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The New York herald., 1865-11-25

THE order OF the above cotton reported TO be
the prlces obtained in many Instances considerably
above the market while some lots went of below their
market value Tho attendance q the sale was large,
CorrxR.-Prccs were nrm at our quotations, under a
steady good demand both for and In tho obbng
way We note sales Of 5000 bags Rio In bond, ex Hay
2lc; good, IsjIc 2oc lair, isSc Ice ordinary,
and bags Csc SOC Msrscai5o, &c ssc. LSsaayra,
&c 23Nc 81 Domingo l7hc 1shc., oil gold, not
CorrEs-New shcathing and yellow metal were very
nrm with fair business doing In jobbng way. Ingo
was active, with rising market Tho sales embrace
timore at 800 200 900 lbs do for January delivery at
40c 16p 600 ibs Portage Lake at $3.50 3sXc 100 600
lbs r acS % ss o
lers and strong upward tendency.
CASDIxs --Adamantlne were Arm with fair jobbing
demand mt 27c. CSC. French and German wax were
steady at 30c for box, and sic for Patent and
sperm jobbms at soc. and Aoc, with some asking
Cocoa was Inactive but firm market was noticeable
with small sales Caracas Mt 2sc. a 30c. Marcabo at
soc, and Guaya9uii at zoe q 2lc., gold, in bond.
DyEwooDs-- business was principally In lots TO
arrive the market continues almost bare OF dcscrp
tons most wanted Considerable has been done for
s's ss m n ops Jmsca
Fsxuus were irregular Tho engagements were: To
Liverpool 3s 900 bushels corn at 0Hd I'd, 300 bales
cotton at Sled I'd 80 tons divi dyi. In casks, 3os
800 bbls nour at la 10Hd per steamer Il 600 bushels
boxes cheese at 4os To London IsS hhds tobacco al sos
per steamer 14,ooo bushels corn nt I'd. To
GLASGOW l4ooo bushels wheat at exd. Tho char
tes bark to Tarragona and back from three ports
IN the Mediterranean, se,7oo half gold; bark to Tor.
tugas, brig 70 HAVANA 70 st. Domingo brig and
schooner 10 Savannah, and a steamer 70 Galveston,
private.
FHurrs The demand was rather limited for almost all
descriptions and with moro liberal offerings prices were
scarcely 80 rm though no quoiable change transrrcd
We note sales OF 500 boxes Malaga rasns Mt "a 76
- % for bunch and - no - o5 for layers; 500 bbs
cunnts q 16xc 1oc 500 cases quarter boxes sardnes
at 20c 276 ngs at 22c 25c about 22O trails dates
at I6xc and 500 bags nbcrt bales Brazil nuts and
70 cases Turkish prunee on private terms.
FnsH DRY cod wore IN fair demand ana prices were
arm. We note sales o. 1900 quintas at 81 80 S8
for GRIND Bank, and - ~ - 80 for 81. Georgs's
lscarce Mackerel wvre steady, with moderate inquiry
The sales comprise 800 bbla, ~ e2l for shors No l.
els fosdo No (which are scarce ei4 for large No g.
iii so o1S for bay No. and neminally, &17 for do
No q fair trade has been done In box herring, and
prices ruled 70 extent In sellers favor with sales NJ
0Oc CSC for scaled and b2c. 05c for No. l. Hckled
aled and picked codAsh were scarce and with mod
trade Inquiry prices we're very nrm, al ~ 90 for
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

THE demand for wheat continued moderate and prices
were dropping, though material change notice
able The sales about So 900 bushels at 81 A for
amber State, 81 ss 81 IS for amber Milwaukee,
81 rs 81 81 for kaukee club and 81 90 81 81 for
Chicago spring. The market steady with far
demand The sales embraced 90, 900 bushels at csc.
s5c. for unsound, and 95Hc. 97c. for
sound mixed Western The transactions In oats
were to fair extent, and prices ruled
in sellers favor with sales at doc SOC. for unsound
and at 62c &C., for sound Rye was in moderate re-
quest, but prices somewhat weaker; the sales
~ 600 bushels at 81 for prime State 81 10 for
good state and 81 II for prime Canada. Malt remained
dull and nominal Barley was in moderate request,
with sales 0. 900 bushels mostly old State, mt 81.
CorroS--Rcccipts, 4,27o bales. The market was
steady under fair shipment and good home demand
#esf
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

