The ayssein aDd uaiven thc mlnd.
They prevent inlasmatlc AMI intermittent ietsrs
They purity the brpsth and and.y of The stomach
They cure dyspepsia and constipation
They ehra diATthsa, ohplpra aud cholera morbial
They cure liver complaint and nervous headaahe
they nshe ths weak strong Tho lsnguid brilliant
aud are exhausted natures great res'oref They are
composed u the celebrated caliseya bark, winter
green, sassaras roots And herbs al preserved ps,
iyctiy pure ~ oroiH rum.
49, have given tho Plantation Blteu 70 hnnd
rods o. our disabsj soldiers with tho most astonish
1ns snset a., W. ANDREWS,
'upt sodlsrs Home, Cincinnati"
80. The Plantation pHtsrs haye cured me ofllyef
complaint Of phioh was lAii up PROSTATE, aud had
90 abandon my business.
H. n. KINGSLEY, Cleveland ohlo.'
owe much 10 you, FOR verify believe the
I1Abtalion Biiisrs have saved my life
Rev, W. ". WA0GoNER Madrid, \. v"
"s Thon wilt send ne 40 bottles r.ofe or thy
Pantason biuers. Ny vile has been ea,ly benefit
ted by lhsir use. Thy friend,
ASA oUlRiN, Philadelphia, Pa"
80 have bpsa q great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and hAd TO abandon preaching Tho Ratauon
tttara have cured me.
Rsv. J, y. oATHoRN, Rochester, N, y"
"~s Send Ne twenty four dossn more Of your
Plantation Bl,iefu, ne popularity Of which are daily
increasing WITH the guests Of Our heuse.
SYKES, CHADWICK a co,
Propfietors wilisrd's Hotel, Wsshngion,D -. O."
Bnch are ona In thousandH Of certificates daily 70.
csived. They are immensely beneficial TO weak per.
sous and delicate femaleS.
Ia oauiuua OF ra.alled bottlea. See our signature
on ane steel plate label, They not sold by the
Ralioa. They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists grooefs, hotels M
,oons, steamboats, aud country stores.
y. n. DRAKE co.
aegdaWBm snq nroRlNRI, N. v,
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRr aTRlCKLANp's MnLLIFLUeus oouou
uAtAAM

Tlasi tAa heat and cheapest rataeay fsr OsuEhu,
Colds, Hoafsaaeaa, ASTHMA, whsopina Oouah, h,J
Vonaumpilon, Everybody who has tYad this excel
lant halHefn eithusiA suaally rsesmniand 10. Mrs..
hi,chol, Barr street, OnoinnAt nRyH she has been
fearful seheret with oough for many years, " bad
nott0 % able 70 walk up stairs She took one bottle
ol this basAmt aud has been better essr since, and
advises ell VINO nave Coughs, ODlds amt AalhuA 10
~ this yeluahs Cough balaan Fifty cents per bot.
Tie sold by All druggists, nni manufactured At No q
eant Fourth atTest, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

uNHH IBaaA sTas.a poasss FOR LiFH, sss a tsrn
Il OF years, EudoWfaent policies and 1hdi ems En
d9wnent, Also, Non ForlsunH Policies on whioh no
payment is required Ansr zen years.
Five thousand dollars paid sn ue sRsss In thls oty
within the last Hla months.
Among all tha uOntflTsnnea Of uien " protect the
family piTule from want none 10 fsund more sms
Pile ~ tis nhAra0ter, noble Ia ~ features, 0r certain In
ia results, than Life Insurance u the prop which
ths dying husband caves W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

InTsURANOH /

rounE leap jest siarsnE w basiAsss, Whsss ehtet
capital u that energy Ahd Integrity Bhnud insNfe lhs
Ives iq the amount OF half their liaiahas hlirh Al
Aot pI dsntefeatet honesty when known W tlerorad.
ofnf veuld Justly inofaass their condolences In them
y would nh0p that thaY did cot wish ~ eft
nishes sHpeaed u ang sssldalas oenhngsnoy ad ne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
- sATH Tson rHa rASes ~ wAETl

