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ANil law ctFiC
WfSR,Nt7 TON D. z.
INTENTION SOLpLLR!5 AND OFFICERS!
attention VTio,cs # Soldiers and OGcerS' II
tenHon Fathers. Nrfie'S, Sisters ant BrofherS
Of 3,cd Soldiers AMI Officers ! attention on
GERS ami .SaIiisrs icho hare hai bars dal
roGyuqa last ~ TIE .EEitdrH Serrice n the
Iaet S'Gles! dnsniioH OHce>S toho hare re-
cruirc! far IKE Sen rice dnd hare UHsNisd ac-
coHgi. ! .fiieniion turner's rhoseg ain has bee"
taken far The A mies If the Uhi'sd Suites =! A.
trn,ion al ioho hare c!Girts d5uiast the tnitei
.Sttes.
Now is YOUR time to have them collected or put
IN proper shape 50 there viii he no dlcuiti Ia cal
,eclins them ut some future day. bohot deer the
matter until the evidence necessary 10 subs,antac
yolr ClnimR cannot /" had
s3'dicrs vito have served two years are entitled
TO $inO lionniv.
Snliipr4 discharged on account OF wounds re-
,eivcd ia hn't!e are enJt'ri to 500 Bnurtv mud a
,eusinn OF So per ndn'h. The heirs oidcceasrd
SuIdi, Is arc emitted 10 HE same.
Officers disclmr ed the -. vice On account o.
wounds, and kr widows and children OF deceased
Officers entitled I" pensions as follows, viz For
H. Col. aud all officers d. higher rank $50 per
month. Major S35, Captain $40. lsi 1t. Sal, 2nd
tt. Si5.
Lsyecial Attention given TO Courts Martial, and
officers under charges should not i"il TO Apply ioI
counsel.
to his ur,,., facilities for collecting claims aga Oh
the niIcd States.
The col { elton of Bnnn;ies. Pensions, arrears oil
nav &c, promptly attended 10.
Tie heirs of deceased ;ollicrs will hrd II TO Their
,dvau,nue 10 place then cinir;3 in my hands.
Call at m, office in the Columbian Coirse Law
Buildip. on F,nh strret west between d and i
streets, Washington City, y. c., or nddIess ne
through the PostUi"e
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY.
Fch lc lpfS Atioiue, ~ Law.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

uEEsse1 Jnst published. new edition of Dr.
ELGIM3 CrLvEnwELL's CELEBRATED Essay on
sX..A..H the radical cure without medicinel Of
SPERMAToRRrGA, or seminal weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses lMroTEScY, Mental aud Pin sical In
capacity, impcdiments to Marriage etc. also Con-
sumption, Epilepsy. and Fits induced by self in
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
ZS- Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cent?
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming Consequences Of self
nbuse may he radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine the application OF the
knifc-pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certain, and effectual, by mcens of which every
sufferer no matter what his condition be, may
cure himself cheapy pritately, aild rad'eaHy'
5sG-This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or two pos
stan,us Address the Enbliste-s
CHAS. J. C. kLISEa co,
i.s Bowery, Neg York, Fosi odioo Boz 4;;s
Gerch .3-iy
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From Hon. Joln Z. Smith, i,isH-sai:1!l

I0UU,r IN Wf.fnii1Is'tr Nd.
] have on several occasions used Or. WlSTARS
bAI.SAM or WILD CHERRY for severe col'S', and
always with decided benefit. know Of no PREF
ration that is more ciicacion5 or moro dessHvng OF
general use ..
The Balsam has MISC hecn used with excellent
effect by j. b. Elliet, Merchant, Halls Cross
Roads. Nd.
WISTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed Il, BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
Ten SAlr ~
!. P DINSM0EE, No. fGl Broadway, y. y
s w FOWLE " Co. proprictors. Boston.
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....... WILD 'cHEaR7
ore OF THE olnEsr Aao MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
N Tue WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Brolichits,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma. lioarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Group and every at
fectiuu of
TuETnRoAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, INCLUDING
EVEN
CONSUMPTION
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or young nen contcmpla'in
marriage aware OF PHYSICAL Weakness, Ot5ant
Debility, Wasting of the Organs, Do!ormitieS, &c
should apply Immediately.
lie who places himself under thc care Of DR.. ]
NAV rel ,nusl, cont III hy homo. AS agenllcnar
and confidently rely upon his skill as IN Sic'a"
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TAKE PARTICULAR E)r :.

