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ssrcn ta1lss 60 ihlisa year uidss $50 MD heaia.
aatlsa1a- So u1llst thled 81 az l1a ftaEas
Ass1a'aan 81 aad $40 e theHscs L uIn. Cicaot
w. lta L. .oalfG Hl.lFina
Z. IA b glhsai1.ni a.llgicn fsarsli X. By lex ag-
toa. a1f ol tiar'ans D hrlriEo.
q Marx fhlnl nlfHes IllfF u no esh 81 Len
inzIua. aIli 1l laIlra ~ .rllE T. tai1'o
lainn.a ectiCti. tal oi Houug Faahion ~
3 " u cfrl lasn names caps aonNra ~ LlN.at
~ sieteltis. dsla ~ ifif tihscu-
s. Hinton kflrag usuicf ca Gfulr1. lI ND .aa
of 81 tarcl-e. dam ~ a1nrse
a "a f harsr q trrs oaf aoaFis. q Iaara Ola Qua
I'd. ~ ilii h1aitailt. cam lil1l1as 1aln
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FHpRsRAF, eeFoBER Is, Ises.
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olaieera' AccoRnts malie QUE snd eashci.
Quartsrmaste-s' sad OrisaEce ercounta
puumptly made w b. n Tompkins, late
Alz5oS Iatd rogiment uliaois cavalry. Of
ice corner of Cherry and Cedar sifecis, up
slaLrs. ~.
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The briaal Gambler 40 Es-ay of Wsminl
and lustfuclon ior fonng Ma. Aiso. nos snd r.
hahie Treatment 10 Diseases OF th1 unharf anf
SEXUAL aYEiaus-aeut nee. 10 ssaled envelope
Addrsss, Dr.. ,. skfLldN HOUGHTuN. Hoaard
As-osisaon, PlilHieiphis, Pa. aprlH--ll
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MUHora IN suTLzsrdrT-Ou Sdn4ar
morning. . pFiFats soldier named tfnfrts
White, hel0n giE : % Co. d lst U.s.C RI A .
was shot and kllei uaar Gspau b aBd
Chestnut siresisflY aome pcrson anpuossd
q Be Henry Mccullough, : priFate IN a.
same comEaly End Regimen.. Tha isster
sds arrested, By gnard Who wiinosssd n !
aring, and confined ~ the military prison .
Tho eigcumatances Leading T. he kui,nr IA
ehtesas NJ SIN 3heis. ans "a s5lIt.A !,
IA some time past Ncfullouvb M ~
heyed that Wbitei as's iimproper istimac7
win tne iormerH VIE. MeCull1ueh 80
often a.se1tet White 81 ma Vfoi1iion I'D il ,
marital riglisi ard s1fbii HIN ir5nl gisftih ;
nis Wne. White aMrIned that ~ uon h
e@i % iha uqmEn whenever be pleased
he tEo men had fnsqua1iiy qasfrsl-f on
ihls matter Meeting each other Yesterday
mQuaaS thAqlerrel VA ralumaf ~
sofds snsoed. When i vas aHaRsd that
Mccullough dreW 8 pisa3l a.id lF-d -
y hsts. the.ball striking NE ia-lsf 10 fhs
.bfessi kiliins Bin iafauiiy. r. u, silsaa J.
20 Il, Justice 81 he Peace. convened a 5ury
iQr he Fufposs ~ h1iii 2 cas- qlsssi - the
5oey but tha 1liliss1y fraseui. tfou,dt 4
uuneceaa4ry, sad took charge 1f Ut eet-e
--ftat Cd VA
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Col y. K. palsoa assbssa siss,sd -sp.
FeseaiatiTe 3 tie leFer branch ofths Lsg-
stature rom Eashingien county.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles Fast Of Nashville.

