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TO the Bo1scthOEogers
AND
len IaRAL CIR EDIToR RS
or
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.

| NEW ORLEANS, JULY 10TH 1866
The Commissioners lately abroad by the Board of
Directors ofths Company effect arrangement with the
principal holders mortgage bonds having met with all
the could desire consolidating our arrear COUPONS
ofineres and exchanging them second mortgage bonds
bearing eight per cent interest annu the interest pay
able sem-annually,
We respectfully earnestly make this appeal to our
creditors in America the same liberal aid we
have received ON foreign creditors; trusting that he
displayed by the Board Directors the last twelve
months since he road turned by the military
authorities and the unprecedented success which has crowned
our eforts-rasoring during that short period our road from
chaos rebuilding IN almost It's entire extent placing on
an ample supply Of rolling sock with other means than the
daily earnings of the road which have averaged during the
xix months from January July S35222 % per month not
whstandng the many difficulties had to contend against
and the proceedings instituted agans this great public
prise by influential bankers whose former intimate connection
with the road should have occurred their aid valuable n
ence in its behalf sufficient proof and guarantee that bt
Great Southern Trunk Railway has large resouree which m
in very few years with udlcious enable 70
overcome the Of years. disastrous civil war ana
not only pay all its debts with interest to remunerae
its stockholders with handsome dividends
If the terms acceded by the Bondhoders in this
country that have been agreed Europe we will very soon
have ample means to the coupons interest as they ma
tue hereafter commencing the LIST January 1867 be
sides creating sinking fund for the final sxncton Of the
bonds -
The State Of louisiana the city Of New Orleans and our
sister STATE Of Mississippi have large direct interests in the
success Of this great Southern railway have every assu
asce that at the proper time they will afford us every assist
ance in ther power which may require With the general
Stockholders they proved their eon6dencen the present Board
Oh Managers by casting for them the April election
the largest vote cast since the Company
While honored wish that atering public confidence wa hnva
no hesitation IN assuring the Roudhodes the General G,ed
tors and ekhodcrs Of the New Orleans son and great
ohern Railroad Company that their interests viii 81 ner
secured Their indulgence and time repair the disas
tiers Of the late all ask ~
copy Of the agreement made in London BY our Fom.iE
pur etegn creditors can be seen in Office NO
Of our creditors in New Orleans who are wiling to aeeept %
same terms $3.50 y NeeoP' the
JULES A. BLANC, President pro TEN.
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novel way Of making change recently oc
S Gurfed At Hong Kong, in China Al American
who had cheated him the offcia sent y sat t
cgIprt 70 fifty blows Of the bastinadoa sentence
winch was at once eXecuted-and the American
charged fifty cents costs, The judge not being
lean the latter humorou8y told him to take II oht
m the same manner Accordingly, the tailor was
again tied down, and received fifty more blows
mus mus, making up in his own body the required
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RRISgERy Charlotte county Virginia DE- WILLIAM A
ne Confederate States Army in the year Of
At New Orleans July 2ith 1866 THEODORE JoTrREnr
aged ~ years native of New Orleans and durn1 s -
Gibsons brigade. w. "tSi@Hh regiment,
Tbemembers of Gibson's brigade and Of o.bs f,e,1,-
organizations aud the friends of the families of Ieconr
and Rene GutuHez, Madame Parage Thomas Barnes 5n5
Joseph Hauon respectfully invited to attend H. f
THIS MORNING from 262 Magazine street. near poyfaTre
street, at 81 O'Clock pre- cigeIy. 1.4.lE
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THH QuIcKEsr PASSAGE The steamer CITY
Of Paris, Capt Kennedy has made another
quick passage across the Atlantic. She left
New York on June 23a, at noon, and arrived
at Queenstown at half-past five on the morn
ang Of July I'd, thus crossing the ocean in the
short time Of eight days, twelve hours and
thirty minutes actual time. This, it is said, is
me quickest passage ever made between New
York and Queenstown
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Ihe city treasurer Of Lowell Mass, has
been restrained from paying over any Of the
$40, 200 lately appropriated by the citv conn
cll for the relief ofthe Portland sufferers, By
an injunction from THE Supreme Court granted
o. the request Of some Of the citizens. Several
towns have taken similar action, It being IN
derstood that the municipal authorities have
no rlghtto make an appropriation Of funds
collected by taxation for other than specified
purp0ses
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they arrested an innocent person t'no effects
would be bad enough but when they are
punished for arresting persons decided by the
recorder to be guilty, tho consequences must
be extremely nisohievous. We sincerely hope
that we shall never be required to notice an
other case like TINT Of Corporal Brady.
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l. "A o.
, repeated and urgent appeals for aid IN tho
south, In this her hour of great need and sfS ~
ing coming to our citizens from thoie qactions %
our country SO devastated by the hte war bexre
!:lucea the ladies' of st. Louis to form an associa
tlose piteous appeals Ssfs W
not only the present desttution ami sufferino, IN
sne southern States is to be consideration fb;s
the coming crops will measurabIy reIhva M ~, .I
i appalling number of destitute widows and boaa
less, frlendless orphans stand out in Hold raliF
tue saddest feature in the picture If wan al
tIi We are cailed on to contemplate and which
thIs eaoft IS intended te relieve to what exfent W.,
may. especially for these great object, of charity
lelG Ply the casualities of the late strife the Iadi
~ M missouri intend to hold grand bazaar in ST.
1ouis during the last week in September relvinfz
i0n the success of their effort on the
iloefailty OF our city and State and confidenti3y
iopin8 LOT contrlbutIons from all parts of the |
'V Smoc u ala OF the holy cause they plead.
Great encouragement has been piygn nv tbe
gehaemen OF Missouri to the enterprise commit
ices oil whom will act in concert with the ladies
80 Sien personal attention to business reuuir.
: 10 Is earnestly desired that every count,, in 49,
tate should De represented in this benevolent mn
Get Laklhg and for this end editors tbr0ugbonf fbo
e5 aaS uesteh 70 notice it in their columns
a iha 70 urge upon the ladies' to cO.onarate rtb -
.uose ~ 81. Louis, and 10 Fl rward n tho ~ ,
oIis o. tae ASSOCIATION here the names Of IoSfao
Z ~ !iay 9e setecleI as managers in the diffaranf
lad
ana IS confidently hoped that, nv concert af s
-io n . sum may be realized worthy of am SAT-
contributions are solicited frnn i1ereb4 2tlte'
llactulefs and all inclined to aid in M; HAL 81
leneNolenee throughout the length and VI ta
ae land, and certainly Missouri has ei o. m
nc importing and manufacturing ces a,7, VI Ia, an nj
tle country Sufficient tOinsure beroi ira tomIs re-
> nus appeal OF her people, Ia resi- ohse toi
a grand tournament will be beI5 =; =s
w the tair followed by toBinamentI b ION
ootGern Hotel. Due notice will he 5i, o, az me Or
AAet day on which the tourDame1tt' Gm In u the -
y i@Ge. invitations Will be issued to lnf%t "a take
y tle states who may be disposed tn SO rom
s.s IA the cause OF the widow and or,,t r 5he
dgeanl will take place at the 81. Ions ms
~ " rllr Grounds, the hanGsomest in = siIfGuitu
bofb ana 6est adapted for the
a committee Of gentlemen will preside Sc
, Sililent who will spare no pains i; ~ n tuis
whose names, when pubsba5 sHe III paE
q suIncient guarantee Of its beipE th ', Walt
ates WI SVEN IN the United
me ~ iaqes earnestly hope for renr.sa,...,
does ss Siates on this occasion eombinina
u3es a5traetions unusual in our conntz as
,ss fStea Of charities, aid to tie Tid ,lsh me
1 { r -s Rebecca W. Sire
; zee PRESIDENTS Mary Reyb,.n ,.,-
as +. Chouteau, Robert AuIl IeJss Urn u mes.
~ 'feaell kennedy, Levin Baker st1ioii "a "a
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a Cara.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

