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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-01
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WAsHrEeroE Nov %

THE rzEsfpsSI' siEEcoSsTHucIIoE POLICY.
Il j. positively asserted thai the PrssidsBt
viii preset 70 Congress subai aHtialv this
g. efnsnt Of he rec1nstruction policy. Thst
durieg the interim Of t0ngress be una
himself saddeRiy pl ,csd AZ be head Of ne
Ezrcutiye Departments Of Cows nmsnt. and
hat De endeagored % reduce order 6ut Of
ehaos hat exis ed in the States il civ In
rebellionI that be employed Substantially
he nesns 4 signased il an actof CsuRrass.
uot approved ~ the late Pres dent, ard 4
? sn adopted BY Mr.. ~ coin, IN appointing
Inn lMr. John os) Iii itary GoVernar of
Tennessee. He State that DO did no force
2 cos &c tbeFui a q > wee allowed Il
frame such amens ments % their coustitu-
uobsa g. hey saw 81, and Il, CT such psrstns
10 Cong sss - pls ased them, ahd that Il
rssts with Congress 70 admit Their repre-
sentativ.s and Senator'S or 10 reject them.
thus laying the shols resp rsibiIity "a
Congress 4 Is pot probable there win Be
shy divergeuce Of views between tha Presi-
dent and Congress on thls matter.
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oEEIoEEs Or TaE BousE.

Il d now considerad certain that spasksr
ColfaK and Jerk Mcpherson Of the Hou.s
Of representative, wills be re-uom mated bv
acclauation In the Union caucus o., sssur-
day night, and on Moaday viii be re-siect-
Cd Immediately after roll call b. the ri
party msjodty. For the Other officers he
cand'dates sre IS follows; For sergsaut-at
Am, Ordway, Of y n the present. To-
eum1enty and Gen. Ingram, Of Mas. irfe
froTo't Marshal IN this city. Geo. Iu9ram
. running a. a Massachusetts nan. bit
does not sem TO have the fall sunuort 81
his oRn delegation. Toe belief herr arncuz
Old ais IS that the pFsssut ilsum tent ha1
The inside track. F. r doorkesper, Csutain
Coed, Row Of New York, he present IN
eumbent, and Hsvkins Taylor, of Tow.
the defeated csudidats Of two years ago. re
Contestants. In this cEse toe contest Il sut-
posed % Be close. For POSTMASTER. ar. " m.
= King, Of Milnssots, the present incum-
benE Daniel Of Wisconsin. Berry. on seu
Jersey and Mes-rs tafsons, M6ulton and
Scott Of Ohio, ars the candidates 10 Ohio
viii unitson any one candidate vita her ssT-
enteea votes, she wou' d secure bis e eciion.
but there seems 70 be No prospect u such
nn'on JET. King. the present incumbent.
ia abse1ts sick. a1d his interests nav con-
sequenily suffer. Fer Esher Of the Houss.
The friends 81 pr. Benton, q Ciueinrafi
ara making q vigoiou push - the Seaafe
there sc - places e - allied.
sopIHERS cosoazsszzE soT axrrcfIsa r.
noLtasz1.
Southern congrEsmen fers noe scent
e. AZ unique toned fast that fhrv e-rrss
have 'heir names placed on the ro.l. eslors
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CLAIM AGENTS, 9e.

n 1ERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF al the
w Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages snd
bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryals, Is North
Marzet street. .
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TlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Il Deals u kzchangei GoTemmeut Securities
an1 Sei4- Ooiiecrons promptly Gifended ..
Gold Stccka and Bonds ID On Comrfssion.
", v. BERaT, President. EDsAR JoEEs, Ca her.
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51ashrllleS aniua.
VIZ. ClNERox 8 90. PnhII.hsr.-
Aealage 0f De GoEsTnor % Mlasis-

FRIDAF. DEeENBER j, Iss.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agenis OF Insuranoe CompaoIes-