A FrER q suspension Of four years this lnstitu-
"a ton hiss been re-orgafized, and vii he re-
oIpned On AokllAi, October 2d. rs 81 sH
The College is avoratiy situated IN q qu.eL
healthy seeneuo Of eountsy, and eveV fsgiaty vii
be eXtended ior the ACQUISITION of sound pIacti-
cal edu alton. The Course of Study VAL emhrsoH
Ancient atd Modefn languages Mstht matc-, -
ironomf, snd Civil EnFlus erinEs Nsturai -Phlloso-
rhy Chemistry, and Natural History Menttl and
Mdrs science; Ancient sni Modern History and
CIVIL Polts Rhetorse, and Engiish Literature.
Elder II. FAsSna, assisted uy Professor J. n.
PlcEelt Professor A. J. flaming. and other sSla
ana exuenensed Educstors, will hara the imrne4
date msraes nent Of The lnsttuuon-
a School of Agriculture.
Under T. Fauninr. euahrss NJ sFuCulsursl Chsm-
ist-v Natural Hisfafy, ana ths rracfaaes stsnace-
meet Of tue Farm and he Garden. vii be connect
ed with The College.
The Session q rEsnkln Ceilege VIII consist q two
Terms The mrs eli hegin ocsotsr Cd 1885, and
eEd February l4h 1885; the second VII begin
F.frafsrf lfih End end dune l8th ASS.
FxprusaS per TERMS Rosrdi R0ouie, Fofl and
Wsshfnr sIlsg Fmdun ID GcleEa. So, Tuition IN
rrsTsratoTy department. So Vocal Muse, s.
'for Zee g. fl
a. kafrulars r1nfafnine faftllerin oF-estion, si
20 - FslunEs or l'EciessorI J. q. F.cket', Nash
~ 60 snasee.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CAMPBELL MoEWEN a GROEsBECK, Attgr-
~ neys a. Law and Claim Agents. PsiAiiee u ~
the C8urts. Collections promptly atenGeJ 70
Flso eaiTns against Tie United States sBd Vouchers
collected once "a North Cherry street, up stairs
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These pens besr my tr1is marx, 81 Q. P, BAESas
KxTEk Lou, KY" for which hsye secured tha
oopt-rioM ard are warranted equsl IN hnenesE q
ulaieria and workmanship 70 the best Eastern man
uhctlre, and are believed 70 e SUPERIOR TO all
Others 10 dtrrAbnty and other tsani al qualities
which combine 70 make reilly serTiceshis pen
Sent By mail OF express on reeeipt Of pree and
rsfTs3 ckaTqls f bT MALL ~ HIu IA Ehen 20 cents
is Edded for reqshsl Write your name and "a
dress plain y. .fe .I.....I
Postage on sIncie pen three certs pen with shy
ease or holder and box, sir cents. Old pers re-
paired for lity cents land stGlpl oseh. Circulars
,s1t EEEE- Address
q. P. BARNES
H."H Sid Pen Manufacturer,
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hot Rollss Rusk snd Bunns every morn-
ing al Che Nashville steam Bakery. u
SUMMER street, near Uniqp. teP5-tf
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CAHnT4GE maNUFACTUHERs.
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

i1EYgRs A HUNr-sfs1deso ttuters lof. ali the
MI Latest STYLES Of First Class Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and Csrryalis, 7sNorth
Msrket street. -, =. ----,-- oqT
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Wines & Brandies,
kLL 1F wmCu kuE
ENUINE AND IMPORTER.

