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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30

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s5a8 asrtEst fn gaI ara3 srsler azar
epars ct deconcertes Sc gronpent el
Sc classent, il faut bien nne police
vigiIsnte ct .ferme, sortant du peu
pie ct peuple elle-meme. ayant avee
nous identits de- sentiments ct din
terets. 81 jamais il y cut IN instru
ment dtmocratique, c'est q coup
sur le gendarme, bien quill ait etc
employt souvent d contre-sens, nous
le reconnaissons volontiers.
Nous prevoyons bien que dc fort
braves gems, jadis l'image vivante
du tonnesu des DanaIdes, wont le.
yer les mains an ciel ct prtcher
l'economie. Nous nous souvenons
de Immense eclat de rire qui sc.
lcva parmi nous en- 1861, lors de Ia
proclamation par laquelle le presi'
dent Lincoln ft-un appel de $4,000
bommes pour supprimer dla"rebel.
lion. CONNIE il disait, Ce qui ,revol-
TAFT tout d'abord les esprits ct leur
paraissait une chimere, ce n'etait
pas tant Pidee de combattre le Sud,
Ia Pretention de 10 dompter, que
cette etrange utOpie de vonloir met.
tire snr pied $4,000 soldats. Ga Sc
demandait aIors on Lincoln prem.
draft hommes ct argent, tant on
await pen conscience de u grandeur
de IL lutte ct dcs resources du
pays, ct on salt aujourd'hni q ses
depens a qnel enorme chiffre Sc
sont elevees les armees des deux
sections belligerantes. On admet que
le gouvernement, eponr maintenir
son autorite, conscrvera rne armee
permanente beauconp plus forte
que l'ancienne, celle du pied de
paix, du temps de- pige dor. On ne
% dissimule pas quill fsudra uue
solde ct des rations. des armes ct
des chevaux 4 cette armec. Or,
quoi de plus faciie, que den res.
treindre le chiffre ct den reduire
les fsais aus moyens dune, intelli-
gente repartitionet ct dun judicieux
emploi ! Nous anrions alors l'armee
sans les sbus qn'elle cptraine &C.
neralemeut. l'ordre sans les moyens
de terreur qni dordinaire le font
respecter, msis hair. Qui contes-
terait cotte proposition : QUAINT l
nous, ellie nous parait defer toute
nh;ecfion 1srla anee ,aiafghA !,
SSJSSssSss ..stsss.
- Liarmee sinsifransfor,Dee ct en-
ploySe ! pne destination nouveIle,
constituerait sne charge rationale
etserait inscrite ~ budget federal,
CONNIE Il seront aussi les levees du
MISSISSIPPI, es tout ce qui est d'inte-
r4t public dams l'union. 81 Il rem
tree dams pUnion est humiliante ct
ontreuse, quslls cit du moins ses
compensations si omss, HE emo
IsMentsm. szeTy6soa
Mais schevons d'esquisser l'insi-
tution de Ia gendsrmeTie; ii nous
ne pouvons i'imiter en- grand, peut-
etre en- prendrons nous quelque
chose pour notre usage, atec les
notifications qseI component les
rseseascesu les localities e. les cir
constances en- general.
L. nonbrc d'honmes az !. gendar-
msrie 4 soassst vlri6 Cd Frssce. De
1864 quill ttait- | l'origine. il fut
posiI poss l'Enpiss d'abord = Is, pla.
'sssS A2lyoooi; ID fst rtdat sa 1914 !
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30
gli.ioiBB B0ITE 1850 gs 10.
1 II poste Do h NO0veile. ORLEANS.

Nous rappelons 4 nos echanges, 4 nos
amis, 4 nos clients, que ls vote 10 plus
SIRE pour nous faire parvenir journaux ou
communications est celle de 10 poste de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans, boite No. 1850. ,gnl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

NEw YoRK, February 27.--By steamer TIa
vana we bave Havana dates to the 22d. There
was no news from Mexico.
Arguelles has received his sentence, which
is eight years in the prison chain.gang.
Advices from New Orleans state that Kirby
Smiths army still refuse to cross to the east
side OF the Mississippi river Two attempts to
move the men we're made, aud il is thought a
third attempt will result in open mutiny.
All the prisoners at Camp Ford Texas,
have been exchanged
The Raleigh Confederate says;
The peopeof Wilmington had $4,000 bales
Of cotton hidden away, awaiting the arrival of
the Federal forces
The Times Washington special says:
Washburne, Member of Congress from "
linos, received, Saturday, letter from Gen,
Grant in which he comments upon Sherman =
movements in hopeful vein. A few days
more OF success, he says, will place the reb'
els in situation from which they cannot es'
cape
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
KXXVIlItl congress I'd SeSSiOn
WASHINGTON, February 26.
hh" a''i1 SENATE.