4 tAkhf 4 SMITH, nos. 80 ard IS Union street.
- up stalrsl represent the H5uii z Corpaniss:
11.ile o. hsrtiordi Security. hanos tsn. Heir0pol-
~ fhHnix and Knickerbocksr LIE OF HezT lork.
rnd Accident Of Columbus, ohio. .
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. united snount only Of the STICK tins sppro-
pm ed has been placed N the hands The enc 70
0fths company 70 Be soid e. s. per share and -
he SO has al been issued, fuil ted, 10 pay
msDt Of property, Il IS not therefore latte % any
oT14sT 10 co. sorh chsrrJ stssos. Postsacs
boz ~, Nashville, Tenn.
-. eot-os, ofTsnn. C. 1. Hrsuzxsovns, ofN.Y.
~. 6. Egzls, DaL1Eo T. sAITH, Of MINI.
a. q. aAsToan, a. Q. Wills, q Mich.
OFFICERS.
F4sude.s,-A.e G. SANFORD,
Pres't Lat National Bank. Nashville
Tiss Rsaiszs,--A. G.iWELLs.
Sss7ssary.-F. Il. COTTON.
7raaasrs-.-wM. C. BUNTs.
Nissls sspO-istesdsat.--C. L. HEQUEMBoURG.
The property oftbs Comnany consists of lease.
hold interest n The counties q Oyert0n, Feutnesa
Wnte, IA kson, and W AREA in tie state Of Ten
asdee, Amounting N The asgrei ate to over eight
ihousaud acroa.
he membership ofthe Company and the Board
or 2 re 'tors comprise NEE Of business experiences
end reputsio on, and Of thorough and practical
gaainiaDce with the oil mines Of PennEyivania, /
TIE Mining superintendent Was one az The frstex. /
pofers q he OF ned Ct hat ga e, and struck the
lsi wing Oh well m the country well known as |
ne hequembourg well, add % which the Il inter-
60 Of fennsyleHHia. then in their naseent state
- very largely Indebted,
Ias cguipsny vii Jesse portions Of their valus- i
be lands IN small trcis, 20 private parties or COM
fSn'es i1r Iu1EDfsTE DEFElcFMEST This is g rare Il
chance Tor tona ID opefaIl rs 70 obtsa leases on
ems that Ill be SIMPLY Temuueratiye-
Terms maze known on appucanon.
80 sEHE sFEoULAToEs WILL Ri TEEETED WITH.
Descurnon ofisnds asd samples Of Oh obssined
irou The properly NAV b. seen BY calling at the
o.aoe q the Company. No. 66N North Cherry /
Ereat nashville Tenn
esFe orders Tor stock. aud vii rHard certificates
, raiurn RAJ Ehea the money accompanies The
ofisr.
0cL 6-d
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CARRIAGR nTANUFACTURERs.

CINGLETON, R. H ---Bookseller. Publisher.
y ationeE, and Periodical Dealer, P0st oaos
Bulding.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

4 tAAPBELL MoRFEN 4 GR0EsBEcK, Attor-
~ neys e Law ana Cain Aeents, practice IL ali
- S.erla- Collections promptly afteude4 % I;
ll.o claizs ssinsi the United Stats sud Vouchers
collected ofice "a North Cherry street. up stairs
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DURYEA'S MAIZRNA

That received medal and honorable mention from
thh Royal Commissioner a. The great IutersasiOua
Exhibition, LoDd0u, lsd2, the Competition q al
prominent manufacturers o. "Corn Starch and
Prepared Com Flour Of THIS snd other countries
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.Flrsl Class RaneI GroeerT Store.

Itn IL irteufon o. PANDOLFTNg 4 RrvA C
keep ca hsud e. ~ tines cc7r7lsts assortueuf o.
ersrrthi1E u t1elr ~ 81 he very 49, Qca.Y 50
- nnrchased uhich they g. . dsts mined % sell a.
loa a any ether rstaeiishzeui II ~ q Ely cher
sity.
ihsv rcspszt.aIly ssk e. eraninacon a. their
strcs is.l.nr assufei thst 10 cas- M ~ asay Dis
sailSf d
oSa IN $500 49,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
19rofessioilal.

