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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Splendid Farm for Sale.
: .H .la. .,lI. 'N .4Il ..e aHtal Iul.
MADISON Townsville,

TNlE suhserbaT offers Tor sale his Farm, living in
l Madison township, on the Dayton and West ,rn
turnpike, nine miles west of Dayton containing 1hs
acres one hundred and ten ara under Cultlya-
u0n the 'alan'e wen tlnlleIei. The improve monts
barn. and all necessary outbuldings; two orchards
three wells, and neyeralllng stream Of water, and
tenant house.
The fArm wall bo Roid good terms Persets
Wishing 10 purchase would do we'll ~ examine a. AZ
they cannot fail To be pleased.
lie hRs also twenty five arres on the sOnth side OF
the turnpike winch he will SELL 10 has rthen acres
in TIMBER. ieiiWde JONATHAN GARRER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

Bel5@No lady should be without DR. Towns.
LEY lEDIAS TooTHcHE AEoDYEE in her fam
Ily II she has children that have the tooih.
ache II viii cure them, If any of the family
have seuryy on the gums it vii cure IT, IL
some ot the cousins have diseased gums, rem.
derIng their mouth very unpleasant, it will
cure the disc asc' and render the gums red and
~ brRnlllnl color, -. Iel2dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

DR Morris VEGErABLE LIVER PuLs are
working their wayinto general favor in the
estimation OF the public. If the community
knew the Superiority Of these Pils-lhey
being composed of vegetable cxlraots--they
would use no other when they could be pro.
cured Many who have nsed them would prs
Ter paying one dollar per box, in preference
to being withodLthein. fel3dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

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standing Coughs bad Coids, BronchiHs ne
well rs CONSUMPTION, this medicine ia m.
valuable. It's peculiar combination is the re-.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

That brave and loyal soul like Gen Shcr-
mans should be perverted by any unworthy
trait, is to be profoundly deplored Spring
field ReUs
The unworthy trait in Gen. Sher-
man, referred TO by the Ne,cs, is assumed
to be manifest, as we learn by the sheet in
question, in the fact Of his persistent
opposition to the advancement of negroes
to the rank of soldiers" What n sub
lime perception Of the profoundly deplora-
BILE is enjoyed by the Editor Of the Nevs
Again, the same paper, in an article
printed in the same column with the one
from which we clipped the above para
graph, we find that the editor is down
upon Senator John Sherman, and opposed
to his reelection to the Senate in 1867,
because, forsOOth he proposed, one fine
day in May last, to substitute for the Fu-
gitive Slave Law Of 1880, that of 1898.
The grave ollensc of making 'this extra
ordinary notion the News says has not
been explained, hut must be before the
Hon. John need expect any favors in that
quarter. We suggest that while the ed
itor awaits compliance with his stern de-
mand upon Sherman, the public be re-
freshe with his opinions of the men who
originated and enacted the law that Sher-
man so basely proposed TO revive and
also Of the President who signed and
caused il to be executed. We take it loI
granted, that il George Washington were
to be candidate for Senator before the
Ohio Legislature of 1867, that the editor
of the NsiOs might confidently be expected
in the lobby, for the purpose of lending
the great weight Of his character and in
fluence against him. Oh, the times Oh,
the manners. b..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

CHILDRES's CABS &C. p. Huber & Son
have Just received an assortment Of Baby
Cabs and Carriages Call and see them for
they are splendid I'D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Special Notlrcs.

b3Y-A Girl wanted at No 2s2 Third street,
good wages will be paid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
SPECIAL PERMIT.

SPECIAL PERMIT.
UNITgD STATES CUSTOM HOUsE,
NASHVILLE, TENsTssgE, August Il, 1863
Dr. John Buns agent, Mr.. -----, has permisgion to
transport to the front. via railroad or pike within me
Federal lines, for the use Of the army IiOl one hun
red and forty boxes nj Bulls Cedron Btters
j. Il. DILLfN.
Per WILLIS. NALL,
surveyor OF Customs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
DeserlIOn of ,aOO New Recruits

the passage Of what is known as Mr. Whet.
stones bounty bill, few days ago, made the
statement that thirteen hundred Of our newly
recruited men deserted to the enemy at the
battle Of Franklin, Tennessee - Ohio States
man. .a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Current News Items.