These are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness
of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head, DirIncs'
Of Sight Loss OF Muscular Power, raipit''ioh oil IN
liearf Dyspepsia Nervous lrritabiIity, herangeC
rncnt of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
symptoms oG Consumption, &c.
MESrAIlrY The fearful effects on the mind are
much to he drcadcl--Loss Of Memory, Centusion OF
Ideas. Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebodings,
Aversion TO Society Selt-Gstrust, Love Of Solitude
Timiditv, &c.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice
INDUCED in when aiunc-;, habit frequently ltaine'
rom evil companions or AT school, the ELECTS
which are nightly felt. even when asleep, and, J.
not cured, renders marriage inpHsSI"i", aud az
,,roys both mind and body, Should apply immedi
Itcly,
What pity that young man, the hope OF M
country and darling Of his parents, should u
snatchcd from all the prospects ard tnloymeh's :"
life by the consequence Of deviation from me l,t
nr n,iure and Inducing in a certain secret habit
Such persons must, Lciure contemplating
MARRIAGE
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Withou, regard 10 Value! Not 20 lie paid for until
you kInw what yoo arg 10 circ.!!
SPLENDID LIST Of ARTICLES ALL TO BE
FOR ONE DOLLAR LACiI!!
gro Cents Cola i:Nr'ln -ca.c MnrchysSJ0 to s. 20
$50 Ladies Cold All, Enainticd hunt.
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ORGAN WEAKNESS. INPnTHN lMPEi
MENTS TO MARRIAGE.

Bv DR.. Johnson's marvellous treatment, NeaN-
ness Of the Organs is speedily cured and iHii vl!of
restored. Thousands Of the mos; nervous, "rhIii-
taica ana. imp"tcnt, who had lost ~. h'f'' ha''
been Immediately rc'ic"cd.
All ;mpedimcns to marriage, Physical or Mental
Determinations, Loss Of Provocative Power, Nes-
vuus !rrital il:tv Tfcmblngs, and Weakness, "I
Exhaustion of the Tosi fearful kino specially c"!eu
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reflect Aha, sound mind aud body the mos
necessary requisites 10 promote cunnubnl ham
indeed. Without these the journey t'foush A''
becomes a weary pilgrimage the prospect houll
iarkcng to the view; ;he n;rl becomes shadowod
with despair and Gllod viii the melancholy rdler-
lions th.t tie happiness Of nno.her is bghted with
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INVOLVEMENT OF I'll PRESS.
The ranr thousand cured at IA establishment.
Within the last twenty years, and the nuuirrc i'm
ortant Surgicsl Operations performed by Dr.. john
ton, vi messed by the reporters Of The sun
lud ma,iy other pnrcrs notices oi which have ap-
lcarcd AGAIN and nguh before the pn"ic, lrs!dr>
his s,audin~ as q gentleman of character aua re-
.ponsi.iiitt is sufficient euarant &c TO the afflicted
sI!NIlSlAEE sIIIIlLY lIID
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO he Dl1FJN.D OF At
ON f DOLL \ Il J.. -lCII!


WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND Rms, &C.
ONE tiLLuON DoiiLAHS' WOnRiI!
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A CURE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE
FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.

Especially who have become the victims OF Scli
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
rinnuon. svccys 70 n1 unimrlv grave thousands o
Young Men OF the most exalted talent and brili'an
intellect. who might Otherwise have entrHnccd lis
teninr Scn.tos with the ,huudcrs Of eloqUcnce OF
walked TO extaces the living Tyre, may call win iuI
confidence.
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DISEASES OF IMPRCDEN Z.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERl K STREET

left hand side going from Baltimore street, 2 few
doors from the corner Fail not to observe name
and numh,T
~" y, letters received unless post paid and con
r.,ining a stamp 20 ne used on the reply. Persons
writing Should state nec, and send portion OF ud
yertis. .ncut G,sCri'in" .Nmtums,
Tie Hr.'s L,,'!.na ha'.gs in lis ONcs.
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LOOK HOSPITAL.
OFFICE No. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREETS,
TIE ONLY PLY SiCIAN ADVERTISING
Has discovered the most lertain, Speedy, and Ef-
fcctua Remedy in the wtr for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Relief in Sir Hours no Tryiingt
Persons Rnined by ignorant Pretcndcrs, or by
Deadly Poison, Mercury should apply
Immediately.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

