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DAILY HERALD.
l. Pubnsasd Every xOrnins lsusaas sse.ps.al By
HALL a. HUTCHINSON.
-
Herald building.
IS Ia East Washington ST.,
INDIANAPOLIS TyD.


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err per suuan Oil ~ charged hut n not paid In Al
Is cents peF sses vll Be invariably the price
II fAl letters. whether fcs pabics, business
must Be addressed % Hall Batchln.au Id anapos
lnfiana
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morning kxprs.. Trsns and delivered q sah-crb~fs ia
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esvs through papers pabshed elssShsrs. Tie paper
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INSURANCE.


vho have sastxnsi io<s ~ tFe snes fs crFsnlison.
ne nr.t eolama deroes the number q poliey the
second column the srn,un, Insured. AZ regarts ne
--u-,~ffsrffs II ths Ccuunsnv An
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Telegraphic Dispatches

lREPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TiIE HERALD
Afternoon Report
FIR . MI NJ Il w 70 X * -
r C MOHD EXCIT ED.
MINISTER TO .JAFAN.
NIIrIISTER TO MEXICO
Mr.. LiNcOLN'S REMAINS.
n sE ~ - ans Ex - NA - mss
SC. Sc. &c.. 40.
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=. published every Monday. at o. 90 per snuun, In
advance
frg'so paper sent without the money. nor continued
= longer time than paid for.
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WANTED.

"yANTED.--i vsni active and indas,rious men
w Who can furRish horse and buggy. 80 csnvas.
through the country selling Dr. BoelFs Nefirtne VIII
pay ESQ per year and expenses. ! shall require
responsible man 70 sign the contract With you
security Tor srcoanting for % al may
fruss IN yosr For further nfsrnAon. ea al n
c. n. BuKIL,
: dsc7 din India sspolis Ind.
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>annma county. california, viii produce the
= AZ 30 gslleas Of w,ne. One COMPANY
gallons ~ Wine, and uearly 5000 gallons "
brandy
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sl', v .a.s 's' s'a H.
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From Washington.

Minister In Japan-ENcitemcut AT
Hichmond-W BrcNeted VIA
ior Gcncral-Ircneh Rumors-Jcff
lllNiA.
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All Work Warranted. send for
Price List.
JEWELRY.

HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO Sc DISPOSED
or At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Without regsrd 20 value. Re paid Tor until yos
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Di.ease. Of the blood, etc.

Dr. Acton Co-Desr SRI; I ms; asain s'ais that
your remedies are really eEcseIt Fef scfofSis. gph
ilis seminal weakne.s I'm yariIies Il the blooc rad
thew never fsl 20 cure when u.ef directed. have
suf oe~ded IN curing the worst " syphilis IN
our hospitals. Ia ths short space - fosr week
Pw. II LE1Ir, n y.
x.w yort Decerbsr ~. iss3
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G. thss showed us the pens used in sign
ing the terms Of surrender. That
used BY General Taylor was steel
point lsshed to an althea twig with
white cotton thread, emblemstic Of the
straits to which the people of rebellion
have been reduced Gen. Candy used
plain goose quill Full particulars of
the affair were telegrsphed to WASH
ington by Colonel Christensen. liz Is
known that Secretary Stanton has re-
ceIved intelligence Of the return of
General Candy TO the city. Dispatches
were sent 10 Corinth Wis Meridian
where q break of eight miles inter
rupted through communication. This
gap viii be filed before Monday, after
Ehieh Mobile will be in direct com
nuuication with all points north and
ssst ~
as one OF the fruits of the sediment
OF affairs in this section, its Importance
cannot be overlooked. The Copfad.
crate officers frankly expressed them
selves fairly beaten, but no bitterness
seemed 70 remain with them. The
fnost favorable opinion of the magma
nlmlty OF the United States Govern
ment Pervaded the minds Of all. But
one opinion prevailed among them in
regard to the brutal and cowsrdlv muir
der Of bfr. Lincoln, and that was loatb-
ing OF the fiend who committed the
horrible act They could find no terms
strong enough 10 express their indic.
natlon, and said no honorable man
south would attempt to palliate. much
less Justify the deed. Some anxiety
was expressed by portion of the offic.
ers as TO the probable course that would
De pursued towards those of them who
i've IN the loyal States. The late or,
aer OF the Provost ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
the United States, preventing their re-
turn once more TO their homes and
peaceful pursuits, seemed the only
thing they disliked. The opinion was
freely expressed that should the United
states become involved in war with .
foreign power, they would find LARGE
numbers OF those hitherto their enc.
mics, lighting side by side in the de-
tense OF the principles of our common
country.
during the rambling conversation
which became general after the terms
hau been arranged and signed, some
iaughable things were related of the
dlIneuItles experienced by rebel officers
IN procuring supplies or services, on &C.
count OF the distrust entertained by
the population of the Confederate
money. A Captain said that he could
not get his only shirt washed for one
thousand Of it, and had to divide his
rations with the sable laundregs to in
duce her TO give her attention TO the
shirt at all Gen. Taylor was forced
to allow his officers double ratiopg OF
kind-one ration to eat, and the other
for barter, 70 procure the articles and
service absolutely necessary. They,
however, expressed themselves laugh.
lngly IN regard to their privations and
hardships, and the same endurance and
fortltude shown in better cause would
have been beyond praise.
Gen. Taylor was to have left for Ne
ridian at u NJ last night, for the pur
pose Of carrying into effect the terra
OF surrender
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Reorganization Movement in Georgia.