And Tor the past three years Surge IN the United
States Navy, has opened an Office at No. go, Third
street. between Jeferson and st Clair streets, north
side. Having had the advantage OF the HOspiols in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
aiccessMl prauce, The afflicted m.y rest assured
hy getting his advice that they will obtain every ad-
vAntags that the advanced condition Of the Science
0f AOiifine can render
Dr. WisE cures CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY plSEAr FS by MEDICAL IN
HALATION the only reliable means known 10 the
profess ION, which has proven universally success
at tho ETE aud EAR, also all diseases peeulla 10
Femscs, and All CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
sn-eyer n ay he their character Thcmost tncredu.
leps will he convinced OF his success by calling IT his
once No US, Third street, pa) ton or by obtaining
Office hours nom O'Clock A. M.uil S O'Clock =. N
4 ocuB.d&w3fn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

NEE YoRE, Feb. Cotton quiet sse9lc
Flour shade frmer at 6Oa9 60
for extra state, and s5all 65 for round
hoopO. Wheat,no receipts dull and drooping
~ 40 Tor winter red weeiern,
and . 65 for wiater white western;
Corn dull al S7al SO for old
mixed western ; Oats frmer at | IL for
western; Pork dull and droo Ing 36 5CR}6'75
new, 81 62la34 rs for CD and GA, and 30
81 90 for prime Lard quiet at l9a23lc
Whisky heavy at 30 for western
Petroleum dull at 4Slc for crude, 67aGSc
fnr refued in bond, and s7aSSc free; Dressed
Hors qniet at l5ial6 for western; Sugar
dull at l93o23c for Museavado Butter 36a
isc for Ohio Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beet
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs 40a42e,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

UNIrED STATES HorEL -Corper of Walnut
and Sixth Streets Cincinnati. This Hotel,
under the manage nent OF Mr.. Macish, has
been re6tted and relurnished, and is now one
The large sitting room, with a reading room
attached on the first aoor, is we'll supplied
with the latest paper and elegantly furnished
The beds and culinary department are unsur
passed, and the servants are attentive.
Mr.. Weatherby, an old and popular land
lord, presides IN the office, and Mr.. Maclish
spares no pains or expense to please hi
guests at a moderate price
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

NEw IoRK February 9-The latest Rich
moud papers have the following
PErIRsBoRG February 5.-The enemy
demonstrated heavily on onr right, and our
pickles on General Jcrdan's froot we're driv.
en- in early this morning, aud portion OF the
enemys force reached the Vaughn road and
crossed Hstvhe,s Ron, Some skirmishing had
occurred iIt
The enrmys trains have been moving in
oassabtly for the lost two nights. 1t is sup
posed they were conveying troops from their
right From ten until eleven last night, the
heaviest cannonading that has occurred for
weeks, took place on our left caused by the
enemy shelling our Chesterfield works No
casualnies on our side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

ba~ Ben Butler has been making another
speech in the course Of which he said "Men
otherwise just and good, have been brought
to believe that the negro is to be treated as an
alen-nsy more, as i( he were beast and a
dangerous beast beside" This is false There
is but one individual in the country, and he is
reported to be white, whom Just and good
men" regari as "a beast, and dangerous
beast beside"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
WITHOUT a RIVAL. /!
And Justly deserves the reputation IL has so long ELL
ioyedm Central America and the West Indies.
I'M DxSP SPBPSrA

And it, attendant train Of symptoms IL pcs more like
A CHARM than n medicine. There is nothing IN the
whole ran SO Of Matera Medca that can for moment
bear n com pRrison withlt in this disease.
A lui. account Of this wonderful plant may b found
in the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens-
atory, pages 1887 and 1883.
A series Of expel ments In which DR.. Bull has been
for wears ENGAGED, has Just been brought to success
ful termipat NJ and he is now enabled to oer TO the
public a Ruombinatoa o CEDRON with other approY ed
toncs, The whole preserved IN the best quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he ~ conn
dent has equal in tae world.
lie might furnish volume OF ceTtlhcstes but the
public have long learned TO estimate such things
ty their rus value The safest Ian Is, Tor every one
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