Owing to the inclemency Of the weather during tho
past week. business has been extremely irregular and
not quite az brisk a usual There 10 large supply Of
butter ON hand, and prices have somewhat fallen Be-
low win be found yesterdays quotations for choice quail
tiles OF family mnrketing:--
MEAr. house steaks soc. TO sc NJ siricin
sc 70 3oc roasting pieces 24c 70 2ec corned beef
l3c. 70 zoe veal, 10c. 20 23c. mutton, 100 70 l0c
hams, 2sc sausagcs, 20c tongues, u % each.
POULTRY AND GAwK-Turkeys and chlckenA ITO 70
$50 geese &c 70 Soc ducks SOC 70 SIC prairie hens
psir vcuison, 2sc squad pigeons, ~ 80 . dossn
vBuErAsfss --Ccnmon potatoes, S0c 70 oOc Peck;
head celery, 15c TO zoe. bunch; pumpkns, 1bc. 70
30c each cranberri~s 1sc 70 200 quart
BrITxR--Choice Orange county butter SOC. TO Doc.
h. prime State butter 400 TO 800 cooking butter, 200.
to 35c. cheese, zoe 10 go.
The New York herald., 1865-11-25

-AIsO by huCt1On lot EOVcrn1ncnt ACCOUNT, I4W blt
Mobile cotton 377 bales Now Orleans do and 70 bales
Florida do, at the following prices-
.-.- FZoridd. MkL " OrLanns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
Professional.

And or the past three years Surgeon in the United
States Navy, has opened an office at No. 275, Third
stCeeb between Jefferson and ST. Clair streets, north
side. Having had the advantage OF the HospitaIs in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years OF
successiul pratice, the afflicted may rest assured
7anng =, that the advanced condition OF the Science
af Medicine can render.
Or. WISE curps CONSUMPTION, THROAT and all
RESPIRATORY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATlON the only reliable neans known to the
profession, which has proven universally success
mi the kastand in Europe Il treats ALI diseases
.9 the EVE and, EAR, aso an diseases pecuha to
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
so-eyer NAY he their character The most incredu-
ons Will be convinced OF ms success by calling ut his
once No. slo, Third street, Dayton, or by Obtaining
letters 10 nYal ds which s circulated eratihtous
octl5. .dSW.in t.f'I ."'' wv -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
How to Keep In coed Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

ffNHE primary cause or every disease that flesh Is
a her To Is impurlS OF the blood. The tlood bo.
cGGiNss impure rom many eauses, lmpure ar OF
IRE among inc principal causes OF lmpurty of the
p0Od, IAe pymptoins ars gldd mess, headache con.
s 80 thQugtv, eyes duu gnd heavy, rDws neAs COR.
suPatlon OF The bowels, bad taste IN the mouth toni
'phBpe llVer complaints, puns ln tRe back aud lega
oss OF appetite, sleepless uight6, colo, cramp, palh
and sHineas Of the chest, hesrtbarn, gouta ana rhe
all7ti puAlnS Rnd nurglng, ohllls and levers more
ol lsss these, anu long tram OF trOub
lesOlne ana dangerous affections, all oil which NAV he
prevented ana cured ny lax ng a lew doses OF Dr.
. StEiyh "a NllS VEGETABLE FURIFYING ANTI
blLlous flsLS, They viii purity the blood and lut
1ne s'onach, bowels And liver "a healthy condition
they are particularly suitable for chronic and ne ryous
diseases, Every Rmhy and every soldier s1oull
Keep supply OF these Pis, as many Diseases are oh
waited 10y eur use. They are mild and safe medi
taking cold. W
olu by AL druggists, or semitic any part on recent
OF twenty hye cents and stamped envelope address.
eu III. klUh LAND, east tou III street, Cincinna
Il, Jhlo.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
Farm for Sale.

