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'''I patch from Washington, dated the
s'.' 30 Vac Cincinnati Gazette. says:
-, : Iguatei in the National lntelli-
Sil, h,.oie ile meeting nj ,,,,,s-sss. i.sue /,
-, -, .alnaiion recognizing the reconstrucied
- - tsa.n in practical relations with
81 government, and that il will
pi-.--st1 my BE- The duty Of Mr.. CLERK Nc
-.-,..-. o. place The pames OF the Repre-
IN Rom those States on his initial
- il'e--'seaccr's wishes are no doub,
'-'s 'o'''n Of TINS intimation. Il Presi-
dent johnson ISSUE, prOelsmasion Of n,
-ea1rhe'eF rsisrred %. L viii onlv b. si,e,
ne i1ls ie'si States shall hsvs complied
with h-i demands upon them. aud this thew
do not seen 20 be in any hurry 70 do.
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Al the farewell dinner which Sir Morton
peto and The Eaglsh capitalists gave IN
New York, the other day, two hundred and
6ly guests were present.snd The dinner cosi
about 81. 900, jgsi sIoo for each person, be.
inc.no dOust. the most elaborate and com plst,
banquet ever given in this country. Al
least tpenty-iour kinds Of vine were drunk
and the price of some Of he brands, the
imperial Tokay for instance, was Sc PEI
bottle.
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STEoNG DlsrArcHrs FOR MiNIsrER AnkNs.
The mail steamer which sailed on the Sth
Tor Liverpool. carried important dispatches
70 Minister Adams from Secretary Seward,
with fah Instructions relative 10 the prose-
cutioa Of the claims FOR compensation for
the injuries inflicted upon our commerce by
The AnglO-rebel pirates. The publication
Of these dispatches win create a sensation
ia Great Britain, and wall sstonish the eau
tious diplomatisis Of Europe
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I''rHr CONSTITUTIONAL P0wrR.


is u MOI The dictate Of sound policy 10
proceed with the restoration Of thc south
with the least possible delayf There is an
inmense deot 90 Be paid, and We want the
south Placed IN condition % help pay il.
We shall Be siron ger - nation and hap
reconstrucuon-a reunion q hearts aud =
reunioR Of hands.
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Piss n AETESAS WELs.--M. Deso5, 8
Sviss naturalist, has investigated and con-
6rmed the statement that small fsh have
been found in Algerian aEtesisn wells two
hundred feet deep. These fish belsag 70 the
carp species. They are healthy, aad have
ans, large aud perfect eyes. sub'eFrsasun
Cab sna usually blind, on account Of the
psslessuess o. eyss 10 such crcstures.
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Proclamation By the Mayor.