cape, but on Thursday over 100 wire recap
tured and returned 10 prison,
Military Governor Sheply has authorized q
detail Of colored men 10 clear away the ruins
Of the great Ere, so a. to expose the broken
gas pipes.
Suffers stores are springing mp all over
the business part OF the city left by the FIRE,
aud old times are being revived BY sight of
the substantisls and Injuries enjoyed before
the War
We understand from General Ripley, that
no difficulty now exists in regard to mail
communication by citizens with their friends
in the Northern States, aud all sections within
the Union lines, provided the letter be stamped
with the legitimate postage
A mail is made up daily, going by steamer
via City Point, Fortress Monroe aud
Annapolis
Four Of the detective officers Of the Confed.
crate Government who resigned and remained
behind when tho Government changed its
base, have been arrested together with Wi.
ley, the turnkey Of Castle hunder Freder-
ick Shaifer the Confederate Bread Commits
sary OF the Union prisoners, and all commit.
ted to the Libby Prison
The functions of the Mayor and Police have
been suspended for the present. and martial
law governs the city
In time we may look for the restoration Of
our municipal government upon a Union
foundation and the restoration Of legislation
in all its departments.
The Wing gives additional particulars OF
the evacuation, which had been going on for
month, but the people were blinded and re.
fused to believe the removal meant evacuation
as all declared the measures we're only ptecau-
tonary. On Sunday morning the gold aud
silver coin belonging to the Louisiana banks
and recently appropriated BY the Confederate
Congress was run down TO the Danville train
Also the specie of the Richmond banks
Then the programme for the departure of
the officials was arranged A number Of trains
we're to leave during the evening Still there
was not room for al who thought il desirable
10 get away. Davis was to depart at seven
P. NJ Breckinridge elected to go of on
horseback with the last of the army Monday
morning. Governor Smith ran OF during the
night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, ehestAnd pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidoua and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, and uproot
these plants, must he eIpectorant, snodTne and
inUgoraiing loosen ng the mueua of the throat and
imPsrung tone n sae entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class OF diseases
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PectoiA IL Is used with
the most astonishing results ia all eases VI broncht
innuenEs, whooplng cough, dip,heriA or putrd sore
throat asthma, eroIp, eoughssoolds, nervous rTia-
bty, &C.
The Rev j. J. Potter eernhes that. 81 have used Or
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself an in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II to many others. and have never
seen its equal" Rev. J. J. Potter, BrOoklynN. Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important tAstmoni-
ais could be produced, showing its rsmArkAble cures
and that it never falls.
e Is composed OF pure Iceland Noes, Balm OF Gil
cad, Peruvian BAlsAm, EecampAne, lomirey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable expeotsrant and tonic in
grodlents. tits harmless, prompt and lasting. In
vsids and sufferers cannot anord 70 neglect trial
Every family should have u. lt 10 remarkAhls Tor
Group. Fun descriptions recomme adations ami dl
setoas accompany each bottle.
sold In Dayton BY " W. stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by Dr. R n wynkoop, and sold BY d. g.
Names Co. New York. seasdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

LUNCH The mos. superb Lunch of The
season will be administered at the Msr.
chants Exchange to morrow, from 81 TO IL
A. NJ. John Cohauer has provided every
thing to tempt the appetites Of his friends,
and the public generally and with Josh
Phelan as Major DomO Of the establishment,
he can not fail to please every body. Mr. al
Hurlburt, the courteous and gentemanly as
sistant, is always ready to wait on all who call.
The bill of fare for tomorrow is Turtle Soup,
fresh ShAd, Bass, Eels, and every delcacy
Of the season that our market affords Give
the Exchange" a call, and We assure you
that you will not regretit
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
New York MarEst.

NEW YoRK April S.-Cotlon dull at 31a38;
Flour rather more steadier; 00a8 Is
for extra state, and s CO.'S Is for round
hoop Ohio Wheat small receipts, duh
sal0c lower at | 30 for Milwaukee club.
aud l 709 for old Chicago spring /;
Rye dull and heavy at l 25al IS
Corn dull at 4Oal al for new yellow
southern; Oats dull ard lower at s6a89 cs
for western; Pork 6rmer at 26 rs
for new mess, "a 0Oa24 so for SO and "a,
"a 0Os24 so for prime Lard dull at l55al6t;
Whisky rather steRdier at 2l5 for western
Petroleum dull at 35 cents for crude, SO cts
for refined in bond, 74a75c for free; Dressed
Hocs quiet at l7al7i for western; Sugar
dull at l7ialS4c for Muscavado Butter 3Ga
4Sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5o24c Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmests dull. Eggs hrm
at 27a28c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WAsHINoroS, April s-The Richmond
VIII OF Thursday evening says:
The transition from An enormous price and
q deprecated currency to reasonable rates
ana real money has come 60 suddenly upon
the citizens that Il will be some time before
they eau properly realize the change.
Butter was scarce At S25 pound now it is
plentiful at so and so cents.
Eygs that were bid away at s25 per dozen,
are 80 cents.
Other commodities at equal rates
Monday morning, during the excitement
and confusion crossing out Of the evacuation
BY the CouiederAtes, the $50 conviets 10 the
State PeniteniiAry managed 10 eject their es.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