Miy Pc found
PrfrHriin al nHHGorion ahafiss
snI4 Those Esd Deserved n lnfilarl
lnnann liles alifl llIrrunliS Farf.
feuaFin. hsine of- and q Julien heioc
HsHis anirfue Nittshss. uacahe'ues aai Ca
fEaarn M o.
nsln-r.ier, Gold Medal md Hsidaeb. ohaui-
tas crnHrp. Qtiui, nusuy CO.. Brsat-s.
sitisiIfa
liai nad Glu.
fsu-ohino Ahairiaas veruiol tia ana a o sssor.-
BAKERS a7d Hlia1i hliien
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.
Eaeat ernia, lorrlher FIih every rarriF III DO
ne r. .tir-, Cfef.ug and emotnr Toharo af
~ 15,lsis tgeihfr ei % az olhsr afaoles utlaly
First Glass Fancy GFOeeFy store.
IitE D. hi-uf6a Of PfNLoLFfNl aRigt Co
aesp 1aa si aI i.risa errurIaff asloirfnahf nT
eFsrYthuE ir illalr I1iIallia FafT lest euaHr %
d purflrFsti FlHsh iheY 80 irls lIilnsd q ~ sI
~ e N.I 9iaef gsis1iilnueni % tnis q1 aaH oibsr
4hsy rspesuui,y ~ on iasausasa ,f her
strc1. asiug aasissi tiat loaue 20 d I'd a1aY Or
f-aA'fA. iii
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Neutrality-suspicious. he aztrsuls.ei1y ueath-
er ior the past molth, thereTi p q I'D
taaa avffl1a eorh tfnt M = a tAla efttaly
the present scaFqns We RaFe e2affrsea
with an intehgent ArHer Rom thf 8 ole
churfg. We ssys -tbs crop an va flfaf.
never sas better Tran ihIa year; one lrr,ar
ssas offering , : e9lIfa rrfpI "a eve hundred
bushels fsr GltF COTS er tushsi. Til.
los.ks lske rcttings haek e ne go ssatisf 81
tb Inrs seEin.a 49, i9st1e ltsflaars et =
cue ssed wheat, insufficient aueut,tg 4 -,
their usual crop Es wi live once more.
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W. & J. A. SKADRoN.
s.Gtsas' 'a's''s's 'iasg.sssssr Co.
s,v,xxr-.- - h * WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE
IaIaabIe I'm for Nnle.

yiH 80, 9 arsi clssf isnd ~ ss'e. 8 usiiss
Hfi,s1 -. a.id|iie 70 eqod ss1is ii e,rli'TSi'sr
-, Ns,egie ~ ~ y :. v. chilltpsz, Aliarney 4
ssF1-s,,s. Ieua-, Nc. e, Uhorfy strss, -
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LaIssl FOreiig9,n News.

DICE yED REGuI.AELF nEa STEAMERS
~ rom hafppqi .aI
loadon Plnch. m co.. ass
oacs Wesii tll
All us Year Rounai i.It. a
vonfi Journal sIE. 3D. .a. H
London Athsus1ru,
Lonloh illustrated Nsas;
Eonssn Iaaaalsd sporahF New
London Fiaiis fal
Heirs Life 10 Lonaons ....
Sporting Les
Sporting Gareltei
Duti.u irish People;
Duhin Nanani
.Bzlts.n TYishrriiu.
Dahda Erau1han.
AND THE ENGLISH MACHINES, -si 81.
Lon.iou Society,"
Temple Sac atal1I 200
Serna-i Aasff'lsi d So asas.E
.f'aaii $3.50 $50 la
fefasi .Ite Hla
F4Hughfiy ReEisai BE- aa. ID.
lenaon 'lcalisIiY Review a
Aestmiaster Review,
Edl1bulrh Reeves. 81. asl- ia .a.
Eorfl MA Review.
Hitekus6d
Loa+on AZ Journal;
Together yin 81 ths popular .Amenala FsDarB
IA No. 49,. g.. -. =. ....l.
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LSIRsr NATIONAL -eoVernfneni DeposH
II t5ry-No. So College street, bstWeen Union
aud the Pubiic square dealers in uneurrenl
Money. Exchange, LoiB, and tovernment Secur-
. te4 81 ~ Xmas. .atocks sud Bones bought and
sod on Coinmissioh.- CoIlsetons prOmply at
tended TO-
A O SANFORD, Prss't JAS G. OsDEN, Csshr.
NFARR, THos' s.-Broker, corner Union and
MI College slreet=, buys and sells Gold, UGcur-
rsnl Money, Government Securities and Vouchers
Cdileeuons attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on C. InTnlsslon-
CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK or nashville
- - CherTy street, de Is IN kzftange, q sYern-
meat Securities and Co ColiecHons promptly
attended, 20 J. LUHspES, Casnier En-
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals in Exchange; Government securities
and Cola. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds o. ID on Commission .-.
W ~ IEtRG, Preeident. EDGA eEEs, Ca. nlers
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Diseases Of the Throab LHass aad
Heart -- 81.
DRS. R. AND J. HUNTER
:. !. ~ III. -os cSsw A,-ers. -