MAYORS OEFICE,
NAsHy HLE, TESs-, Nov. q 1865.
For the purpose Of prsveuung disorderly and
rotous contsre Z q eDz, sad pr0motIng tie pualc
peace and respect Tor The igN Her5ty eelare and
order, by " rtus Of the poser and authority in me
vested, that and ster this dft- and IN further
orders, the pop Iet-r- Of al SALOONS and restau-
rsuts here saloons aitachcd, who're persons OF
color are Hcrus omed 10 frequeut lnd assemble to-
geiher, shlA b. Tequ ret 10 close the sstne, an 3
seep them closed, ffom the hour % p m. undl
the succeeding nour 90 Gam.
The city Nsrshsi and the Captain OF the Night
Police, ard their respective forces, src hereby 81
rected to emo tina oruer, and % resort III Be
hnguents 10 this order.
". MATT BROWN,
Mayor Of nashville.
". n. WmKTssoy, Recorder. nOyI-t.
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'History rcPcsts itself; but the lamena.
ton 81 The eleven tribes Of Israel Should not
be ours. AfIer they had wholly extermin-
ated all the men oi one tribe, they came mp
10 the house Of the lord crying, 'Ohi Lori
God Of Israel, way is this come % pass in
Israel ;hsi there should be one tribe lacking
IN Israeli"
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Bill 70 legslize thu proceedings Of the
County Court Of shelby county was passed
on its second reading.
Adjourned tin 10 O'clock A. H. on Monday.
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Hon. John Wilson, the Republican Con
gressmnn- elect from the Lafayette District.
Indians, has been making a speech, in
which he fully endorses abe reconstruction
policy OF President johnson. There is coz
siderable sense in the following extracts
from has remarks. lie says;
t'rHE CONSTITUTIONAL POWER.
/" Congress may admit new States, bat hes
no power 10 expul old States. BY solemn
acts Of Congress all the rebellious Ststes
have been admitted 20 the Union except
four, which were o. the original thirteen
which formed tue Union. There Is no
power in the Constitution, either express or
implied, % reduce States 10 Territories. IL
is the duty Of the United States 20 gusran-
Tee 20 every State ii the Union a repabli-
can lorna OF governments. and tins gDsrmtee
ls not affected by rebellion. Rhode Island,
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania did not
cease 10 be States because Of the rebellion
m Their borders, nor have the southern
/ Ststos.~
BE adds;
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TEE Pacific sQUADRox.-The Pacific
squadron will consist ofthe following named
vessels PoShatsn, twenty-five guns sha-
mokin, ten guns; TusearOra, ten guns
Vanderbilt, seventeen guns Monadnock
four guns. Totsl, sizty-three guns. The
Powhotan, first-rate frigate, so-ealled
viii be the flagship; the shanoklin, an iron
double-tender gunboat, will coast of Brazil
the Tuscarors, a wooden gunbOat Of the
Kearsage class, WILDE in commission in the
Pacific, aad the Vanderbilt, large wooden
ship, and the Monadnocl,, double turreted
i-ea-rlad. carving I5-ineh guns. will lay
up IN the hsrbor Of San Francisco.
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To Contractors

". T. GATRs.............-....W. Il. POHLAEA Al
eepi0-sr
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Tho Washington correspondent o. ID,
rev York Commercial says % Ar. sumner
that is is maniiosuy hi determination 4
oppose. iu Cougrcss, every state Govern
iaeut organized by recent rebels, as nudity
We yuoie:
This accirine wil he espoused BY q
gooaly number in the senate and in the
House, bui ] am couhdetu the Presidents
policy wall prevail. The Republicans in
iadiEna sud ether Western Stsics caunot
Dr. a.-ds g. .usist upon negro sutrsFc, and
..-I Hoi iollov abe bad % New Englsnd on
iaa SUB ecL"
Aasr The vote in Colorado. Connectieut
and Wisconsin on negra suffrage. every man
90. sense ouEht % De- satisfied that it is a
'-'a tl-i cant win. 10 Mr.. sumner. and
-'' s.al.u.ars insist upon ID, why they mus,
60 10 idg wall
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Col. Jesse h. McNahon il he s5;,o- 81
-hs Memphis Appeal, which has just been
revived.
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M Inited stntcs ser,ice Mngazln
A Grand Grape Growing Enterprise

4 Grand Grape Growing Enterprise.
The Wheeling. Virginia. Intclhgenoer
SAYS ihata joint stock company on large
tcale b. being iomed in that city for On,
PURPOSE of entering more largely into 10,
grape growing business. 1t is p-oposed .,
raise e capital OF s25O.oeo. Nearly 50, 90,
have slreaiy been subscribed. sud as soon
o. Si5. zoe are raised %, company will 70 d
po-l. The land 10 De worked is on the Ohio
rlde ol the river. near MardnsvilIe. aud
any acrcs Of @ arr already under culuya
uoa, and e. 8, designed to incrcsse the siz,
oi working land 90 one hundred and f0eer
ssrss. The company, whom al tho stock b
taken, viii purchase . Steamboat, and il
edition 30 the grape culture. take cut zeal
A charter will be applied for, and then
viii be a grand growing company.
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Hon. Chas. J. jenkins is the general IA
ToTits Tor Governor Of Georgia.
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Gard.