Mr. Carlisle took the floor in opposition to
the reconstruction resolution lnthe course
of bis remarks Mr.. Carlisle was asked a ques.
ti6n in regard to the loyalty of the Govern
ment of West Virginia, and he replied that il
be had the means Of supporting his family
without the $4,000 year he received as a
Senator he would have resigned his seat on
the very day that the State of West Virginia
was recognized by the Senate,
I Mr.. Wade, at 10 o clock P. NJ, moved to
postpone the further consideration Of this sub
feet upiiljhe fret Monday in December, and
upon this demanded the yeas and nays. The
question was decided in the negative by the
following vote--l2 yeas to nays.
/ The Senate then refused to adjourn by II
| TO l9
Mr. Howard moved to lay the subject on
the table Decided in the negative by 2 to
llS.
The vote teing the same as recorded above
with the exception of Mr.. McDougal in the
negative.
Mr. Sumner spoke Of the Importance Of the
subject before the Senate and the propriety
of fposlponing il. He would regard the pas
sage of the resolution Of the Judiciary Com
mittee as the Bull Run of the Administration.
| BE moved the Senate to adjourn and demand
ed the previous question,
! Mr.. Trumbull accused Mr.. Sumner of at
tenn pting to browbeat and defeat the purpose
OF majority of the Senate by dilatory mo-
tions.
Mr. Sumner denied attempting TO browbeat
the mejorily. He let justified in employing
all the instruments IN the arsenal of parlia-
meutary law in defending the measure. 1t
was a mistake for Mr.. 1rumbull, who suppos-
ed he conld pass this resolution tonight
Parliamentary law was. against him.
M. McDougal said il volublity and wis
dom were one, Mr. Sumner would be the
wisest man in the world.
The motion of Mr.. Sumner was lost by II
tolls
Mr. Sumner moved that the Senate adjourn,
and Mr. Chandler demanded the yeas and nays
Lost by g to 10.
Mr. Chandler moved to postpone speeia
order for that tini6 ~|| fi1
The Chair--lt ia not in order to make n
special order Tor the next Congress.
Mr. Chandler--Then will leave of speoia
order, and move to postpone il After some
!. argument, the Senate adjourned at J 40 ?
N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

NEW YoRK, Feb. 27--Cotton quiet at Sic;
Flour dull and SC lower at 10 l5al0 %
for extra state, aud IL 00all 10 for round
hoop 0; Wheat, no receipts, dull and droop-
ing at IA for No Milwaukee club;
20 for No Chicago spring; good do 3 l6,
and 20a2 30 for winter red western
Corn steady at | 80 in store for old
mixed western; Oats firm at l l4al l4b
for western Pork firm at 30 75aS5 81,
for new mess,32 s7a33 20 for 1863 and ca
29a3O 90 for prime; Lard firm at 204a24A;
Whisky active and frmer at 2 26 western;
Petroleum quiet at 43a44c for crude, ,671a6S
for refined in bond, and ssasS! free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l7aalS2c for Muscavado; Butter 36a
4Sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c Beef
dull and heavy; Cutmeats dull. Eggs dull and
declining.
No Stock Market received this evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

Nav YoRK, February 21--The Heralds
Wilmington correspondent says
Large numbers of Union prisoners we're re-
leased BY the capture Of that place.
They we're confined in Camp Lamb, about
one mile from the CITY, Their treatment was
of The most brutal character, and for three
days preceding the evacuation, they bad not
received mouthfu to eat
lhe citizens had endeavored TO get feed to
them, but the food was taken away BY the
officer IN charge
They represented most sickening specta-
Gle many Of them having been rendered idi
otic, and forgotten their own names.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

THR FIRST APrEARAEcE OF ScRoFuLA -
When small hard knots appear under the skin
on the glands of the neck, or small ulcers
about the nose and throat, or sores about the
eyes or face, this is the time to use Purifier
Of the Blood to carry the humor out of the
system, before the disease becomes seated
and the system fatally disorganized Scoville
Blood and Liver Syrup is the Remedy physi-
clans are using in their practice, az one of the
very best Medicines known for curing those
diseases which are caused by an impure state
Of the Blood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Isaac Hannah, ct al, w. John Y. Metherd, ct al.
Superior court Of Montgomery Co.. Ohio
Case No. s03i. In Partition.