The Cincinnati Gazette makes the followinR
announcement in iis issue Of this morning
"The Provost Marshal General has postponed
the draft Wherever volunteering ceases or
is not kept up briskly it is, however, TO se en-
forced a. once" Uadcr this decision, We 40
derstand that orders have reached this city 70
postpone the draft for t~euty Or thirg days
Whether this pos,pouement refers only to the
city. or extends 10 the entire district, We are
not informed, Under the general order, how.
ever, there win be no draft IN localities where
volunteering is in progress, and where reason
able efforts are being made to GIL up quotas.
Twelve Legislatures have now ratified the
Constitutional Amendment One (Delaware)
has rejected it. Kentucky and New Jersey
are considering the measure the prospects
OF its success are better in the latter than IN
the former State, but very poor in both
A Calcutta letter to the London Times es-
Inmates the number Of persons killed in India
by the fearful hurricane Of October last at
10000. In the island Of Sanger alone, 1000
persisted, ont Of population OF $4,000.
Out of / 900 rebel prisoners Of Camp Nor
ton, indianapolis, only about one-foutlh are
willing to be exchanged. The remainder want
to take the oath OF allegiance and remain at
the North. SO says the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Senate Military Committee, yesterday,
through the Chairman, Mr. Wilson, Of Mass >,
reported series Of resolutions recommend
ing that preference be given to applicants for
employment whether in public offices or private
business, to persons who have served and
suffered in thq Army and Navy, when their
qualifications are sufficient to fill the duties Of
the places desired Mr. Wilson's resolutions,
on this subject may be found in oar COngres-
sional news in another part OF the paper.
They will amount to nothing, practically.
1t turns out, altar all, If we are to credit
late dispatches on the subject, that the inia-
nous Burbridge has not yet been removed
from his command in Kentucky. If he shall
be, we are furher refreshed with the informa-
tion that ii will only be TO appoint him to
more honorable position. Tins IL the way the
enemies OF the Constitution, and of the pco-
pie, are rewarded for their depravily by the
powers that be.
Pretty full details viii be found in our
morning dispatches, concerning the move
men,s and doinps OF General Sherman, who
seems to be having everything his own way,
and almost without opposition at that The
Edisto river has been crossed by his forces;
BrAnchvi!Ie is in his possession; aud his right
wing is far on its way to Georgetown North
Carolina, The evacuation of Charleston is
reported as having probably taken place, or
il not, will not long be delayed. Sherman
leaves no railroads behind him. A CORES
pondent of the New York World thinks that
tremendous effort will soon be made to crush
him by overwhelming numbers That a con,
ceutration more or less formidable, is being
made TO resist him ia undoubtedly true
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
Glotbillg.
wILLIAm wALKER,

NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
Is prepared 10 accommodate his customers witt
l. every article of Rentlemens wearing apparel q
the latest style qnd best quality. Those who wani
coats, ppnt-, yesis, SHIRTS, hosiery, hnndserehiek
gloves, hoots, shoes, slippers, ac., win do well tt
give him call. ara
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

II Is hcceby certified, tha The foregoing IL correct
copy Of the Statement OF the Condition Of the North
American Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford, made
to and filed IN this Office, for the year 1860.
lSEAL. Witness my hand AMI seal officially,
ISrAaP. tH. JAS. II. GOLDMAN, r.
...t..|. Auditor ol state.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
The Copperheads Abandoning the
Nane OF Democrat.

The Coppcrhosds having pretty
much abandoned the name Of Dcmocr
and adopted shs ediosas Briiish tory
name Of Conservative, 10 10 suggested
by several Of our cotemporarivs- that
the loyal mon OF the country assams il,
and be known hereafter ~ the regular
Democracy. Tho name 10 Lying
around loose" for some organization TO
tako up and wear. The reason that
the Coppsrhsads and traitors have dis
cardsd the nsmc Of Democrat, 10 be-
cause il 10 too radical. Thomas JsfYer.
son WAS full FLOODED radical. All re-
TURNER'S are radicals; all men who love
liberty and hate slavery are radicals.-
Dsmocrat 10 synssym Of radical; hence
the Coppsrheads who bate liberty and
equal rights. and who lore slavery, caste
and dsspotism, have dropped tho name
Of Democrat, aud taken up the British
tory cognomcn Of Conservative" which
means 70 preserve old and rotten abus-
90 in Government and society. A Con.
sentative 10 one who lsbors to make the
rich richer and the poor poorsr-to up.
build privilege and degrade she nassss.
We wish The Coppsrhesds much JOY
with their new nams.-lChicsgo Trib-
une.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
SAVE YOuR MILITARY CLorHEs.

