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RELIGIQC8 INTELLfGENCr.

The following services will be held tomorrow:
f,Fs1 Al f. ChPres sostheas corner q
ed by lhe Pastor, Rev. G. q. Fowler, Il 1@ a. n
s14 2 2 r. Evsn1Dg n suojec-"T The Philosophy
IN This church i'y the Pastor, Rev. A. Kcnyoa i
III 4, m., and Il p. N. Sunday school cnnmencos
At t1Sl6, At TIC close Of the morning service. III
The Church Of the United Brethren ia Chris, /,
situated on the corner OF Cliaton md Wiisnn
street-kev. j. &. N. LOCKER, Plptor. Preachino
4 1922 =. n: snd s:so p. n: Sabbath School % and
sis Il tss 2saih fese9ss:n e9sa fes
Chapel corner Of Washington and Robv sfree,e-
2t ~ o'clock, M and eyening 1t y o,e'oeE Pseach-
bath school At II ,. n. All arc cordis,ly iny;tsd
and will be accommodated with se1ts. IL 'A'So'
Plymouth congregational Church. Meet reeu.
,. icy f9T M naoes,h worship In Smith NiIor s
1t 1gs u. n. sabbath School and Bible C'ass meet eel
tse eTenne ~ hs pas
hl: seItc: q lectures to young man Tue We'd
nefday erentng psagermsetnsi is held IN he base
msnt Of ne ~ Unitarian Church, Wabash avenue,
Vincent fs temporarily With the army of The Po.
1omas IN ths ssIvlcs M of he Christian commission.
Rev. L. Hitchcock, DID,, and at e D. M hy ReT!
L T. Reyes, Presiding elder. Afterwards, until
1ne pastor ret9fns, Dr. Eddy Will supply the pulpit
sion buildings Of the church Of God viii conduct
divine eetvice morning and evening, Hour Of
commencement lot and z o'clock. The church Is
located on the corner OF Warren and Roby etreete
The eubtect OF Rev. j. r. Hlbbard's lecture
sabbath 81 1, eTsnne. At the HeN Jernsalem Temple
out Devils, Or The Signs that Follow Trus
Faith" Mark, xvi chapter, ,17th and lsth verses,
SeLvtre commences at u O'Clock. Seats free,
Third United Presbyterian Church. Service to.
morrow at 1o{ q. H.. BY Rev. N. Clarke, In En-
street Mission Chapel, corner Elm snd Dearborn
stects. Strangers are cordially invited to attend
, 1865-03-18
ID L e u .

In this CITY, yesterday, EDHIN RoSEhr GRtF; :;
FlIHS, IN his seventeenth 3esr, ol lnuamha'lon OF
the tr4n, after an l!lne16 Of only tour da!s
Iteaune1al will taEe plata 81 oc.ocx On sa9aaJ
Ihe deceased was ripe scholar for hs Tta1s ana htd
lie lived yculd hare trt,1ned to hi<h lite aty emit
nsnep lis des bss teft al achtn9 void In the tami
In til. civ. Wedr e,day evening, March 15lh, Mr.
EVAN HUGHES, sgpd 81 yeArt
to.mo:soY isancaj) afternoon at2 q'c:oek.
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cd nyde as1 Pssk Eyssstop: H,nover, whesltoe, Elk
Calumet, orland,. Bremen, Bloom. Lsfs View. 1yz.
Thornton Worth, Fourth Ward, rourteenth
Sgs Wa,d haEe. palsrns Harrington. Rich, North
their qu:tss md are out Of the draff. A~N
The following table viii show tte snb-a,str,cts
EtflI in defUult md their aftosra. N10--N'0
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aDo abusive. which led to his arrest The aboro
fined slo and costs. Int in q moment Of
weakness the jus'ice suspended one-halt Of the
1ne. 1hc oasnss of tho h.e1:assaa -s5 1av,.7 ~.
e1eufaele. .s4e fne in the first instance Was by
.1r tuD low, and the course Of the Justc. in eus-
pending It piece of mistaken kindness. ltis tiuoe
that this fraternity were t1ught that these fragrant
and frequent violations OF our wholesome hack
Let them know that When caught, they hare 10
friend at court"
, 1865-03-18
at11uBf1l1cfttH.

