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PSllirrlRD lMt TKHPtOfi, Sf
llllllllAlU) HltOTHKK.
Empire llutlding, I' Main Street.
DA1L.V KfltPItt!.
Par week, (payable lo Oarrlara)
tif oiall per anuani.laextva, ....
... 00
On copy per annum,.... ..........a
aST'Fh Koill oircilllateSfree of pasta: In Mont.
eo.uerv couuir . ."evinentiu edvauve la HImim.'M
'job nnTHsro
ot Trr JoMWipttaii, ejaeute n steam Proses, IB
h best etyi. and at roasunet'le prioee.
Professional Cards.
wiuMKTrTiTjTELviiXH,
ATTORNH'Z-AT-LAW,
' nAT'l'ON.OHH. ' '
orrintt'-N. Wain street, arly opposite the
Court Uonta, ever th Bry Hsads lre o( .lohn H.
koseeerry.
OUL.IN & CAHILL,
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Uunnta'i nallilin, Third street, .
IklOdawlf BAYTON, OHIO.
Tu J.S Hami, ' " 1 K.P. flsrrv. '
IM1TM COPfV,
tTTOIHETI'AT-LiW,
ATTK, (HUB. '
OKgJ,qtt0l3' Building, Tkirdst. J',wf'"
J AM KB 11. UAOQOTT,
(Lu Pwhat cluds,)
ATTORNEY-AT-LA-W,
"."rici!! eeeond aiarjr Phillip" Building, corner
V.I Keooud and Main etieote, ppaile Ue Franklin
Houa, Oaylon, Ohio, (alitawlin
" J Ante KHKNAN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
KI-LKKONTAINK, OHIO,
w
lt.L attend prrpllyt alt business enlruated
10 nis car.
ao.,nova. ,, i '
MOUK eV MeMAHUN,
OFPiOaJ-NO. am, TH I tt IV BTKKlfiT, IMYTON,
Room haretoior oocupied by J. A. McMahon, rlral
atoor east of the M . K. Oliurahnaar Mainat. u I '.M I
r 'l'HtAlA O. LOWS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
, l)AYTON, OlltO,
WILL giv prompt altenUo t all kuatueaa
truttad to hia oar.
Otlto in Oorman'a Uulldlng, Tklrd alieet, ly
UK, Oil AUl.tC 8. II.HOKUKH,
IJHUKSHOK of Auoianl and Modern Lauitagee
Tla: Latin, Ureek, Krantk, Spamak, tferinau. aul
Ru,rish, oonUnuos taiV'hiua ladies and RenthmiHU al
.he residence ol' lua rnapentiv ecuolaia, ami at hia
lB oBti'a, BQ"kal'e Haildine,, no. la. .. auiu mm
A. O. BWI-lulVAN.
PAPER HANGER
ROOM IN POSTOFFTOK Btf.TjlINfl, NO. lf.,8K0-
v?ti rijUOH. amwiiiiin
Professional Cards. Hardware.
JANItt BItACaOl.Ilvj,
ttealel III t
Coopers' 'Tools, Hardware, &c.
No Sia Third street. ' ' '
a nia.ueal macaanlo. I knaw wkat kind al
X) To tla ine'UAQn'a uta4t and aattMttad a alock tu
auit thairwanta. ''all nu aaa ma. aam.iu
H A li D VT A. R K .
BEST QOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Tha nadaraignad ara ilail iwalflog RooUa pur.
ottaaad at uta waul oaau rataa, riai
Mechanic's Tools,
Builder's Hardwaro,
Cabinet Hardware,
Farming Tools,
TABLE AM) POCKET ClTLEltl,
Mill & p Cut circular (tnwii,
With all alliai Oao.Uin Ika Uardwara lm, wkloh wo
ara praparod ta null aa law aa any hauaa Kant or Waal
01! aud akaiuiua our alauk bafora purokamnii Im-
whara.
awadawly ". ANIU8tlN DOHBINH.
Co=partnership.
OO-l'AKTNKUWIlir.
rilrll uodaraiiiaad kara thla day formed ara-ptut-I
narahlp midar ika naia and Arm ol BKKKSa! A
Nl XOf, for tha pai poaaa of traimnothiK a WliolfMala
aud Kauul tllollmiu. and Mohant 'railonug Humnava,
at tha old aland at' W. ti. Uroana, ut Main a!ii.tap
tuaita tlia t?aun HoiHM.wliera tllny would pluamid
t aaa Ilia old friauda of th houai, aud aa many utw
oaoa aa may fftfor thain with a r"ll.
' WILLIAM (1. HRKKNI,
' ' ' ANHRKW O. NIXON.
Bayton, FahrnarT 1 . 1Kii4-M M:iawl
Dissolution.
. niSHOLUTlON.
rpH t c Brtoorihlp hrtolhra iitin( Kiflllnf tk
1 Clm.i'U, in (tip Miri'hiuit lmtortu u.iiitSM, wu
itso.vei by iuiiliil nuniriil nn the draft dy 1 Kb
rurr, mativut. Trk foooke am in Oia hm,M of Hnury
Millar, who will oootinufl ihe tu ittHaLiholUtotj
HiMlun Builiiin((,oornerTtjirtl am. JolVrHOQ tlrH,
Thaate wh hara cUnui aiiuiit thetirni will mitiit
tUm for mvmmt, J thom who Mm indJtii wt
ttrin are axpeoiwd lu rail and sbltla iUr aimounui
wilhuat delay, as tha biutuaaa miitt
UKNKV MliiI.U,
f8.tw J M (IH 4 HCH
Linimentum.