a meeting Of citizens of Whitfield
s. Inty. Ga was held at Dalton on the
9Th inst IN response TO an order from
Ten. Thomas requesting the citizens Of
Northern Georgia TO return te their al
iegisnce TO the Government Of the
nited States, and reinstate and reor-
game the civil courts, and uphold the
authority Of the laws IS far rs prsctica-
bic VIM Richardson and Robt Baiy
sisted as Chair men and E. II. Baker
~ Secretary. Resolutions we're adoT-
tel renoUncing all allegiance 10
sad sympathy with the so-called Con-
fsderste States, and pledging the pee
pc 70 bear true loyalty 10 the Federal
Government
A Committee appointed for the pur-
pose, after investigation, reported that
The several local offices Of the county
held their commissions from the rebel
authority, and recommended that the
offices be declared vacant and an cleo
ton he held 10 FL them. The report
was adopted, and q ticket for county
officers selected
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new
iourua|
diicho|
ant
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United States Of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF rENNEssEE-So o..

"A States District Court for said District by
Horace d. HARRISON United Ststes District Az
toruey for said district on Aprl 81 1865 against 20
halss Of Cotton, numbered from I 20 80 ire usiye
and msrked a. ~. H., now lying ia ssi a district
and sgs nst all persons iavf " Intervening for their
interests therein; alleging thR ssid Gotten hsd been
seized NJ Florence, Alsbams on land a. forfeited 70
the United States for causes mentioned in sad in
formation, end sfterrsrds brought into this district,
and praying the usual process. Now, Therefore
pursuant T. the moniGOn Of said Court, publicly
warn al persons concerned or interested ia SAID
cotton to appear before said Court on the 50 Mon
day in October next, at the Federal Court Room, in
the Capitol at Nashville, AZ 10 o'clock a m, then
and there TO PROFOUND their claims an make their
allegations. EDWIN 4. GLASCOCK,
maylS III U. s. NJ NJ D. T
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81 Louis Spring Raoes-Laclede 4sso.
citation Course.

FoylTH DAT, May llth-First race,
mile heats, free for all-l0O pounds
each
b Van Lew enters h Surprise, by
mp Ronnie Scotland, dam Young Fash
ION, 3 years old; maroon and red 3
W b ReniFeW enters b 10 Msmona,
hE Sovereign, dam by Glencoe, years
Did Colors black and blue...........0 4
a Wsdden enters Blackjack, by
OImeTo, dam by English StumpF, six
years old cOlors black and redo
"a Thompson enters b Prince Of
Wales, by Lexington, dam Syclonia, )
yssrs old colOrs red and white |
Time J1-l55.
SEsoVn RAcF-Sweepstake for three
yeaI old7 Free for all Mile heats
Entrance SlUp. Forfeit $50 Added
$500 Three or more to fill
BIZ hutchinson enters Derby, by
mp Eclipse, dam Lady Taylor, by Glen.
COZ. ...s--.....l : q
"a Van lew enters b Harry of the
West, by Lexington, dam by Levia
Than ..-.....-.-...8 -
Is A Alexander enters b AsteTisl
D.. E.urcold. dam Nehula, by Glen
'". ....- .-.s.-- ..s..srs H-.s.-.ss.&
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young
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We had conversation Saturday with
q paroled prisoner from JohnstOn's
srmy. he states that q deplorable
condition Of affairs prevails in Geor-
gia. The people are suffering for food,
and there is little prospect Of crop
1his yesI, az seed cannot be had
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MARRIED

IN NeE Orleans. on the sd inst. ~ Rev. VIM n
Cook. RIruAED Z. SAITH, Printer, Of Nashville, to
Miss J1I,SNA o'BHrN. Of the former place.
In THIS cily, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. lease
Marks. Mr.. soto~aS to Miss EEul ApIrE 10th
uI this place
True love has mated here pair,
Well worthy Of each other;
And goodness makes sweet hymen's bonds,
Tie faster bound together.
W. wish theu on t7eir yoysgs iowa
Lies -wia, eventual nSvr,
5yous fate. rssIl1nient with
Kind fortunes smilos, forever.
Re.
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Notice.

CHEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
BEPART9fSNF OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
hAsIfTIULE, TESS., MAY 8. 1885
AL Ambulances Ia use in or about TINS city. sK-
cent such as are permitted for Hospitals and the
SIX by the Medical Director will be forthwith turn
ed IN with teams complete TO Capt. Chas II. IrvIn,
A. q NJ. All previous orders, from whatever sourea,
authorizing the use Of Ambulgnces except a. alose,
are hereby revoked. n
By command OF Maj. Gen. 6Eo. II. THoMss
!. L. DONALDSON,
Brevt Brig. Gen. and Chief . NJ
may9-lw Department Of the Cumberland.
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PONY Strayed.

CTRANED from he corner o. College and Union
- streets. on the 18Th inst, suail Black Bosa
pouy about ten yesrs old, heavy name snd tai,
Hsd on hogs skin saddle, partially worn, With
far isaiher h1ldie, s'uge rem, curb ht, partially
worn Any person leaving he pony az Hsnderson's
static. Gu CsrTy street, or giving Iniorfnsnna that
WI SD 70 ~ recovery, Wiu ~ handsomely re.
m3te-lH HUGH DOUGLAS
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Joseph E. Brown, the rebel Governor
o. Georgia, arrived here yesterday, on
his way TO Washington under arrest
Sic is one Of the intelligent, conscious
tralt0rs Of the South.
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2ler 9artrtistmtRts.
Auction Sale,
By Sec. Shields 4 Co.,

TEENDAT lfORNING, MAY l6A,
w p viii sell, commencing 81 Do o'clock, s ren-
w era stock ~ Clothirg, DRY tf01ds, Boois,
Shoes, g. a., with Instructions 70 close cons IN
meuJ GEO. SHIELDS & Co.
mHNlr--U IS Nnd - College street.
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Governor BroWnloW has returned to
this city from Knoxville, in improved
health
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Areport has reached this place that
Forrest, the rebel General, has been
klled sgain.
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JET Davis is expected here to day
or tomorrow on his way to Washing
ton.
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Wanted.

A n active energetic man, familiar with the gem
IA eral business and management Of q farm. may
hnd employment by application 70 US One with q
small family would be preferred
". MATT. BROWN co.
Maylf 3t General Agents
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Wanted.

A represented vc wntod IA the Clam Arenrv
~ business. Ad'.re-- g.. u. ktuuger q Co. AZ
tnruegs sud S0l'r tlrs ~ Government claims, No.
1'l isth street, Warrington, J.. c. Post once toE
No, o, nayl6-lts
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TO Rent,

UDART Of a good store for some Eholessle husi-
ness lry Goods OF Hat and hhoe business
rrcferrsd Address ". q. Box So Postofioe
frHVHF-f
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600 ZOE roUR.

ANTED-s6O 900 FOR YOUR.
" SELF. send 90 cents for cnculzrs and IN.
lorInatiea bow 20 make from $4,000 70
SO. 600 per year Ia Al essy bus ness.
Les DOT your fears make yOu lirl eF.
but noH attend unto this e.
And 70 poverty become q stranger,
FOR WeAith Is within the reach 81 81.
Address
usys-sT Alss, begnen county, kfk.
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pR>uNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCiLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N THE TREATMENT o. DHsEAHKs. u
oROWNlf6 Kim WITH SUCCEas IN
CfHEk 5fATEa AB 1T " X
MAgHVfLL.E f-FHNE9eNE