CAMP DENSisos This important military
post is Low under the charge Of our fellow
citizen, DR. McDermot. A number of neces.
sarY reforms have already taken place
among them the appointment Of a new suller
Me- William Hosisr, OF this city, has received
the appointment, without solicitation on his
part Dr. MeDsrmot had become acquainted
with him at the Cumberland Hospital in Nash.
vile in which he was an efficient employee
The right man is now in the right place
The retiring sutler is understood to have made
about hundred thousand dollars Of Of the
poor soldiers at Camp Dennison in eighteen
months. This was done BY excessive eharg-
es, and the Doctor dsservsa credit for remov-
ing him. Although it may not have met the
appreciation OF the officers who received sun.
dry Refreshments, gratis, it is popular
movement with the men, and we hope the sol.
diers, hereafter, will be supplied with sutlers
stores at reasonable prices.
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By Telegraph.
aEPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMpIRE
LATEST NE Ws.
FORENOON REPORT.



New YoRE, April The Trbuuss spec.
ial says
The rumor that the President will Offer a
general amnesty TO the rebel rank aud Gle,
gains credence in Influential quarters,
1t is known that Secretary Seward also was
TO meet The President at Richmond on the day
Of his accident, by sommous from the lat.
ter.
Grant also ieIegraphed to the Secretary Of
War requesting that no one be permitted to
visit Richmond for the present, while a rumor
asserts that Commissioner, official or sell con.
stituted, from Alabama, Georgia and North
Carolina are in that city, aud in conference
with the President.
The Herads Natchez correspondent Of the
3lst says
The steamer Mark Cheek, with one hundred
aud eighty bales Of cotton was burned at the
mouth of Buffalo Bayou. IL is supposed by
the rebels
Several expeditions have lately went out of
Natchez, one of which was under General
FaSor, met with important success in the vi.
cinity Of Trinity, Louisiana, where a rebel
camp was surprised, and thirty prisoners we're
captured and forty mules taken into camp.
FROM MOBILE.
The Heralds correspondent from in front
OF Mobile, tho oath, says:
The whole Of Gen. Changers corps arrived
at Danby's Mills on the 23d On the evening
of the 24th the Twenty sixth corps received
orders to march the next morning, which WIS
received with three cheers by the troops The
Thirteenth corps, together with Gen Candy
and staff, were TO 80 with them This corps
met with an incident Of military etiquette sell
dom occurring 10 this war.
At least a regiment Of cavalry was sent
out on reconnaissance, and soon met Rest-
y 200 cavalry. short distance in advance
on knoll The officer in command Of our
men gave orders not to fire il it could be pos
sibly avoided; and they continued advancing
toward the rebels, who probably had received
some order. When within 100 yards, they
stood looking At each other in amSzement for
few seconds, when the commanding officer
OF the rebels rode boldly forward and ssluted
Our men determined not to be outdone, and
several Of our officers rode forward aud re-.
turned the salute. Both commands then
rode of
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

Mary Huber vs. George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
Huber,
Csurt OF Common Pleas Of Montgomery county.
OHIO. in Partition.
DtRORGE HUBER, Of Tie state Of Illipols. Jseeh
VI Huber, OF ~ Joseph county, Indiana John 81
hube Martha Huber, Alice HuusT ana Ann d. Huier
All OF MontRon cry cou1y ohiO, will take nouc u Al
petition sAs Tile against them the 2Oth dsy Of
January, ls65, IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Montgomery county, ONO, BY Mary ubeT, and 10
now pend nR wherein said Mary II uber De emands par
ution OF the following real estate, to-wi Situate In
the county o. Montgomery and state Of Ohio To- No.
$50, on WnebrenDef's addition 20 the town Of MAN.
sburg, IN saia county, NJ Of which recorded IN
Plat book A, page ~ OF the records Of Montgomery
county, Oho and that A. the term OF SAID Court
the said MsrY Huber viii sppy TOR an order that par
hton may be made of said premises
MARY HUBER.
ADAA cLAF, Attorney. a9luo
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New York sIonL mnrLs,