NAsHyILLE, November 2, lsdj.
+ HAVE this day sold 10 Mr.. John 3. Smith my
Il entire stock OF goods, business, sc and II re-
urng from business l Oesina 20 return thanks 70
my customers who have 80 liberslly paironzed me
in the past. I cordially recommend my young suc
cessOT 20 the busnefs community As a gentleman,
~orthy. reliable, and Trustworthy, and in every
way deserving of their confidence snd esteem
nOvs-ln CHAS LIEBENSTElN.
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The Treasury Department will call in all
$50 legal-,ender notes, in consequence Of
thr dangerous counterfeit on that denoTni-
na lion lately discovered.
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Mr.. Speaker Heisl5ell introduced bill IN
cooperating the Knoxville Mutual Fire In.
sUrance Company.
hr Steele introduced q bill 10 repeal tbs
Franchise Law, and moved TO refer It to the
Jud ciary Committee. Lost.
Mr. Wines then moved TO reconsider the
vote Lost
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

MILITARY DIVISION OF The TENNEs7EE,1
Cam QUaRrIEuAsrFa's CrTCE. q. g. VI. r q.
NksHymir, 3 rsS, Oct. -, is65
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McGlLi
BITING PHYSICAL
.N IAE fREAIMHAT o. pGaAa. >
ClalWUeS En- VITA suuf1k
llHAE afAIhE, ~ VI n ~
HaaENIL La, TENflcEEs

ei5lWiue6 Hrm Trra sUCCEk 8
GlHAE STATS, az If N ia
F1agyiila, fENSr8ls.
For furtheF information IN regard .
the slzilltui success in the tressment b
diseases, the reader Is referred TO Still
LE's IHERAPEUrIos and MArEEIA AIDi1A
two large volumes, late editiou OF l'o0
the best work in the United States
where you will fnd Dr. McGilfs name
standing parallel with the best msti'a-
men Of the age IN the treatment Of as
eases Of women Forall diseases 10 tls
advertisement, satisfaction . glAran
teed With my general practice lISa'
the following
gtroaic Gases
VII. r,t ssrre1.. Rhrraas. l-n. Aeaclcns O 20
Lulr7. n.sassl4 o. tln Lsrcai -.s..ea 49,
auf lr1ts. P.alrsy. FE.aa, lca-l csl1aii - -
Diseases of The Esari and Ldfai la.iali.ii.
DeaGe1s. Diseases OF th8 lTesi lal-.l--al -
TENS, LyBpepHls OF indieoston, aet Conslip 49, ~
ioEsilas alia nl Private Oiseases
ElfI.fnses "a stifls ~ riunET Organ
fattaa 70 re l1diasi
Am HTr-Hrzr c. tha Womb troEtsd w -
|'H"H.H ls.H 'a
~ Il s1acarr e. F1u7a a1aracr. - q
h laaif fli 1.ia z hlai IRE 'aili. N l'ias -
Etsraity.
T11nz as7les L.stleg Hh-1s u.1rils r..
fafI1 -. b anaF arr In f1e rcaga, $50
aaflr4 sd yo1 Esclld uli-fT eni ~
me Ia Fdur if-iro you car -dr-i re -
.as-7f o. IL uaz-o1- no lalT cflr tlifJ--H -
1f csr aao1 ulure aFn|oe-1a- A. 11ill
By lesser or aarzCn srr-clJ coalla1-a-
III aHietf Eaiisslons 0aFef.
Yoaaz l-sa. sop uai1rs yca urt1ef ~ -
&C., a.H-.r s1 Msr. acre nj n. .- -
l. gara ~ =, fhs IN s1lrua. ard 81 -
r1ar.u that na.i1TI...1l lrsasaEs Do ana &" f.r
Hsr fi-sl h have cufdii d11aua la -la u E.t
t1 tiiHsrcni 81 ztas. 10 hare eqnni aallf
ls-, sid are nov vel curaf ~ ne -
ea-u1g lait1 10 qua sanrll1 rl.r.al' ~ g a-
iro rgllirY. ir rart. aH OF. 80
s1T vl.4. sla 50 FFe re ra.. a
aa.nar ..E -. 1 .r .saa..s alal..--- ~ 80
rs-.lss-aHl Ila las al. f1--1
s.lsa 6asAss
DH. No L-.
ur1- -l-.aI El.tFa SIS
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Negro Suffrage.

