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show moro unblomished record than this
same person. Treated with injustice ~
home, exiled from his own country through
the malice and intolerance of an admins
tratiOn which Is despised by every honest
man, and whose acts of despolism and
tyranny are unparalleled, be still stands
faithiul to the though ad-
ministered by his enemies and the enemies
Of liberty and iustice--and scouts the pro.
pcsals Of those who suspected him Of "dis
loyalty" The injustice done the man il
rendered palpable by the evidence given BY
Mr. Vallsndighdm before the Cincinnati
Commission"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Current News Items.

The Washington National lntelligsneer
thinks President Lincoln will soon issue
liberal proclamation to the Southern people
JEFF. Davis is said TO have been at Dan
Vile on Monday, April 3d. accompanied BY
two or three members Of his Cabinet
The President has issued an order, IN
which no closes Richmond Petersburg ana
other Southern ports until further orders
Some Of the members Of the Virginia Leg.
i.lature have held an informal conference to
comment upon the return OF Virginia TO the
Union.
II is said that, owing to the events OF the
past week, the President will issue call Tor
an extra session Of Congress-
Mr. Pollard one OF the editors of the Rich
mond Examiner, has been arrested by the
military authorities n that city, aud put
in Castle Thunder, for using reasonable
language.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Commercial says the Government has
sent orders to orr military commanders to
opeu communication with the enemy every
where, and TO offer them the same terms that
were given Lee. No difficulty is anticipated
save in Texas
The Richmond WhIg learns that President
Lincoln has proposed a very liberal plan o
settlement
1t ia reported that in exploding their mag
azines in Richmond, the rebels blew the Aims.
house to fragments, killing or wounding every
person in t. Breckenridge vainly protested
against such brutality.
Great rejoicngs are reported all over the
country on account OF the surrender Of Lees
army
Secretary Stanton thinks the heavy fighting
Of the war is over
New York capitalists in Washington have
already fled an application for authority tC
establish National Bank in Richmond
The Tennessee Legislature has assembled
at Nashville, and is expected to proceed a
once to ratify the abolition constitutions
amendment
Extensive frauds by Illinois whisky distil
lers have been discovered, amounting to hal
million, by evAding the revenue
The whole 1890 miles Of the Atlantic ca
bic will be made and on board Of the Grea
Es stern in May.
All the funds required to pay General Sher
mans army in full will be ready by the mid
die of next week 1t will require eleven mil
lions OF dollars for this purpose
A remarkably well executed counterfeit
fifty dollar Treasury note has boen receive,
at the Department.
The cotton mills in Fall River, MasSRchu
setts, twelve in number, have suspended ope
rations, aho present. in consequence Of tn
rapid decline in the price of goods
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

In adverting to the reasonable and cheer
ing prospect Of peace, afforded by the late
intelligence Of the surrender OF General
Lees army, the Columbus Statesman
makes the following excellent suggestions
LET us express the hope, that in all our
rejoicings, now and hereafter, we shall ex-
hibt spirit worthy of those who recog.
nize Divine Hand in our great victory.
Let no boastful exultstions mingle with
our Joy; no brutal vindictiveness tanish
our triumph. Let us indulge no spirit of
vengeance or of determination toward the
conquered. Thegreat work of war accom-
plished, the even greater work of peace
will remain to be undertaken, and it will
demand all our energies and oil our end,l-
rance. Let MS show our gratitude TO q cd
by dong all that we can to mitigate the
sOrows and suilerings of those upon wllom
! the calamities of war have fallen. Let u,
exert ourselves with fresh zeal in minister
ing 70 the sick and wounded, in bii,dine
up the broken hearts, in providing for wild
ows and orphans, in reuniting, as faI ant
as fast rs we can, the chords of frietldshiI
and good will wherever they have beer
shattered, swept away, and thus exllibi
our land in that noblest of all attitUd ss-
the only attribute worthy of a Chri stial
natiOn---thAt of seeking to restore and I,
maintain peace and brotherhood at tlom
and abroad"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