rvs fRIYaiX koREs ON LAND, abont one.tbird
u reh bottom, suited 10 the culture of Tobacco and
he balance hill land, suitable for Wnyard situated
wear the own OF WCodhurn, two miles from Center
Vile three miles from Aexandersviue, aud seven
miles rom Dayton The impr0velnehts consist OF "A
tWo story frame house, containing nine or ten rooms
barn. carriage house, corncribs, woodhouse new
frame toh1eco she tenant house, and q large stone
mill, formerly used as aWooleR planuf Vetory
The farm and buldiass are al in good fepair, and
VIII be sold ct low price, and upon easy terms
II not sold within two or three weeks the above
Premises will be offered az pubic auction
it-,ts E.g AlARTHA ALEXANDER.
Nsh, kELFn N, Attorney, fe8ilWRN2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
s4istr go u "A = lsz ~ < fsf F7Ft9s1l
]! g!N!.zZ!.,Z.I.,Z!.E2z2Zz ] n I. I 4
llHy AND tIH
n IL u X
SbiokldRds 3 Anh- Cholera Mature

/ composition cf astringen Is, absorhentf. atimu.
4 laniS ANA carmlratyGs, which tYofyI hysican ac.
Anowledg' - the only lrc psratiou tnRt win effect
Pgrmsnert eureot Daifheii ih,d setter, his nti.
Ch0ler Mixture ~ nov 10 uae IN some OF cur army
hospitals where y HNes the tfeaesi Satisfaction II
mas sayedthe liYeSOi thousands Cf our eodipfs and
ctuzes, and We viii guarantee u TO te the hest RENE.
dy III he world for liaIrieRRuu lysrnteiy
Mr. Woods, ol CoviugtOu. NM. VIII be most ham,
70 stusy nny one as to the virtue Of Stck andp Anti
Cholefa MlMuiei in tact We have gIeRt number OF
tesunlohms nom patients holaye hfeu cured after
being pronomcedin urailo by their ply sicans, some
alter taking only iottle OF STcKRnd's Anti. Chol.
era mi&tuie II Won suffer with DianEta and pysen
terry try one bottle md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. GEIGER will hereafter attend sreiysipe,,, to
~ an Office practile and will p We Special Atten
tl"n' TO the treatment of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
Rnd EAR SCROtULOUS AFFECTIONS, &c Prin.
ery y and secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHQEA.
ELEB HrRlGIUREs, IMPOTENCY, &C, sAIs6
DisEAsfs PnceLTGR FEMALES 0,d eperV iinrisfp oil
Chi0nte Dse1se, whatever may be It's character.
I ohce hours from a m to m.
{ sundays, to lOa m, 2 to 8 p n.
oh'e-Oornerol Jefferson aad Filth st Dayton,
p'lo' s.. - octs-lmd3mw-ll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
WynkoOp,s Iceland Pecloral.

Diseases OF the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent ugdious and dangerous. The
propnrucs o. mcdicns 60 alleviate, cure and upTuot
ihase complaints, must be- expeetorant anodvne and
nVgoraung, loosen ~ the mucus 81 tho throat, and
lmpnrunA tone 90 Ae eutire eysiem No discovery 10
medical ssenco over mastered this class o diseases
like Dr. Wyukoop's Iceland pectotal. 70 is usad with
The most astonishing resu & In all cases OF hroncht
Influence, whOoplu cnngh, dpthera or putrid sore
throat asthma, Group, coughsssolds nervous irrts.
bltY, SC.
the Rev J.J Potter cerudes that, al have used Dr
Nynk oops Pectoral for several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II TO MANY Others, and have never
'een lts equal" Eey.J.J. Potter, Brooklyn q. y.
Huuareds and thousands of important iestimOhi.
ais could be produced, showing rs remarkable cures
and that Il never faus.
I, Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oil
at Peruvian Baisam, Eit, amrane, tOinlrey, Bur
iUct aud other nya 0ahe expeets rant and tonic IN
Tete5ts. ltls harness, pr1mps and lasting. in
7elit- and sud rers cannot arOri TO neglect trial
Nvery hmily should hNvs It, Il is remarkable lot
oroup. Full descriptions, recommendations amt di
ectOue accompany each bottle.
sold in Dayton by " W. stewart and all principal
if lists.
Prepared by Dr. 3 wynkoop, and sold by D. 5.
barnes 4 Co., Sew York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
Public Sale.

