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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
ReIaIlatlOn-shar COrrespOn-
d-nCe between sherman and
IlnnDIOm.

RetaltatlOn-Shnr GOrreSpOn-
drnCe between sherman and
Hampton.
On the Oath Of February, General Sher-
man addressed note to General Hamp-
ton, Of South Carolina, notifying him that
as several of his "foragers" had been put
to death by the inhabitants, he had ordered
an equal number Of Confederate soldiers
to be "dsposed of in like manner" To
this notice General Hampton replied, in a
vehement letter dated the 9th February,
announcing that he held ffty-siX Federal
prisoners as hostages for the men whom
Sherman had ordered to be executed, and
adding; 81 beg to assure you that for ev-
cry soldier of mine, murdered by you,
shall execute at once two of yours, giving,
in all cases, preference to all officers who
may be in my hands" Thus is the war
daily becoming more and more bloody and
atrocious. But whoever will turn to Gen.
Green's correspondence in 1871, or to the
fourth volume Of Irving's Washington, or
to Simm's Life of Marion, will find an
exact and most instructive parallel.
The following is the correspondencesa.
"HEADoUARrERs, &c, IN THE FlELD,
February %, 1865.
Lieutenant General Wade Hampton, Com
manding Cavalry Forces, Confederate
States OF America:
GExERAL--It is officially reported TO me
that our ioraging parties are murdered after
capture and labeled "Death TO all ioragers
One instance of Lieutenant and seven men,
near Chester, and another of twenty, near n
ravine, eighty rods from the main road, and
three miles from Feaslerville ! have or
dered similar number of prisoners in our
hands to be disposed of in the same manner
hold about one thousand prisoners, captured
in various ways aud can stand 1t as long as
YOU. But hardly think these murders are
committed with your knowledge, and would
suggest that you give notice to the people at
large that every life taken by them simply re-
snlts in the death of one of your Conieder-
ates.
OF course, you cannot question my right to
forage in tire country. 1t is a war right, as
old as history. The manner of exercising it
varies with circumstances, and il the civil au
thorites will supply my requisitions, l will
forbid all foraging; but find no civil author
tiles who can respond to my calls for forage
or provisions, and | therefore must collect
directly of the people have no doubt this
is the occasion OF much misbehavior on the
part of our men, but l cannot permit an en-.
emy to Judge or punish with wholesale mur.
der. Personally, l regret the bitter feelings
engendered by this war, but they were to be
expected, and simply allege that those who
struck the first blow, and made war inevta.
BILE, ought not, in fairness, to reproach us for
natural consequences. merely assert our
war right TO forage, aud my resolve to protect
our foragers to the extent Of life for life.
l am, with respect
Your obedient sorv't,
W. I. SHERMAN,
Major General U. s. A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
Spring Election.

Justice Of the Peace.
ms. Empire Please announce the name Of LEVI
SptELMAN a. candidate for Justice OF the Peace
at The ensuing spring election.
School Board.
Mcssrs. Els. Please announce the Of JONA-
THAN kENNEY as a Democrats candidate for hoo
Board in the Eighth Ward. mails
Councilmen.
Messrs Els. Please announce the name Of j. A.
MINlCk ~ Democratic candidate for Councilman
in tho FL hth Ward at the ensuing election. malO
MesSrs. Eis., Please announce the name OF LAW
RENEE BUTH, Jr., as n candidate for Councilman in
the Eighth Ward. at the ensuing sprng election aud
oblige mac MANY CITIZENS.
Street Commissioner
Mcssfa. Eh,Ors. Please announce the name Of h.
ELktN, AZ candidate for Street Commisss ner II
the ensuing spring election. lie will serve the public
faiihmlly,H elected.
ieg7 MANY CITIZENS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

$25 DRAFT CLUB-FIRsT WARD-You are
hereby notified to meet at the Engine House
tonight, wednesday, at seven O'Clock, to
take action in regard to the new recruiting
law. vote will be taken whether to dissolve
the club, and start a new recruiting club, or
not 1t is your interest to see to this matter
All citizens OF the ward are invited to at.
tend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

Ifthe drunkard Johnson is to be dissm issed,
is there not more reason that Lincoln the Die
tator should be impeached by Congress The
former is powefless to ihjure any one but
himself; while every act of the latter is either
fruitful Of good or evil TO millions Of pseple.
Let the reformers begin at the beginning =
Nepdrk advertiser.
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Nem advertisements.
$40 REWARD..STRAY HEIFER.

