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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
AFTERNOON REPORT.
sheridan's Movements.

New YoRK, March 8.--The Herald's City
Point correspondent, dating the 9th instant,
says:
There is no longer much doubt Of Sher- |
dana movement up the valley having been
crowned with complete success.
The concurrent testimony OF oil deserters
And refugees, from 0rds right, north OF the
James, to Meade's extreme left, beyond
Hatcher'a Run, south Of Petersburg is that he
surprised and encountered the rebel troops
under Early and Waynesboro, nearly midway
between Staunton and Charlotte, utterly rout-
ing and capturing the entire force and Sc
curing among the prisoners the doughty Cen
eral commanding.
1t is admitted by the rebels, according to
stories of deserters, to have been the most
overwhelming affair OF the war, in proportion
to the number engaged.
Very few details have been obtained bear
ing a stamp of reliability, but the whole re-
zion is represented as being unprepared for
lis sudden advent, and fleeing in every di-
rection to escape his relentless squadrons.
The accounts agree 80 we'll in every partic-
ular and are in such perfect accordance with
what was expected aud known that all are
constrained 10 believe that Early snd his ar
my are indeed captured
Scouts report Sheridan in Stanton on Thurs
day,
By Saturday Sheridan would be in condition
to push for Lynchburg.
The Tribune special Gays
IL Ia reported from Hancoek's headquarters
at winchester that Sheridan has defeated Ear
Ily. but that Early is not captured.
The Herald's Wilmington correspondent of
the 23d says:
They have three conGrmations Of previous
reports that General Sherman has reached
Cape Fear River, North Carolina
II is said that he had struck that stream
lsixty miles above Wilmington, previous to lat
inst, thus completely spelling the rebel plans
lor effecting q concentration against him, and
forcing him to give battle in the vicinity OF
Goldsboro, at which point they expected to
have q concentration OF advantages in their
favor which would insure his defeat.
The Wilmington journal, in its issue just
previous to the occupation of that town by the
National forces, admitted that Sherman
movements, if be. was not sooa checked
might have effeots compelling Lee TO abandon
Richmond and Petersburg.
The Heralds City Point dispatches says |
Il nositiyeiy known that on February 24tl
Sherman was at Camden, South Carolina, OF
THE Watesee River, little over one hundred
miles sOuIn"oss VI f"Jo"e'"ei ~
Fear River, which town. 1t Wss oei'eVed' n
has before now reaeneu. e IL. d,
There were rumors in the Army oil the re
tomac on Sunday last, that Sherman had de
fsated Johnston In heavy oat''e' ana cap
tured $4,000 prisoners
The Heralds sixth Corps Correspondent
March 9th, says 1t IS reported mat LOT som San
weeks past large number Of negroes nav
been at work throwing up Iortiheal'ons aion
the banks OF the ROANOKE river
1t Several months since, many 9'd anu exp
rencod officers surm'sed mat y Zee was Sou
b PEELED 70 ia'i oach iropS n's p.ssen. Po'S ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

% And also Sc 900 Steam Fire Engine bonds
due July |, 1865, ont Of special levy for the
purpose, provided the holders Of the latter
bonds will accept the amount with interest to
date Of payment oniy. Adopted. 2, of
llt PLAoRs or VOTING. .aio,l -t9li
BY the same Resolved That the following
places be and they are hereby designated az
places OF voting in the several wards OF the
city until otherwise ordered; ~ Haiao3
FirstWa d.-Eastern Engine HOUSE. as4ll ailIffg
Necend Ward-Od lAdtp tpendent Engine Mouse.
Third Ward Miami Engine House. lll.s .lIia
Fourth w6rd--Wsstern Engine House. .fi ID. 80 d.
Fifth Wafd-Central kngne House. I.iil ins.. s N
sixth KArdLPAcihc Engine House. ugaa,.. b
Seventh Ward--Wanut House. Wayne street. 81.
Eghth WArd--John kipgen's, junction of Warren
aud Main streets. Adopted .-ttt tl. .t..,.g
By Mr.. Hilgeforti Resolved, That The
Street Commissioner be and is hereby apthor
lied to repair the eulvert at Jefferson stree
bridge, and also to gravel the eoyerci sait
bridge Adopted lA t.. t.alti ,.l.,i.i
Bills allowed Dayton Gas Light and COX
Company, 81, ,324A D, AluckS 81 20 AM
Butter6eld& a Cain ~ 90. Adjourned o4
. . D al. I'D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Flood subsid,ng