A VALUABLE FARM, consisting Of G2 acres IN
"A Twin township, Preble county, % miles west Of
Fyrnoht' miles southeast o. Lewisbtrg, will be sold
on the promises on Saturday February ~ 1863
The improvements consist sf a gc cd house and
barn and other aihui'dngs, two COOL wells oi water
good bearing orchard Of trees forty acres OF
cleared land the balance Of the land well timhared
This farm Is convenient 70 churches schools mills
lively be sold to the highest bl der Tsrms made
known on day II sale.
ja9ldaWts SAMUEL SHTMP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
Z y ] Gru 7porsfmfir.
IMPORTANT u FARMERS & HORSENBlI
Dayton ShoeinR Shop
CORNER OF ST. CLAIR AND FOURTH Sts
% GESSLER 80 NOOK.
former partner of
NATHAN SIFFERMAN.

1EANt ING o,ened q Shoeing Shop on tho corner
IL Of St. Clair and Fourth streets is now prepared
TO accommodate all who may desire to have their
horses shod in manner which will certainly meet
their mp obation. HNiny devoted himsslfto this
~ lnt r rs asPecielty, and having had years Of ex
the t1ii"to the factssabove mentioned lie win en-.
deayor tomeet all demands promptly and do his
worF satlSf, ,torilY. Give him a call
now lind vo .GEssLER MOCK.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
Farms for Sale.

FINHE undersigned, residing n Greenyihe, o offers
! for sale valuable farm Of $50 acres OF land I3O
acres uui, cultivation, with brick house, new bank
lnrn nearly completed large orchaid and rs pleas
70 Piqua, "a miles east OF GettyHbifg DarRe county
kso, sixty acres of iPproyed land within one mile Of
GreenYle. Tlrms liberal.
del4ws 1uT HHfIss WILLIAM ALLEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
plantation 6ittcrS.
S T.--1SeO--x.

-
Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weakness
as4ltude, pelptatou Of the heart, lack Of eppehte
distress after eating, torpid liver constipation, 6c
deserve to sulsr Il hcy viii rot Try he celebrated
PLANTATION BtTTERS
Which are now rccommeoded BY thc highest n1edca
authorities, rai warranted to produce an immediate
beneficial effect 1heyar exceedingly agreeable, per
eoty ypure ami inust supercedes other tonics where
neaiihy, gentle samulant is required
rhsy purify, strengthen sndinygorate;
rnoy create soatny appetite;
they are so anulole to change OF water and diet;
rhey overcome effects Of dissipation and late hsurs
They strengthen The system and envcn the mind;
They prevent missmatic and intermittent fsyers;
They purity the breath and acid y Of The stomach;
Ihey cure dyspepsia and eOnstpRto
They cure dIarrhea, cholera and cholera mOybus;
They cure liver complaint aud nervous headacne;
They make tho weak strong, the languid brilliant
aud exhausted natures great restorer They ar,
composed Of the celebrated cslisaya bark, winter.
green sasssiras, roola and herbs a presorv por
.ectly pure st. Croix rum.
60 nave given the Plantation Bltters to hupd,
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonish-
my effect. g. W. ANDREWS,
supt soldiers Home, Cincmbsd"
60" The Plantation Bitters hayecured me liver
complaint OF which was lald up PROSTATE, and had
o abandon my business.
B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohlo."
"s " owe much to you for l verify believe the
Plantation Bittera have saved my life
Rev. W. n. WAGGoNER, Madrid, n. T."
90 q Thou wilt send me two bottles n,ore OF thy
'eutaton Eitters. Ny wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
" ." have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had TO abandon proachihg. The sntatiou
tiers have cured me.
Rev. j. 5. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
- Send US twenty-lour dozen more Of your
Plantation Bters the popularity Of which are daily
Increasing with The guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Propretors Wizards Hotel, Washngson,D. c."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re.
cuved They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and decate females.
Be cautious OF frs-flIed bottles. See our signature
on fine steel plate label They are not sold by the
Gallon, They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists grooers hotels sa-
ioons, steamboats, ant country stores.
P. u. DRAKgA CO.,
@'itawdm 202 broadway. n, y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
LARGE FARM FORsAL

FlNIIE subscriber viii sell his farm on the Lexington
j road, eleven miles y est If Dayton, aud Two miles
nnrth q ewLeban9n Tho farm contains 22sl
neres Of first rata andlie acres are cleared and N
ahgh state Of cultivation. The balance is heavily
tlmhered The improvements consist OF brick house
ahd large bank harm For further information call
on the subscriber y mpes east " saIl Arm.
lde2IdaS2m t3l Il Il DkkIHL aARRER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11