The editor Of the Peoria Daily Post,
commenting upon the testimony 1ocentl Y
given by Mr.. Yallandigham before the
Military Commission in Cincinnati. yer y
truly remarks that "no man in Americ a
has been SO violently abused. SO unjustl y
slandered and SO generally traducsd an d
condemned by the administration press q .
Clement L, VallAndigham, and yet thsI q
is not in the political world man who ca n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Drawings: Ist June, 1st September, Ist
December,

PRO es ofshArss for each separate Drawing One
Share 10 Dollars, IL haros 100 Dollars l20 Shares
1000 Dollars Currency, payable In United Sta tes
Notes, Drafts or Bills ofExchange on Europe.
Rem alliances to bo made In registered Letters.
Arrangements have been made that the Prizes will
be rem tted direct 70 the Winners, that they be
caahej, at New York.
Applyto MIR. FREDERICK BINTZ, Bsnker and
ttnAH cll Agent In FhApHFoRT, MAIHE, rletteTs Ad.
dressed to s, Three King Court. London, will be at
tended TO. Ut
P.s. Prospectus can be- inspected at the Once o
this pfpsr. l-
Letters TO be directed ''per steamer, via Liver
pool" TO Frederick Sntl, Banker, In Frankiort.on
ths;Maine. Rsmittances which arrive alter the day
2 2tdraWinR, willba returned or invested In the mex
Dewing, at the option ofthe sender,
al2d2 tawtmlb D.. H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

THEATER-BEoKEL HALL.--Notwiihsta
ing the inelemency Of the weather, there was
a we'll 6lled house last evening, to witness the
popular comedy Of "onr American cousin y
The piece Was well put upon the stage, and
tho admirable manner in which il was rendered
would have done credit to the boards Of any
Metropolitan Thester. We are glad TO see
that our citizens are patroniziug this excellent
company as they deserve, aud We bsspeak for
them full houses during their short stay in
Dayton. We would advise the managers to
give us a repition Of Last nights bill, feeling
assured that IL they do, it will bo greeted with
an overfowing audience. 10 night will be
produced the great drama Of Camille from
French Of Dumas Iiis. The piece is strongly
cast Miss Josephine Tyson ian excellent
actress enncts the character Of Camille. and
Mr.. f. l.. Kent that Of Armand. After the
drama, Mr., H. Gross will sing comic song
the performance concluding with "Mr and
Mrs Peter White" in which Mr. Davies, MiSI
Annie Van otten and others will appear--at
traction enough in all conscience for one even
ing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Keep UP Ihe Recordi

We copy from the Dayton Journal of
yesterday, an article which is worth pre-
serving as a specimen OF Infamous malig-
nifty. 1t is commonly attributed to the
editor of the paper. Everybody else anx-
iously disowned the disgrace.
We have nothing more to say to-day.
If nobody is hung, however, until the
aforesaid editor pulls the rope, nobody is
in danger--not even the old tom cat that
news around his premises at night.
tFrom the Dayton Journal OF Aphl nth, 1861
RETRlBuToN.
Horace Greeley, and Henry Ward Bsechsr
have announced themselves in favor of the
broadcast amnesty, against oon6scation OF reb-
ell property, against any retribution in any
shape whatever, after peace shall have been
established in the nation. Some smiable
souls approve these gentle sentiments.
When we forget the thousands Of mob le
lives that have been sacrificed, the thousands
Of sorrowing widows aud orphans that hR' "a
been made, the thousands Of our potrio lic
braves who have been barbarously tortu red
and starved TO death in rebel prisons to ap
pease the accursed thirst for power of the
Internal slave arstocrats OF the South, the
Nation may cry for that mercy which is mur
der and petition Justice TO spare the prol ,erty
and lives OF the Infamous authors of the un
told misery which has been piled up on this
bleeding, weeping Republic.
Let justice be done though the heavens fall
When the great patricides are taken, If Goo
| in his inscrutable Providence shall perm il il
to he DONE let the bloodthirsty villains be col
EMMY arraigned before the gravest courts ol
the Nation, and IN the face of Christian o ivili
zaton let their doom be decreed. Let the
Judges pronounce that "You Jefferson Da
Wis, and you John c. Breckinridge, yon Judah
/ p, Benjamin, and your confederate mur dererl
and traitors OF the master class, be hu ny By
the necks until you are dead dead dead
and may God Almighty -r
l The Nation does not demand sweeping
| sentence. II would 10 magnanimoun to re-
/ pentRnt rebels The people OF tho North
! pity the miserable wretches who we're d uped and
| forced into the crime Of rebellion by their mas
terS. They would extend TO them all tho gym
pathy which the generous and mag unanimous
North has always shown to the poor of all the
world. But the people, who have poured out
their blood and treasure to suppress rebellion
require that the authors OF rebellion shal
suffer the penalty of outraged law If JEFF
Davis, John O. Breckinridge, and their fellow
cons pirRtors who devised the rebellion, ar'
not hung, justice will be cheated of its dueP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