For further information in regard 20
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader is referred 70 SrIL-
LIZ THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDI0A,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you will End Dr.. McGilfs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For al diseases in this
satisfaction IL guarEn-
teed With nay general praotiee treat
the following
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Yorrz MarTiad Ladlas Nhoas miaoruas 4 hua
hear ~ % hTiug birth In dua seescl, ren1emhaf
God ta.B 81 & you should mulupiy and rerieuIa1 "
las = your desire you can oonsuh ne elthsr b
lsfter Or In person- No lady oFeT tirty aFo yeafa
81 are Bssf make spplcst0n- Al comnluuicatuun
b. ~ 81 per.on ----.--L eanaa.-----
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All q The shove st q Goods WI be sold for one
doar eaoh Certificates Of All the various article
stsiing what esch one can have, are first M in en-
velopes, sealed %, and mixed; add when ordered
tsken out without regard 70 hOice and aert by
NAL, thus giving tar cnance. On receipt Of the
Certificate yOu will see Whist you can have, snd
then it IS your option % send one dollar snd take
the srtiele Or not
IN ali transactions by mail We shall charge Tor
forwarding the Certificate for paying postage aos
doing the business 25 cents each, Which rnuat -
enclosed when the Cer1fcafe j. sent Tor. 1--WE fer
thcates win be sent for 81: eleven for e, thirty r
IS sixty 1--we for Sles and n hundred Tor SIS.
kGENTS-Thote acting IS Agents VII o. allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered bY ther1
provided theiT rernittances szDount 70 one doiier
AGENTS vii collect p cents for every CertlHeste
a- remit IS cents 70 us, either IN cash or posta7s
-tarnps Great caution should he used By cur co..
respondents in regard y z ung Their correst a.
erusE. town, county add state. Address
!. II. WINsLOW 4 co.
aPrls-sm eos Broadway, New York.
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Hight KmIsslOns Cared.

IOusg Ma, SOP bosoFs you harshsr 20. o. Al
GBesssd slhect % Man, tnsra Il 10 - a -
% cure a. night E1nissions, and rhvrIelsrs a..
are tnat understand Eaatng it sd 10 Feu -
u dlerert States, Who have apeat soIfsr a. -
~, and are nov Nal eursd by M. ana dafy "a
esiFInE eiisrs md sending msdclns . 20 pzIts a
tne county, IN word, AZ has are hs6asfe n
~ NAli and vi DFo ne 3 eau, WI i've 49,
fzccoH ior az u The dissasaa r8aaronsd y TIA -
ysrasans1'. IL oeat q Tei6Eeaes fiYsa b ots
aly.
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Editorials. and other matter, put il
type ioT this mornings UsIoN are laid
over % make room for the latest news
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.. 5. 7-SO loan.

The sale OF the fret series OF $4,000 600 Of the
50 Loan was completed on he 3lst Of March,
lss5. The ssls Of the second senea Of Three Hun
dTed Millions, payable three years from the 18th
day q June, Ise5, was begun on the lst OF April In
the short space Of thirty days, over One Hundred
Millions Of tbs ssries have been sold--lesying this
Of. The interest is payable semi annually in cur.
re1cy on the 15th Of December and 18th OF June by
Coupons sttsehei to each note, which are readily
esshed sDywhe q. Il amounts 70
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City Council.
The Worlds Great Remedy.

DR. SEayns's Blood Purifying Psnaces"
CDR. swsyne's Blood-Fuusing RAnsces"
Its reputation Tor curing srrofIla old ulcers hin
JOINT complaint liberated throat, white swell
ing, dsrk blo5ches, defects n the shin, bos vel
low sEin, msraEnus wastinK flesh. rheumatic
secuous, pains in The bones &c, h without paral-
lei he Wesk end det4ii ateG, or any disease OF
scrufuluus nature. it D. sure % do Uood, A. the
MANY thousand tesamonIsis from al Jarts Of the
world WIH prove nofhing ever dIscoFeFed can COM
psre with Il IN cuiing thai Glass q de Orders.
Eercuriai and syfiiitio Diseases % shoT1 OF long
stanling-nothing has ever proved 80 effectual IA
completely eradlcstiug every yssggs Of these dsn-
Eerocs complaints.
Chrome Ecypelss q The Fsce Is cured to a great
ceTtslnis.
DARK hotches or defects in tbs skin. oflen tines
srpesr. The ''Psnacea" and ''Ulnfruent wileiear
ihe skin, and W more youthful cUInplexion-
To - sure VI getting the pure ADD genuine Pan
SEES Purchase direct ~ the principal once o. Or.
SFsyns & SRI 80 North Sxih street, Phiiadep hia,
o. q the Drug sore Of
WI &C. ". sM1TE, Druggists,
Cor. Church and Vine ets. Nashl Ne.
psyl2 On Eedln.suD. ID
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BITTERS

BITTERS.
brakes Plantation Bitters,
bulls Ceiron
Hostettsr's Stomach
BoorhaEe's Holland 4"
HOoaand's German 4"
For sale low, By EWIH 4 PRHDLEToN.
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UArOnlc Cases