The Richmond Telegram makes the
following excellent suggestion, which
We beg leave to commend to the con.
rideration Of our noble boys in blue:
The associations of this war are pc.
cuIiarly sacred. A thousand times, In.
eluding Fourihs Of July, you will meet
Jour comrades In arms, in festive scenes,
celebrations and commentators, when
these soldiers clothes" which you wore
in grim battles, will be your mort ap.
propriate apparel. They are also 70
become inexpressibly precious relics TO
Jour children, and your grand. children
hundred years hence. They are too
precious 10 wear out--pants, rect, coat,
overcoat, undersbirt and stockings, tro-
phics and camp utensils, including
many mcmentoes and relics of your
military life.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
Abort The Cholera.

John p, Brown. formerly Of Ros'
county, Ohio. for many years . resident
Of Turkey. wrote = letter 10 tho Chilli.
eothe Gaxsffe, under date Of Sept. 10Th
from Consian,inopls We quote whs,
he says about
CHOLERA AxB now TO PREVENT IT.
hope the cholera will not reach the
United States. II 10 now In Italy and
Francs. II has been Clearly proven BY
the efforts Of the Greek Govern msnt that
by severe sanitary measures u can bs
kept out Of country, for MOI one case
hss ocourrsd In Greece, nor Ia any oil
the Islands Of the Archipelago. Nor
10 Il much to DO feared IL . sirict rcgi.
men IL observed By all classes.
The food should DO meats ard soup,
and but few vegetables and fruits used
II the stomach, Notwithstanding this,
10 affected, II should DO attended TO ai
once, and smixturo or laudnum, rhubarh
and campbor, In equal parts, with a liz.
tie peppermint, taken 10 the amount oi
20 to 40 drops ~ . time, will not fail
TO arrest II. The invalid should imme.
dIstsly lie down, keep warm and quiet,
aud drink no water. for teas Of any kind
are far preferable. Any serious affsc.
ton OF the stomach, or tho lower intes.
tines, mutt DO attended toat once, other.
wise the disease may make fearful pro.
gross. Every one should carry vial OF
the above mixture in his pocket, and 30
DO ready to uss Il or give II 10 others at
. moments notice, in small quantities.
In sesero attacks o mustard blister musI
DO put on the stomach, and nothing but
rico and water eaton, until ell danger
is past. As long as there 10 lifo there
Ia hope, and II n . great folly TO suppose
that the cholera can not DO cured
Whilst there 10 . pulsstion. friclions Of
the extremisics, and .of the entire body,
should DO made with cAmphorated alec.
hol. To restore heat and keep up an
external warmth, 10 tho Grst point in
every severe case.
No Americans died here, nor in deed
any persons who adopted careful reg.
linen and purified their dwellings with
chiorido of line. A few physicians fell
victims Of self devotion TO others, sspd
oftener to self neglect. In almost I'll
cases thoy behaved nobly, and saved q
great many lives.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
THE CONNRRsyILLR TIMES.

II appears that IN article Published
in the lm~iedH Of the 9Th inst, In
which We characterised . stassmsnt
made by the Times % being fabrIea'
ton. has aroused the ire Of our cotsm.
porary, who, whllo disclaIning an In.
tsnsion .'to handy epi,he,s In retors." Ia.
duIgss II length In an article In which
may be found such choice expressions
as---"ihs editor Of the American may
thus stooph he plsascs; wsrshaII not;
"if the editor Of tho American will IN.
man himself. &C." "chiIdish pettish.
ness, chronic GROWERS OF the district, :
partially insane," and so on ad insaissm
and al naussan.
Now We do not wish TO pursue this
matter any further. and we shall not
The whole Of IL 10 in q nutshell. The
Times had made the charge that tie
Delegates from the Counties. other than
Franklin, to the ConnersviIls Convsn.
ton. rere not atiered 10 rofs. We show.
ed this to DO incorrect by the statement
which tho Times has not denied, that
said Delegates s'dii vote on every propo-
si.ion before the Convention, except the
vote on rdjourpment." Tho Times ex.
.riea,ss itself froH ,bis dilemma by the
explanation that !A,hey were not ALLOW.
cd 10 vote in,the sense which their Gro.
dentiaIs entitled them TO-" or course
not; bat why did you not say 80 in Jour
original srtiolei II you had, there
would have been no issuo between Nc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
EXECUTORS SALE.