OTRAfED, from the residence CT the subscriber
- IN Dayton on last Wednesday, n young heiIer red
and white color star the forehead three years old
and heavy with calf
Amy person who will return her to me, or leave in.
formation nj the Empire office shall receive the above
reward. malbd3 MICHAEL GlbBINS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

BeS~ Local items abound in Cincinnati, oi
an ont-oftheway sort Two persons we're
lately arrested, one Of whom had seized aud
cruelty twisted the tongue OF horse, while
the other kicked the poor brute. They we're
fined each ten dollars and costs Two parties
of boys lately fought battle with stones, but
they evaded the officers and made their es-
cape
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

BsS~Half dozen individuals were sent up
yesterday for being drunk and disorderly.' ;
When Andy johnson became drunk and dis
orderly, he was taken to Silver Springs, the
elegant country residence of the Bairs, to
enjoy refined aud courteous hospitality.
This is making fish of one and Gesh OF an
other.
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For Rent.
NEW FIRM

/ HAVE this day .soelated with me. in the Hopse.
l. Furnishing, China, Glass and Queensware bnsi.
ness, at aes Third street. Dayton ONO, Mr. Jahn h
Moorman, my former book keeper The h1,sinss.
will continue In future under the style Off #. Wolf
Go. N iNO ~ vf,J ~
Dayton, March 6, ls65-ma4dtf . ""h''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

PRIETIEG.-Any person who wishes hand
bills, circulars, billheads, cards Of every size
and quality, pamphlets, or any other kind of
plain or fancy printing can be accommodated
at reasonable rates At the Empire Office ] 10
Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

16S-The street railroads in Indianapolis
have been so successful, that arrangements
are being made to lay down additional tracks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA ooLuMB
Valuable Property for Sale.

DETWEEN now and The 10th day or March, A. ID.
ID 1865, VIII sell at private sale, the following prop
srty towit good brick mouse, with six rooms, sit
uate on the southeast corner OF Warren and Oemete
ry streets together with seventeen lots adjoining said
house, containing outbulldngs, &o Also, five good
bnllding lots between Old and New Brown streets.
will sell all this property 10 whole In part by sim
fe2ldtt LJREHz BUTZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

Bd-Ward Beecher is enamored Of Abrah lm
Lincoln. He has been writing letters of laie'
in which he bespatters the Chief Ruler with
praise. Among other things, he says of Lin
coin, "He has made the country his own.
This is quite true He has also made the lives
and property Of the people his own. Further
on, he remarks "Few will suspect how thor
oughy he overmatched and mastered DAVIS
in his pretended solicitation of peace" That
is true, also. We have never yet met man
who suspected any thing of the sort
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

HkRRlsoN TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The Democrats of Harrison Township will
meet at the place Of holding elections, in
Dayton View, on Monday, March goth, 1865,
for the purpose of nominating ticket for
Township Officers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15

LOCAL MATTERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-15
WINE PLANTS.

For sale by me at the City Hotel, Dayton, Ohio.
malidaWlm W. j.. SHELDON
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rem uno SplpttGlntCbeln, elrurttr fp'9enes u titeI rn 6ett-
3'ua une &Ieicern ale - uogttdrr 4D0O, 81 ttfiS'.
10000 rppuene Dsden me sc, spprelte, IN Raue7 trn ie leo
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auitJsgteee, 3Oq0 SGar Rrpfttfen, 1000 Fetttiter b UNI
pDlere unb lsirenel "OO Niseu, 200 gaar nntettetu.
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ttdt f%erirlbtn artttel IpaL 8 b ap&t cher nod cut.
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Or. Campo IN OOsGar, RDni9<
reico SnnuDDer,