81. LOUIS, Mo-. July 49, 1856
This is to certify that c. A. Desler of New Orleans la
nas nothing to do with the called Jokers Budget
oy me in this cy that he concerned in the
publication of it, and that he never correspopdsd ar
Items for it, but simply sold in New Orleans. and have
others there engaged for the sale of it.
RUFUS NJ. UNDERWOOD
Editor and Proprietor of the Joker's Budest
subscribed and sworn before this 18th day of July 1856
G. HEQUEMBoURG,
Notary Public, st. Louis County Mo
hrseh one OF the persons who preferred charge against
me- mas Deem published in another paper the same line as
inc above paper as have been informed He was told NM
oid the papers Why was that did not have this pero
fresedS Was 1t because it not me that sold II ~ m
'ers9n that told him his name was in itg
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G. G. Haley & CO., 20 Commercial Place and
1853 Poydras street, have our thanks for a copy
of the Handbook for Immigrants to Brazil, >
published in Rio de Janeiro last year. 1t
gives variety of information respecting, the
legal provisions interesting to sach as may
iInnniaraha "a that country
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AaE Losses AT THE Battle OF sADowA.-
The Austrian prisoners taken in the battle on
the Sd are estimated at 90. 600. One hundred
and sixteen guns were captured. After the
battle the Austrians Withdrew in the direction
@ kardubitz, The losses sustained by the
1rst Prussian army were considerable. Those
Of the second were comparatively small
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Efforts are being made 70 export beef and
other meat from Texas, without sailing, dry
ing, Dramatically sealing, or freezing, and in
a perfectly fresh state, under a newly diseoY-
ared English process.
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Post office yY'otsce.