HToTIcI IA hereby siven thst the untsgsigssts
IN Ereeutes Of the last WIN 81 yshn esslis ts-
ceased win sGsr fer sale a. psblis estssys - Ae
late rssdsnes Of the tsststsf, In Brsskviis fsss
ship. Fssskiis cesssy, T"
On Saturday, Norembsv II. 1855. :
tho psrssasi Property Of ssia xsssss. ssssis.iss
a two Hersss snd Hsrness, sns tvss hesss VAC
en-. eas Niish Cow. enc Hsifsy, ere CALI sne
eprise wagon. enc Miller pisv, sss shsvsi Pis.s
ssa ether Farming lnpisnssu. tssssAss vita
usrn In ths Sold, oas stsek 81 Hsy, sss ssvss
Bushsls Of Bye. 'rI-,tt... r
ssis 10 bseia At 70 s'sissh A. n.
FERNs--snns Of three psfisrs ase nader
sssh, ever three dsiIsrs, credit Of Aiss nsstls,
The purchaser giving nsts 81 istsesst, wsivis &
bsssst aef ysiuatiss sss sppssissasst lave,
win n''es'''' ssnssw ". rzrt Z, .r.,.ut.r.ss
ssselrilI-, Oct. q, isss-se.esa ~ k5sof
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27


not The very men rho refused 70 give
dollar 70 relieve shs soldisr In the Geld.
now joIs hssrsilyln The snjoymsn's Of
soldisrs fsstIvsis q homss In Isss than
fur years many Who counssIsd resist
saes 60 De drsf., shd who assisted In
raising valIsndlghsm poles on Indiana
coil, will claim that they have ever been
the soldiers friend.
AZ this 10 somewhat Of Q "colorsd''
letter, permit me 70 add circumstances
that lately cams 10 my knowledge,
which, however. 10 only one. Of many
similar. Judgs Wright of Indiana IL
an Indian Agent doing business with
the Cherokee Nation. On recent visit
to that people he met eolorsd man,
formerly . slave TO ths Indians. who
told Jadgs Wright HE story, which L
the; Thirty three years ago be was
cold from his family In Alexandria, .
city eight miles distant from this city.
He spent ten years In ,ChsrIss.on, s. O.,
then was sold and MAS taken 70 vicks-
burg, Miss, whore he spent ten years
Vas again sold and kept u Little Rock,
Ark, seven. yesrs; then sold TO ths
Cherokee Indians, whore he has been
IN servisudo six years. Daring all this
time hc nsd nv-tidIuC from bic family,
lie asked Judge wriS NJ to make inqail
ry whsn no returned to Washington
and 10, him know II any OF HE family
yet livos. In response to note Of In
qulry 10 the paper the family 10 found
and the old man Is son, for and viii
soon DO with them again. judy.
Wright permits me 10 take copy o.
the letter thai the old wife writes TO hs'
long abscnt husband on discovering
that he Is yet shve. Tow may print y
" you will tako the responsibility o.
making this commu nieation too long:
wAsHISaros, D. q, Oct, s. 1865
Ny Dear Husbond Frederic Dent:
have heard that you yet live
through an advertisement In the news
paper.
am glad that tho good Lord has
sparcd M TO hear from one Another in
this life. live In Washington, ID. y
We are all Twin hero rxcep' George hs
1. ded Louics 10 in the army. Will
liam has just come from the army
Roihsaner 10 with me- Harriet 10 iiv-
ing near mo. We all will bs glad "a
see you. have bin afflicted for soms
time but il seems that the good Lord
hns let me live to hear from you and
thank him for h. Know moro NJ pres
ent but remain your dear wife,
MARtAR DEEr.
p. s. Turen 10 dsd. William 10 9
great big man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
"oIoRIOus vICfoRY.s