11cVICKER'S THEATRE,
Iva Madison street. between STATE and Eea.hoFu
.h3r oncr open from 10 to and from 3 to5 O'Clock.
Beats be secured ore week in ADVANCE Door oeeo
At clock: performance { TO commence Rt7< O'Clock
ssturtey .reh 18th. pasitlse:y 1akt appearance oi
1[R. d AIRS. IT. j. FLORENCE.
Tie thrilling uteh p'an%of
RORY O'MOORE.
EorJ 0'hsoofe. ". J, Eoreuce
Iocu1esude win the Comedy or
fASKEE uOUSEKEKPaE-
- .OStt CO
feR ann. Alt f4Ofeuco
Saturday Atternoon-Flofence Matinee. IRISH
LInE. 1Nn Moore, Mr. Fiortace. HRlCK MAR
KfE:l- Vivian Ripufc. Mt. r. j. Florence. Airs.
FL renee III i've characteJs
~ MoIdHJ. MAG3Ik M1TCuIL.
COL. WOODS 5 MUsEUm.
ID. q Ama:sments
SATURDAY. March 18th,
be press tei Rroneh ms t7tAnd Fonasuc Drama Of
THE nUKE's OTTO.
With great cRef. ....-. .....
~ In rehearsal ana will shortly be produced with
~ II 15Ig;Hal m9tic the great Scotch Drama Of
a. JEsKPH CHILE aged 1ss years. q man older
than the immortal WAshioK tp1.
, 1865-03-18

W Burdaall's Arnica Ltntmeut, m infallible
shot wounds, paiEs tn the limbs and back. chill
blains, &c. A single application aliays tho pain
NON burn or ecald tue Instant it IS applied. No
family should be Without it. For sale By al drug
gists. Ie:1-m9-ot
e Paper Hapgings, Painting, Ca1cirnin!ng and
Glazing. at F. E. kighJ's, 50 Randolph street.
fat!Lk3fssa-1 I'm
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#atrinlu1ttal.
MATRIMONIAL INTEL

MATRIMONIAL 1NTELLI-
N GESCE-LAt1es or gentlemen w!ahinR to pro.
rure inter esting and INTEL gems corre,pcudents
m,t1i1 9si,Ey Ct osns otasrs1sa y .taellnsd caa Be
An1 pe1oss sen1inR their photosIsnn,
win possible. receive the plct1re Of their CORES.
nrndeptin return tnc1ase sDc aud sdlft 81 Gf 0RfR
6E0MeY. box ts22ss, Chicago 20, mhi7niH stS
, 1865-03-18
-.. Our Soldiers


Busiuess called me- 10 Indianapolis Few DAYS
ago.; IN the a2mo car WAS aidetachment Of the 4sth
Wisconsin volunteers. Alter the soldiers were
seated, several ladies' eutered, one or two Of
whom were nGt Immediately accommodated with
of the Improperly Of allowing soldfers In the
ladtes~ cat, &C. A gentleman O. replied, "Wt;t,
madam yon need not wonder at anything they
Will do for thu soldiers, for they rule cuu1-
plc1ely. We ore not allowed the right OF speech,
press, nor arc VIC eyeu allowed to 60 to the ballot
box md yote for the candidate Of our choice, IN
less indeed We are willing to vote for tue t1taIl
Splitter" Then followed a long account Of how
ne proposed 10 settle this ''unholg" rebellion In
the meantime the lady renamed standing until
soldier seeing her rose Immediately and gave her
his seat, and he did not offer it With the case and
poleh Of court1er, be old 1t Hike noble, honest
man. dtd NOS envy her her feeling iii she oud
any, Although the soldier WIS ignorant Of her
conversation, I aE sure that ii he had heard it he
would have acted In the came manner, for a. a
true man he would not forget that abe, like his
mother, was woman. lhau the pleasure OF con-
yersing With few of the boys. What blessings
they showered on the ladies or The .sIsest'' for
their Enuness to the weary boys, and said that
they could do their duty better for the encourage
Ecnt giyen them by the Union ladies' sud gentle
men Of Chicago. promised to- send tdem the
home papers occasionally, and asked tbep, Whist
was their choice. One Of them, who had fought
thlrty-thlec months and had Just re.enfsted TO-
pied "send US papers that do not ind tault with
Ee Administrator, that is doing everything 10
bring the country through this mortal Struggle"
n. r. p,
, 1865-03-18