A son of Mr.. Draper, collector of the
port Of New York, has the weighing of the
cotton received at that port, at a fee of one
per cent. The New York Express says on
a recent job OF 81, 800, 1000 his two weeks
fec was SIs0,000. Young draper is loyal
from his hat to his boots, and thinks the
war a delightful thing for the country.
There Is always something left for the
Government after its pamPsred officials
have been satisfied.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Pence mud Union.

To the extract published yesterday, from
Mr., VallAndighams speech of January, 1863
we desire to add the following from his later
speech at Peoria, Illinois, October oath,
1864
have spoken for the Union-a reconstruct
ed Union--the Federal Union OF our fathers;
not for national unity or territorial unity
which is, and can be but consolidated despot--
ism. Union upon the basis OF the Union OF
's7, is the only form OF Government, in my
deliberate judgment, consistent in this country
with public liberty or private right--vith free
Republican Government have adhered to it
from the beginning | shall to the end.
Loud applause. And | hail with rejoicing
the many signs Of good omen which are com
ing up to US from the South, even in the midst
of the carnage and devastation OF civil war
1 sm against Southern Independence. | am
for Southern rights and Northern rights, aud
western rights-the rights and liberties and
interests of the whole country. [GreAt cheer
ing And, though mountains intervene, yet
have that faith in reunited country which
can remove meuntains have spoken, too
to-day, for PEACE Loud cheers | am foI
peace, speedy aud honorable peaoe-peact
because Il is the last hope OF liberty and Un
ion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
SHERIFFS SALE.
John olngrnan against Harriet II. Aytes, st al.
Case No. 1894, Superior Court.

Pursuant 10 order OF the Superior Court OF Mont.
9omerY County, Ohio, made la the above oase, viii
oder At public auchon, at tho door OF ihe Oonfl
House, ia the city Of Dayton, Montgomery county
Ohio, on Ir ut s.H- III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
No. ~ Jefferson sirest
Opposite The Market)
WILLIAM KEHM,
real, ESTATE Al ADMINISTRATOR s
| SALE

IN pursuance 81 0n order granted by The probate
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, viii oiler loa
sale, ~ public auction, en-
Saturday NE e9A dayoi AprR, a. D. 1866,
Az two O'clock, afternoon, uron tba promiseH the
following described rca estate aiiuae IN tho County
Of Montgomery, and Slate OF ono, to-Wit "Stuaioiu
tho northeast quarter dissection t3, ttWn 3, range o.
east sc, described M follows EegnnnR at stone
the northwest corner o tMd laim IN nne south o.
IY epht SO chains 70 10 htonoi therce north hu' B
81 0l CHAINS 10 Aioun on nc eHtt line OF \. d
quarter section thence notih3' b~i west II chains
to Tie northeast corner Of said afm thence south S.
4V weet ~ % chana 20 the pare of b,NnniuR con
taining twelve nd iWonty'ono hundltdlhA ll22D
acres Appraised AZ slaD--tuhleet 10 Wldowa dover
Terms u Sale-O nc. third IN cash on mo d0y q sale
one third ia one and one th rd in Two Joarsifom Tho
day OF sale with nterett, the puymtni 10 le rcmed
w mortgage on The prt misses SO .
WILLIAM q. RANDALL,
Admu islrator Of Ohm @. hpndnlli deceased,
BA0ooTr Attorney, alM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