Isaac Hannah, ct al, ys. John Y. Metherd, ct al,
Superior court Of Montgomery Co.. Ohio
Case No. S03i- In Partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF, and ia obedience to, the com.
/ mand OF au order Of sale made by the Superior
Court of Montgomery County Ohio, AZ its February
term is 9, thereof and the writ issued to by the
etk OF said Court In said case, will offer at Public
Sale, on the premises on Yankee street, IN Washing
ton Township, Of said county, Monday, March "a,
1865, at o'clock Z. NJ, OF sald day, the following
Situate ii, he county OF Montgomery, and State of
Ohio, aecuon (Gl SIX, township (2) two, and range
(b) five NJ. Rs, bounded as follows On the north BY
lands OF Daniel ,Garrlson on The west by lands OF
X Tibials, NOV NJ Moyer) on the east by lsnds Of
William Maxwell and Abner Kelsey, contain ng IS
acres OF land, more less, comprising all the lands
owned by George q. Metherd lnos deceasedl in hs
lifetime IN Montgomery county Ohio Less ~ acres
lot nov owned BY Dsnsl Harrison, and rs acres lot
owned by Ja'oh Bross and tract containing 20
acres, sold by George O. Melnerd to Jacob Faith, by
deed seted on O.. about the 18TH day Of November,
lseo which lan9s, on Te-survey, are more partien-
Part of the southwest quarter Of section No g. town
Nc. 2 and range No b, between the NJ RS, MoutRom.
cry coupty, Ohio; begnnlng AZ the southwest corner
Of said section; thence north II l6 81 poles 10
corner thence south 7s5s east 90 81 poles to a cor
thence south 72Is east ~ % poles 10 the middle OF
public road; thence south along said rOsd "a poles
sod ras q tS sosh n ~ sss ss,d sVS poles AoSs
north 725a vest 100 - poles 10 the place ofhognHng
eontslnte "A acres.
Also part OF southeast quarter Of section No g. town
No, p and range No. b, between the NJ. RS, Mont
gomery county, Ohio beginning on tho east line OF
jacob Faiths land ~ % poles south of the north ina
ofssid quarter, thence sonh 6g1s east 6s 90 poles
10 corner thence south -, 81 q poles 70 cor
per; thence north e9N9 west 6s " poles TO corner
thence north IL d2 tS polea 60 the place q be-
ginning containing 10 % aeresto be sold however A.
one farm.
said premises under order Partition have been
Appraihe az tl0u per sore, amounting 70 t0S6, and
cannot sell for less than two-thlrds q the appraised
value thereof
Terms--one-thi cash, one.third In one year, and
third in two years nom DAY Of sae-deferred pay
nents TO bear interest and TO b. secured BY mortgage
on the premises. ....... =. -.
AnAn CLAT, Attorney. slesodis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

OBmEN & BRoTHER,--We call attention TO
the advertisement OF this well known firm
who offer great inducements to all who wish
to purchase anything in their line Of Bran
dies whiskey, Gins, Cigars, &c, &c. These
gentlemen have wide and most enviable
reputation as feb and reliable dealers, and we
are glad to believe that they have prosper.
- .-Tt- In '|i
GUS and growing business. e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
LATEsT ME Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

Lee Takes Command Against sherman
NEw YoRK, February 27.-The Herald's
James river correspondent states that General
Lee has gone southwark to conduct the oper-
ations OF opposing Sherman leaving General
Joe Johnston in command at Richmond and
Petersburg. u 1.I....t, fif.
A large port Of the rebel army around
Richmond had, on Saturday last, been under
marching orders for several days and con-
siderable number of rebel troops are believed
to have been dispatched to act against Sher
man.
REPORT THAT RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG ARE
TO BE ABANDONED.
Reports of Lees designs TO shortly aban-
don Petersburg and Richmond are repeated,
and deserters now add that notice has been
given by him to the people Of the former
place to have their tobacco and other stores
removed within four days.
They say that nearly all the artillery has
been taken from the Petersburg batteries
only sufficient bsing left to keep up appear.
anees.
Heavy artillery practice, continuing for sew.
eral hours, was INDUCED in on Thursday and
Friday last, by the opposing guns in front of
Petersburg.
The casualties, however, we're few, and the
burning appears to have had no result of i'm
portance. ig sHa.
The number OF rebel deserters, pouring
into the Union lines, are averaging at least
one hundred daily.
A large proportion now bring with them
their arms aud equipments, and the cavalry
men bring in their horses.
Since the fall OF Cherlesion, South Carolina,
the troops, il large numbers, have joined the
deserving throng,
GRANT MAssING ms FORCES,
| The Richmond Sentinel of last Friday, had
report that Gen Grant was again massng
on the Vaughn road,
MEssRs SINGLETON AsD BDGHEs.
General Singleton and Judge Hughes, en-
route from Was hington to Richmond, arrived
at City Point on Saturday last.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

