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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

To THE NERVOUS. DEmLITATED AND
Il pt~foNbhNT oF born SIMS 4
rrraf srf-rsr harin- ice. ssrf a.. hrsish e. e
- eafs. - fasHf srar- - uur-srs dag a.
s--ssi A. = Zee crsafssr- ~ "a l-sb on th-
trfrtpt of go ratt a.lfffssesi erF~at~ q cafs
81 90 - ~ rurr ra.,istsd Duert ra
Join n. DAG NALL. Esx L. Pea Oai-r.
hraskt,n. \
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

The Levistou Journai says Hon. =. A.
SAnboFa q Eeal6sld. has removed 90
Auburn "'ih vicu ofpsrrhasin.- ib~ water
Pr1s1rse al oiLcr pruPorty near the Fan,.
kno~n a. % tie Foundry.' % 4 he .han Sad il
adsp'ed % las purpose. AL ercctiag tiers
an Gal Oloth FACTORY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
U. S. 500 six per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds.

rl.~e hsrnsi- 49, rssri rrr-aiaui shi-h hiersu.
o. tiir $3.50 p-oat ga a.. e z losu. - b. ex.u,p
ti'n fr'm ~tafr a-i Man rt' tsxsfis- ~fa-h -.
from or o. ttr-e rr rrrt nor-. rr.orfIn- - the
rae irrirf On ether G-olrrv. IT, ia-rrrrf o.. psv
aitr il oarrrnr1 sr-ai ruurai,y t--,1rrus ar ~
"a % e.sh So. uh-ea aaJ b. 81 n sal soia
o. 49, haI,k 90 h.nirr.
- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

COMMISSIONER NOTICE W. hs...-
Y i~ru sI.-'iafsl b. lian. A.. ". " rssl-.r,.
gssiTr ei fr.lsir G. the Co.aay &c tsrd. c.
aissi.a,fs o. rsaniur tAe esiaas ~ the rs-lstsr.
~ iifnlg t. " ssa. lac oi Ea-a.fi ia sssi roan-
tF, d'crtfrts 49, estate fs fepfr.rlir4 issalF
snf. giss sEurr thu - ra.rfhs fru.n a. tttrf
urrlaf ln harrn, l-bt. have t--n aials 81 sa,.f
cf,dfHfs o. tr.n- IN aut pr.rc hcir ciaia.. eel
thaf ar Ill aflrnl ts fhr lafF asssrl-l 10. 81 he
care 90 Ieslrr & Rtrasrfs.n ra D.nfeid s.l.ss.
on or lrt N.Y. 81 Asg. 1a.r. Ja.s anl - -
tenter lsl5
W.. " BOLSTER Casa'r..
D o. ElttiAEu~DN
nrf-tf. Mtrrh - 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

o. Ma Fl,--fri-s,. sf Go 81 Zi.ro- Ii.a.-
No %. VI. ~tl.snus il..i .ns-l af-.rf a.
L. Hr-isfi FEB 20. Lfusn D. Matte. 49,
.ssuf 30 sears
l. Eat R-.afri. uarrA "a. fi-i-a L. lie a.
u $50 Z Msri.a. aErl - fesrs.
- tecks y o. MOI AZ. Ar-rt-o,- f.r-A-
- oi -. y. " a. NJ , Dssl.. ug~s ,s.s
% rsanfhs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Mayor Irye Of this city addressed
large sud enihusias;ic recruiiiug u,eet.n-
a. Craigs Miils. Osiord. a fc- evening.
SINCE. Ar ~hich here ~rre a larse usraber
81 cul.stmcHts. Iewiston Jourtal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