Ur. 2dmpe in OOslar, 8Dni9z
reid 3annODer,
bstlt NIT Ietnen aus ben t%etlianaen anb %irdftttsfsn Srda
tern ~6ereiteten Arsneten %uufeblbGg unb RAID aue bic Rrart
tttten peI&e aus uureselmdsiststtsn TIM Wtdstn prer Blue
~entpebtn, as b Rub:
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5dntprrbpioen, GbOIera>Nnfdae, 9iarrbae, &C.
liten ,8re6rubr, S&winOel, 8Ldbunsen, &Opfz
i9mers, Gitbma, taltes 5ieber, GpiIepiie.
Su auen btefeu 8daeu TT bas DIT. 6 ampeTde@ Itrta
(per Bottle 81 9 Bptttes fur $sl ~unfeplbar uno WRIT fprrrt.
Gestn Hrouifdbeh (oeraltetsni Reconnaissance
lift bic Or. 60 m ptf&e U %beumdtt8 1T ne SGlbe
pet Spr 81, 8 Bpren fur $5lr in l~hwtertsen 8dusn rntt
benz @Iirtr sueleih dnsepGnbt, nheF.
Der RaturbpitDt eunnpt tn 1psIar bat etnen 10 6rosen
Srf, bae patienten aus nnen ZbetIen Der gBeIt 81 itni
Ar0rten; er bat 9Suts ~StapDltDn TN SABRE 1862 orn elmer
3uderbarurubr, bic ais unteilbdr erildrt mar tuttrt unl
Sat sesenpdrtte, auser etrcn 1000 gattenteu aus 9lat uni
Kern, bte tSntelide Bdrailts bon 5arHpoer, grcsfarf &nn'
aanttn pn @uslaRb reba @eraablin, mns 5sr3Ue on al
tenbur8 netf 9rater tn Betanblune.
. Sin Baltimore BEL u. gDetIer & Co., SetG 9. 2cnce, s
5dHtneamp 9nspart's uut aaen Gnberu Gprtteisr ~ heben
5nuptbeppt fur Dtfrttt Columbia: CT. Gbrtitiari, 81.
% &Seaue. Dafbtretrn, D.. 6.
Sntprrttrt brs Or. H6itfd1 & &C.,
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NOrOli9e Central
Giienbabu.
9 0 NJ m so n.


an nHO mad SonntuS, ben %. Oaai 1865.
3l9e nDrondrts.
Pofitch ACCOMMODATION Jo. ] ...........7.2 90 BORN.
p0t6e8
Qarft"0ut9 ACCOMMODATION. ........... $50 Nadul.
4arfton ACCUMULATION Nc. ............6 600
PtttSbur8 uuo erie @~rpreB3u9. ..........8.
Bittsbur9 unb @lm;ra @~rpreBaua .......IO,00
3G9e ionGrt8.
Yitt86urg, @lmiro nno &rie @rpres5us. ....7. Born.
Barton decentralization geo. ..........,s.lO
Qarrlsbur5 ACCOMMODATION. .......... I2. 90 9poSn
Eofau9
Barfton Accommodation No. 4.....7. 90
Der 8ittSbRr8 &rpreSsns se9t bar@, c5ne bic Cars AZ
~petbieln.
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Der 800 ~@rpre55uS 8ebt td9li&, duseenomutem Some.
tags, na9 5arri8burp, Rittsburs unb @rie.
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burg, V,ttSburg unb Gem gBsfen nur, tcmmt tSo1;m a,
auSgeucmmen Wontas9.
Ser 800 AbenbS GrpreSsua oebt tSuIib. ona,.,u~
men Samfass.
Der Poft3ug sept tGgltn, ausaencu1ren epnutoos
Der 4arris6urs ACKNOWLEDGING 9e6t tSuIiG. SUm,toos
auSgenoumen. Die Bot unt %reresaitae 6olten ,niihSn
Baltimore unb B~Grttpr Mot an.
Bot unt SrpreBSt9e feben in Berbiubuno NIT ber
Penniplpduia Central @ifenbabn IN Sarrisbura fir Bits.
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Seen Derf.
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>. 81. Oubarrp,
Gen. superintendent.
@t. .. Douns,
Gen. Fra6t- u. acknowledgment. (te,24-l
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Mnaebpte filr MebI.

