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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

" T.
SUGAR MAKNG.-To-day, we presume, the
work Of tapping the naples will commence,
in favorable localities. We advise all having
camps to go into them at the earliest praeti.
cable moment, apd to prosecute the saccha-
rine campaign as vigorously as possible, We
promise them "a sweet time" if they will only
do their duty, Buckets and crooks are high.
but the price of maple tEOughs is the sans as
of yore. g..
Mi{lx aff-r n ---rrfs1 T6-71St NasH ASS
DS< THE telegraph informs us that Minis
ter Adams had long interview with Earl
Russell on the 28th ultimo, and also that the
fact, at the present juncture, attracts com.
ment. If this interview had been of salts.
factory character to our Minister, we would
probably have heard Of it ere this, through his
own correspt ndence, The indications of I'M
pleasant foreign complications are increAs-
ing every day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
Sperial Notices,

CHILDREN's CABs &c. p Huber 4 Son
have just received an assortment of Baby
Cabs and Carriages Call and see them for
they are splendid, rnF lan siai0l 3td! =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

J.S Rosebsrry--NO, Sc Main street-7is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 70 50 per cent
below SePteisber prices, having bought since
the great decline. 7ai'71i ua' .1 ~
Go see them,a tits all lrue. U fa0fiii5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

WANTED-oarFiaRs WGOd-wOrkmen and Black.
w yuiuha wanted Piece WorE given 10 Body
Makers Apply at W. W. Phillips old stand.
eiodlv }. LANGDoN A BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

THE CABINET AND CouRT.--
The ship Of state is Sea war1 blown,
Aud In our hour ofneed,
Law on wild goose Chase has flown,
And ruin comes with Speed. &C, isiS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

A DURDUM AND DoRG.-Somebody kicked
anotheremAn.s dosg oniths pavement in front
of our Office this morning and another man
threatened to kick somebody for his pains
He smoie the air with his clenched fats in a
very boisterious manner, and gave expression
to large number of animated sentences in
very quick and savage succession, In short,
he was ried
MOssl Be- %rsfdl shout KIDDING st6ss
folkses dOrgses
MORAL No. 2-If any body kicks your dOrg
wantonly, kick him, but don't rave and curse
any.
DenOusmsnt, - NOBODY hdft eScspt the
dorg.
sUPPosED REBEL sPY.-A young fellow
calling himself "Charlis AndeFsOH," has been
arrested 10 Cleveland dressed in women's
clothes He Processes 10 be a soldier, and on
his way to the front He had received a mum.
Der Of letters from Dayton. He ia believed
to be a rebel spy. Who knows "Charlie An.
derson" here Journal.
We have an indistinot recollection Of q iel-
low oflhat namaa Wothinlahs was elected
Lieutsnant' 6overnot Of Ohio couple Of
years a8ogisThe extreme obso1Fity Of this po-
sitionanay aceOant fot the cool fOrgetfulhsss
of oftheaJournal as betrayed by the above In
quiry. Charlie Anderson, then, wa wlllmFea
mark for the bene6tof our morning cosempo.'
rary isEieutenant Governor Of oar Glorious
Commonwealth, and when last heard from
was otithe sshge geia,theFOIs 6f Hamlet Prince
Of Denmark "Youd scarce expect one of
his age" &sdgOslageEAE 4qEsel amqHs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
aaaA VOICE FROM vIoKsBURG,

8R "VIcKsBUad, MRnssIrPIj August 0, 1865
"Dt John Bui: agt hh'. f,8as
Dear st--I am happy n state to YOU that have
ussU your valuable Cedron Bitters, with great beeA
10 my eli, ugenerai debility and prosrat on Of my
system, produced by the unhealthy and mlasmaue
liIonpees Of the Missssipp River and around Vcks-
bdrR, having been with General GranCs army through
commend its use toRl persons whs are exposed In
unhealthy climates. H. W. FoGLE,
lia agent U 8 Sanitary Commission"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