The books for the collection OF the tarea for 1894
due June 2Oth, 1895, arc ready NJ tn
ONCE, Coun House, Dayton. This law itnpogas A
penalty on All tA1es not paid on before the goth Of
June neat Thoae who wish 10 avoid being detained
10 tina payment Of taxes, eau do W by paJng before
the rush commences.
JoNA, KENNY,
Treasurer Montgomery County, ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

We find in New York journal, an in
teresting article, treating at considerable
length the phenomena of inundations
The theory advanced is that the destruc-
tion of our forests is the primary cause Of
the great freshets experienced from year to
year in nearly all sections of the country.
This theory holds good in Europe, where
it is established by geological science and
experience, and those who have given the
subject thought and study contend that the
progress Of destruction on our woodlands
has rendered it equally applicable to this
side Of the ocean. The secondary cause
---hemming in and filling up Of stream
beds--assigned to account for overflow OF
banks and destruction of property. is ap-
parent to all -h4+ ~. A-aA -Aa3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
AmusEmentg.

b e Q * Il L III "A L L.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Employment.

htyh A MONFH--AgentA wanted 20 sell Sewing Ma
DID chimes. We will give q commission On oil
Machines sold, OF employ agents who viii work lo
the above Wagea and an expenses paid. Address
d B' nfRRiNTOH CO.,
iesdlwRW3 Detroit, hiohlgAD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Tptn advertisements.
Imperial Austrian Money Dis
trIhutIOn,

cF THE STATE LOAN or THE YEAR 1854
THIS Loan Of Forty Millions Of Florins, a TO be
repaid in Prizes amounting to l2O, ,sS3 900 Florins,
9oVernment .....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12

Between the hours Of Two and four O'clock r. M Of
SAID dag, the following real estate, situated in the
county Of Montgomery and State OF Ohlo, and In
Harrison township, and described as follows 10 viii
Situated In the southesst quarter OF section twenty
nine (p9l, town two W, range BK east and described
as follows hegnnng 10 the center OF the Dayton and
Wolf Creek iree turnpike, At the southwest corner oi
Henry Highs foulteen aore lott thence %, W so 8
poles 20 the said Highs N W cornsr; thence Bss w
~ poles 70 Christian Reasons N corner; thence
s4Hs, 10 $50 70 said corner In the center OF said
pike thence with the center Of the same ese lG
poles 729<o, 10 polos to the place Of begnnnipe
contaung fourteen acres and one hundred and thirty
| perchea, mare or less, IN MONTGOMERY oounty Ohio
TERAs or BASK.--One.thiTd cash on day Of asie one
third In one year, and one-thrd in two years with
interest nom day OF sale deiaEFsd naYneuta u ~
secured by moTlgegs on the premises
Appraised at sbS2t, and mnst sell for two-thIrds Of
the appraiaament ' 'T
Tho above s the lAts Tesidenesof Benz. N, Ayres,
adjoining the city OF fDayton, and is highly improyed
tract OF land, and hno residence aud very dssifabs
property. ., q. II. DAVIDSON,
: ~. liih sheriff and Master OOmHissioner.
JoHH HoWAaD Sos, Atly's for Pl'h.
ai2dawts t.N .Ht
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The Csurf in Mourning-Lieuf. maury
Turned uexicau-- Reported Suarisf Re
verses.