Would these shliran have . aoHfor,abls hsna, aud
lhe means VI gludauoni Would bhis vie be- ihdspen.
dent ot lhn cold ohAutas VI iha WOfidY Woaid this
aged and ioehle parent ho provided fort Would my
psthtn pay my debisi Would there ba sacrifice ui
Wopery by forced sales oi an administrator 10 meet
the demands ~ creditors sales uada when tho market
tends doNhward, and fair prices cannot bo reazedff
How Tow eau answer these question W their AhtaiAO.
toni fhey fear 20 ask then aud cherish lhs helid
INST they haVa long lease Ais lks 10 hoi1 feel.
ish sndsssardiT. Ths brave msa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
LOOKS THR DANOBn IN rms FACE,

That he may Rfsppie With it tns wss san, that ta
may study ~ mature aud pHlats its threatening The
means OF paliaoh are ai hand oi oAsY aeosss V ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits me unseen haad Of Mo pre- Vident father Teaahna
forth nom Tho grave, and al nOHralnH he offspring,
snd keeping IeHs,Aer The fsmay ny u, the a,hnnl
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21
PRoTROTs his AsnD PARENTS

Evau where he hAs pressdod thsu uto stsFultYI BY
tho honest dahtor satisfies his creditor, when
fate seemed least pTopluous, In moral and worldly
ssuso, lis Ous great weapon by Nhsh 10 rob des'h Of
hiH ating
Lot any husband, hthsr son, aAk hirnseiL stf WAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-21

Persons " sadsn,afy habits troubled rth ssakpess
iassi,uds, palpileton Of the hsari, aoR Of appetite
disifess after ealing, torpid iiyer cunstipaaon, q,
deasfYa 30 nAaa I lhng NlI hel Wy lhe nalslaAted
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amounts of stock. Atthc Stock Exchange Government
Bonds were strong Rogstercd &c. 81, iiirtiiiI Cou
non IS 's llI481lI, 1908 August, iOS,; April liz
aual Debt Certificates Gold, los, Currency e9s @s9l
State Bonds strong: Tennessee o.. 6laOoji Missouri
e.. r. Canton Company 57a57l. Coal Stocks strong
oxo,rf delaware and Hudson. which declined TO 1850
o2si. pcnn,ylvania Coal, 2O9G2lo; Curbcrlnd Coal
7eia7fl; American Coo, I0ii @lO1 Quicksilver
59l = 90, Pacific Mail, 222S2.ii Central American
Transit 47G4s, New.York Central )'"I Z" laos
Eric Railway. ll7salle; Preferred, lOSeloe!.
TIE Stock market has been Irregular throughout 'he
day under sales to realize profits which have been large
and rapid For Government securities there ~ acoh'in'
ued good inquiry at full rates. 52Os selling ct lC Ran
WAY bonds are in more demand and advance has been
peid on several descriptions Coal stocks continue TO
attract attention end higher prices have been paoi
Wvomin, Wiley rose 81 per cent, and Cumberland 4.
selling os low as IS and high os soii Delaware ond
Undson receded 10 OBS; Pennsylvania Coal was higher
selling at 20s; Central firm at 81 asa American
Coal ,ocedod 10 lc sale Of ~ go tuns of cool haa
bcep made by this Company OF Sc per tn, OF George
town giving profit Of s. per tun this Is The hfS SAFE
for e seasop Conner stocks firm; Minnesota SEA sob;
Canada. g. Quartz lin sold at 10 For quicksilver
"a vos paid. Pacific Mail rose to ~. hcwN ora Cen
openipg At rs and closing at list THIS rad is NO"
bringing for ihc Pennsylvania Coal Company 300 TUES
Of coal peg day at a large profit. This traffic is only
limited by the want Of rolling stock but viii soon he IN
creased and make tao Erie d leading Coal Company.
Michigan Central closed al tho Second Board at 1881.
Michigan SOntAern finn. Tho fiscal year closed Fen
90 and to the satisfaction Of the Directors 50 faf as
income is concerned. dividend IS not ote impro5-
able Hudson River and Harlem were both fim
Reading did not uaptain the extreme tiSo. but was
fr!nA Fort Wayne was largely sold, and was quoted
as high rs no. closing 100 Marietta Second Pr5frred
rose TO CO. with lnrgc sales The remainder Of the
Western list ives strong and without remarkable vari
ation. The market closed stosd! The closing pr 'ea
were: Gold I6li; Erie ll7ij Erie Preferred 1'O';
Hudson River, 1872; Harlem, lidi; Reading ls;
Michigan Central 1885, Michigan Southern, looi Hi
nois Scrip l3s Gle, Gland and plttsburg 1906 Rock
Island, 1911; Cumberland, 7ol Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne, ll2.
This afternoons quotations comporc a: follows with
/ tn 60 o! the past week:
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Milwaukee m.rLct Rrper,.