rrsrfuHNIhrs-
Iunni ~. .ts ~ 60 ofIGe -Fst sassTi
Hsf -'---sf .f.~'if'e~rfs ri-ff = ha-f tave
hti on.riaI fH,rrurrr-e.
CuhELES MASON.
ca1int.sionsr ~ fafc1fs-
j haze I'd ae-Itltlsa Ir --f..aaz laxrnt.rs fhaf
thef rtrrff cufF 49, -r-r-rr.f raf frarf-
surftF, aal 1880 c 10. af rslufr.. thsir -
plicatraa- ia lala I'd sr,lir 80 t.eal aa sariv - a
hForal.r .-sa-,t.tt.aa "a ...r r,tisai ot..oe.
lnMl Nn RAJ.
i..f f..rrrf. .....er 90 rafrrfs
= ~. q. ~ Eiis BE- nias- 60 r- TuIR-
lELN sQl.ir....n-. .s III. '..f r~r of s hfra pate
cote have irrr crsrtr.l. nni f'1f Dol $50 -eIslfsr
~rtrh narI-ra sfnhr rrorfI n -Irst tsisn- snI
.l'h,y a.ai Al y on be- rafr 49, si- o. rors,u-
uHssf 90 sntra-ars fp arTh o. hra o. fsrrcilrs
her fafrai-. ss fhrs u.ss O. -rr- rf haF 90 fhs
1u1-t tuhiui alrnrlar frsforr. an lhelr cs.rs.
sul ai sers r--.s Tool "a rh.r-es"
JOAN FAGGART
lfuf "a stEhf anouths. tLr -lia-efi 49, 90 c.rrar
81 BIO lI-- fsarIirr. .r rr-rs.rrffrsi az
ri. ri'iaa-. >iNrEEN ArrEkI-. EVERY
OH "a uhtfh Wa arri.rl .4 htz ttvor. ~ the
f...ar......la-r oi rl .rer.rs. o.. o.. EDDY
h.-t.r. D. 10. leo 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07


FrEks- FSs~--is- r. -~ti-- ~ .r-ass. ~
aitr.i State a.. Oh tsrrs Brttsia Ffauor al
uiher irr rr .'fur'r.ra. ctseafs = rc,f-sti,--
t-euss.lNss 49, = 80 =! gsl-rssr gls@~ia--
"a ff-.ss 800 q 80 fsss' ssaas. 80 ssh
Arspafrh. krsfarrnrs u-t.e irfn Arnrrlran 90
fefriga esrks.fs actrrrsur~ - vasfifs or uid.
nt n faffufs 81 nflars-ant fsrai Dr ether
$50 go - Il .n.ssurrs tl..h..fg - s-srss
Cori-s ofthe e sizes n lsf r.afrni turtistei >,
r-a,iat1ag 80 esirr. A. raaur-is rgossslsl 81
" .affsal.
This s-rrcy b. a1i aal, ihe lsrrcrt ia Nes Fsx-
hhf. ts' fhrtisa y isrt.''rr. hrsr nisr-f-r-- ~
srru..g pf-rnfs. q as-rffs. ai. z the ps'risisfy
- srs~ss--as- sasarIss--sa -. ri iarse.-urs-
~ saTsrisr -. arV ahr-h can o. oferet fhrtn
-.-cshrre. lha r--tiuau.sisE $500 sfefn r,rave
.hff r.Hr ts MfkE SltGE~-Fl l. At TIE
fAFENT OFFICE hsa fh- -rl,-rrti.sr. at a.
>lttt~> ~ TiiE HE~T rEDDfr 90 Au-
NaNi Nits kNp ABILITY. b. 49, al
IA D. has stlats I'd rrraans e. believe. rlsi CO
Prove. tfat a. b. ofhrr oice 81 fh~ tini arc ne
fhrr-rs 1r rrDf-ssa.ri srrsarrf - ulsz.ierafr
The iumtsfv prarfrr of 80 r-bscrib-r curine
t~rufs irars ra.f. Lss eaniir hiaa o. arcnaluiat~
vs-f r,aisftius oi sr--sh-lttaus art uei-tsi d.
cs-ieas r,tsiir~te rtt-.rs-
arrr. lssf.rs als t1..ca.ire iirarY n 80 49,
ssse haa.cal - sk.. az. o.; arcauais n lstruts
Elalnt-a in fhr tarri -fatrs All Eurarue rru.irr
l,iu, ,s isr a-r 81 qs-gi,r 80 Re su,..ri.r a.
rtif - O. f..airing fafrrfs.
A. arcessily 81 a i-arsrs o. Waslnn-foa O.
procure Ifrli. end Be- ls1aI great III IA therr.
80 be- sav~l iaVrafore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