NEW HoRE, April 5.-Stocks dull and
better; Gold closed at 1904 Money
6 Chicago, Burlington Quincy los;
Reading 1921; $40 coupons 1864 iO4O's
coupons, 9lt; one year certificates gs /;
United States sixes of 1881, cou,
pons, los; New York Central 9st; Erie G7s
United States skies of 1881, registered, 1864,
1908 l44 Sterling Exchange 1881; U s
sixes of ST. registered, lO7; 8 20'srePistered,
1921; coupons 1914; fyes OF "a, coupons,
100 f'es Of II, reg, lO2 skies OF 'G7. cou
pons, 1870; 5-20 coupons, new issue lO7A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

THEATER The splendid dramatic troupe,
under the management Of Weaver Kent,
will give their FIRST entertainment at Beckel
Hall to night. The leading piece to be per.
formed is the beautiful and thrilling drama of
the "Hunehback, to be followed by the
farce of tho "Swiss Swains or Mountain Low
ers," The whole strength of this talented
company will be broug ht out and we can safely
promise those who attend, rare treat The
managers are gentlemen we'll knowa TO the
Dayton public, and their names are sulIi.
cisnt guaranty that oil they premise will be
faithfully performed We hope to see them
greeted by an overlooking house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
Foota I'm Oonnnamsnt.


New YoRK, April 9.-Henry s Foote lac
Of the rebel Congress, vino arrived here the
other day in an emigrant ship from Europe,
has been ordered to be kept in confinement in
this city.
He has violated some agreement with the
State Department
The Times Washington special gives an
extract from a New Orleans letter, which says
Colonel Wooley of the 26th Ohio, arrived in
that city a few days previous, with important
dispatches to the Government, supposed to
look toward a peace movement on the part of
Alabama.
The Herads special says Hancock, with
infantry, artillery and cavalry, moved to head
off Lee on the h.
The troops were we'll equipped aud supplied
for long march.
The Worlds Washington special says a let
ter from Goldsboro, April 4th, says Sherman
bad not yet moved
The army had however, been fully supplied
With clothing and provisions, and ready for
any emergency. An interview with Wade
Hampton, under flag Of truce had taken
place but for what purpose not known,
Johnstons main force was about twelve
no indications, however, that be Intended to
make a staud there.
The Herald's Washington special says the
rebel General Darlington arrived there, and
through written order from President Lin
coin had an interview with the Secretary Of
War
The Times City Point special says the
Southsids Railroad is being constructed at
the rate OF six or seven miles a day, and is
already used TO convey supplies to our army
in the field.
The lines Richmond correspondent says
the destruction Of properly there will amount
to tens Of millions of dollars.
Iii positively asserted that BreckipTidge
gave the order to start the 6te.
Mail communication with City Point was
to be established at once
The city is perfectly quiet SBd the conduct
Of our troops admirable
The Tribune's Richmond correspondent
says
When Davis received Lees dispatch in
church, he rose much agitated and left the
church
All eyes centered upon him when the ssrvi.
COS we're concluded.
The minister was handed note, aud be too
hasiened of as speedily as possible,
There are seven distinct lines Of fortfca.
tions around Richmond, protected by a new
style OF the most formidable eheu0uz de fYiSe,
This consists Of sharp hewn stakes project
log like spokss from hub, go close that they
cannot be crawled through.
Among the FIRST TO seek an interview with
the President was Judge Can pbsll. He was
with him half an hour, and again longer the
pe1t day
On the part Of the citizens there is general.
y disposition TO acquire Nreturn to the
Union.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

But the orowning glory of hts life remains TO be at
tanned Ia his discovery, rather combination, 'or he
does not CLAIM TO have been the dscoV' Of OEDRON
which 5the basis Of the Buffers offered TO the
public That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
OF Central america to whom it4 virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with l. the lndi IN bids defiance TO the most deadly
mslaria and handles without fear, the most venom.
serpsnts. IL is a belief with them, that while
heIe Ia breath In the body ha Cedron 10 potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While DR.. Blu LIS not prenared to endorse this ex.
r VACANT pretensi0n, he nevertheless satisfied rom
q thorou n examination ot the evidence relating 20
its virtues tn as remedy and preVeuta i've for all
diseases arising from exposure either TO change OF
weather or climate, or 70 miasr1 ur lri ie7cet, u
standa