NUQtLn ndtif thtir faHtnis 3 Nasdfila ara
ittosa7Fho iesirs 81 ssasnr fth. thll theY
have oponEa az aniae 81 ~ a uaisi VA e. tieF
GA - cousaili persanaly or - ,gi,sIca . ,gi-
eees sqioscel % tteiT eT.als ~ Va a-liTVhchts,
Asiilfis sni Nalfnipl On. q Eh,,h hrsn y cftnIsl
A. i'r huatald Fisii ~ NastTlie . Hnated. tl shh
desire 20 place llerusel va uuarr ~ cEre s1clli
use 20 l1'o IN suoua iilt TIE clsfs i1f exsu.ta
Boo AZ IL el-ileei pl.ailestie nciaeuf. ioc,ls1
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8kNZERS AMI TsROKERS.

OTIS. T. Ae-Artorneg End Ceug ellor at Law
u once 49, Cherry 81: p o. Box 74s-
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LOOK AND son PRINTING.
iooISsELLEHS AND sTATIONERS

CAMERON, WM. OO.-BoOk and Job Printers,
L nsd pa lishsu Of the Defy and Weekly
Union, Prinier,s Alley, between Union and Dead
erioE stresis. - 4. ". -
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Eighth Ward-JoNATHAN KENNEY,
DAVID A H0Uk
More Peace RumOrS - Highly
Important, If True.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, of this morning,
contains the following important Intelligence
on the subject of Peace. 1t says THE
telegraph dispatches in another column,
Furnish the highly important and ex
eeedinely gratifying and welcome intelligence
that diplomatic efforts are now being made
and negotiations progressing for permanent
peace. The circumstances which lead to th 4
conclusion are claimed to be authoritative,
aud arc in substance as follows On Monday
evening, President Lincoln, Lieutenant Gen.
eral Grant, Generals Sherman, Sheridan,
Meade and Ord, held Council Of War, at
which it is alleged plan OF future action was
determined, and Immediately after the Coun'
Gil, all the armies surrounding the Capital
Riehmond-wers put in readiness for
their movement forward. General Lee
sent in dag of truce on We'd
nesday, aud requested a convention and
u cessation Of hostilites. Whatever else trans
pired then and there has not developed, but
it has leaked out that ex-Presdeut Fillmore,
at the request OF Jen. DAVIS, on yesterday
went to City Point, as has also Secretary Sew
ard Secretary Stanton is already there. The
advices from the War Department are that
neither Lee nor Johnston can either retreat
or offer battle without destruction to their ar
Eaies, and it is asserted by the Washington au
thOrities that during yesterday negotiations for
peace were progressing on board the steamer
River Queen. 10 the meantime Sheridan
cavalry and Grants army are under march
Jog orders to advance on Richmond at once
II the reports are correct the intelligence
may come over the wires to-day that peace
has been concluded, or il not concluded that
the negotiations are more hopeful than at any
time since the breaking out Of the rebellion
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net has lefl New England out in The cold. =