ELIAS ". CARTER.
STATE OF MAINE.
oxFoED ss.--Drrersi-r %. r-ss
fersoalliF arr-ar-l F.iias NJ Cave aad ras-t~
osth ID th~ trslh 81 thc torcgpsag ~ Asss
sub-cribrI
Bcfsrr 80.
Al. BURBANK. Cl-rk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Secretary Se~ari vas tLroua from n.
eArTlage. wednes'isy. AMI h,d h.. r'rh,
arm broken al Lis face taiiy bruised.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
HEALTH
HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU

~ Noa- Retsriios o. In-osti.s.s. q Uri.s Ia
ssa"aiioa o. trersfisn 81 M BLaa-r 90 KiS-
~sy-. D,sas--- 81 the Prss,r.s~ Gl.-J. Gravel.
bs'sk i'u-s DrI'o.'ss. DF-p-'s.l s-eiis@ss Ors..-
e weak"s~s. Drs'ity. fs'a-1s Cs@p Laiass. &e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
NroTfCE TO CRFprrogS. To. .,.,.,.t

NTOTTCE TO CRFpTrORS. TIE ss,iersisa.
y 81 hss a-r Bee. spg.eiafcf b. fhe "A %. 1uars
20 frnistr o. usigfa GouHfF. Corarals-ioner-.
sifh frfi f.1errs. fn rrreIrr anf rxafnfss an re
rtliuas 81 90. cal CREDITORS 90 ths esf.fs ~
f.elfze ~ fis-g. 'a.e ol iisrtlYrd a. s.id Csua-
Dbl. Arrrarff Bee r.tsfr hss hes repr~s~nfel
.rssIfrnf. lsT- annaiufrl fte fhiff Ns.ssvs 10
MaF aaf An-rsf rrsf af one o'clork T.. ". 81
earr fHII frfl. as fhc mo. rnd fhe iafe rrsf-
fsare ~ ft- dr-eF-ri ia sari Hsrtssrd ss the
pee. ior receiFfHg aaI esarainrar fhc r.sirns
srafnrf snf. estate. lfsre. af lfFeratlre fhfs
E.urte~n'h asg of Mafch a. a. tso5.
lIE <TElC kLAND.
WILLIAM CHILD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
U.S.7-30LOan

~ aHthoFiy of e. -rrr~trrY 81 a. T-rasurv.
a. uri.rsIgu.i har a.sur,cf a. osnsrni -ss..riP
tiea A.rury Ga a. al of raiiei Sisters rr,asury
No-rs ts-rrirr tetou .i garus tlrtis r.lr ccut IN
tnrrar. ~ $500 Er...,.au -. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
How TO Use THE REMEDIES.

o. u ss-,so- ofthe Bod, Humars o. tbe 80.
o. 80 aad evrrs part % he bady. re Es'n,et
Ssfsarariils app',iug 81 P.mpic- snf an esiern-l
Huaaors or Eruit.oa. the inprevei Ra-e wssh.
To- the Exirsct nurba &C. s1 d.sesses requir-
jig the aii a. D.srs.ic. esrrpt those ~ fhe
Urssfy Orssa-. ss-h - fsuaorrhsa ri Girets
~ thess 90 thc Euaset uucha asi i.jert -tfh
wsth IRE Iu,-soss5 Ee-e Ma.
- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN
ADMITTED To UsE Is TIE UNITED
STATES AMY. s-d sic sre - s-ry Esssr-i
uss o. I'D fse STATE HOSPITALS AND PUB-
Ic INSTITUTIONS throazaoat ths hsd. 40
-ra......r rr.-r.I,aa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

COMMISSIONERS NOTHCE. We h.,,,r
y is~a aFTns.t~d 81 Ifra o. " Msoii-,,,
Jua- 81 tf.is,tr 90 So crrun1s 81 Orfsrf. -,
n go n-fs fn sNaHaru~ tn~ firtr.. ott f- rrftas.
~ ise-a1'i hp-r~. lsie lf buckh-l .r 49, s..,,
70. frfrts-i s a.-r rsrste fs rrrrr-erfrf i.a.fs.
eef. gee rotsr- that 80 raau-hs d. a. asa
i'retsV ~ Fei--rFrs i-s5. Nv. fsra .~..-i
sa-f rr-r.iors o. irirs fn a1i rfaVr rh-ir rt.a.
49, 80 - vll afrrni e. ths fufr 49, ir-.l b. -
ta~ So ~ - e.. Aairrss lu narksria. 81. a.
- - 'sys = Aph. Nas arf J-u~ less. sf
I o'rack q "
e. ANDREWS. , Cou'r.
NotH FRINGE.
E--kf-ti Msrrh . i-ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Ladies Buckle Boots,
AZ
wooDNiN 2 co.'s.
Notice.