will be closed follows: - 1'
jackson, and G. N. R. r. - W
Mails for Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian Mssissippi @
Mobile Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily at
HAN. sony ~
at o'clock A. N. ''
Galveston IndanOs and Southern and Western Texas Mails
oy morgan steamers Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
MANS LOT Naehe7 Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Missis
spp steamers daily except Sundays, at SPM
coast Mails for all PostOces far up the river az Rsv
sara by steamer Latourche Wednesdays at A NJ and
Saturdeysat3P. - 'lN
Mails for Northeastern Texas Red River trweskly at
o'clock P. NJ "
Mails fer oaachita River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock P. M ."
OFFICE HouRs.-opens A. M closes P NJ The cor
PIP NJ 'PS open until
suNDAYs'-oRce opens "a M, and olosos12M.
R. W. TALIAFERRO.
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the Houston Star warns the public against
counterfeit greenbacks A well executed i've
dollar bill has been placed in circulation ana
q the fractional currency, very large ,,roror-
aon OF i is eounterfeit. Look out for larpe
nLlls altered from genuine small ones.
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THAMES Mr. Frank Nelly, agent Of the
Southern Express Company, has our thanks
for late paper from Charleston
Ne are indebted 70 the purser Of the steam
snip Morgan for file of1ate Texas papers.
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WAsHnSeEoN NATIONAL Ux4oN FxEo,yrrvr
ooAsAfTrrEE The following gentlemen com
pose the National Union Executive Committee
whose room sare at the Union National c,lnl,
No.. aeo Twelfth street between e and Fstreeta
Washington, p. G. When delegates q III
hiladelphia convention arrive ii that citt-
sney are requested to call it the rooms Of the
club and register their names
\ hon. A. w Randall, Chairman Hon b
=, s5soHnl1g, Hon. Montgomery Blair I'll VsnaaIi
n Essgg Chas KNAPP, ESD, A. Il. perry sP Rso
samuel Fowler Esq; Hon Charles Mason ~. ee,.
Eesp9dng secretary John F. Coyles reeor M
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aaEaofc WOMEN or THn sourH. Under AM
atle Mr John Eaten Cooke, Of Virginia ].
sentlsinani wen known as an author and.l,is-
lorlan proposes 70 publish book II ] ~
laopsns' we inyite attention 10 the subioipe,5
olfe'alar from him soliciting Information M
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a Ch0rMtalg .Rook-

Literature in Letters.
Edited by JAS. P, HoLCoMBE LII D. late Prafassor of
Law in the University of Virginia At -''''''' u
Price So 60 DLhLoChs.
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President Burnett ofgexas, is proposed
for delegate to the Philadelphia convention.
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1rba -, s.. " 4NcHksTER, Va, May 1864
sag lal In and reliable record Of the no ~
sssriss q s9h.efn Nomentheir charities ssf
scenes of the lafe war Tbe
~ m.'ssr and All who are Interested in the z
ssa 9re requested TO send hnl material
~ fSts sne personal acts of herais5o II,
sae hea q elsewhere statistics 81 +; on
houses incidents Of fortitude ana
stances Nv sEal or suffering, and ary m
s I'VE Eor sach Volume ample aater;sg ae'
ns nan ~ sas IN Fgg aounrymsn he
shabe tablets of history They ase h ss lmper
bsnne aosaa ~ IA every hearts bnf feW y gaar
sS II WY VIZ haye passed into Obscure
lance n ssse exhibitions Of grand degst II gho
aauct sae pride and glory Of the south q "a
courage of her sons upon the iield. =, = ene
/, ~ Nho share these views are uraed ~ as.;..
~ HfA.et n s attempt to do honor fo onr eontb-
~ in the fullest and trnest
psoudly said "1Vln y may pc
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Dos1aa M M ~ show the Lengths IL
which party madness and pol;tical M
will sometimes drive uaen, IVY eoY,y M
ING, says the Macon Telegraph, which sa,
ports to bs part and parcel St letter tseps {
gentleman holding high ciicial position i
washington, 70 the Cass County (weekly) "a.
publican, in which paper il appears
Nothing VII be done to Jen. DAVIS. bat "a ~
craze hlm have reason to believe thai presiaast
: ohnson i in his power and that Davis bas Il; NJ;
nanas' Or in those Of bis counsel, Charles osno5
nor, Esq letter written BY Mr. johnson. al -,
10y gay, proposing to join the rebellion pro
slaso le should have q seat in the Confederate
sspinet Ecu can, upon this hypothesis account
g tae TACT that, although since December last
,9ans e has been fully and officially acquainted
: ~ .he eEioence a detail proving that Davis
II. LincSln, ~ has prevented his trial 4or that
1890 An5Ms
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RenGOUME.
NORTH, BRUSH 6 MASON.
-WHoLEsALE--
DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS
HAVE REMOVED FROM
SO Canal to 80 Magazine street.
OPPOSITE 81. JAMES HOTEL.