-'D4 HALLS BAIsAM ---F Tor the cure OF long
standing Coughs, bad Colds, Bronchitis, az
well As CONSUMPTION, this medicine is ia,
valuable. Its peculiar .OombinstioAis is the re.
suit bf experience, and an irtiimAte kAowl
edge'oi the -sapse Of these Diseases. aud ths
certificates of psaArkahie enses are suflcieat
proof Of hFseHefi9Eily., -. n aI8dIN n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has ,beqope a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Loz-
saa enges, IN less than year o taIalr
fT after their introduction at ''r '
Il tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

l H b.
This inidtmadou came to the Arago by a
special dlspatch boat from Morris Island, as
Rbe was pdssng Charleston harbor
AZ That Tune a vigorous cannonading was
going on but its character was not ascer.
taned' .iH'
General Gilmore succeeds General Foster,
'whoahns secured a iurlough owing to disability
from wound
nANProS's CAVALRY GONE TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Hefalfs Savannah correspondent
says,s yhH.
la Wade Hampton has brought HE cavalry to
South Carolina, bis meu begging TO be allowed
to 90 there.
This accounts for Lees calling for cavalry
equipmente TO supply the place OF Hampton's
cavalry.
Lee has also made an appeal calling for
cavalry equipments Tor his army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
aa9rsOOAIII3s BLoop-AND LIVRR-

SYRUP, feF the cure of SoRoFVIa, WmFE
SwEIINd, and other diseases Of The Blood.
Wheh sueh men as DR., Il. s, Newton, profess.
or Ia. one OF the most prominent Medical Col.
leges Of CineinnaIi, o. W, Pratt, NJ. D., and
A. Castor, N. d., come Out and slate to the
world that tha Medicine, scoYiLL's BLooD
AND LyEE SYRur,. cures ScPofnla aud other
cases caused by impure blood, where all other
remedies have failed. no one shoh ID doubt its
virtues or fail to use it in any disease which
is caused by impOre state Of the Blood. r.
feI3dlw N,' sti t.., b., ''.,, r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

a MoSrRE4t., February l6-Cameron, the
tebelnmessenger from Richmond who arrived
yesterday was exnmitied
The counsel produced muster rolls con-
tanning the names OF the prisoners, also cop
les Of letter Instructions, dated Jnne, 1864,
signed by Seddon, aud certified by Benjamin,
under the Confederate seal
The witness received papers from the Sec.
rotary Of State on the 4th Instant, who affixed
his signature. i.r....
The rebel President expressed surprise and
Indignation at Burley's trial ---.-
Other witnesses examined proved that the
prisoners resided ia Canada in the fall and
winter OF 1863 aud ca
Another messenger arrived from Richmond
with duplicates Of the above case Defense
The prosecution says that only two or three
moro witnesses will be examined.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

BeD-Reading matter on every page,
CoMrosIToR WASTRD-immediately at this
Office. eis4stre 10 sfasass " nataqatg ~ . n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

Bs-No lady should be without DR Towns
LRY'a INDiAs TooTHGcHE ASoDYss 10 her fam
lily. IF she hRa children that have the tooth
ache IL will cure them, II any Of the family
have scprgy pn, the gums it will cure il If
some OF the cousins have diseased gums, rem
dering their mouth very unpleasant, II will
cure the disc ase, and render the gums red and
of a brautiful color - H sal fel3dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

not necessary to publish long list OF diseSses
for which the oEDRoN BITTERs are specific. In
all diseases OF tho .a.I#I ul-I .... lt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
By aEGfGtSgljElapb..

aEF6Rf26 l'oaF 81 7 fHG m 81 b5lI4 EMPIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

-l- Ii.s.n Hi.. .Hr -----. ..t a.a ..
t.I Iusr..fHH .,at.lr a.ul. .a. l..I H. at. .4.
uU UH..
90 iqaa %. ao % GIVE THE a.-lrqaaa'. 40
...t.E 'IF.rf.. .H.... ..... afu .a
H .aHUI.f ..ai |aIlHt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

EsTABLIsHED UNDER CITY ORDINANCE IN 1887
WHEEL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
RuLLH sARsAPARILLA,

4ui TOO BULBS WORM DEsTROYKR l
aIAspdIy glIt 4tiIIiisMITHs TONIC sYRUP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16