net has left New England out in the cold
The matter is attracting notice.
bill to allow Sunday cars 10 run in Phil.
adephiA has been rejected BY the PennsyA
yania Legislature
Pork, lard, aud all tbs, comes under the
general though not suPhonious name Of hog
products" has declined 10 Phiiadelpbia, wish-
IN two weeks. thirty per cent
A Chicago merchant, who went TO that city
ten years ago with only 81 81 in bis pocket,
has just been taking an inventory and hnds
that bis stock nov amounts to 1882, ,Oo0.
The work upon the Cincinnati and CovinR-
ton bridge will be resumed as soon "a the
water recedes to an exten. allowing it The
pier on the CoVington side will DO raised
twenty-five feet. The whole will be compile
ted in readiness to receive the cable BY the
lst of August
More than thirty patents we're issued in the
last six months Of 1864 for inventions rela-
ting TO petroleum, such as drills for boring
wells, devices ior removing paratiiue and 9th
er distractions from the veins OF the rock,
pumping and raising oil, lining oil barrels,
&c.
A young man in Chelsea, Mass, has been
arrested for embs zzling from $40, 900 to $780,
900 from the firm by whom be was employed
as confidential clerk at a salary OF 81 200 a
year The thefts we're concealed by means OF
false entries 10 bis books, aud had been cav.
riel on for term Of years.
The Honolulu Advertiser publishes TIE AN
nual commercial statistics Of that port, pre-
pared by the Collector General Of Customs.
During 1864 the exports increased sixty per
cent aud the imports fifty per cent over The
previous year. The increase was mainly at
iributabls to the rapid development Of the
sugar interests Of the islands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31
PUBLIC SALE
~ Dl4lC DALE
The State Of Ohio, 90
Hamilton County,

hsnIilSa ss stats g ooSRiS, ShiS, So.
DURsUANT to the command of an order for sale
Il from the Court OF Common Pleas of Hamilton
County, TO- snd to directed will offer at public
sale, on tine premises, in the city Of Dayton Ohio on
Tuesday, April ls, 1865, .l..
Al eleven o'clock a m the following described Teal
estate, to wiz All Of lot numbered three Thousand
hundred and hty $3.50 the revised plat OF the
city OF Dayton, in Montgomery county, Ohio, being
the same lut conveyed 10 Lewis Whiteman,
by deed dated July l, 1854, and recorded IN book X
No. 2, page 3, Of the records si said Montgomery
county.
Valued at $500
And also, all uf lots numbs red four thousand one
hundred aud twenty eight l4l2s), four thousand
hundred and sIxtytwo (4l6l), aud oui thousand one
hundred thirty (4l3O) in said city Of Dayton,
Montgomery county Ohio being the same lots con
yeyei 10 Lewis Whteman, dece sed, hy deed dated
July 27, 1854, and recorded in baok No q page g,
Of the records last aforesaid. +
Lot No 4l2s valued $500
Lot No. 4l62 valued ut. $50
Lot No 4l3O valued at. $50
TO be sold by order of Court the wherein vii.
liam F. Irwin and others plaintiffs and Cath arne
T.. Whiteman and others are defendants In proceed
ings for the partition OF certain real estate Case No.
25, 9G.l D.
Terms Of sae--Ons third cash on day Of sale; one
thrd in one YEAR and third in tw years. with in.
terest the deferred to be secured by notes
and mortgage upon the premises, the purchaser,
however to have the privilege OF PAYNE all cash down
on day OF sale RlCHARD CALVIN,
Sheriff OF Hauiilton Co., o. and Special Com'r
CALDwELL CoPPOCK, Attorneys. I..u fi
Cincinnati, March 10, 1s65-mslbdW6.
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Current News Items.