NGuEBEt~ La, fsarr-iaa. ~ vii-.
w o.. 20 as le.i t.I l.afi ethaaf ans ff-t
IfflTncfflaa fhrre rrr tp rsuftun 80 ferso1s
szsa.s-i hsi aoriar ar traftsug her nf aecfsaf.
ss I shai uay ua hIfs .t BE- ..fsctiaF ansI
th.- |fe.
>,..a.a. I'D. 6. Ices. 4. ". CANNON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

STATE OF MAINE.
ONFosr ss.-ucrcuf-r D. ISS4
fer-sssliv arFssr-.i Ch.rt-- Nvst-r. .ud rssd-
oPih o the uuth " ~ lotcgsiug sooosas By h,s.
suisrrit.~t
E~fsr~ 80.
A. l. BURBANK. q es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Comfy n Oxiord on arcount 18th ELIAS N
C.RrER.
ls6g Dr.
Sept- p. T. 100 ruiIrs travel frcui Rtih-
Ito m Cssfs-It l-~. - t--utiou
of Ia g. ktus.tl "a 40. ~ 90
Tol0 tsrs aitrniaarr on szua- - %
~ - T. 20 -fii-- uavri From Rebel %
oxssrd. 81 rcfuisa 81 Char<s
HaekFft % 80. 100
T. tags afteudaace On sane. 100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

Gen. Sheriden tslcgaphs thar l. bopcs
20 captzre or dssperso lie whole Of Lee,
ANY Rcbcis are reported gong hone IN
a. Injections.
Gen Grant SAYS " lee stops A. Iynei-
burg. he wi D. ssrro1rled. Lee vas a.
Aneiia Cosrt House on tbr Sch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Change of Firm.

TIT tu-frrse hrr.f.l rsuirf o. hv fhe na-
j ,rrsfrr...l si 80. rs-fs. 1afef ~ hra asnle
Il W oslaas,. Go. q C... ssta IT, caaiiaasl ifsla
ffi. g 1ss1. -rirr tar nane ei Wooduaa A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

4 uMiNi-TEkTOE, SALE. q, is-~..~ a
= Il 80 Ffeisfe tfslrf tar fh- couar ~ DsE.rF
a'raf.r 0H 60 fhni Tars Poi n D-r--rf-.r IS6s
ore -f-rriirr. Aflatatsiratr.r s- f..rs. 49,, -
~ eItT'r OF t-asni r. NALL BE ofDiaf~fI.
- az r.aaff 'rrasri. viii seH ar fai f.r sarf.a
lf - ere n Rsnfsr a Hart 81 .s.F u.rg-Lf
ca Inr ifh ~ af - fy a %. i~g1. af % s.rtrE
". o-r anflsrtrf sshsi o. fIisssi.s Il-.rr al.
60 zeal estate siriesfrl ia Dixa-tI. o. .f- Ists
~ - ranrr 2. -. 2 ia rrnrr y. ~. o. o.
r1n.r 2. COO g.lns So D. fal ~ ia faurr 90.
ra-aa..aI. Alssuu f..r .,..srrta Isrufsfs. 49,
~ 49,. sf28 sf "a s.. 10 81 far.rs 4. - H.
f.su qf ars.nl FL .lalng Joaa iiaftir arm. sr.l
'r.rr f.- rra' rffsf- Hfah.rh frrras-l f..I .sir-
% a0i i..s.rssfd O g. HARLOW.
it,'sf ~ u.sseti. MD ~. Iso5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
EAeIE HOTEL.
MFCHfNfC FArTS. w
A. T. PIERCE, Proprietor.