The question Of negro suffrage was sub
mitted to the people Of Wisconsin, at the
election on Tuesday last, aud rejected by a
majority Of about ten thousand. The Re-
publican ticket prevailed By a msjority as
large. We hope this IS ihe last we shall
hear Of negro suffrage for the present.
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OOrTON AND ToHA


Coniectianers should examine them and secure a
supply Private families should hiis ghsgn-lhey
vii keep and be splendid Tor TIE Holidays 4
box Will make the n,cest kind Of = present
Gall And see teen; Warrantea al sound and in
the augst tsnnsifaon
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Every Day.

on the arrival Of the Cars. connecting a. Paducal
with TIE Cincinnati Packets 81 Cairo siih the iiI
nb.s Central ka,lroad, the Memph Packet Com
psnY, and Ataauc and Mississippi steamship CON
PAW snl s. s., Louis with ali kaiToa1s and Up
ler hissiSsippi bosls.
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NoFcr-CHANeE o. IIar.-Ou sd res-,-.-.
~ ge.1t Z, s.h,ias d'etsF , te oneeed s. &.
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Cunsrd steamship Java, which arrived at
New York 3 few days ago, is the largest w.
sci in the Cunard line In addition 10 the
usual appliances for insuring the safe and
Efficient working Of the ship, she is furnish
ed with an electromagnetic telegraph and
tell-thie, which works from the bridge &c
The engine room and the wheel-house, not
OILY communicating eommGads 10 the par
ties in charge al those points, bur also indi-
eating back to the bridge not the verbal re-
Spouse of the recipient Of the message, but
actually showing wins. be has done, 50 that
il a eomnHnd has been misunderstood, it is
AT once made evident, and the means Of rec
tifying the mistake made apparent. The
java Is the twenty-sighth vessel built
for the Cunard line, and there are three
more on the stocks in process Of construe-
ton, Al Greenock, Scotland. These are ths
Malta, Palmyra, and the Llama.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.



OFFIoE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE, IEsURAsoB DIET,
CoLUMBus, ONO, January IL, 1883.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
HURAkOE COMPANY, located at Hartford, IN the
State of Connect cut, has hled in this office swoln
statement its condition, required by the hist Sec
on OF the act "To reg ate Insurance Companies not
INCORPORATED by the State OF OhO,' passed April 3,
1856 and amendt February ., 1854 and, whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidences
that il is possessed at least one hundred thousann
dollars OF actual capital invested IN stocks or bonds
or IN mortgages OF real estate, worth double lhe
] amount tor which the same Is mortgagedi anh,
whereas, said Company has filed In this ONCE wIlt-
ninstrument undar its corporate seal, signed by
| the President ana Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents OF said Company in this state 10 az.
knowledge service OF process for and IN behalf Ol SAID
| Company. according to the terms OF sald law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the hrst section OF
the aid act, 1, Jam ES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor OF
state for OHIO, do hereby certify that said MONT II
AMERICAN FlRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hartford Connecticut, is authorized TO lrenshol the
BUSINESS Of Fire Insurance IN tms state uDul Tie
thirty Ht day Of January, IN the year one lhonshhd
/ eight hundred and sixty-siX.
lSTAap.l In witness whereof l have hereunto sub
iSEAL.l scrlbed my and caused the seal Of my
81 othce to be affixed the day and year above
| written. JAS Ii. GOODMAN,
| telO HlH t.nA a.." '' N. Auditor of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE,