DR.. BIgelow.-A large proportion of the
human rare suffer more or less from venereal dis
easce or their concou,itants. 1t Is apparent from
this that 1t Is TO the vital interest Of those who
have been unfortunate enough to contract the ye-
neFeaa taint, by Endence Or hesedtaEt1y. should
place themselves nnter his care, thoy nay reft
aasured that all that man ran do 7cM be done for
them. Nor IN this all. Those who would visit
him may doso IN strict confidence that their feel
ap ther o. 2o ~ ia
expeditions and unohtrrsIve method Of lteatmcut
the patient need not fear ctscumstantal exposure,
ed in keeping verbal silence, and preventing the
chance contact Of patients who may visit him at
the eamc time. He has separate consultation
once without being aware Of the presence Of each
other. Those who wish the best treatment a1d
the most honorable dealing, ehould. without fail,
Clark street, On the corner Of Monroe. where he
may be found at all hours ofthe day and evening.
send for his Guide to Health, free Of charge.
mCh1 1R-pEtD.1Y
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Mr. BeckersB Concert.

0tat aedelt- .....+............--.....9,EG
=. Total enlistnents einee Jan. i, 2,1GG
, 1865-03-18

Recfnttf0R. j.
There were thirty saven men recruited ye.ser.
CAV fins 6fatrihufed.
, 1865-03-18

NV. FA1n-SKMEEn Scnoo1-The teachers
and children Of The Skinner School will give a
grind entertainment on Nond.y, April 10Th, in
Smith 4 Eixon's Hall, In Md Of the funds OF the
forthcoming Sanitary Fair. The whole school Is
nov, and hse been for some lime past, actively
engaged in the work Of preparation, being deter
interesting character, fn1 above the average Of
school exhibitions. The tab:eau1 win be very ar
tt.tically arranged.
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II this should meet the eye OF any ono
suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma.
or any Pulmonary Affections, we would refer them
cases, affofd @ II epcedy rsiici, and in most efFsti
speedy cure For sale by all druggists.
mh!G-n572-3t I'll sAATu
, 1865-03-18

Hnr mcctfnE-The Sanitary Fair An.
pOtntn1ent of Commfttccx-Procee
tngs in the Courts-rhe Evans
sion Railway ACn1n-Hr1tS
Of Habcas Corpus Ter.
61cI4s Decisions, Etc.
, 1865-03-18

EAcnANT.-E1fza Quinn, notorious vaerant
Was found at the Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne De-
pot, yesterday, In state OF tntoxication, having
in her possession black lress coat, pillow slips.
towels, talle cloth. aud chitdreu'e and l4d,css an
parel. ehe w0s takcn before Justice McDonslt.
and 1Ied 80 for yngrancy- The property Is al
Iue Central Sl1tlon.
, 1865-03-18

cu1cEEnIsa'e GRAsD.-We saw yesterday at
Hced'e Temple Of Music, in MoCormick's marble
building, on the corner OF Dearborn and Randolph
street. superb Chickering's Grand pIano, said to
10 this citv. 1t was made expressly to the order
Of prominent railway Official Of Chicago. We
Ing IL orr chiea: homes and he taste and iibsr.
ally IL we'll placed whi1h tnds erch bcstowal.
, 1865-03-18

Has Nature nm Antidote for acquired dis
eaEest AL who suffer believe they ought to and can
be cured The PLANTATION BITrEn5 prepared by
Dr. Drake Of New York, hare no doubs benefited
and cured more persons Of Dyspepsia, Nervous
Weakness, General Debility, and Mental Dcspon-
dency. than auy other article IN existence. They
are composed OF the purest roots and herbs,
fully prepared, TO be taken a. tonic snd gentle
stimu'anf. They are adapted to any ago OF con-
dition OF life, and are extensively popular with
mothers and persons Of sedeotary habits.
mchtSn1951t
, 1865-03-18