ASoTHER NATIONAL BASK--We learn that
the First National Bank Of Franklin" has
been inaugurOted, with the following board;
President Charles Butler
Cdshicr--D Adams
D6ectors-Charles Buter, John l. Thirk-
ed, X. S Lockwood, p d, Diokey, Levi
Cion
The Direotors and Stockholders comprise
the beat men Of the locality, and the solvoncy
Of the Bank may be estimated when we say
that in the aggregate they represent over a
million of dollars The bank will commence
operations in few days Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

THR PEAK FAMILY BELL RNGERs-This
talented troupe of Bell Ringers, after an ali
sence of nearly four years in foreign cline,
have returned, and will give two Ct their verY
popular entertainments in Huston Hall next
Monday and Tuesday evenings This is the
original troupe of Bell Ringers that have
excited the musical world for the past twenty
years, and their reputation is unbounded as
musicians of the highest order. They have,
since their last visit here, imported two setts Of
silver bells, far superior to those used by any
other troupe. The Family will he assisted by
four solo performers Of acknowledged ability.
Too much cannot be said 10 their favor. They
will be welcomed by a host of friends. We
find the following in reference TO them, in
the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
"a very large audience welcomed the Peak
Family Bell Ringers, at Concert Hall, last
eyening--An agreeable surprise, as the wealth
er was 80 inauspcous. The performance was
varied, and we need not say interesting, when
we mention that though nineteen pieces we're
on the programme, nearly every one was en-
eored The versatile talent Of these mus-
clans is remarkable. Mr. A. j. Whiteomh's
Harp performance was charming; the Violin
solo off, f. Spauldug the Recitation, Songs
and Bell Pieces, by Little Llzstte, Eddie Ind
Master Frank, were delightful, and the finest
Italian Musical Box could not sound more
melodioas than the ringing OF the bells by the
family in their well arranged Medeys, Pol
kas, Wallzes and Songs One piece alone is
worth the very low price Of admission TO this
rare entertainment"
,e'sa .aoitsa ,.0aa 8 gaAgadH
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STOLEN.

NOTICE is hereby given that ten notes we're stolen
IN from the un 'er-gued, living in Randolph town
ship, Montgomery couniy, Ohio, on the night OF the
2ith OF december. Each note calls for twu hundred
dollars and Is dated Aprl ., 1855. The irst note is
due ia 1854 and each succeeding ear until 1874
They are all mortgage note signed by Christopher
Herr and given IN favor Of samuel Herr A liberal
reshrd viii be- gyen tor the return Of said notes 10
hi Office or The arrost of the burglar.
de29daw3te sAMUEL HERR
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

INA GElGER viii hereafter attend errlgsirdg TO
IL an oihcs practrr, and will give ''SpceiN Alen.
Gau" 10 the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
o. Diseases of the tnROAT and LuEGS, Of the EYE
and EAR, SCROf ULOus AFFECTIONS, sc prm-
ary aud Secondary SYPHILIS, GuNORkHutA,
GhEEE STRUCTURES, IMfOrENCY, 40. Also,
puEAHEs pECulIAu TO ffnALEa, nui cuGru r0ritfY Qi
ChioHts DtssIs6, whatever may be ITS character
uihco houra from IA m 10 pm.
Sundays, ITO loan, 60 q y iu.
Off'e-Corner Of jeieT~on and Fidh ~ nsy too,
Ohio. oots lmd3ms-il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
LARGE EARN FnRsLL

FIfuN subscF-F will sell his farm on the Lert ngan
4 rond, eleven miles vest IT Dayton, ard TAO miles
hnrth ol eW Lebanon. THE fern con AIMS g2sls
acrea OF nrsf rate laadltS rcrts are cleared aud W
high state " cultivation The balance is heavily
nmhereit The Improvements consist uf brick house
ard large hank barn. FOR fudher Information call
on The subscriber ~ miles enst of sald farm.
de2'das2m DANIEL GAKRER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