Wifn satzhetoai RhsumHasul, AHsoron5 q NJ
Lungs; pisssses d The Th=oat, sasliod Joinis,
std Llmta Pieunsy. FslnR, Ulcsra, oenecEs 6raysl,
Dl8easen of the Heart add Liver, la1aamuarion o.
ths 5omach, sour1iga, hlngs 81 q sc.olllls.
Daainsas. Diseases o. De Eyes, Det ataisd 5yl-
tens Dyspspsia or indiEeeto1. ADJ COnsulnptioa--
toFethar g1th al Private Diseasas a1d
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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70 the Ladies'.
BternitT

An tnreaons o. ghs womb trestsd wi1 unncsla.
T-bosa rlaruad Ladies Eno have been % lG1orfu-
naia b rniscarrJ OF prove Etor-son 90 - earfisd
% thsir M tine II buBd prezaaat, b pT-zE NJ
cal.
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RLNK OF THE UNI0N.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, TENN,
DUY AND SELL EXCHANGE, ATTEND TO
% Collect o1s, negotiating Loans, making Invest
meats. executing orderR, 81.
Banking and business hours from am. 70 AN.
J G. WARNER, Cashier
Al DUNCAN, President. mayIl-sm
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More and Mere Desirable.

More and Mere Desirable.
Tho Rebel on is suppressed, and the Govers-
msnt has already adopted measures to reduce e1-
penditGrSs a. rapidly as possible TO peace footing.
thus Withdrawing ftOm market a. borrower sud
purchaser.
This is tie ONLY LOAN Nv MARKET now Of
fersd by the Government, sud constitutes the
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OILS.
PAINTS.
LIQUORS.

3 Bids Alcohol, - per cent.
Z
6 Proof Spirits,
3 Pits Whisky, pure, or Med. purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
I Holland Gin,
Pure POrt, Madeira, and Sherry WiBss-
For sale low, by EwIN 4 PENDLErON.
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MORNING SESSION.


Mr. Garrett offered q resolution for
the appointment Of a Joint committee
OF the Houses, 10 take into considers-
VOL. Won the various bills on the subject Of
me franchise, and report by bills or
20 siH Nlae. Adopted and COMMITTEES
" nshS appointed BY the Speaker.
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Resolved, That military, tax, franz
ehise and similar bills be considered IS
they come up, 20 the exclusion of other
business.
Mr.. Arnell said the House had been,
for six mortal weeks, in session, yet the
more important affairs of the State had
scarcely been entered upon. he desir-
ed that such matters should now have
precedence. Resolution adopted and
transmitted TO the Senate.
Mr. Stegald's resolution ordering the
keeper of the penitentiary 10 report to
the House, was taken up and referred
70 Penitentiary Committee.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-26
Medical Notice.

Dr. +, CONE may be consulted as follows:
In XENIA AT the Depot Eating House. on 4 buYs
days Nov 70, Dec. 2s' Feb |, March 0, Apr l2
aln DAYTON at the Phillips House, ON Friday,
Nov "a Lee. 90 FEB z, March April is.
In TROY At the Morris House, on, sstnrdays Nov
rs, Dec. 80, Feb. s. March 10, Aprll@ III :
In spRINGF ELI at the Willis HOUSE. ON Tb,rv
days, Nov, 80, Jan. 4, Feb, 81 hereh Is, Ipril is'
Dt. COSE has had offices In "a h of,ha a. ~
places, that he has regularly visited for he
On years, and as he has treated and olIred ,es,y %
tents, in each Of the above pieces he can ava ~
best OF references In each place, ast6 has skiIi
DR.. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties ., chroni
diseases, including those OF the Rye and IA, .S.s
no charge for consultation; but II those who
him desire treatment, be charges Chsh for No MAJ
iclnes. sITTIflukfI $40 NeN
Medicines that will last a patient trorn fou.,o .,v
months, cost rom Fiveto Thirty dollars, IN Cash
Address DR.. E. CONE.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-26

CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAiLwAY.--
This great line OF Communication between the
East and West is daily becoming more and
more popular with the travelling public. 1t
is the "Air Line" from this point and Cincn-
natl to Chicago. Leaving Dayton at 1:l5 A.
M. and 4:50 p. NJ, direct com uuncations are
made at. .Richmond1or Chicago, over one OF
the most expeditions and bsst managed
railroad thoroughiares in the West. A very
noticeable feature in the conduct Of its affairs
is the courteous, gentlemanly and accommo>
dating bearing of its agents, conductors and
employees of every grade. We have recent
" conversed with number OF our citizens
who have travelled for the frst time by this
route, and they give il the preference over
any other line from this place to Chicago and
other points in the Nor Vsit. Per5la, de.
string to travel in the direction indicated,
should not fall to procure tickets by this line.