Fifty dollar counterfeit greenbacks are cir
culating briskly in Southern Indiana
Michigan City, Indiana, has been made q
port of entry.
Six hundred bales of cotton we're received
at Evansville last week for shipment East
Substitute brokers in Maryland are re-
quired to pay two thousand dollars for Ii.
cense
The whole Southern country is oyerhowed,
and most of the railroads are badly damaged
by unusual freshets,
1t is stated th at the close of the war,
there will be 10000 invalid soldiers to be pro-
yided for.
The fall in cotton has bronght Eastern
manufacturers to a stand stll. Only few
factories are in operation.
The firm of Miller 4 Karst bankers, of St
Louis, failed Wednesday. Liabilities not as
certained.
A man who two years ago was a newspa-
per carrier in Cincinnati, is now said to be
worth over two millions Petroleum did the
business
1t is stated that Queen Victoria will short.
ly visit ireland, in great state, to open the
Dublin Industrial Exhibition.
Mr. Lincoln in constructing his new Cabi.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31
Democratic City Ticket.

Election, Monday, Aptl ID
CITY Solicitor,
W Il BELYlLlE.
Marshal,
Sergeant ] d TlLTON.
Street Commissioner,
B ELkIN,
Indrmary Director,
SAMUEL MARSHALL
Market Master,
JOHN McCUICHEON.
Wood Measurer,
DANIEL EBY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31


HoLlER--On the 27ih OF February, OF Typhoid
Fever, 10 Richmond Hospital, WI lam Henry Holier,
agedtsenty i've years. tve montna, ard nine days.
Henry Hollsr was an amabls aed Intelligent young
man, loved and esteemed by al who knew him re-
spfctsd by all his associates, both old and young
Everywhere you could ar Of his manly charaot u.
He was prisoner seventeen months, and had been
ParOled, and was on his way hons when he vss AZ.
lacked with typhoid sve- He only hved ave dayr.
He bore his sickness with gr'at Christ an forttude
Ne told those ofhis friends who were with him that
he never expec cd 10 live TO get home 70 se Is dear
AMI sfectionate mother and kud sisters and broth
ers, and his heats desire 10 meet them on earth
once more. Put. alas that privilege was not granted
him. David Rsynolds Of this city, with him dur.
Ing his lasg Hines ant inissrsd to him until he ex.
red, and, slor committing his remains TO the Rich.
mond Cemetery, he was the first to bear the sad
tidngs to the bersavsd family. Mr.. Reynolds
Informs us That Henry was very willing TO die, al.
though seemed very hard to lie without aving his
KIDD father or mother to speak word to cheer his
dying hours, aiechonSte sister brother to bid
him lsst arewell What consolation this would
have been to him 10 his dying hour.
LINES
Written by william Henry Honsr while In Prison
We're sailing on Life's boat together,
Astrange and motley crew
Aud stry ng the tempest weather,
And passl. x the breakers through
OF the cran, some are getting weary,
And Jump overheard into the sea
While others, who never get dreary,
Remain, and are happy and nee
And some would remain, still, forever,
And wish that the time's flowing tide
Wot III cease tn keep moving, and never.
More cause our Life vessel 10 glide
But oh there's bright light cleaning,
Aheae on the yonder bright shore,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31

Messrs. G. 4 H. oAUGHAN CO., lls Broadway,
New ork, extensive HAEUFAoTBEEns AND IhFonTKEs
or ell the leading and most fashionable styles Of
WA1CH Es AND JEWELRY. desirng 70 increase
their hslness N limited extent, have resolved
nPon GREAT GIFT DIsTll lBTrlVf, subject TO the
regulations following ~ fWl - -aN
OIAfIFIcArEs, naming each artiele and lts value,
are placed Ia sEALED hkVkLoFes and well mixed!
One OF these eOpee Wlli sent by mail TO any
address on receipt OF 8 centa. '."r ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31
WARD TICKET.
City Council

First Ward
second Ward-ADAM SNYDER,
Third WArd-MICHAEL SHAFER,
Fourth WArd-JAC0B RICHMOND,
Fifth Ward-MATHUSALEH WORKMAN,
Sixth Ward-Major W N LOVE,
Seventh Ward-JOHN COLHAUER,
JOHN WoMELD0RFF,
Eighth Ward-ANTHoNY STEPHENS,
---LAWRtNUE BUTZ, jr.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31
TOWNSHIP TICKET.