ClScINNATI, March 8-The food in the
Ohio has reached its highest mark, and the
water has commenced falling
Trains on the Ohio & Mississippi and lndi-
annapolis & Cincinnati Railroads have sns-
pended, the tracks being under water between
here aud Lawrenceburg.
Colonel l. A Harris has been nominated
for reelection as Mayor, by the Union Con-
vention yesterday,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
CIsy Counclh

March 7, 1865.
Present-Messrs. Iddings, Shank, Minick,
HilRefort, Lehman, Love and Kiersted,
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. ,i. N. ..s
A communication from Il G. Ellis, Pres-
dent of the Dayton Street Railroad Company,
notifying Council of the acceptance Of the
terms, by said company, of the ordinance
passed at last meeting, was received, /"
A communication OF William Balm, Esq,
offering to take charge of the City Infirmary,
was referred 10 the special committee on the
subject. tI ~ Hit !ti8.
A communication of d. Beuham, Esq, con.
cerning Hook and Ladder House, was referred
to Committee on Fire Department. leo' .
The Trustees OF the Second Ward reported
the old Independent Engine House was the
most suitable place in their ward to hold cleo
tions. Report received and adopted. ..,ss..a'.-.
The Trustees Of the Fourth Ward reported
John Nipgen's house, at the intersection OF
Main and Warren streets, as a suitable place
for holding elections in the Eighth Ward.
Received aud adopted.
The Trustees of the Sixth Ward reported
that Mr. UugeFs house, on Wayne street, was
the most suitable place for holding elections
in the Seventh Ward Report received and
adopted.
The annual report of the receipts, expen
ditures and liabilities Of the City for tbeyeal
ending March LIST, 1865, was received, anC
three hundred copies thereof ordered TO b.
printed in pamphlet form. together with suet
other special reports as Council may desig
nate. "' .ii t1flt fuN ~
An ordinance granting the right of wa.
to the Dayton Water Works Compan'
through certain streets, was read the 6rs
time, u aaf r.iu u n. a I.4lf l.5at,..a.l y
BY Mr.. Kiersted Resolved, That the Com
mitlee on Western Levee be directed 20 ex
anime and report the cost OF covering tb
drain at corner Of Third street and Westerl
Leveo along lot No, 1914, owned by j. 3
Shank and that they also report whether
new deed Of right of way for an uneovere
drain can be obtained OF Longworths sstati
it being impfactieabls as we'll as very expeI
sive 10 complying with the old deed requirin
covered drain. Adopted. snoa ID
BoEDs TO BE PAID ..1,
BY Mr.. Iddrgs, Resolved, That the Oh
Clerk be authorized 70 draw orders on II
Sinking Fund, Tor the payment Of the folloS
ing bonds and their interest till date of pa
ment to.wit .l l. .Haa8 aas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

NEw YoRK, March e-The Act Of Congress,
crea ing the Office OF Chief Of Staff to Lieu
tenant General Grant, conlers that office upon
General Rawlings, who has shared in the
hardships and dangers Of General Grant s
campaigns from Belmont to the present time
serving from Vicksburg as Chiet of Stall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
SprrlaL Motlecs.

Bay- The Great remedy for Cough and Con-
sumption ALIENS LuNo BALsAM will break
up the most distressing cough in a few hours
time withhut fail, 1t is making cures Of
many cases of Consumption which were con-
sidered incurAble. For sale by
W. W. Stewart
Also, by the Dealers in Family Medicine
generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

And It's attendant Train 0I1sypthh9 lEhclh mUTe TIht
A CHARM than medicine There s nothing IN the
whole ran Of MateAia Medich that can for momen'
bear eomparison with 1t in this disease
full account Of this wonderful plant may De loun'
IN the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspens'
atory pages 1887 and 1888. .H -, .--
sefies OF experiments In which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought 10 success
mi termj0aon and he is now enabled TO offer to the
pubhc combn alton 0i CE DR0N with other approved
topcs the whole preserved IN the best quallty o.
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which ne IL cohh
dent has no equal IN the world ilf.ll -tf., -
He eht furnish avolume Of ceriincAtes, but tue
public have hong since learned TO estimate such things
nv their true value The safest plan Ii, for every one
10 lest for himself the virtues Of new medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

JEFFERsoN's BIRTH DAY,--Preparations are
making, in many places, to celebrate the
birth day Of the illustfiops author Of the Dec
laraton Of ofIndependence, and Of the Kentucky
Resolution of 1898
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