Intelligence has arrived from Mexico 10y way
Of UayaSn, 10 the Both " September.
Tho Imuarial Court was ordered into mourning for
seven da, for the death OF the Graad Duchess SOphs
Of Baden. -,
Lieut. Many late Rebel official has received from
the Emperor MaYimilL,n. papers of naturalization. he
IL therefore n0w a Mexican citizen.
The story that Jrnrrz had passed tho frostier a:
paso del Nore and bad gone 10 Santa te was Doe' ed
in Nex,co civ oa the 31th uit. The Inpefiaiss
gas recorded IL The practical end Of tae |sAres re
sistance.
party of Zouayes had attacked . band oi JuarisS
under Nendsz and dispersed them thus rpasisblish-
ing communication between Iampico and Dan Lult
Po.Osi. -,
Vsrons other small battles are reported a. resulting
fiyorably 20 the Imperial cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

Jnarists In church on Sunday and few women sno
cbiId,en killed Tue chief of tue garrison. having
oa,hsred all the men he could. charged the guer
rillns killed 20 of them and compelled item 10
r-onnt retreat At Ailzant3, State OF Vera Cruz
th, population. having declared for tho Empire
seni 10 prison 30 Of the men who had oeer
let IN the plsoe BY Alatorre Jusrist leader and phi
npe Of them to death Aatorre, learning tbese iacts
left the city of Nayneo. where be was ana came
back upon NJ Mzantl killed thirty men In the neighoor
hood and, according to correspondence pa'o 0een
actually roasted alive the Inhabitants Of that city,
the mountains of Txnigaipau, In the valley o. Monte
yuma the Juariss hayo been completely routed py the
French under Col. de Courcy. They Let 200 men
killed and wounded in the fight In San Luis PotoS
tho guerra leader Menoez has been defeated Oy t''
Ireseh commaudant. Dnlaye. In Queretaro tue Jusr
lists have also been severely handlod At Serrote Ne'tor
Agnirre and Francisco uterrez two notorious guerrii
las were defeated. The State Of Tehuacan is repre-
sented as being infested ith thieves In NeuVo Leor
the state Of atTiirs most lanentablc Tie Jdgrist
divided into small bands under Aguirre Gainda ant
Urea are securing tho country ia The vicinity
Coahaila. In TaDaulipas. Escobedo. Cortinas' Irev
iio snd Mendes have all their own war. Ia NueVo
Leon. EinsiuzI Faluen and Cara Milo arc carrying
on their depreda,ions everywhere. The mode Of war
re OF the cuerras is to fall unexpectedly ppon de
fenseiess haciendas and villages and to cary aiont
with them al they can. t.fs ..-..
Porrio Dioz, who had been put to priscr IN the Col
ege Of Carolho hos effected his cscepa through th'
windows Of bis cell leaving letter explaining Tie mo
tiveS OF his ilis ut. '+
Tie papers Of chihuahua state that Juarez has aban
donod IA pieces Of cannon. his ammunitions and ma
era OF war on the shore of the river San pue3o and
other gurs in Chiaahua and in the vicinity. The pop
ualion Of The latter city has been asking for arms
TO protect Itself sgans. robbars and guerTilas
The battagn Of French Zouayes has taken the fortified
position called Cen de Chaua, between guIa ant
TamauApas. The position has been fortified by TN
Juarists and al the gunners killed at the foot
their guns. .
In conseqence Of the death Of D. Francisco de Paul'
and Of Grand Ducles Sophia Of Baden. the lmperia
Court II Mexico Will DC in mourning for seven days
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
VIRGINIA.
The Election Passes on Qnietiy-VnseDis's
Chsse. is tac First, secoad and Ncrfoit<
Dissricts-AdditiovnI Beturns-Bnr-
bsar, Risxwsy aud stuart snecr''f"i--
Cearsd, an Original secessiosi'''
Chosen.

WASHINGTON Thursday, Oct. H. ls6j I
From returns received here to-nightthere II
no doubt Of the election to Congress OF B. Johnson Bar
bour UBion in the third district over John Pende-
ton aud others His district nc1dcs the City OF Rich
moud. Robert Ridgewsy. Union. is elected in ths
Fourth and Alexander X. Fl. Stuart elected probably
in the Sixth District Robert s. Conrads majority in
Alexandria part of the seventh District oyor Lewis
Mckenzie Union is Is Conrad was one OF tle signe-s
of the ordinance of Secession He ayowed previous ts
the election tbs. he could not subscribe 10 tho cath
elected There Is nothing definite nom the other por'
tons OF the District but Conrad is probably elected
FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday Oct IL, ls6J.
The Virginia election passed off quietly, and
the Union candidates probably elected TO CongresS
in the First and Second Districts. l.. II. Chandler 4
undoubtedly elected to Congress from tie Norfolk Dis
trct.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Senatorial Nominations.