BY }. B. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
"A CarOndeiet street.
We have for sale at private sale STORES, DWELLING
HOUSES VACANT SQUARES aud LOTS OF GROUND
in the four Districts of the city,
In BOullgny, RIckervIue, GreenviIle and
CarrOIIton,
Which we are offering at low prices on accommodating
terms among which are
STORES ON ToHoUPIToULAs, FRONT AND FULTON,
CANAL AND COMMON STREETS,
Dwelling Houses
to S6O, 900 each. ''S+1 P'''V
LOTS AND SQUARES OF GROUND, desirsbly located
rer building dwellings in the several Districts and Ro,I
RickerVile, Greenvlls oarrollton, etc. s1'
]. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
Auctioneers and Real estate Agents.
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Late L@'ys of Louisiana.

Late L0tUs Of Louisiana
THE ACTS OF TIE LAST REGULAR AND EXTRA
SESSION OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE ar. ,D.,
Published in pamphlet form and can be had Of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL.
log Camp street
THos. L. WHITE,
log Canal street
JAS. A, GRESHAM,
% Camp street.
W. F. GOLDTHwAITE.
r KE17rn GO Canal stteet
81 Royal street |
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s1 gAs, sssg . Tss0, 4. lssg. 70 light

40 sentiment Of false pride, il Is hoped win
srs pa Ioc ~ ne dpartienlars They
DOMAIN q history. The wishes Of 81
y - material will be care5nllv
1as a loE publication are solicited a liz
With portraits On steeIwiI sss,, NJ nF I'll
aahse and aellgsato il every department of tbs
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EKMSkEn&cr2s

xHor..aar
u La IL "A Il ID Il " q o o ID n
uEEARVNu Ou,r, earn
- AA'"
- .....
WILL CONTINUE FOR FEW DAYS LONGER.
befing which time the
...
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At
VII. fataG Mass Cosuention NJ B.a3,
by Governors BrGdfo, ass5i
4; H. rs largest mass convention eyer 49,
9asa u Frederick Maryland met there 4, n ssseti
aay, ahu gave upmstakahle evidence NJ tbt 1
esflestness which pervades the minds and oeep
~ W. people ON the political condition af ths
resolutions were adopted with ora.+ a,t,.-.
9sih, approving the restoration policy If
Johnson and the patriotic national Ganrsa ~ S
sf H swami; approving the proposed pbiSSsyi
p1h h convention; appointing Delegates to ~.
state convention on the 25th inst and anfboy; ny
iphia
: Goyernor Bradford then addressed the nennIa
W Two ana 3 half hours. He thoroughly vf5di-
Saged ana sustained the whole policy Of the Presi
cent demonstrated that he has followed the Ieaa
y the iate President Lincoln; denounced nestro
sallage and negro equality; showed clearly 36st
ae elYll rights bill and the recent amendments 10
4le, GonsltqtQn proposed by Congress were bnt
mis- ana devices Of radical politicians Ia mar
an power at the sacrifice Of constitutionaJ rjott
4 lhe states, as established BY ina fonpdts ~
l9A government, and 10 DESTROY The cbaraFt, ~ ~
" government. He takes broad ground ass, ~
49, suffrage and equality; sustains The fresi.
aenounces the radicals as disorganigers e,,
M IN from the Union party of the state: savs
an ;.tat9Eer others may do, no existing power
M M Iu INTO the radical camp, ana foreteils
,a,o 9L result Of this canvass in MARYLAND viii
NJ .es iaoiSas with very small SQUAD. ia faet
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Circular of "AEissourI Southern R.,,.,
ciatiOn.'f @NsS"'
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BOOK AND Jon PRINTING,