CoRREeTIoN. AN item in our local yester-
day, was, to say the least premature 10 its
conclusions, based upon erroneous Hnforma-
ton An individual was ohaEged with larceny
from Samuel Well. Whether guilty or not,
is yet to be decided, We recall our statement
that he had stolen the money The law, as
vet, presumes that he is innocent 1 .su
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
By telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
XXXVIIIth Congress I'd NeSSlOn
WARRINGTON, March I
RERATm. =

BEHAVh.
Mr. Lane, Of Kansas, asked leave to pre-"
cent the credentials Of Messrs. Fishbsok aud
Baxter as Senators from Arkansas.
Mr.. Howard, Of Michigan, objected to their
reception considering it an insult TO the peo-
ple ofthe loyal States. He could conceive
of no greater absurdity than to fost upon the
Senate such representatives.
Mr.. Lane thought this most singular an
nouncement-that It was an insult to oHer
these credentials BE said they emanate from
people as loyal as the Senator himself, and
they have the right Of petition,
Mr. Conness said Mt Lane wNA too persist
eut in trying to admit Mr.. Fishback as Sen
ator, and also said that Mr.. Fishback was one
Of the leaders in taking Arkansas out of the
Union.
Mr.. Lane was indignant that Congress
should attempt to lecture him, and hurled
back the imputstions Of the gentlemen into
bis teeth. Those who were opposed to the
admission Of the Arkansas Senators, use tbs
the same kind Of language that Batter, Ma
son, Hunter and other seceesionists did wheI
Kansas was under the Topeka organization
which saved Kansas to freedom.
Mr.. Pomeroy thought the credentials ough
TO be referred, so that all the facts could b
inquired into.
Further debate was arrested by motto
Of Mr.. Feasenden to go into Executive sci
sion. which was agreed to. After shoT
time spent therein, Senate adjourned.
Confirmation OF Secretary McCUlIOet
WAsHlSoroN, March THE Senate col
frmed the nomination Of Hugh McCulloch
! Secretary of the Treasury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

TooTnAcHE TooTHAouE l-DR, TOWNSHIPS s
ISDIGN TooTHkoHE ANoDYNE will cure in one
minute, 1t never fails where the tooth is
decayed 1t is excellent for sore gums 1t
sweetens the breath and is pc rfectly harmless,
II is not composed Of one particle OF mineral
substances, but of those Of a purey-vegeta.
BILE character II has an extensive sale, and
gives universal satisfaction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

wAsHtsGrop, March --NotWithstanding
the refusal Of the Senate, at the last session
to recognize Arkansas by the admission OF
her Senators, they confirmed the nominations
of United States Attorneys and Marshals for
the Judicial Districts Of that State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

COUGHs, CpLDs, IYFLUENzA. ITO ell who
suffer from these complaints, and wish to 6pd
permanent remedy, we say try DR.. Halls
BALSAM, medicine which contains no Opi
am, and has cured the worst cases among our
own citizens
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

py-tls lJshh NJ ossofp, bate Genera
Freight Agent of the Mad River Road, has
been appointed General Freight Agent Of the
Atlantic & Great Western Road The A. 4
O. W. always makes good appointments, and
has made none with more discrimination than
the above. Mr.. O. ranks number one among
railroad men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

scHENoK. 1t isa announced that General
Schenck will be detained in Washington for
some weeks, and the constituents whom he
has endeavored to oppress, by making the
conscrption as 0perOps as, possible, will not
have the opportunity, for sometime, of giving
him grateful reception on his return.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
aag~fwhen the noEtl llstlngpishsd Physl

DdE~fWhen the most Distinguished Physi;
clans affirm that SC0VILLS BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP is the best Blood Purifier,
known, why will not all those who are afflicted
with humors, or any impurity of the Blood,
try this acknowledged Remedy Many hope
less cases have been cured by the use OF this
Medicine, when all other remedies have failed.
The Blood is our life Why not prolong
life by removing from the Blood all poison
Gus humors2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Tbs GREAT REBELHoN.--We understand
that the Great Rebellion" had an overflow
ing house last night, and that considerable
sum was consequently realized for the benev
olent object contemplated. la
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

pdyDavis, the barber, wha was lately sho
in Springfield, died from the effects Of hii
wound. '. tI'"'H"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