TVAVF taken this old aud popular Hotel on Second
1 / street, Dayton, and hops by their attention 10
business to sustain hewe'l-earned reputation ofthis
well known house. ntIaN MA aifWlOifN
The Services Of n nry Foster so widely known
have been retainedas Clerk.
The patronage o. its (ormer hSeHdsis confidently
shtic nated aHg29-d&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
gu CEk Err Y,

| EAhhhSrLf canton all young men suffering
L rom Nervous Dehiity, &c., againlt endanuaring
helr hsaitn by patron zing any Of the advertising
1uMks You can iully Recover by the methods used
ny the ADVERTISER, and by hupdreds OF others and IN
10 other way. Read a latter which will send YOU n
you viii snut me post paid envelope bearng Your
address. birrctto HpWAkD II, TRAVER,
dosbdawOm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11

VNTANrED-A PARMA good, practical farmer
Nv wants to ro"t or work shares farm CON
tainng nom twenty-five 10 seventy ye acres Of land
OF VIII raise to0aeco, 40 Any one having farm to
rbat can tind good, reliable man by applying az No
lia Bast Filth street, corner Of Commercial street.
Dayton, ONO. Uii1 || fI"ifsli ia23diW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
OF nARrFoRD. ooNNEcrlcurl
GyRRY MAN Should INSUKE Hlg LIFE

itHs Htna grants policies For LlitE. for Il term
y Of years, tndoNneut policies and Ghildi Gu a In.
aowtuent ALSO, Non Feateitlng Polce-, on " nich no
payment ts required after ten years. iH
FIVE Thousand dollars paid tw0 losses n this olty
within the last six uOneaa.
Among all the conlrlshnces o. man to protect IRE
family circle from want none eA saund more sfta.
pie IN rs ehhracten noble IN lis fs9uTae certain IN
its results, than Life nsnfanee III ia the prny which
bhe dy ny stand eAvasto 'tl .i.l H'I !. 'I.Hi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
@ EVl- NLo1U
COUGH No MORE.
TRY srRICKLANDs MELLIFLUoUs CoUGH
m - -, BAgSAM. ~ $500 -

rms ls the best and cheapest rcmcdy for Coughs
Cods, doarseness Asthma, WhoopiBg Cough nnd
Ephsumpton Everybody who has tried this excel
leit haiSn euthusn.heaily recommend It. Mrs
buth'll' iafr slreet, Cincinnau says sho has been
pot TO he Soleto Hlak dt shrs she TOOK one fe,tte
p tals Bal-am, AMI mas ueel better e er since AMI
ADVISES AL El" nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma TO
iy nus valuable ~ous Aas.m FIFTY cents per boz
pc Sold ~ All ru5gist-, nnp manufactured ia No d
fas1 F"rrYfFpft rugpn4ni Vhi AtHWag
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Mary Huber ". George Hu5er, Jacob Huber, John
Huber.
Court OF conrn4n Pleas Of Montgomery county,
Ohio. In Partition.
GEORGE HUBER, OF tho state OF Illinois, Jacob
NJ Huber, OF y. Joseph comfy, Indiana, john b
Hube-. Martha Huber, Alice HUBER and Anu ~ Huber
all OF Montgomery cou,fy Ohio. will take note that
a petition wal nleI agaInst them the goth day Of
january, 1865, IN ihe Court OF Common Pleas Of
Montgomery comfy, OHIO, by Mary Huber, and is
now pending, wherein said Mary Huber anan,l Is par
ntion ot the following rati estate, tp-gt; Situate IN
the county o. Montgomery and state Of Ohio, lot No
lsourg m sad county, pat Of whch IS recorded in
Plat Book 4, page 20 nt the rscprf4 Of Mont gomery
county, phoi and thatG ths next term oil SAID Court
the sad ,ry Hu5sr win apply order that par
htou may be made of said pr niBes
MARY HUBER 81
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. ia2Iwe
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Dcntlstrp.