NEDsEsDAY AFTERNOON, I'd March, 1903.
F0Ua-rnch,ser. have entered the market rsihe- more
Freely during the pat w-e but with fair sioch and escort
nicn here, buysr have bougb, wLons dnen. a, sishJ
barred. STORAGE had AN ls May Sc per barrel
tr.y1 Genns. rgehnssd b., love- rate. be sI
time year. Common TO good Spring Wheat Erra.
, 0a ~ choiee ~ ns Wheat no.5le EIIa. 50 % a
6r nds SsGsa
WnrAr-Tfs marie, drrng The pas, week hns been quite
b., under the iufusnce Of The unhycahe European
aiyces -re. have Of the time favored buyer. and
nrFle closes 70 day at dcce Of 2lc bush. since last
Wednesd-y The Teceirt for wesk 'nn up pol 80 bush
an M 40 bush time las; yoEr and tho stock In
estimated 4 about f2oouaa bush The receipts snee
isi Jsn1sry srrrgais i3S co1 bush We quote No Mn
vsuire spring neat 1.-THE article which 10 sold and quoted
Ees.Yoi a. Amber Green Bay" and Amber lowAl at
~ ia II Isl W store, subject 10 A. bush storage 10 lsl
0ATs quiet, ., GSse IL store. Receipts Tor week. a. coo
bush.
PEorIHoSsThe Hog packing for The amounts to
shout li3t op but few Hogs stir Striving end being
packed The eIEei hsuTes cannot be Obtain until we-k
ibe receipts fCF ewcek amount 70 only 60 n La, sales
~ 5Jdss There has been rood deal Of hrmnos,
Hog products during The %, week st holders have
made shl ut ccnressious g. sduoe buyers take hold The
stocks 4 al products bot Mess Pork and Lard hAv. been
much reduced Nee. Pors, early in the week sold small
eIn az $40 but arre sIet have since been made 81 10 30
Day " make, Is arm again at ego County Mess
ina II led t9 90 Thin Mes quiet bat ha q. BIS, and
the supply Il small Pr me Mess l. mostly ont q the
MARKET Hiodsrs sales dur,ny the week &l7d 47 So III
Prime PORK Ia demand II Is rs ~ folders. In view Of
stock are asking GIG The stoet ~ Ndies 4 very small
aud the quotations nominal c.c for Cumbeaid. and
0c. for Short RIB. Long Cut Hams have been offered during
the week 1T l2ic bot tho siock :. about exhausted
P,ctlsd Hams less active at tldllc Dry Sailed Shout
'fns L.d :, dun and erceeda, lfld2lc fr Prime ard
y 10 Cou,rsoi, for SIR nE trgh,s Pork 70 New Yos
BY Like snd Canal could probably he made At 40 " Dbl
RATS or 1RlssPORTATIos Br RAILRoAD-flour to New
to Portland, bb, "a 20 Fourth Glass Freight 10 New
Yort v 100 %, I'll 70 fourhcisss tresb, TO Portland.
100 ~ 49, Fourth co's Freight 10 Baltimore and Pbladel
phis 81 Is
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50 100 bushclsnot probably 900 bushels In Ara
hands The sales arc b1sh and consist Of 800 BUSH
Chicago Spring at 81 506*l 81 200 do Milwaukee Club
at ~ 6ld$ 62 1900 do Amber do at = 81 and generally
held Il 81 64nl G5; 1860 do Amber State at Is 1851 u
TO do Red Western ut ~ Ga ~ 68i 20 800 DO Amber
Western at III 1851 10. aud 1900 do White schigan at
egOSl 90 Barley Is rmer and in good demand; sales oil
~ coo bush at AZ for good State and 81 II for good Illinois
Barley Mnt Is steady and in far eue-t sale. OF 900 bush
State a. 81 S. cash and 5000 do. good do at 3 CO. mos
good demand ard Gruer At the cloe ses OF
Cauadian AT 9oi aJc Stato at goG9lc, AID west. 81
en- at gl99lIc Rye l. quiet but firm at ~ 2gD 81 20
cor state open,d lower but with good inquiry and
limited offerings cosed rn sales OF ~ 400 boshols ~
; ~ for new Jersey and Pennsyl yaia foov, and q "
III 3i fr Old mixed Western ~ store The exports OF
wheat and from th. port during tho week have been
so 7o3 bush Of the and only $50 do of tbs latter and
Sept the cEpora from the United States as compared
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XxxvIIE,h CONGRESS. .Fir., Session
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsmSGroS. saturday. March 5, 1904