Justices Of the Peace,
Capt WIN PATTON,
DENNIS DWYER
Coustables
EPHRAIM SNYDER,
WILLIAM GETH,
Assessors.
First ward--J NJ TRADER,
second Ward--T A WISE,
Third Ward-J0HN KLINE,
Fourth Ward-WILLIAM HUBER,
Fifth Wsrd-JAMES LEMON,
Sixth Ward II TRANGENSTElNi
Seventh Ward-GEORGE WElBERI
Eighth ward--JAC0B STEPHENS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-31

be summarily consigned to the obscurity
which their past conduct so richly merits.
God grant it.
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Members of School Board,

First Ward ---.---
second Ward-JAMES ROBERTSON,
Third Ward-JOHN R0HRER,
Fourth Ward--Dr f REEVES,
e A PRYOR,
Fifth Ward-JOHN II BALSLEl,
Sixth Ward, DR. W K BENNETT,
Seventh Watd-HENRY BEDDElR,
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MAYORS PROCLAMATlON,

MAYORS OFFICE,
ClTr " pNr1H, q March %, 1865. 2
The qualified voters fthe CITY Of Dayton are here
by noied that the annual elect for " and Town
ship Officers will be held IN snd city Monday y, the
81 OF April, 1865, for the following officers, toNit;
ON TBG CRY rlcAKr. Ht|
One City Solicitor. u.H
One City Marshal. .
One Street Com miss Oner.
one Director City lnhrmary.
One Clerk of Market. U.I ID. l..
One Wood Measure ..5
One Trustee or Councilman, snd one member Of
the Boa OF Education IN each ofthe following Wards,
to-wlt in the First, Second, THIRD Fiflh and sixth
Wards, and one Trustee or Councilman, and Two
members Of the Board of Ed cation in the Fourth
Ward and two Trustees sr Councmen, and two
members VI the Bourd OF Education in each of the
following Wards, TO wit: The Seventh and Eight
Wards. rI H
ON TuE ToNSsHHP TICKET.
Tive Justices Of the Peace, and two Constables in
the city at large, and one Assessor IN each Ward
The following are the places o. voting IN the several
Wards, to-wit; IH.ft
Fret Wsrd-Eastern Engine House .
Second WaTa-ludependen Engine House
Third Ward--MiAml Engine house.
Fourth Ward-WeHtern Engine House
a Fith Wand-CentrRl Engine House. I..f.
Sixth Ward-PRclic Engine House.
Seventh Ward Walnut House, Wayne street
:, Eighth Ward-John NPgyn's junction wsrr4a and
The polls will be opene lat six o'clock in the morn
ing, and closed Rt eix o'clock 10 tha evening
ma2sH r.I L. q. ELLIS, hayor
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All Articles Sold at One Dollar Eaci
Without r gard to Value.

on receipt Of the Certificate you will see what you
are gong 10 have, and then II IL at your option ~
send the dollar and lake the article or not furchas-
sra may thus Obtain uold Wal h. Dlamood Rug
or any set OF JeSFalry onLnf lat for ONE Dol lar,
and In eau they get less than One Dollars
worth, there are no bls nks. Th prize Of cernn'
Gates IL M iolllwt f- j.. /. 90
one ior rs cents I'VE for 81 eleven for 81 thirty
for So sixty.h five or o one hundred lor $40. a
A0RS9a will be allowed ton cents on every Oerth'
cate ordered by them provided their remittance
amountp 70 One Dollar. agents viii collect 70 cents
for every Oeruhcae, ana remit 10 o. nte 70 us shsT
u 'A'' " a. a. q. GAUGHAN CO..
opposite Exchange IlG BkoADwATs NHW loHI.
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