THE 15G1u 1LIISoIs REG1aEST.-The following
1s list Of the field and staf officers OF the 15Gth
Regiment, which left Camp Fry on Wednesday
evening for Nashville. We have previously given
the list Of company officers:
Colonel--S Sm1th.
Lieutenant Co'onel-ErwIn B. Mcseer.
Ms]or-John TuniAon.
Ad1utant-C. E. Lowe.
Observation-Disclosures P. Lyon.
S1rEeon-Hilltnm II. Hess. .-
First Assistant SurEeon-Wm. r. Peudeld.
Second Assistant Surgeon-Henry T. Godfrey.
Sergeant Msjur-Wiiliam 4. Larish.
QunItermaster Sergeant-John Byrne.
CoEnmfseary Serreant-Normau Bullock.
The regiment II 467 strong. Colonel Smith wae
onel OF the 156.h By request Of General Grnnt lie
will join the regiment at Nashville.
, 1865-03-18

1atlve, decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural color, tnnt dyeIng,
eEcctuaIly curing all diseases Of the scalp. pre-.
venting the hair from FILLING oil, giving It soft.
ne.s and elnss that nothing else can produce.
Try it. Price Sl.G0 per bottle. Sold by alt drug.
glsta. Fuller, Finch s Fuller, Agents. Chicago.
= mill. .n354 l5t.Tr&3AT
, 1865-03-18

uEIp 70 BAn~-Pf Connors was yesterday
arragnea on the Charge Of robbing the soldier
J jhu Gfce1ey-tht c,rcumsanccs OF which were
1nentioucd in the T2lpuSE yesterday. Tie was
fully identified as the robber, and committed to
Jail in default OF & 800 bail.
, 1865-03-18

THE1n PAT At lAsr.-The extra compensation
for our police, voted for By the Common Council
on the 18th Of last December, will be paid this
morning. The cum, which\ amounts TO about
81, COO in the aggregate, has been welt earned,
and wall ecTve 10 relieve the hard.hips which q
hegEarly compensation has forced rron many of
ouf police officers.
, 1865-03-18

MISTAKEN lEf1ENoT.-At the Police Court, on
Thursday, Major Peck made complaint against a
naG1 orlsef lor esercharging. De carried the
g fare. HIS paesenrera thought tho charge e1or-
hitant md looked for tbs table Of zates which
II was not there. BE hcn grew very botstcrops
, 1865-03-18

o1AA1 AMI ~HSNAA ~ " 4sF~A
II are reminded that their Slate auu county totes
are now due, uud the Collectors nHaiting p3y ment
cnnfv nrd dchts nre ,ne. The wives Of sulffers
mnst i've maid. md other liabilities met Will not
or property owners REMEMBER this. Recollect,
a6o, that In few da5s more the Clerk VIII be au-
t'o1azca 70 ST. "ns1s toT t r. . I've aoe III osea
pai9. AVON uS ao"o ~, " e ~. :" Na1 ., ata T.
WE ~ ~ .rr 31HHv mn1e ~ oA.s -
Il '~No' :" WV 'N~e- -
pnAxz Assoc1Ar1ons.-Wc desire to urge upon
thc citizens Of the VARIOUS Wards the necessity Of
s1s,nr The dIfTercpt Draft A.soctstions in thcir
.sar+e tn mi the ouofs. urec.uitine be not 1arce-
=. s,t.nr,o,ea snr,n,, the coming three or fonr
:. ,1o..;,sh1c Tha ,,n,v v,v tn ,roI5
daSG otaat u 4ues 49,. ~. .ss ~ .'o.
this calamity 1e 10 CONC ~ VIII s1e Honex; ~
the present pf1ee o. tec,uns ary a.u eaa uu rs II
quota for c.mpAfnt1sc1y MonsIAIe sun. ano one
cnrely within reain o. rs hsvs s dnas gene
lily. lei those who arc blsssed with IN aound-
nnce do US we'll and the draft may pe hresfcd'
THOMAS z. CourrSr1-Tbis gentleman, who
-. -.oor.,- ott,ir,a IN r,ncnriahie notoricty In
-. .ss..a IN ~. ~ .sn.n1r.,1 esaea noW IN
<1nnceIon aa WIN ene attasv1 .r-asiea nv tWo
a. AZ Gns1nhan, sas Attnr,
n 1saug1 upon ~ ~. ,xtth cnn.
fnirarT. and the u;her r:1ti, adm and nbettinc
, 1865-03-18