RdyThe argument in the case of Clingmaa
Us Ayers has been postponed for time
Notice will be given when the argument is re-
newed h0fl'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Ayyiyai ana DEPARTURE % Trains. v
81, -, t.. s,,a a..,o,t nam the Tptnn nepota

parCan the Secretary of the Interior b
called "the Presidents Ush,r2p r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

soLD.-The Jacob Wolf farm of 1873 acres
has been sold rS95 per acre. aso. t.,a.. d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

B6S- Go to JohR W. Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets foryour Fall and Win
er Dress Goods; also, Cloaks, Shawls, Car
pets, &c, lust received. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

D1F The Dayton Empire Company. Stock,
holders are requested TO pay up the balance
Of their stock within the next thirty days.
j. KERNEY, Treas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

J, S. ROseberry-No. Sc Main street--is
offering his Dry Goods at 40 to SO per cent
below September prices, having bought since
'Ns aa sFsss sss qssSas tssm sit4ae abGH s1l,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
5 and South His Worm LoZ-
enges, in less than a year
after their introduction at Us
tanned q reputation as wide spread
az the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
ANEH44 etAl'RAaatt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

LOUISVILLE, KT., September l6, 1868.
ops Set 5S ss. sSS;tSa s;sS ts5o9sa ssS Sn
inent OF the Cumberland sample of my Cedron |
Bers for his inspection and requested #, after an
aysis, he found Il mentorlons to sanction and ap'
prove its use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, and
also General Rosecrsns permission to ship sOs dozen
- O"''' " > "'' JOHN BULL.
"I am satisfied that CedrOp Btiers will do no harm |
to any one, Il taken properly and In moderation.
no objection TO DR.. Bulls being permitted to dls-
PO1s g.sp,svSs~ 4 = "a, HENRY IN HURsToN,
4 q abh shaufgeoh and M edicaI Dlreetor, ID. or
I "HEApQukRrERs DEPr rHE CUMBERLAND.
u WWW r'hksHylLEE TsHSHsaEh, Jnly a, lssasiF I
, l"nr John Bulrs agent mr. ----, has permission
to ship Nashville, Tennessee gross Tor
800 dosenl of Bulls oedron hsrs for sale to Suffers
SThs regulations of the Treasury Department are
to be comp led with strictly. q EUa 81 Nst 8 .aDH
"By command OF Major General RoseeT9ps;
"Major and Provost Marshal General
.tsf1s af#if iIIa .-----. iEs'a.H a..rf. ID
SPECIAL PERMIT
USITEp sTArEs CUsToM HOUSE,
as RAsByILLE, TEHsEssER, August -, ls63.
Or. John isull's agent, Me -, haspermission to
dred Sa1sT and 'iSr oS S5rss u B6 6edroS BtteSs.
j. X. DiLLIh.
"a "a fidhT surveyor ot Customs
.riIu ,ElrYfu ,l----- lHur t1e uh
A VOICE FROM YlcKsBURG,
| b. 4f. 'WIqKsRyEo, NJ MlasissIPrI August 81 lsss.
"Dear Hsr.-I am happy to state 10 yon that have
used your valuable oeron RitteFs, with great beneht
70 myself IN general debility and prossp'e on OF ny
lpAsepees OF the Mississippi River and around Woke
SSys hss0E esss Esa SsSs5 GT4ps sTS shsSy
commend its e to all parsons who are exposed in
unhealthy ohmaies. :, ~ y ~. Y. v, AosLE, >,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
wIfHoUT a. RlVALA.

And iustg the reputation has 70 loEg en-
joyedin Central Auisrca and the West lndies' '%
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
NlNErnENTIs CEN1URv -
JoHN RuLl. oF LoUIsvILLE. KENTuoKY.

Hisipimitable preparation OF tsAHsAPARiLLA
has ong stood ~ the hesd Of the various eomponnus
OF that valuable drug. i ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

Combination OF Secretary mco~lloeh'
WASHINGTON, March THE Senate con-
irmed the nomination Of Hugh McCulloch as
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
DR.. JOHN BULLS
2aETTId e'A0Gd0
CompOundC dCedrOn Bitters
ii MTVVa-IBR s'ABES
Latest and Most importantly Discovery
OF THE