FINhE Atna grants policies FOR LIFE, for term
Il OF years, Endow nent policies and childIen's En-.
dowtnent. Also Non Forieihng Policies, on which 90
payment is required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid losses in this city
within the last six months. O. .t 80 W
Among all the contrivances OF men to protect the
family circle from want none can De found more sm
Pile IN its character, noble IN its features, certain in
It's results, than Life Insurance II Is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
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4]rofesstonal.
I'm CINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL, 4,



non TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under th,N control OF two Of the most Eminent
anu AAiNl rr'ii11'0i byNeans in the W.I,u. h
Il hONNPARTE, from London and Pass
ID Hospitals, ana for -" ''t ten ears o. ne ON
Sanat yeneIss ho inc only once 81 in The ely
ss rs herman, nj cure Of Prnate Diseases can be
"htain.a Without the use ol mercury VI change u
Diet Gonoirhosa cured IN ga 70 loruy-t"o houis,
elect cured IN ihre,s 70 ten daysi Structures cured ~
on to three weeks; NOCTURNAL hnshlOns hloppeu IN
two TO six days; Seminal eokness cured In Two 10
eip pht weeks; syphilis nls primary hihBeh cuieu IN
th4sa daVs SecondA Ty symptoms IN one 70 hIee
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN one 70 lhiee Weehs
irnntency yp,s restored IN one TO iour ~eel D. an
,sesses 81 private ure tTesled with lnIArHtled
suqse S ~ % ereat work on private dseeaaes
the Private Guide 20 Health, Is bent hois TO NIL male
ard Ienale old aud young, should rsau ths WnFk{ ~
| Will enlighten those Who groPe ID uafLhtsh' rhoS
6r sopspaite's FrenGh Patent Male slde IL u
perfectly safe, and never iAs 70 give shtas bYh' y
only sale and sure prgTshke Nss he
ONE 81 per halt dc ZEN o. per aozent sem by mail
= ~ 10 Maoame LOzIER's female Monthly llils y a
,,sIa diseases laaies should not use thtln during
| pregnacy, as they will pr, duce mlhcAlIlbEe iluo q
per po1-ex,p hne s5-sent TO my neursss s 's,, &
dit atloaably acknowledged to be the ei4npon4 Nne
tngs OF vinereal diseases and the only Doctors Hho
fe,siye monthly ieports. .ltrom lhe o.d WoFla W1
have leen accustomed nom an early age ui ytth "
witness the VARIOUS dseasea.Whch Snllct lNi ihirp,
and a. Watch ths progreea through long career o.
nTolessIonal sndy In every sphere tine, nom No
| sumtle abode iol poverty TO ne Whlsi"n y ,hp
wealthy, and having Aseertaned 9eA oha y
me Rel rtisa system their particular ttody, an
20 devote their whole attention 10 the AleWagt y ol
1 the diseases oftheae important iuneuens No tuels
win be answered anlees they contain aTemitlanee OF
! a postage stamp. Call o. address =, .,c I'd a. al4J
Drs. BuNAPARTE REfNOLDs,ll.
No. l3e syclthore street, between fhh anu Sixth,
| east side, zinc nnatl, NhiO. iu- 20 tii't -
Oh9s hqnEs rom a: N, 20 sll., ny. -. !. y lsIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
LIFE
INSURANCE.

Young men Just starting IN business, whoae cbia,
capital 10 their energy and integrity should insure the
.iyes 20 the amount OF half their liabilities sneh an
act OF dislnterested honesty when known TO
TORS would justly increase their confidence In thsr
II would show thatLhey did not wish to leave ther ~;
friends exposed 70 and lie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE

TINHE undo igned, Samuel Wli amson, VAS on The
i 18th day ofMarch, 1906 duly appoint u and quail
lied "A Administrator the estate Of 10 hn Q, VIII
hanson, late OF Montgomery county, OH o, deceased
SAMUEL WILL HANSON. %
Dayton, o, March II. ls65-ml Rows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
WM. H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State,

PoRTERs FLEET GOING TO RICHMOND.
From the mail boat Dictator which left
City Point yesterday (Monday) at ten A NJ,
the Star obtained the following, among other
items ys ...
Our gunboats have moved up James river,
and are now engaged in removing the obstruc-
toRs H",s.t D." s'
Gen. Weitzel, upon entering Richmond,
was directed by Gen. Grant to allow no one
TO leave the city, or permit any one TO enter
who was not connected with the army, or had
authority to do so.
The rebels fred Petersburg in several
places before evaeuating the town, but the fire
was speedily extingushed a g '.
Over 5000 prisoners have already been re-
ceved at City Point, and others are constant.
y arriving. In fact there are so many prison
ers there that sufficient number OF troops
could not be spared to guard them, and con
sequently detachments of sailors and marines
were taken from the gunbosts and placed 10
charge Of them. The entire number of pris-
oners captured by our troops up 10 yesterday
was estimated at 5000 by we'll informed off.
GERS Our wounded are being sent into City
Point as rapidly as possible. The Dictator
brought up nearly 800 rebel deserters who de-
sert to take the oath Of allegiance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
BE SAFE FROM THE pANes OF WANT