NORTHWESTERN SANITARY FA1R.-Thefe will
be meeting Of tho sesera1 committees appointed
oy the Divisions Of Sons Of Temperance in this
city this {satufday1 evening, at Room No. Me-
nopolitan Block corner Of ASalle and Bandoioh
afr
, 1865-03-18

Atlantic White Lead and Lfnseed Oil
Co., OF New York, manufacturers Of Putr White
Lend, Red Lead, Uth3rge, Glass Makers Red
Lead, etc.
Alao Linsccd Oil, Raw. Boiled and Refined. For
Eale By Druggists and Dealers generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General Agents, eS7
Pearl street, New York mar18,n922lty S&W
ArlinEtonss nIlnstrels will appear at Me-
tropolttan nall for few evenings, commencing
OF Wednesday next. mhlS-nSi9 It
Business len look to your fntereft. See
advertisement on first page. Don't faf! to read II.
ma11-ns53-1t
, 1865-03-18

VETERANS GorKa FonwAnD.-We are glad to
learn tha. the recruiting for the Hancock Corps is
going on brarely. Old officers are daily enlistlus
as rr1ratcs In this Corps. TODAY, Captain who
had served over three years enlisted as a prIyare
Veterans wishing to en!iss cauarp1y at ''No 81
Corps amounta TO SIS per month for one years
, 1865-03-18
EDWARD s. G0SS,
|4COMMISSION GOLD BROKER,
No. 8 la Clark Btreet.

A SPECIAL MEETING ot'
~ Tay}c1s Patsery As.oci tim ". " .ITHuRDAS)
eTentps. 1t TX oc ek a. .. q .sttnn i.u sa
WI os brought ~ fo1 so3.;ne 9.'afd D. caAs9:
ulh16nsGl 1t 1tnp Coa4------ Coa4-
NASTINGs.-Contrae:t!:s ssetl,s!s so1lc!sfa ftl
h,ne1, IT, I'd oss1
n i hss snash 51 Tc.sIk street.. between Ps
aaS TsyeSs 4 ssFetEs:. 10, WILSON co tfF'pastQF''
, 1865-03-18

DOR SALE-The Foundry
a. known as the '.Qnlon Eozccry,' o. E'ark utreet,
chicago. Together with all the tooA and mschnery be
longlng to tae sa@e siso the land On Ehtch
nranch, Chicaass now occupied By tns Chicago d.
n;i1g Ccnpa9E sqnsist:ng Gf aoont s!sht acte. II;
c. GR.ESis. .Attorrey-atLaV, Cleveland, Ohio.
, 1865-03-18

HovEsf C1ncus--Te arc Informed that the n,o.
priesor Of Rowcs' circus has effected IN e: encr
mcDt VITA Mr. 7. Z. Fitch, OF this city. Win MI,
Immediately enter on hts durie1 as riusrnastsr lie
!s tnst Tue q for To- place. and will add largely
lishmeut, f-f ~9'1v
, 1865-03-18