hook AND Jon PRINTING,
sUCH As
LAWYERS BRIEFS
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADISG,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NoTEa
CIRCULARS
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB EsrAB11sHxENR
ENTIRELY NEW, having Just been received from Al.
Celebrated FoundioO comprises all the Modsru prov
monta
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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ornur, ~ y oAAF sFREHE'

ms nixon, Kaltor and A.rspFiss'
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No. o. Camp atreet, New Orleans, La.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-05
schenck in CiDcipnati.

ScAESCK and WADE were at Nc ;art Hal,
last night, aud made their same ne,o
speeches, to fair audience. They were
dull affairs, and the meeting, under the in
fluence of their dullness, became absolutely
funereal. ROBERT looks, TO one Of the re-
porters, as a heavily-built man, with a
countenance that would not be at all un-
becoming behind lager beer mug; in fact
it would set it off-not very far of, either.
Besides being heavy in his build, he is ex-
ceedingly heavy in his talk, and oppres-
lively long-wlnded, besides. # "a
He said he had done a little something IN
this war. There are a lot of Ohio soldiers
who accompanied him in that trip T.,
Vienna during the early stage Of the war,
who remember something about what he
did. His rare military genius first develop
ed itself upon the occasion alluded TO-
when he conceived the brilliant scheme OF
reconnoitering with railroad train, and
detecting enemies concealed In q jungle by
peering from car window. Colonel Don
Piatt was the Generals Chief OF Staff upon
that memorable expedition. General
SCHEScR is terribly severe upon stay-at-
home Democrats, but the victims of his ex-
pertinent in wor would have been better
satisfied If he had staid at home, too
although there were "only nine Killed.
according to the Generals report. i'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-05
lne Prospect.

Our information from every portion of
the State continues 10 be ofthe most cheer
ing character, The Democratic column is
moving on steadily to victory. The most
interse enthusiasm peryades every locality,
and our brethren are working with al
earnestness and vigor which never before
inspired their action. But 2 few days yet
remain for efficient labor. In that period
much work must be done. Let every
Democrat devote all his time between this
and election day to the Advancement ofthe
good old cause, See that every Democrat
ic vote is psiied. ~ business calls You
away from home, don't fail to be at your
voting place on Tuesday, the 9th instant.
Should your neighbor be wagering, sec
him periodically, and urge him to vote that
tickst which represents Union, Restoration,
apd Constitutional Liberty. Put your own
shoulder % the wheel, and an easy victory
win follow! '0'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-05
z me- Nationnl Union slnte Centl

tB- The National Uuion State Central
Committee o. California has put forth an
address to the people, which states the i'm
portance of the issue between the Presi-
dent and Congress, and the effect which
the action of the people, before the meet
ing of Congress, win exercise upon it. 1t
believes the action of the Congressional
majority subversive OF the objects of our
Republican Government.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-05
a Desperate Failure,
Nothing So Poor Ever Seen IN Dayton.
The Procession 2idioulOusly Small.
No EnthmstGsm, No NHHsbt rs, No
Nothing. ,e
The Enemy Gone Up.

Thank tho people, the credit Of Dayton
is saved There was no welcome to tie
Beast. The crowd was small The crowd
was not enthusiastic. The crowd did1't
feel good ~ arua. t.I'.H
About nine In the morning the Dayton
Radicals were on the cotners looking for
the county delegations. The delegation
from Preble was band wagon, two cug-
giles. Eaton hack aud wood wagon. This
passed in front Of our office.
Another delegation not larger, riis
was all Tue number who got in the tre .
at MiamIshurg was fittcen--and 20 dele
CATION from the Township. We say, now,
that there never was pitiable, ST. perfect,
so complete, end so satisfactory failure "a
Dayton. Itwas fa'lurear over. 1t YVES an
abortion.
Thank God that Dayton and the laird
District have too hign a regard for their
honor and their honesty to bid welcome
to such aman as DUrLvz. r .s "a. ...
ALL GLORY TO DAYTON AND
MONTGO OMERY COUNTY.
tE TIE MAN THE RADICALS DE-
LIGHT TO HONOR PUBLICLY
THANKED GOD THAT WHATEVER
ELSE HE HAD DONE. HE HAD NEVER
COMMANDED THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC. H