49, Tee sasr..a. anl frrl, - o.
-NE&Es<S as-hei h.-.-- b.. 49, 49,,
-,-s&S1@e s,-asd 20 a. p..lls. - - 81
p ~eit 81 81 fuslrcts a. a ga
cafs hfrI. u b. tra'rf -iihta a. - f-fs 81 ne
- 'a - 81 'ne ftrts'rf~si sci uso-f thrrris-
vtIl1F-- 81 be STATE
v 10 sHh.s So uu - 81 fhr r-i-f.rsf~f Patr.f
Wool ~rr'-r th~ $500 ai 49, o. 49, ~..-
sianiIf 80 hsui sf ~ hsa-- ~ rs~f,flss s.
tls.s tshiar 80 49, sIrufrs sf~ err-l. .-s
Nrrrh 81 I-s5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07

81 r,sass iaaeifetI fo W aefrasn. Bro. a Co.
fiiaef hf naff .eoosa.i. tre req-fsied - u,-ss
.ra.rrifafr parnarnf nf fhr staa~. We frusi fhat
fhfs rofies 49, D. ferarfrt. ss "a ts-is--s p
a. "a ErIa 81 a. rl1asI - 81 carf.
WOOuuNN. TErEk 90
r-flr-i F-t'e tses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-07
Fluid Extract Buchu

N an D'---scs ofths Urinary Orrsus, ~heshsr
existing -. ssIr ~ rFnALr. 49,. -ku~.<v
oa-se of'rs-afsar. go -.ar-r ~ 49, kx sfs.1-
usE. o. = pieasaut ~ ~ taste -as oAsr. IN
MEDIATE IN -os'on, and uaere .ss~-s ,hsaisr
thss aas q he PrrPsr.'ioas n Bsyt - ~.
Those -uavriag frou Br,te- Doun - D,l.sss.
co-sf'fnfisas F-'e-5s fhs rsrssdy sf go.
The Ee-,d-r rnu-i - s.srr that ho~-rer .Tssht
u-y b me attack sfth- ahsvs di.es-e.. t :. GER
t-i- - ART hi- B.s,Iy HsshL. M--,-I Ps.---s
81 t-Fpi-sss- n 80 tro-iusrst = ss.hasted 70.
Coa-sHnptIou Or lu-an'fv my es-se-
AL 'hs alove si-sa-e- rrq-ir. The sid eta dur
eiic.
HELwBoLD's
@G1EGo1 Dmolnn
Is THE GREAT DIUKETIc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
mo,r lhrr nourht IIor.es.

Garrett Dssb, in . late speech. informs
Us how contractors in bis State, who bad
agreed to furnish large number Of horses,
knocked down prices. so as to purchase
low. lie said it was frequent practice Of
Government agen:s in Kentucky to seize
horses, wherever found On court days,
market days, and on all occasions which
assembled people together il was prac-
tee to seize valuable horses, and inform
the owners that Il they conld prove their
loyalty. they would be paid after tbewar;
but diosc who were disloyal were to re-
ceiye no remuneration whateyer ltcane
at last to be noticed that these raids we've
sways made In the neighborhood where
contracts were taken, and after a while it
dawned on the minds Of the people that
there was collusion between tho agents
Of the Government and the contractors.--
For the effect Of these arbitrary seizures
was, that persons owning valuable horses,
fearing that they would be taken from
them by force. and without compensation,
fastened to the contractors, and sold them
for whatever they could get. That there
was collusion there can be no doubt
That men in the employ Of the Govern
inent, and under pretenso of aiding to sup
press tho rebellion, deliberately and pur-
posely caused apanic among the owners OF
horses, 30 as to enable contractors to pur-
chase them at nominal figures, and for
their iniquitous conduct, were made shar-
crs Of the profit, the facts revealed leave no
possible grounds to question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
LouIs NnpoIeOn.