The Liesrfy Herald grows jubilant
over The election Of Judge Wilson, and
thas expresses its eradication:
We have the extreme grstiacasiou Of
announcing the election OF that staanch
patriot and most excellent man, Judge
J. N. Wilson, 10 the o0cs OF Circuit
Judge. Reuben ID. Logan 10 foored.
beaten, used up, squsshsd, squslchsd,
dead and id. SEQ
The District has done uobiy, and We
have glory enough for . whole cam.
paign In tho defeat Of Logan.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

In Democratic days tho taxes were
no light that they were scarcely felt
Ia IL not about time the people shook
OF . portion Of this isxa,ion.-lCin.
Enquirer.
In Democratic days, 'so.called," the
opponents of that party submitted 20
the verdict of The bsllot-box, and never
plunged tho country into war and debt,
in an attempt to reverse IN election. =
Had tho Southern Democrats in 1861
pursued the same eourso there would
have been no war nor heavy taxation.
Had TIE Democrats ef the North given
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27


The lying sheets Of tho Corpsrhsad
party which last year preschsd resis.
lance 10 the draft, called President Lin.
coin an ape, = tyrant, and the war, q
failure, are now ardentiy engaged in
cndeavoring to cover up their treason
by by pocritical declarations Of devotion
10 tho Consultation and the Union,
and at the same time misrepresenting
the issues involved in tho pending cleo
lions. Here 10 y sample:
"rhs main issue of the present cam
paign il whether negroes shall be given
the tight 10 tote and hold ofiioe, and be
placed upon q perfect social equality
With the whites. s.e - nHce 20
Now the facts are that no party is ad
'anstiag The ;ssa. earsp. Lhe rsrty
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27

We present our readers this week
with another article from the pen Of
Wn. Mcclure, Ksq., which no intimates
will be his last. We hope he may 70.
consider this determination, as his com
munieations have been quite interest.
ing. II DIR. Raymond, DIR. berry, or
some others OF our older citizens with
literary proclivities. could be induced
TO write series Of articles on topics
similar 10 those treated Of by Mr.. Nc
Clure, they would add much to the car.
ly history Of our Valley.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
PERIODICALS.

Codey's Lady's Book-"Godey" fol
November contains The Country
School" a superb line engraving; "Pre
pairing for Tableau," q humorous pic
turc; New Music and Drawing Patterns
Splendid Fall Fashions, coIored, &c, &c
Marion Hsrland, Miss V. +. Townsend
Miss Meta v. Victor and Miss S. Ami,
Frost contribute 10 this number.
Democrats Illustrated Monthly ana
Nine. Demorest: Mirror Of Fashions. =
The November number OF this Queer
Of all Fashion Magazines 10 received
and is perfect mine Of Splendid Win
ter Fashions, Iusic, Engravings, Storic,
and Literary Novelties. No lady
should DO without IL. Office Of PabIi.
cation--473 broadway. N. 7.
TIE Lady: Fricn1. -"Grandma's Por.
trait" 10 tho title Of very taking Steel
Engraving in the November number Of
this fsvorite monthly. The double col
ored steel Fashion Plate 10 ~ usual 90
perb. For the Music we have this time
q Gsllop from Mirei;lo. The literary
matter is "Desr Mrs. Thorpe" "Chan'
goa in the Household Of Cecilia Bird
Spinster," by Mrs. Margaret Hosmsri
I'm Silence" By Clara Augusta; "Grsss
and Margaret" by Mrs. Pbslps; told
by tho Sum-" BY Beatrice Colonns; my
Prairie Home" Editorials, Receipts,
Fashions, &C., &c. Price $3.50 year;
2 copies a.; 8 copies (and one gratis)
SIS. Address Deacon B Peterson, 80
Walnut Street, Philadelphis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1865-10-27
CHANGE In THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU.

Hon, wm. Orion, Commissioners OF
Internal Revenue, has been elected
President Of the United States Tslc.
graph Company. II is probable he
will accept this position, In which event,
lion. +. A. Rollins, Deputy Commits.
sionsr Of this Bureau, will undoubtedly
succeed him.