Would these chldreA nave a comfortable home, and
the means Of educaioni Would this vile beindepen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the wordi Would tins
aged and feeble parent be provided iorf Would my
estate pay my debtsf Would there be no sacrifice oil
property by forced sales oil administrator to meet
the demands ofcIeditorssales made when the market
tends downward and fair prices cannot be reallzedf
How few can answer these question 70 their sasfae,
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the bele
that they have long lease on fo. This 10 both TOOL
ish ndcowardly. The brave man ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05

vlbR SALE 400 acres Of land, six miles south OF
X Keniou Hardin county, OHIO lying on both s.des
u the Cpcinnau and Sandp7ky he''roau' ~ ar hudi
ihe land lies rolling, and IL timbered with ash, ma;
bie walnut cherry, lynnl hickory, No has lhht good
4, Inns Of water y valuable water newer on PilYeT
gy,eE twenty feet heRd, With rich creek bottoms,
nniV iinpfoyemepfs, a cabin With about hiteen aeIe
ei@dreds The wood on he land, II eut and hapled 70
me railroad, will pay for The land. -.
"iFor terms and other particulars, apply 70 J, II
Price, or W. y. Marquis, beheiontAinei o. lsz4daH1
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Dayton, AenlP . and Columbus Railroad.
EkM Mg
NJ (lHA NOE ON TINE nm.

THREE DA' lily TRAINS Fast, VIA OLUMBUs
u Iaroi9A Trains from Dayton TO all Edsts m Cities.
IWHhh DAILY TRAINS EAST, leay N Dayton
- lor he East as follows; Mail ll;55 \, M. Co
uinpu5 5ln Accommodation, 600 r. ~, higl Express
ARR WING AT DAYTON.--Night E1pT ess, s.O5 A.
m. llumbus AcoommodA dAhon, $40 A. d. Dayton
apr iss, 6;3e p. NJ. .- ~ b.. E.r. y .
Iu inns run by Columbus hms, whehlsi Ueven min
n.ss faster than Dayton time.
through tickets can be had for all Ea stern Cities
nS calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Az ent
E. W. WOODWARD Bup't,
maj .t. s.. Cincinn hd, Ohtos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-05
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

s the unseen hand OF the proydent father reaching
forth from the grave and still nourshing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY IT, the faithful
SOIL
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even yhere he has preceded them into eternity; Syit
the honest debtor satisfies his neutrality-suspicious. when
tate aeemed least propitous In moral and worldly
sense it is great weapon by which to roo dea'h OF
his sting. a.. ,,,.,
Let any husband, father, son, ask hlmsef "li was
to die to ghl would those who are dear to me
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

Va CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT s'rso oIN
r,,HIs laIEe al doammegiepb hotel has been 4 T.
| FITTED AND ltkFuaNlsHED throughout mag.
stvie without gard 20 tfonhe or expense 10 meet
~ demands OF The travelling public, 70 which your
W. .loiAs" = = " ~ d. o. AAOLIsH, Pror.
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New York, April 4-The Commercial
says, it is reasonable to suppose thatwe may
hear soon Of movement against Augusta,
established between Augusta and ColumbI a,
and by this means communication re-establn b.
ed between Richmond aud the western port ON
of the Confederaey. The enemy also do ubt.
less opened communication directly az .ross
the country. The occupation of Angu sta is
necessary to complete the isolation Of West
ern Georgia, Alabama and Mssinsippi
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grapple with ti the wise man, that he
may study us nature and paate its thFeatening The
means OF paaton are at hand, OF easy access 70 all
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