The London correslb lbndent of the Gin
cinnRti G Azette argucs that Napoleon viii
not recognize the Confederacy; but at the
same time makes the following admis-
sion
The Emperor Wishes to carry water upon
both the liberal and the despotc shoul-
ders. Aud if he saw chance Of making
any capital political or for the Bank Of
France by recognizing jeff Davis, he would
do so under cover Of these apparent negleels
of Confederate notabiltiea No one can gath
er anything from what has occurred, except
that Napoleon does not wish the accounts
last received from Mexico to be believed, Al
of our friends here think that the Emperor
will boar great deal Of watching just now,
for il is known that though the Confederate
notsbilites were not at the ball of the Prince,
their visits to the private room of the EN-
peror have not diminished in number
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
AAandcuHs.

An advertisement in the loyal papers
Of New York proclaims tho character of
the Government under which we live. 1t
begins thus: ITO Provost Marshals and
Government officials: Mark the men to
whom it is addressed ! The Adams I'm
proved Patent Adjustable Handcuii, the
best article of the kind yet invented, and
in fact Me only one approved by tie Cor.
ernment," &c. Let provost Marshalsv
and Government officials" see to it that
they provide themselves with an abundant
supply of the Adams handcuil, "the only
handcuif Gpproped by the GoVernment'--
''the best Government that ever the sun
shone on" M ru...urr...E .arfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
where are They :

Three days ago, Stanton, in his eager
ness to crafty the "loyaP' longing for
good news, telegraphed that dssertsrs to
Grant said that sheridan-"ye bully
sheridan"-had whipped Early and cap
tured him and taken his whole army,
l,SOO men, prisoners, in the valley OF the
Shenandoah. Not word has since been
heard of the affair. Early = capture would
be small loss to the "rebels."
p. S. The forenoon dispatches from
Winchester show that Early was not cap
tured, and throw shade of doubt over the
whole story.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Arhamed to prlnt M.

We6nd the following in the dispatches
to the Commercial a.ai.
1.-THE official reporters of the Globe refuse
to allow copy Of Vice President Johnsons q
inaugural speech to be given out for publ
cation. It will appear in the Globe"
The plain English of the above is that
in its genuine form, as delivered, the
speech of Vice President johnson has
been suppressed. The Gazette's dispatch
oslhad before informed us that it was se-
verely criticized, and intimStcd that the
excuse his itiends assigned for its dis
graceful character was that the author was
not sober 1t will appear in revised
form, and changed into something like
deconcy. perhaps, before it is officially
published. To what a pass the Ameri-
can people have come, when such man
can be elected TO the second Office in their
giN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Current News Items.

The dfaii IN the Second District Of Hamilton
county bas been ordered fov next Friday u
will be very heavy, IS little has been done Tor
ila relief by enlistment
Alphonso Tait refuses 10 accept the Repub-
lican nomination for Judge Of the Superior
Court oi Cincinnati.
From Columbus, W. learn that tho House
bill to provide for the relief Of nuret'es Of
county officers was passed also, the Senate
bill regulating the revision Of Judgments be
fore Justices Of the Peace also, the House
bill requiring the Supervisor Of Printing to
index and prooiresd the journals Of tho two
House. The bin reqdtihg School Trustees
to admit colored children to public scboois,
where there arc not enough for separate
schools, was los, on engrossment
Tho Washington Republican Of Tuesday
says il has every reason TO doubt the report
Of the capture Of Charlottesville, and General
Early and his command by sheridan IL
adds that deserlers stories are unreliable
From Indiana wa learn that recruiting
throughout the State is not particularly brisk,
and General Pitcher proposes to start the
draft wheel in the Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sew
enth and Eighth pist'icts, at M early date If
business does not improve.
The Washington special Of the Commercial
has this to say Of the man referred to in our
dispatches as making An attempt on the life
of Lincoln; The military authorities here
have turned over to the civil courts man,
against whom the evidence seems to be posi-
tive, for coming to Washington with the de
terminod purpose Of assassinating tbs Prest
dent on inauguration day. II was at first sup
posed that the man was insane bat it did not
appear 30 on due investigation. He has been
committed to Jail to await his trial.
Frank Ferris, q New York wife murderer,
has been sentenced to be hung on the 18th
of April next
Butler and Fremont are both out in the
cold. Neither OF them was present at the in
auguration.
ahe draft in New York city is postponed
for ten days but Assistant Provost Marshal
Hinkes complains that the citizens generally
manifest little inlerest in the matter, and
make no efforts, by active cooperation, to
avert the draft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
NIgger Suffrage.