FIRST WARD DRAFT MEEr1Na.-A meeting Of
the cltizens Of the First Ward viii be held in the
Circuit Court Boom this evening to concert me2-
surcs to Nh the contingent Of the Ward. The
certainty, unless recruiting be largely stimula-
ted. that deaft will be ordered iu the aGth snb-
district renders It innpc1.tivey necessary. Let
there be fnlt turn cut. to night, and let ere.y
meu cone prepared to pnt Ills own shoulder to
the wheel nor relax his efforts unifl the quota Of
the Ward be officially declared diled.
, 1865-03-18

tITAE1ASs-NoH1uWEsTE SANITARY FAIn
An members md those interea. ed In the Crtta.
sian Societies of this city earnestly requested
to attend the meeting to h. held on Monday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, in the Sanltasy Roous, In the
ie eorucs:Iy desired.
, 1865-03-18

ForsD.-J.'H. Alarms, of The firm OF Barton T.
1eamt. yesterday found. under the sidewalk On
Cook street near West Water. seven boxes OF
cigars. .Tbty bad.undouht. dly been stolen and
placed there for safety. They awafI identification
ut The Second Precinct Police Station.
, 1865-03-18

a Benefits Gl1actic Balm for females, for
ep!argiug, developing and Identifying the breast
thrcc-centt stamp, for circular, E Bennett & Co.,
Boz 5764, Chicago.
, 1865-03-18

SE1TF 4 GAv1nEn's MIxsTnE1s.-This excel.
lent troupe opened Mt Smith & Nixou'a hail last
evening 10 very lpll house. The programme
VIE loudly app1nuded IN almost every stage The
clog dancing Of De!chante was genuine treat TO
tllosa who admire thai class OF exercises and to
legion In the audience. They gire matinee this
afternoon.
, 1865-03-18
ReHl QEGfatk>=Uitn.

TOR SALE-Twofr .cla asa brick
Il Losses on Twesty.second aueet-tust aui.bed-
With al, moderu IN rove -euts Plans tn Dc sern It
GtrFtt mhl7ncT9ljf
, 1865-03-18

a CAGE or CONSCIENCE We ar, informed that
some OF the city butchers yesterdaY 4'put,' up te
pnce Of meat one to two Genus per pound, in the
lace OF IN oveFstocIed market. and falling prices
OF I've stock. Where are their consclenees{
, 1865-03-18
.Fnr Salt.

FOR SALE-A first. claAs Saddle
4 H.r.e MY bs sesn as AaERaa's Stang. .ess ct
, 1865-03-18

FALSE ALARx.-The alarm Of dre for the Sec,
ond distinct. a little after eleven O'Clock last
night, waa not justified BY the discovery Off c,n.
dac1ptlun, 1t IVES IalAe sl9.m.
, 1865-03-18

OST-On Tuesday eyeLing,
~ sbsut Ax O'Clock tn Blue Is and Avenua car.
xsrflenaAn's G1ld watch, open faoe ANAL chala II.
tashed Are~afd Of SO wi BE- paid f,g tta1etu1n 10
81 acu!h Natel street. ruhteu6:$ st
, 1865-03-18

- NoR1HwxsTEHa aFAIR-LKcruHE--Wec call atten.
ton 10 the lecture Of PROF. De Num- for the benz.
at OF tbs Sanitary Commission, advertised In IN.
other column.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28
THE DAILY EMPTRE.
Chhractcrlstic Anecdote.

We attended State Convention at Co
lumbus on one memorable ith of July, inn
mcdhuely af1rGeueral Jatkson had vetoed
the United States Bank bill, aud removed
the deposits, which was the cause of no lit
tie cxcitenent Ia business circlcs, Party
ism ran high; a committee of thirteen was
appointed by the Convention 10 prepare
sentiments fora festival 20 come Off in the
evening. The late senator Ben. Tappan
was the leading spirit, Repairing TO the
famous is of the American. the commit
tee proceeded 10 business. Lc Grand BY
ington played amanaeusis, while Caleb J.
McNulty was chief saggpster of scnti-
mcnts. ..I. .'.'H '.
We had been individually called upon
and had responded up 10 the twelfth toast.
One more was needed, when Mr.. Bymgton
suggested that ~ yet nothing had been
heard from the venerable Senator who was
lying stretched out or bed. "Ah," says
McNnlty, Judge, let's have one from you"
yes" replied the Judge, in his shrill
tone, "what will YOU havep"
McNulty suggested that we had better
lF,ye something about the United States
Bank.
The Judge, who was noted for his amia-
bility of language. responded; but before
he proceeded. McNulty interrupted him.
DRAW it mildly, Judge" said Mac.
Il Will" replied the Judge. "Are you
ready, Mr.. Scribe?n
Yes responded Byington.
Draw 1t mildly" reiterated McNulty.
" Will repeated the Judge, and pro-
cceded:
The United States Bank. We should
not speak III of the dedd or rail at the
damned .tI .l...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