.III. mos HIt.u.f.. 'UI N i
OF TIE
tfI jIf ilfHuH
NiNETEENTH CENTURY III
N"".. .H.tH .IIH OI.luH
500" s.d1fHa. fs
MO man Is more intimately eonneclSIi t W.sh
IN the hi story OF MATERIA MBplOA o. we n..ea y %
States or more iRvorably known aa pione~r ~ meu-
ical Discovery, than that OF
il tilH ~ ft|I I
JOHN BULL, OF LoUIsvILLE, KENTUCKY.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29


arranged for successful operation, and
then, with devilish malignity he must
throw the firebrand of politics into the
arena, and thus Gas he hopes) effectually
defeat the object of the Association; thus
would he snatch from our, honored dead
chaplets to deck his own ignoblc brow.
Shame shame, on thee "Justice !" deal
with the living as you phase, bat vam-
pyre like do not 90 down into the grave
and cheat the dcad of their just immor-
tality.
People of Butler county, the erection
of Monument to the memory of our
fallen heroes, is no partizan affair and
was never intended ms such, the winnings
of '''Justice" to the contrary notwfth.
standing. The sandals Of Party must be
laid aside as we approach this haIlowed
ground. The voice Of the dead is, Gle,
not our funeral dirge be the jargon of po
litical demagogues IF you cannot per.
pctuate our names and memory without
mixing in our requiem the discordant
notes of partizanship, let us slumber for
ever in oblivion" It is designed to erect
monument to the memory of all soldier:
from this County who fell in the service
to whatever creed or party they belonged
The names of Republicans and Demo
Gratis will be engraven there undistinguish
ed by party names. They forgot party in
their devotion to their country, and oh
can not we do the same as we gather
around their graves to perform the sacred
duty we owe to them and their friends
to rescue their names from oblivion.
There may be few who like "Justice
will cavil and find fault because it is nc
partizan affair. But we believe the great
mass of the people of Butler county, Re.
publicans and Democrats, will forget par.
| ty in this noble work, and go on determ
incd to tell to posterlty not only the names
of cur martyred heroes but that we were
not an ungrateful people; that we real
lied the debt of gratitude we owe to othost
noble ones, who sleep their "last Ion.
Sleep" on distant battle fields We fee
assured that thepeople ofthis county vii
not be deferred from their purpose, b,
the cavillings of "Justice = and we also
believe that the communication of 'Jus-
tice" meets with the universal condomna
tion of all those who really wish to see
Monument erected to the memory Of GU
gallant dead.
Nor, 1911, 'e5.] REPUBLICAN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29

PENNSYLVANIA Posi- OFFICES. Re
establish New Highlands, Elk Coun.
ty, and appoint Thomas Townley
postmaster.
Discontinue the following offices
Cook, Erie county; Canoe Ridge.
The following postmasters are APP
pointed: Calvin Chad6uck, Elk
Greek, Erie county; Adam Deitz,
failed to make return. James B.
Kennedy, Double Sale, Butler coun-
ty; Charles Mangel failed to make
return. w. II. Rhodes, Seneca,
Venango county A McCurry, resign
ed. Walter Ferguson, Temperance
vile, Allegheny county Elias D.
Carnahan, resigned. VIM. II. Da-
Wis, 0lepolis, Venango county James
P. Orisswell, resigned. VIM. Nc,
Lure Hammond, Bolivar, Westmorc-
land county james Erskine resign
ed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-11-29


|. TIL, reception. for u lilmbe, ofycars
of No. l Provisional Certificates.
2. Teaching tact exhibited in the
School-r,om. II ~
). Interest manifested ID The cause Of
educatioi.
They we're further urged not to relax
their eff,rts for greater attainmsnts in the
silence and art of teaching from the pos
session el Professional Certificates, as, in
that case, it were better had they not been
issued In concluding this article, | de-
sire to sly, that at the close of the Insti-
tute, | vas reminded of the dretr, related
OF a ceriainperson, who "when deep sleep
had fallen upon him. dreamed that he
was in heaven, and saw three Wonders.
/ That there were persons there whom
he did MT expect to see.
2 That there wer, persons not there
wsom ha certainly expected to see.
B. Thtt he was there himself.
So with respect to the first two of these
wondersIit may be truly said
| ]. TN were sme at tie Institute
who we1 not expected.
2. Tfre were s5lne absens who were
most cerhinly expected.
or this latter ehss some professedly
exhibitel the deepest interest in County
Institute, aud didn't hesitate to censuIe
the Superintendent because there were
none. pot one cfftese ,ras present =
Probabl they will be present the next
time. Yc hope 50 There will be anoth-
cr mcetRg of the qButler County Insti-
tute" in the Spring
A. II. WATERS,
Proqict, Nov, l7th, 1865.