CORRECTION --Iu our report Of the arrest
on yesterday ofIa person charged with cheating
a soldier, we are assured that injustice was
done to worthy man. The watch was pur-
chased by the soldier, and the seller was ask
cd to accompany, the buyer 10 the Provost
Marshal's office, to obtain the pay When
there, he was seized by some one who had re-
cruits in charge, abused, hAndcuffed and Ia.
beled for Camp Chase. In some manner he ef.
capped martial law, and obtained hearing
before the Mayor, by whom he was promptly
discharged. In the progress OF the examina-
tiou, it was proved that the watch was worth
the full sum charged for il. The gentleman
who was so prompt to apply the hand cuffs
will be tried for assault and battery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
O YES o YES!

FENHI undersigned Is duly licensed Auct onrsr
Il or Montgomery county, aud Will cry sales, ~
oileuas his sor1ccs may he In demand.
Persons who have not taken ont license will he Al.
tended 20, 70 they violate the law.
n h.--hes'nenoo 2'a Mules southeast ofMIAMls.
BURG uruore 10 with JOHN kiSER, IL or ADAM
Obhf, hnmistut' 90 Man street, will be attended
TO- Got. GEORGE KISER
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y 8 3 9 8 $3.50 9
ALIENS
.LU N @ Balls A M
The Grent Remedy
FOR THE CURE OF
g Q N s. u M p II 10 N


AMI AbL DiblIASbS UF The LUNGS.
TC1lE results Of it, is proof Of ts great value
z The extraordinary II EALING pkOpEkT1lgS oil
this remedy are experienced ~ all those who have
which can he had Of the Ag nts where the Medicine
s Tor iRle
sa-COuGHs and COLus, however distressing, are
bto,en mp IN an iucr Il be short ume by cRus M u
specie influence the lungs, that tho matter and
phcgm are easily eNppctorated.
PAINS and SURENkSS ot tie Oh EST are quickly
reliovedby the irritRtod parts becoming healed Con-
CiIELs aud NiGmr SwEATs become INN ediatey check
ed by the strength being restored The torpid liver
is restor-d Il to Prton, The blood become purified
ALIENS LUNG BALS Nm contains no opium IN
ahyf rm Il is perfectly harmless the most deli
CONsUMPrlyEs would do well to read his treatise
on di .eased Luuga.
PHYSlUlAkS who have siled 10 Gu re their patients
should Try this Medicine before they give the up
know very many valuable lives have been sawed
10y beng pertusded TO give it trinl.
na-BE SURE and get ALLr Ms Lung BALSAM,
aud let no other article bc pamed upon YOU
ALIENS LUNG BA LSAh ~ put up with great
care, and with fine steel engraved LABEL bearing tha
signature OF the proprietors.
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALLIE Ms LUNG RALSAN triu break up he Dio,t DIS
trossing ClUqh IN a Jsip hours time
MANY cases Of CONSUME TON, that we've cons,d.
| cred ineurab @ have been cured here In this city
| Gall and get pamphlet, and read the remarksbie
| this Medicua.
| DON'T DesPAIR because all ther remedies have
iailed bni try the femtdy and you will not be deccy
ed.
Fer sale by the Proprietors
J. N. HARRIS & CO., in,Innati Ohio.
fRlCE-oNE DOLLAR PER BOTvTI e. sola by
Medlci leatrs throughout the city and country
! For sale by Or. W " stewart JAMES Abb.y. IA ID
| Camel, snd ". Netnch, Dayton W II Mugley
| Germantown. g4
lr Is a GOOD REMEDY-TRY IT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 9-The Herald, Fer
lress Monroe, correspondent states that az
raneemenis have been made for complete ex-
change Of all solders including colored troops.
The transfer will he proceeded with rs rapid
ly as possible till sll are ex hanged. kS-
change will take place at Aiken's hnding,
james river, and boats will run regularly be-
tween Annapolis and that place
TIE LATE FIGHT.
The Tribune's correspondent from tho bat
tle6eld, which is the latest received, Gays
Just before dark the evening previous, our
troops gallantly repulsed desperate charge
made by the rebels, that the left Of the Fifth
Corps rests on the Boydsiown plank road and
that our entire front was being strongly for
titled
This correspondent gives no indications oI
any success whsiever on Ihs part Of tbs
reoehAtisaIt naf
.ulaFs 90 aqqual 81 laa9k fiaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