Sl11GeoOte tur M(eDI.
Office pes 9epCt Gpmmifdrs fit 8erpfegung.
@aftinetSn. D. g., 8. sept: 1855.
gerfeesIte NrsPbUte TIM Duplttat iperttn Bic Sanaftae,
cen IL. Sept Mtttass II lttr entsessnSenrurten fur 2'tfe-
run8 BON
GintauienO 10000 SAB MebI
AT ba8 Subfhfens Department.
Die AueGbpte bf3teb n f6 auf bte In tiefent Deprt befdnn.
ten Arten NU. l, 2 II. 3, unb auf treenS etns ~sertnsert Suan.
that ttr has CAME,
DieIelten munen tn DupItfate unb fur ieee Srrte auf ser.
lhtebene Spgen Ddpter d~ngegeben ietn.
Die NblteIerune mub ~tnnerbaIb fInf 3deen Spn grEfnunG
ber Mnesbpte unb td9Itt tn tpl6en Suanttt1tsn eefbebeG,
pe tie J~teeteruu9 cerlGn5t; Sa0elbe IN tn benz RegterunaS.
1Bddrenbdule tn SerreetCtrn, an ben Wberften Cfer Bdbn.
brfe In 9Dd'btn9ton .. g., dbBultetern.
Die eteferun8 bS edn3en Wtebls nuB ~tnnerraIb 20 Tasen
BON @r6ftnuns Der Nn9ebpte eeldeben fttn.
Vas Wtebl rub tn neuen et6enen unb etfItterttu SGnern
9eltefert Terben.
3obIunsen rerben tn irIGen Tpnhs senna&t, ale ern ben
Der. Staaten %eeltefert perben,
Dor Nnnntnte bes MeblS eeGttebt bic setp5tnIthe amt
It@e SnlpetttCn unb fetn W9ebl ptr6 dneenpmmen peIHeS
nt6t frti9 een1p en- unb BON aus eSet1neter OuaIttdt 1T.
Sin Sreuetp mus iepen Mngebpte etueS Steters, Der nt6t
~benflben bereits in bteier Office ~reeifrirt bat betestdet leia
unb fetn Mngebpt mtrb Opn foIhen aneenrnhr1en, Bite fruter
tbre Bert ftdtungen berf1umt tabei, reer he rtHt bet br
&rGtnun9 Der MneebCte ee8enTdrtt9 fnb
DaS SouoeI nehIent eehdlt fp ens Neht rrr, treen6 mel
DE Mueebpte aue ireenb peIGen Il laden gu pfrrverhtn,
Mneebpte muTen an ben unterjetbneten tn Wr. 22S o..
Strase apreftrt u. enbUfirtf tiR Proposals. for Flour"
e.. 8. 1rtbst1,
(t7,s, 121s.1b) 3asA 2. .. 9. q.
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SmbnitenS=Sfice Der Der. ct. Mrmec

SmbNitenS=&of1ce Der Der. ct. Nrmec
No. 20 Srutbfr.
Baltimore, s 9 pt. 1865
BerFeeeIte &reebpte I'm DupIttat psrben
auf eteer Office bis Brtttas, ben Is. September 1898,
WittdAs II lbt sntetsen8enrmmen, un eae Der. st. Subf'
fent Department tn Baltimore, Wtb, ju Otrftteu NIT
&a tcffeln unO 3wlebSIn,
tn euter ia fen 5ofsrn Strpadt uno 81 ipte en- 9t'ttn unb
tn iplter Quar- tttaten gu II { TN ais pom Rage les gpr-
traits ar Bis gum is. Oft. 1865 perIdret rirb
Nnsebpte mulie aui Bcrmu!drt eeldrieseu feiu, reIht
auf bteer Office 5u baben Tnb ao ntt benz argebrt beige
fu8ten Certificate mudcn hut6 jTtt ptraEtpprtltEe Bi gen
unterSei6ret ietn.
Die 0tesieruu tebatt fb has Wt&t Sor, aut rStr trstnb
Elm InsebOl, p.lGes nt6t SUrtteiltaft trl&stnt, surldiu'
metisu.
3a lung wtrb mad 9isfsruns tn fUldtn GUubs stna&t, ale
oOrbanfen fab.
Ssee geriOn Ubsr is6s Btrrta, psI6t aneebpte ma&t. mus
BIZ feibed turf einer Ereuetb b~eeIetten, rtnn nt6t eth iUlEtr
bier ~restfrirt purbe.
Die Obtsen NnsebOts Fne allen ben %eetusunsen untsrrrSr-
'en, re6e pGtpbbnlih ben 8efanutrna6uneen SttftrO free"
fur Subiifeni nitteI ~beieefaet Nnb.
EbpmaS VI tIfsp,
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Wen ongefnmmctc ggaarel,.

Wen ongrfOmmctc @aaret,
Ntit bem S6tFs .%nna" entpFna fssben:
80 SAP arpBe nfde brette 2tufer,
% - rntttel b.,
33 " neae grrse 3Beiftfn,
II Fl y - Gaelbrngn,
SO n y 9tinrern,
% y y Strle
1000 8es8 neue bpa. 5Grtnae,
$50 NeGEaueet,
$50 ArGuters aphpDt8.
Dbtse Wdaren fSnnen BON Gprb DeS S6tHts btlist fl
Gait stiauit werhen BET
g. Cd. RpebeI,
OuIl7-) SO. $40 u. 8altiinprehr.
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Nrcfcl1rr Munpram'e
mnnen 2rGufer z@ltTtr

10 u~nfrettts sas ttat bss Jest beiaunis yttttei CUR 2@etlans
BON unteriefbs- o fbwerben aaer Art. tnsesiOnSsre gtasen
frartpf gerbauunssf6wdbe Gbr.era-anfaae, Brntf6nerj
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