1.-THE crowning glory of his life remains to be at
tanned in his discovery, or rather combination, Tor he
does not claim to have been the dlscover OF OEDoR,
which is the basia OF the Bltters now offered 10 the
public. That honor belongs ia the native inhabitants
OF Central America, to whom its 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,
GUS serpents. It is belief with them, that while
thefe breath in the body tha Oedron is potent 10
cure, no matter what The disease may be.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared to endorse this eX-
traYRgant preenson,he IS nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination OF the evidence relating TO
ia virtues, th't as remedy and preventative for a
diseases arising from exposure, either to change o
weather or climate, or TO miasmstIc influences, it
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28
lFrom tho Ciaclnnsu Enquirer
The Retirement of Butler--A POr-
trait.


We published on Friday pitliy political
obituary notice. written by the editor of
the Dayton Empire, upon the probable
retirement of Mr.. Stanton from the War
Department. As a worthy companion to 1t,
we give below the comments of the Balti-
more Gazette upon the resignation of Stan
toms colleague in glory, General Butler.
The two are admirable pen pictures, and
are worthy, almost, of being framed. The
Baltimore Gd@ette says:
"Butler has resigned What pityl No
longer from the immortal Fortress radiate
those brilliant beams that drew all contra
bands to himself; no longer does the beacon
glare that lit the flame in widows homes
and made young orphaned rebels weep; no
longer shall that pious mind revise the forms
and prescribe the rituals for dislOyal
churches, and interpret to ministers the
word of God, nor that hand Of relentless
grip cleanse altars of unhallowed gifts and
ornaments too costly and bright for temples
of humanity; no longer shall King Cotton
weep his sccpter governed by hand of
mail; nor more shall quail the timid wo-
man of dislOyal heart before the vengeance
of that neither eye; no more shall New
England preachers rejoice over the spoils
of n wicked foe. Butler has resigned His
selt-appropriating hand has been with
drawn, and Southern rebels hilariously
shout, insurgent swains peep from their
hiding-placcs and tinklc with tiendish ioy /:
rcbelious carpets unToll their gaudy cOlors,
and revolutionary pianos trump their
demon notes"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

One of the letter carriers in Washington
city has lately been detected in abstracting
money from the letters in his possession.
In his confession he stated that he had
opened about twenty letters addressed to
persons ON his route that he had been doing
this between three and four months; that
he had sealed mp and delivered or returned
to the pOstoilice all of said letters, excepting
one which contained five dollars; that he
opened letter since, containing siNty-two
dollars; and that he also opened letter
about the same time of the last, which con-
tained siXty-siX dollars but on suspicion
that II was decoy, sealed it up and deliv-
cred it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28

A FAIR PRoPosrrIoN.-The Louisville
Democrat SAYS ~
Sumner has proposed long rambling
oath for other people to swear. If he will
put proviso to it, that it shall be observed
only as well as he observes his oath to sup
port the Constitution of the United States,
II will do for any body to take.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-28
Turnpike Notice.

UNHE STOCKHOLDERS IN, THE MIAMIsBuRG
l. and Centerville Turnpike Company are hereby
notified q meet q the office Of D. D: sherhan, J. p,
At o'clock p M for the purpose OF eleciing seven
~ directors to serve the ensuing ysar.l tr ~
deesdawit GEORGE A. GROVE, Pres.
A DMINIsTRAToRs NoTIOE.-THE UNDER
tho estate Of John II. Holman, late OF Montgomery
county, ohiS, deceased. a LEVI HOFFMAN.
December IS, 1896 . b - deoI9g3tS