But the GROWING glory Of his life remains TO be at
tanned in his discovery, or rather combination, or ne
does not clam 10 have been the dseoyerer OF uEbhoN'
which s the basis Of the Buters now offered 70 the
public That honor belongs te the native inhabitants
OF Centrnl America to whom ita virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with Il the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
ous serpents. Ii is a belief with them' thst WINE
there breath in the body, the Oe''ron " potent 70
cure no matter what the disease may ~.
While DR.. Bull ls not prepared to endorse thih ex-
tr yRpan pretenson he IA nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination OF the evidence relating 70
its virtues, th aremedy and preventative lor Al
diseases arising from exposure, either 70 rhRhBe o
weather or climate, or 10 maSmte Influences, II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

REpuBuCAN NOMINATIONS The Repubt.
can City Convention made the following nom
nations on Saturday evening City Solicitor
VIM. Craighead City Marshal, Isaac Hale
Street Commissioner, Captain Henry Dorm
bush Market Master Adam Knecht Wood
Measurer Samuel Roiebaugh Magistrates
Captain James Turner, and Captain Tnos. D.
Mitchell Conssbles, Robert Z. Ross and
Joseph II. Steele,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
TN DxsPBPsrA
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And its attendant train OF symptoms, fots more IKE
A CHARM than medicine. There ID nothing IN lhs
whole range OF MateIia Medica that can Tor mohent
hear a comparison with in this disease. y q,
hul account OF this wonderful plant may DC iound
in the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens-
atory, pages ] 3S7 and 1888. - ..f... I
A Aserles OF experiments in which Dr. Bu has been
for wears engaged, has Just been brought 70 success
fu termination, and be is enabled to oher 10 the
public co mbnatioh o CEDRoN with other approved
tonics the whole preserved IN the best quality o.
copper distilled bourbon Whisky, which he is conf
dent has no equal in the world. ..-..,..... H..
He might furnish a volume of certificates. but the
pubic have long since learned 70 estimate such Things
by their true value The safest Ian II, Tor every one
to test for himself the virtues Of new incidence
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

INCOME AND OuTcoME.--Those who made
false returns of income are likely to make lit
tie by the fraud in the outcome. The Assessor
of this District has given notice that the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has ordered an
iuouiry into the correctness Of returns Of in
come heretofore made, and thorough inves-
tigatiou of every case, where a reasonable
doubt exists or has been suggested {; and that
whenever additional assessments are found
necessary after such investigations, the parties
shall be visited with all the penalties Of the
law; but where persons voluntarily appear
and make corrections, no penalties will at
tach. There can no longer be any doubt that
1--WE have Government" ..t.0 l4..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

BaB- We understand Messrs. A, j. Scovil
& Co have been so fortunate as to purchase
the trade mark recipe for manufacturing and
good will of Dr. TowNsLEYs INDIAN TooTH-
ACHE ANoDYNE We are the more pleased at
this fact, knowing Messrs. Scovill & Co, will
so place this valuable remedy in the hands of
druggists and dealers of family medicines that
all may have the benefit of its curative vir-
tues.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

ScurvcK In the course Of late speech
in the Houae, Schenck remarked that the ac-
ton Of his brother members from Illinois re-
minded him Of "a Dutch auction, where the
people rote downward," f." The people of this
District voted in that way, when they elected
Schenck over Vallandigham. His election
was asgenuine Dutch action
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

BY Headache has become very common,
so much so that some member Of nearly every
family is afflicted with it. The cause in most
cases is torpid action Of the liver, which is
brought on by the deblitatng influence OF
the climate and impurities Of the blood. DIR.
Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pulls appear They
will also cause the complexion to become
clear, and restore the vitality Of the whole
system ee MN Et
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
Notice Extraordinary.

TINHE undersigned Informs the ladies' aud gentle
| men Of this vicinity that he Is ready 10 mAnpiaC-
tIire TO order Wigs and furnish eurls and whiskers
10 ali who may oesiFe them. Hair dressed IN the
most artistic style he also giyeA lessons 10 any VINO
wish 10 learn the business. His styles are the very
latest Paris fashions ROBERT kklf,
Al Markgrati'h boa riding house, VA and 27G Third
street up stairs. Odioe hours from sA, N. 10 l2 NJ.
and from 10 q r.. NJ. lesadlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

R5y~ The Jurors Of the Superior Court,
lately in session in this city, struck for higher
wages Mr.. Gunckel presented petition in
the Legislature from the iunctiouaries named,
praying for an increase of pay to two dollars
per day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

BITTERs THAT ARE BITTERs.--T are no
btters for the stomach 40 june nsely popuaTln this
re ion Of the country as those now Manufactured by
one o. our own residents, CDr W Rohaokl. AZ an
appetizer and pie asant aud agreeable tonic, they
faurpassed by other importation Having tried the
article speak rom experience aud most VIII
inRly end them An iagaluable tonic-- On
einHaf CbB.Rerciat, falacn VT =. ~
See Advertisement - ,-1eti9 fs9dim
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
Sprrlal Notlrfs.