AUCTION SALES TURSDA Us, THURsDA Us,
SATURDAYS. PRIVATE SALIRS kFRRf DAY
I. io0daW6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-16
Q EDRoN B1TTERs I!
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ONE TRIAL AND YOU WILL NEVER USE ANY
.H OTHERS.

t.y 30. n..H n..E .as.I. .
Ial4 ......s #.. ..u.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

TROTTING RACE FOE STATIONS.
The next match was Trottiug Race, free
for all stations 10 harness, best three in five.
The following entries were made.
q. N. Seymour names Mac.
Kent 81 Smith name Minnesota Chief
jim Hanson names Sarspariila.
Mac won the three heats in 2:46, 2:45 and
2:47. We were unable to remain NJ this match.
al the train was about to start
80 MORE RAcEs TO DAY. ta
Z As there we're several matches thar couId
not come of before, the Managers of the
Course have decided TO allow one more dav 10
finish the eeason The races to-day win cnm.
meuce at IL O'Clock as follows:
Match between Mack and Ole Oleser so~
$3.50 side, best two 10 three, mile heats
Match between Tommy and Molly for s10o
best two In three. mile heats.
Running race for Sl00 purse for ali hors.S
best two in three. mile heats 1865
Pacing Race, free for all Pacing Hor-es sso
puree, best two Ia three, mile heats.
Entries can be made until 10 o,r.c..k =.
These viii viii be very exciting races.
NATIVE ArfLEs AID OTHER YRusr
The show Of th0e ws pretty fair. butshu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

Time S:13. The judges decided it no heat on
account of the running. The heat was repeat.
ed-(the Cream Stallion being withdrawn) ana
Bay Charley won the heat in $780,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

Ascrub running race for green horses
purse $25-followed. Only one entry was
made, black colt. . years old, (out OF Nut
woody. Walk-over. 5fs A4 }Jtla
. A pacing match-best two in three, in har-
ness purse $50, was then called. The follow
ing entries were made: 24fA - q
Sorrel Frankly w. B. Langley, of st. Paul.
Kitty-by Mr.. Gates of st. Peter.
Goliah-by VIM. Rockwell, of st. Paul.
Bay Billy-by j. NJ. Eustis. of Minneapolis.
The first heat resulted in Kitty winning in
2:55. Frank, Goliah and Bay Charley coming
in in the order named. ss .a--t.e s,tt
On the second heat Frank won in ESQ, Co
liah following close. The Others distaneed. g
It being now train time, we were compelled
to withdraw, before the Sd heat was con-
cluded. hIH SCI. aaA3l 3 9aisab
For the Running Races year olds and un-
der, $50 and $40 purses, the following entries
were made: -is....' s,-.a
Gen. Sherman, by W. B. Langley.
Belle, by d. Hopkins. II
Stallion, by d. B. Mitchell.
Cream Gelding, by r. st. German. So
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

!. The Prescott Journal says {" Our readers
may remember that, In the summer Of 1854. .
large number Of warrants were stolen from
the Land Office at St. Croix falls. A few dar
ago, about fifty of these warrants, With bunch
OF Keys, taken at the same time, were thrown
through the window into the Office. Thev
had sbe appearance Of having been buried In
the earth. Thieves have some consciepce len
il secns.' u 70 a.i3t35 9St IA oe-ef-
There is still feverish hunting for OH :,
Colorado. IL b stated that not far from Dan
Yer there Is an area Of land, fully 1900 acres =;
extent. that lie literally saturated with petro,a.
um. One man states that the clay can he ,.L
en- in the hand and oil wrung from IL NE e,,..
a sponge. Another states that In q trenc,, cr..
about four feet square, the Oh wa ne,c.,,,,s
ooztng ont from numberless osifces.
Hon C. Dewitt Smith, acting f;,,v.r,,-
Of Idaho, died suddenly of heart dIse.se =,
the 18Th Of August This leaves haho -,,n
out either Governor or Secretary Tor ~. ,,,,,
being @ 91l
--Brigsdier General Revere died At Noe
head City. North Carolina, . few dave seo
HIS body yin 10 sent to hh fAmiiy in N,cbi.
EaA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