..-r.lg -PoUGHkEEfslE, Thursday. Oct. T. 1865
At the Onion Senatorial Conyentionheld in
this city to-day. Edward G. Wilbur Of Ohath.p,,
Columbia County, was nominated for State Senator
from the Eleventh Senatorial District.
ALBANY. Thursday, Oct. 70 1865
Moses H. Plat of Clinton County was to-,iay unani-
mously nominated the Union candidate for Senetol
from the Sixteenth District. -..t
TRoY, Thursday Oct 70 1852.
Thomas j. Strong Of Sandy Hill was today nom,
mated by the Democratic Convention in this eitv los
Senator from the Twelfth District.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
The Rhsde leland Horse FaIv.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Oct. l2, 1865
Ihe Rhode Island Horse Fair closed satstsc,
toriH this afternoon. The 81 go premium open 20 al
trottng horses was taken by Paine Of New York.
Iime-2:3I 2:ael, 1856. The two.mile trot was won
by Gen Sherman OF Hartford The premiums for =, M.
hons for general awarded First TO Abdal.
lah of NewYork second, to G. n. Patchen jr of MI
ford Mass. third, Clarion OF Portland Conn. Tn.
lIst premium for running horses taken by Char.
lotse +. Of New York - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
VIZ ERMONT.
Csnveaing sf she General Assenabiy-Or-
Ranizniiaa-YaledIcl dIclory Of Gov. smith.
MoSrrmnR, Vt. Thursday. Dot. ~ lstJ

ofosrrnHR, VT, Thursday. Got. - 1865.
The General Assembly of Vermont convened
in this place to-day The House was promptly organ
bury us Speaker and j. II. Flagg, esq. OF Wiuingos
as Clerk. ..r..E
Mr. Stuart was elected on the first ballot by sever
majority.
Gov Smith viii deliver vaIediciory mes sage thi,
sra
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
santa Auna Euii.,iag Troops.

News from ST. Thomas, received to-day, states
II az Gen Santa Annals enlistng troops Intended 70
aid Juarez ami the natioDal 1 NJ xico. He had
however VI latest dates enlisted only l%7 men, most 81
whom we're ltaians.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Fire near Providence.

PROVIDENCE. L. l., Thursday, Oct. Ie. lss5
The extensive woolen mill Of Chppin &,
pcwney at OlneySlle was partially destroyet, nv trs
snis s evening Inc car'iing spinning AMI dressinS
water The loss is rather heavy but vel c"1sSel ~
insurance In this city and New. York. ' N''V'" ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
From Fsr,res. Observation-Disclosures.

Fortress MONROE. Thursday. Oct. l2 1866.
The steamer Malvern. the flagship of Com
podore Radford. has been dismissed the service.
Commodore LaIman leaves in bis flag ship (Yantic)
to-day for Charleston and Savannah 20 inspect the
North-Atantic Squadron.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Addre.. Of Gen. Hsward-TAe stat. Deb,
RALMoH. n. o.. Tbursday. Oct. l2. ls6s

KALKIUH, N. q, IDur5udY Oct II, lS6S
Gen. Howard is addressing the members of
the Convention and largo assemblage OF citizens AT
the Capitol tonight. -
b The Convention to-day was ocevpiod in Disgusting
the State debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Fatal Aecident-Denih Of she He'' Dr'
Homes Of New-Yerk.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday

PHILADELPHIA. Thnrsday oct. ~ !oCS
The Rev. Lot Jones, ID. d.. RESIDING az o; w;
~ eacond.aye New.York, deputy TO u Q EPlscopas
conyeptJon. fell from the steps OF 81 L9kes Chnrcn
tbis syenIpg fracring his skull Ond Ned lht"olVuf'