BaT ALIENS LUNG BALsAM is composed of
RooIsand Herbs, which has specific action
in removing the matter of phlegm from the
lungs and throat, thus relieving the cough,
allaying the infamation and healing the irri'
tated parts, which if neglected, would soon
end in Consumption. For sale by
l. b, Stevens Also, by the Dealers in Fami-
ly Medicine generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
9 SFSg SSSS 9
ALIENS
LU N G BA LIS A M
The Great Remedy
FOR THE CURE OF
g o N s. u M p r I O N


AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
TT,IE results of its use IN proof Of It's great value
The extraordinary HEALING PROPERTIES Of
this remedy are experienced ty all those who have
used IL 1hcir testimony will he found in pamphlet
which can be had Of the Az, nts where the Medicine
Is tor ale.
40 COUGHS and COLiS, however distressing, are
hrokeu mp IN an iuor bic short ume, by causing
phlegm are cafily expectoratea.
PAINS and SOkENEsS Of q @ CH EST are quickly
relieved by the irritated parts becoming healed COLD
CHILIs and NIGHT EwEATH become INN ediatcy check
ed ty the strength being restored The torpid liver
s restored to anton, IA he blood becomes pnrined
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM contains no opium m
any fOrn II is perfectly harmless Tor The most deli
GoNsU6iPTlvRsw would do wen to read his treatise
on diseased Lungs.
PHYsloiA Ss Who have tailed 10 cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case up,
as we know very many yaiuaholiyes have been saved
by being perfuaded TO give il q trial.
nv BE SURE and get ALI. Ms Lung BAlAAm,
and lei no other article be palmod upon you.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAh - Fnt up with great
care, aud with fine tteel engraved label bearing the
signature Of the proprelors
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALIENS LUNG RAIsAm tri2. break up ne most ds.
fressihq CJUoh IN a fer Aoura' time
Many cases ~ CONSUMl TON, that we've conEid-
cred tncurabe, have been cured here IN THIS city.
Call and get pamphlet, aud read the remarkable
enres, which viii convince you Of he great value OF
poN'T DESPAIR because all ether remedies have
failed but try the remedy and you will not be decsiy.
For sale Jy the Proprietors,
j. N. HARRIS a CO., Cincinnati Ohio.
PRGCE-ONB DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, Sold by
Mediclue Dealers throughout the city and country.
FOR sale by mr. w W stewart James Albey, ii y.
oaInell, and J. W. netnch, Dayton ". n Medley
'''"p'i5" ir Is A GOOD REMEpY-TRY IT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27

CoURT ITENs-The case of Mary Mercy
nolds Us John McReyuolds, ct al, was up
again in Court to-day Some days ago the
Jury returned verdict for defendants. To-day
the Court upon motion, set aside the verdict
and granted the plaintiff . new trial ID, a.
Houk and J. A. MeMhhon for plaintiff Oh.
liu & Cahill, for defendants.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
rnr lnrrIrl EnI.kn--..Th 3 -lI,mAlI nnnnle ;

TINS larTml FeLkBi4fThe 'smAll people,
who 50 delighted Daytonians last season, will
be at Huston Hall tonight We know of no
exhibition which comes so near pleasing every
body as that of Messrs. Elinger & Foote,
and apid she great number Of attractions for
this week The lttie people VIII not be forgot.
ten. Go, and take your families.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-27
A VOICE FROM vIoKsBURG,

l"VICKsBUR0, MIsslsslrPI, August O. ls63.
"Dr John Bhiii ''"
"Dear SIr--i am happy 10 state TO you that have
used your valuable CedTOn Btters with great benefit
10 myself, 10 general debility and prOstratpn OF my
system, prodneed by tile unhealthy and mias
nayepces of the Mississippi River and around Yloks
bury, having been with General Grants army through
out It's whole southern campaign. / confidently
commend itA u!e TO oai pets0ns wha are expoaed An
unhealthy climates II. W. FOdLE,
"Agent I. 8, Sanitary CommissiOn."
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