BITrERs THAT ARE BITTERs.-There are no
bltters for the stomach 20 Immensely popular IN this
70 ION 81 he country as those now Manufactured by
appetizer, and pleasant and agreeable tonic they are
surpassed by no other Importation. Haying tried the
inRly recommend them as an Invaluable tonic Cin-
cinnaA Commercial. fII.HN IT l.ff
See Advertise ment iesdim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

NEw YoRE, February o. Stocks du and
lower; Gold closed at 2l2; Money easy
at Cal Chicago Burlington & Quincy ll6;
Reading 1881; 5-20 coupons 1888; 10 4O's
coupons, 1929; one year certificates 9Ss
United States skies of 1881, cou.
pous, lOl; New York Central Ii; Erie IS;
Sterling dull at Sab new issue 10 4O's,
coupoHsilO2si U, 5. skies Of 81, registered,
1899 l0-40's, registered, new issue, l93b
73O's us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

SuRUBBERY, &c.--Tha season will soon ar
rive TO bcautify your premises, and repIensh
your gardens with choice eshrubbery and fruits.
1t will be seen by an advertisement that Mr..
George Say, we'll known ia this special line
is prepared to supply all demands. Give Mr.
Say a call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

RaPMr. Ncoay reports that the President
is informed that military operations are pro
crossing WE'LL and the reports of disaster are
unlounded .....
So says a telegram. We have heard, OF
late, repeatedly, that there we're rumors of die.
aster, but with the rumor always came de
nial. The people would be glad to know the
particulars, where, when, and what the ru
mots relate to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
IN "T1TTH |TToWI EW7T'-

But the crowning slory of his life remains TO he at
tanned u his discovery rather combination, or he
toes clsm 10 have been the dlscoyrer Of OEDRoh
which Is the basis Of the Buffers offered TO the
publ O. That honor belongs ts the native inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with the lnd an bids defiance ~ enc most deadly
malaria and handles, without fear, tiu venom.
ons serpents. II is belief with them, that while
thee breath in the body the Oedron is potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease may be-
while Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this eX-
II VACANT pretensOn,he s nevertheless satisfied from
"A thoioug IA examination of the evidence relating to
its virtues, IN ( remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either 20 change Of
| stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

EaS~The Cincinnati Gazette grumbles be-
cause the Directors of street railways in Pill
adelphia submit the right of negroes to ride in
the cars to a vote Of the passengers The Ga
ze,te suggests that If white people don't like to
ride with negroes, they will find room outside
to walk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09
EARN FOR SALE

DETwEEN now and the lsi day OF March A. L.
ID 1865, will sell AZ private sale my iafm situated .
miles ast Of Mamlsbnrg Monigom, ~ county, tho
said farm contains iOl acres, 10 good state Of cul-
tivaiion, hiss on II = good frame house and large
barn, hne orchard q hut trees OF every variety,
bearing 9fatr' good proportion OF SAID land has
upon It the very best OF timber; also water m abb nd
anee For price and other particulars, please cali on
lhe subs Der, on the premises, or Of Adam clay,
Niau,ishurg Ohio Terms, q cash on April l. 1855,
u "a one, aud u in two years thereafter
js2lwts SAMUEL ZEHRIHG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

A Missouri POSTMASTER "A Missouri post
master thus expresses his opinion that his
official returns are correcr Il hereby certify
that the four goin Counte is as near Rite as
now how to maik it it there ia eny mistake
it is not Dun purpers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-09

J S. Roseberry-NO. SO Main s,reet--is
Offering his Dry Goods at 40 to so per cent
below September prices, having bought since
he great decline.
Go see them 1t is all true