We have before called attention to the
multiplying evidences that the Ropubli-
cans design to confer the right to vote on
negroes. The American Presbyterian,
making pretense to a religions character,
while of the Abolition persuasion, is
strongly in favor of the measure. II says
the loyal people cannot afford to throw
away quarters of a million of negro
votes, which they may soon need to de-
feat the party known as Democrats. which
il scomposed exclusively of white men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

The Louisville Democrat can't SEQ vhy the
Republican party are 30 anxious TO amend tho
old Conslilulion. Certainly i has not been
10 their wsy u, restrictions have not troub.
lsd ihem. Judging from their practices, they
could not have more convenient instrument
They make laws aud disregard them. No
language IN the old Consultation has stood
before them What will they care for an
amendment TO the Constitutions aher Il u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

BeS-of Hugh McCulloch, the new Secretary
Of the Treasury, the Day Book expresses tbs
opinion which We announced some dAys sgo,
viz that he Is the best selection that could be
made 10 The RepnbIlean ranks. ~ .--l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

S3rA certain General Pitcher has control
Of the draft in Indiana, and proposes TO start
the wheel at an early date. What II the pheei
should be broken at the eistern, and the pitch
sr al the fountain Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
Probable Failure OF sherman
Campaign against RIChmO pa q

The indications. even from g"loyap'
sources, thitken that Sherman win turn
up somewhere near Wilmington. AS he
started out HOrfa by wesf, 20 oreash Char
lotte, Salisbury, Danyills and Lyuchbug,
and thus cut of Lee and help Grant to
capture Richmond, his sappesrance east,Oard
on the sea coast viii show complete fail
ure of his great campaign. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

WELL ESrRrssEp, The Day Book says
Chief Justice Tepry was the representative Of
American civilization aud Republican Gov
ernmenti Charles Sumner is The exponent Of
American bArbarsu and monArehicsl iusti-
Iutiona r...... ..t.t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

The killed and wouAded by railroad accil
dents between the lst Of January aud The
20th Of February foot up a respectable tota
Of G02-6l deaths, the balance wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08

ANESDEo.--An exchange says that the old
question Of "who struck Billy Patterson y
must give place to the new one "who struck
Pete Roleum r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08


HaS- The Louisville journal contains the
following;l a ,tnIa ldein ti iaoG 7lsI.
It is u shame that, while General Sherman
is nobly fighting the rebels in his front, the
Cincinnati Gazette ahoald be tuggiug spite.
fully away at his coat.taiL lIHTTaIaf l'7
A Kentucky correspondent Of Richmond
paper calls Sue Mundy "a great woman -
She is not very great now, but she may get big
by and by sf'. s.r ta7 oaaaai aD.rsf'
IL Is said that General Palmer came to 70.
lieve General Barbridge Perhaps it might
be more proper TO say that he came to relieve
Kentucky ~ lp iedi 0ai aaIsa
General Lee is "a fighting fowl, y but, like
good many other fowls, he seems to be
cooped up. HtHsf 7a.uJaa sid rn.I
We opposed the employing Of negroes in
battle We were never Ia favor of the min.
glirg Of the blood OF whites and blacks. .ola1
The machinery OF the rebels has run down,
and we have kindly sent them General
Winder Dd UH i'. Haa b'.f.d'
The setters-up of lying dispatches should bs
despatched nr H Im'a.a af Hl nu
Every square rood of Southern sly will
soon have lie lightning and its thunder. ha
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-08
FARM FOR SALE

DETwEEn now and The lsl day Of Maruh A, p
ID 1885, will sell At private sale my afm atuAted
mites sast Of Miansbdrg, Mont goias ~ county, Ohio
Said farm contains lOa acres Ia in good state OF oul
tivaten, has on It a good frame house and large
barn, fine orchard Of h trees Of every variety, IN
bearing order, q good proporhon OF said land has
upon it the very best OF ber also water in abund
For price and other PARTICULARS, please call on
the aubpcrbers on the premlAes, Or VI Adam Clay, la
Miamishurg Ohio. Terms, y cash on April l. 1853
y In one, aud u in tive years hereafter.
Ja2lwts SAMUEL ZEHRIN8
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