NAhhlAGiON, SATURDAY, Mafch 4, jetl.
To-day having been sci apart for speech-mak-
Ing 10 legislative business was transacted.
SPEECH or Mr. BALDWIN.
Mr.. BALDWIN Gun, Mnss.) SPOKE OF the Democracy
NJ dying dynasty, which would cOa!esce with those
now IN RobeHi0n and substitute state sovereignty with
all its destructive consequences for human rights and
nationality. For the last thirty years the State rights
cry has boon used b. break down orr Government nud
establish nf load plantation despo,lsm. lie alluded
eX President buchanan as miserable, weak man. who
had declared hero power 10 trnitors and
who not equal 10 tho duties With which he In
trusted.
Mr.. SrEvETs CUn., PA). wanted to know whether It
was in order to call hs neghbOr. buchanan miserable
Mr. BM6wN trcsumlng) said. Mr.. buchanan had
rendered himself Tesponsibe for the outbreak Of lie
most infamous conspiracy and treason recorded his
reasonable doctrines having found ready response In
Ibis kOItlern allies as well as IN tho Southern heart
NE. BoYD's REILLY TO MIR. BLAIR.
Mr. BOYD Un.. MOI replied to remarks heretofore
delivered by His colleague, Mr.. Blair. lie wished to
dsabuse tho minds Of gentlemen Of the false impressions
sought to DO made by his ccnsorious colleague against
him (Mr. Boyd one Of the four Radical members
from that State this floor. They tho only true
representatives here Of tho FREQ and Union citizens OF
that much abused loyal State. He had confidence in
President Lincoln who had said 10 him; lie had great
confidence In the Radical Union men Of Missouri"
And the President had further said TO lin: IF the
Threats OF either the conservative Clay or those OF
the Radicals had 10 be cut he would spare the Radl-
Gals" Mr.. Boyd insisted that they for immediate
emancipation and for conGscation lie arragned his
colleague lMr Bair) various charges leaving IL to
the House 70 determine which the best Admnistra
ton He declared himself opposed to the amnesty
unwise and humiliating II was un.
Just to loyal people, for We have the power TO enforce
obedience without resort TO such expedient ~ pnr
chase the peace Of bad men. Tho Amnesty Proclama.
ton IL mistaken mercy and will enkindle spirit of
opposition Let US appeal TO the President to recall
revoke. or modify the Amnesty Proclamation. The
Union men Of Missouri Will nee! tho traitors only as
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Nrw.YoRK MEDICAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.

Tho first reception Of this institution held ct the
close OF its annual session the evening OF Friday
March 4, at tho residence Of Mrs c. s. Lozcr NJ d.,
President Of tho College Beside the social festivities
Of the OCCASION address Of thanks to the professors
from the students read aud responded to, and va
rous speeches appropriate 10 the 0ccnaon were medic
by ladies' gJd gOutenen Connected with tho institution
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SATURDAY, March 1p. N.

Gold opened at 1917 and sold up to l62, clos
Ing - lelj9l62. The shipments of coin were only
Sl21i0 including 81. GOO By the Hammonia, and sl2l
so by the City Of London. Tho Underwriters charge
T. cent on specie BY the Hammonia which accounts for
he small shipment Stocks ia tho street were strong
Eric. ilsi Rock Island, 49, Cleveland and Pittsburgh
lIsI Font Wayne, very active, lOi; bid for large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07

LIGHTED WITH 0As.--Esch Of the night bosts Of sAs
Peoples Limo OF steamers the Hudson River Is hay
ing tank placed on board TO be used rs receptacle
for gas furnished by the Albany City gas.house. o.
the arrival Of the boats at Albany they win be spplisd
river and keep the boat well lighted during the wheI.
night. This is a grand improvement connected via
our night boats. and the travelling public can nov
ger from fire caused by the explosion Of oanpheno q
kerosene lamps.