s. f. OonPTOH o. R. WuIAhn
COMPTON N WILLARD,
d E N II L $ II 8
OFFlCE-CORNER OF MAIN AND sEOOND
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
A Ill operations pertainng to Dentistry CAREFUL
~ and thoroughly attended, 60.
We would call especial attenton our style of in.
sertin artificial teeth With Continuous (suIns M
the ne plus ultra Of mechanical dentis ~ Also tr
our manner Of making the Vulcauite Work, which. h
some ases, - much superior to the orinary BlseE
Teeth. examine specimens auIa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11

Would these cp ldreA nave comfortable Eome m n
the means ui eduu,t,uni Would tins be lhdvl
dent oi tne eul1 enRntea oi tne Norinf Woud inns
aged Sni leebie parent De pIpriddd iOIi wood NY
estate pay deutsi. WOuu tucra be no sAcrnce OF
property By idrted sales OF t tiurIstndDr to meet
the demands Olcredlturssps nAt vii eli Tie uffkUti
tends doNuS ard Rnd ilioes tanuol reiG z9d
How few can answer these question u them satisaa-
toni rney fear To them, and cSeTsh tbs belief
that they hAyee long lease ltie. ihisis both fool
sh andcowardy. The brave nar, Cd M If...I ID ff.d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11

Young men juit starting IN business tybosa ot ,
capita Y their energy aud integrity, ,shoudinsire ~ ~.
lfes 20 ths amount OF half their liabt ties .Buoh M
oct tol di7nterested honesty when known 10 ~
TORS would Justly Increase their eohiidenee In
II would show thstthey did not wish to cave
T'enlS exposed TO any yaVo'dsheeontingeney ana he
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11

Mightfairy be regarded as the tributa whoh an pn.
right heart pays at the shrine of iassee " ~
- JOHN II. BFOPPELMAN, ~
AnN Agent Tor Dayton aud vielnily.
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ease hy the use Cf
Farmers q Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,


" AotITH HR Sc sHrRK-
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surroRr rnE wIEN oE as No0N

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04

or course his death was the 1gork, n
an indirect manner, Of those desperate
traitors and inosruste fiends whose
power IN the field has just been de-
a-rovei, and who thus exhibit in y
hooking manner their deep malice and
c5~ardly bafred towards the victorious
defenders of the Union and the psinci-
pies they would destroy.
This IS very cloudy, dismal evening,
well corresponding with the uDmistske-
able s3dness and grief which oppresses
The ps.-iot besrt Oh, how mOurnfuI
all seems. The anxious, almost thun-
ders-rUcz and exaspeEated throug, on
our proverhiaIy quiet streets, talk bur-
rlsdiy, thoggh in subdued tones, ss if
even nowin the presence Of the re-
vlrec dead But let Us hope on. We
VIII soon be amply rewarded
L7ea were the dags floating o 'er our
village not drspsd snd hall mast, sud
had we no; been Officially informed of
the facts, we should not mistake the
signs Of mourning. Sometime I can
discern nothing e!sein this war than 2
terrible visitation Of Providence. Q
fearful ac7urger and wonder what eTre.
e7ab.a mistake. or unpardonable Of
ienso has brought such a calamity.
Bat -ti- sent and Is devastating our
lsDil and I think with It the cause Of
this war VIII be removed forever.
Though I am young aud have hereto
fore paid but little attention to govern.
mental ad4irs and political intricacies,
and whether the fearful contest nov
raging, js the result if error on the part
Of honest though misguided, men, the
Tii1r dangerous and impracticabls
scheme Of fanatics, or tho clandestiue,
deeply laid intEigues of Juscrupulous
traitors, I know not. But ID know
that the country 5 life has been threat
e1sd, though, thanks to a just God,
sud 20 our noble srmies. she is now
safe. Yes, thousands Of brave, honor
abls meu are striving 20 uphold her
laws men incensed with no thirst for
blood, or vengeance, no hatred towards
their fellow-man, but patriotic, devoted
men lmPslled b. q better motive, q
biga sense Of duty. And such are
those needed in the present great cri-
Bis Give them 10 our armies, and,
u.,L justice on cur side, victory IS sure
TO crown our efforts
IfAndrew johnson proves as efficient /
as bis iamen.ed predecessor, (Which |
-0re can doubt with the timely co-ope- /
ration Of cur leading generals, that vic .
tory VIII very likely be won, and with .
if Peace! Very truly yours,
NE. B.