The firstpurse was won by Whitchers team,
and the secOnd by Du Charms. Gates team
was distapced on the second heat. lsas Es .
At O'Clock, p. NJ, q trotting match for
green horses In harness came on-best two in
thres-purses, first $50, second $50, third eco.
For this race i've entries were made, as
follows: EJ la
Pillow Boy, by Geo. Smith. of Lake City.
Timber jim, by Fred. Clark.
Bay Charley, by Geo. A. Bracket.
Moses, by -
Col Morrill,, by -
The first heat was won by PlOw Boy in 3:12,
and Col. Morrill, distanced.
The second heat was . very spirited one,
and resulted In Plow Boy winning the fins,
purse, and in Moses being distanced. Time
$40. I'a i3i4
The third heat was . very close one, Timber
Jim and Bay Charley having the track to them
selves. They kept nearly neck and neck until
near the distance post, when Bay Charley waf
length ahead, but broke just at the critical
moment and Timber Jim won the heat Time
Sly.
The next race was a running race, purse
600, free for all horses, mile heat and repeat.
The following entrees were made:
Nutwood-by D. Hopkins, st. Paul.
Roam Jim-by Thomas Wright, of st. Peter.
Grey Eagle-by st. German, of St. Paul
Crazy Dick-by William Atherton, of Fort
Smelling.
When the signal was given, the four horses
started of gaily. Nutwood, rode by Young
Hopkins, lost his saddle on the first quarter,
and fell third In the string. Crazy Dick. rode
by negro boy, also lost his saddle, bot kep,
In advance Of the Aead, and gave good promise
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-06

NATIVE AfELS AND OTHBa YRUlf
The show Of th0e WIS pretty fair, butshou,d
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-14
United Sta:cs Marshal! Sale.

..jaanr- I. MaAt.iI auc Henry C"ok, Com
,laiual.t-, v q Il Pintf, Defendant.
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seven 10. also lots 81 and SIX - in block
one hundred anI cigA.y-on (lSI) also west
'wCnfy-9ne ~ 'eet q Two ~ md east ;hir-
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hundred ami eighteen (II3l ali i. he VII &c &C
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coun y q II IL oroc. 80 lie nor,h . s. quar-.
Ter q sw Of sec ION uug.ber fifteen {! own
number ven.y 80 r.nge number .weu- v-,wo
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fifteen l. town number twenfy l@J) range
nambert ensy two - also lot nInc g. in sab
division Of sou.h b,,If 81 Il e Of sccticn uine-
tern I9) township number nineteen t ]! J range
twcn y-tuur 81 east. n. Of iii m bciu;
nni situated IA ne county Of N ,nitowoc, IA
I.s..lCt u Wisconsin.
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1865.
MILWAUKEE NEWS.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-14
NOTICE.

hDI .sss.--A rucsrt VI IN r..ndum ok
COZ ia.nIs.}rga ssnai amount ot Roiey d pt-
p"rs. The owner car have il ny proving proF :
,rty and paving Tor this advertisements. Apply
1T tie PILOT nitice
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NEWS or 1nE UFth. WlfU THE siTTLE.
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dated Fc9i ,1ly IS, 1850.
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NOT AZ a..
C onfectionery, Fruit, Toys, & c

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" tn4t ne mt rece.,lIy Ju-cLt,ed tna II ere'
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-08
Railroad Matters.

We learn that the contract for grading
that portion of the st. Paul and Winona
Railroad between St. Paul and Hastings
has been let to CHAs A. F. MORRIS, Esq,
who advertises for FIVE hundred men to do
the work. If sufficient number Of hands
can be obtained this section of the road
will be completed this fall
We are also informed that work will be
commenced end prosecuted vigorously on
the main line and the st. Cloud branch of
the st. Paul and Pacific Road.
On. Monday last the Minnesota Central
commenced running regular trains from
Mendoza TO Mortified, connecting with
st. Paul by the steamer Stella Whipple
and with Minneapolis by stages. The
steamer will leave st. Paul every morning
at "a O'Clock, and return on the arrival of
the evening train at Mendoza.