WOBTHI Of the NINKTKHSIll I'EKTVKT.
, PH. H. VOX WAV
LUSriMElSTTUM
Par tb Hpeedr and effectual oura of
OR. K E XT M -A. X I S 24.
M BraaUaj tha 'UimantumM U tke nuhlk a"
oa at Ihe Mt aU must ouraUva maUKMiit! o
ilk, ioaal with ta be uiblretod aa daiinitik-
fonlVhe (Mwai af riertniog untHMrd of cures, bwi
1 mo awn wis. nr an i suri)HiN ui a r aiii
LtNlMKMT, It haaoa atial. Taa "Lmtmeutum'
lVvr been Known t Fall;
In any aaa of Bhauiaabam. no matfcar f how loo;
taadiug, wnara ia direoiiaoa war ctttronilly rollAw
i, nor, indeed, (a taa oaea t any disaaua Tur wlitub
ii im rMMUinuda4.
ImMsaaof uuraila. nin nlaerk, and
ohaat.urataM la lh loinarh, apraiuM. nmal irnla
liouand wttknaaa, tthrentoearat, burn, tldn, Iro.t
d faal a4tkada, ta4aMwn, beiiae, a mm
Ikaauharta.
TUe "Liiumeuiiira la th raabtt of in an v ytwre
name van n experiment, and ooiiiImhc among iti rare
aauallanmaa tbapaaiaounlfirluaB of
AN EXTUAPHDINART PENETRATIVE
POWKH,..,
Which no ether Tiiniruftitt nonaeasan, and whkh i Hi
aoret ol tha Hiiparaltelad uituHt whioh in eta iha
"latniinauUin" wherevantlM uned.
TKV IT UMCKt AND YOU WILL JiaiVMB HU
WITUOUT IT.
It it nut up in tsuanl, W cent, and It btilns, with
lull dtrauhuusfbr ue, aud uikvuithifiurd ouly by
Ur. R. HN WAY, rn.,rlii.i, , ,
N. Sat! Third it , layh. Ofto
Par sal by marvhanta had dTUwttl nveiwhara
auWdawly ,
VOL. 1.
DAYTON, OHIO: THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1 8G4.
NO. 199
Medical.
'
DR. ROBACK'S
STOMACn
BITTBRS
ABB MOT
TO BE EXCELLED
AAA
HTOMAOUIO
am
Jlegulator
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
'vW evvt, o. e. u WV
W a a venvc'vo. arwv
k re,tt ttfvotov oj
Vvmc, wvxv
o.yvc. S,omtc ,
Ti'v.e-x, Cvev, .as.
VMk.vot(iif vvw'vv.,o.v
; Bilioua Fever,
Fever and ftgxie,
! Liver Complaint,
(Dyspepsia,
' Indigestion, ', ,
'. ' Jaundice,
' Kidney Complaints,
are. cowv.o.eA vave
"Ot. "RoVaaV 1 1 ?
, ate eocva Covo. ,
TL. "BaoWtV
77mm Bitter art put up in flu
bettltt, of whiah th abov U ao
ttmil: Tht ftnl3l -
gravd, ami i providmi with a
o.Afuard from aounttrftiUra.
Q'rio $1 pr battl; or ti for $6.
O. W. iiolcwk, Vroprittor, Jfo. 6
Soat Fourth Btritt, Cincinnati, to
tuhom alt ordtrt should b aS
drtastd. '
FOR SALE BY
Wta WanMhett nod W W Stewart, rAytan; Ceore
oeyar, m lauustiurj,; jbiou iR(tr. i uion; Atair
Min, Ottiitvrville; E Mii,Ni lliumtui II J a kon,
hMinluariiUiirkr- T- : HiAiitar. Hurrikiliiiiir: II B Ulwiniv
Juhuevillti Aru) ' ail l.i. (jilt rt.houlh Arlingtou; Jaaub
8iiivtr, V1 Hsll.niuru; J KonUl l'o,iit rm.utiiu
J W Mnrptv, Vsudahai H Nn-kida, i.iUnlv; I ),
KarmnrMtinAiHfveiliiiir k tUrr.Hl.t,.i,J W Pvrmuuti
WliliniiiM Hwauer. Wl HhIiihi. r: Paik'ir. IHo.
t!o parktirehurx; and by Lm'uijiwU aul Uitrt'baut4
Kenatatiy laroitinauiii ma naurj tuiMnuni,
I i au'jiu
Skirts.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANT SKELETON.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
AT SiT, 8KRON1) ST., BBT. MAIH AND I.UIU.OW.
W pay partli-mar ailanllon ta tha .,tanllty or oai
inaUiriat and nanonlv taa !! HiikIinH Hlad.
Wo r.'ioir all flia aklrla wkk k ao Lwilliaatailra
liaryr..
a.tar lialall daparttnanl ta la iliari(o of fnmpun(
la.ltnv,. Oor.fta aud Upiral kdatlpa non.tmttlf on
hand. A WAI.HMAK.
Hold wuolaaal and raiall al No. nil aWoud mi.it,
Iiayton. , . inl.lly
l- s'tft ao..',a -
Medical.
r. aTUIOICUND'H ,
MELL1FL101S (01 (ill 15 VI,SM
(UKH.S OciiRhf, Ortld", Hnra Throat, Aithnift nad
J iinuiMit'rtn It is on if ti.t'ner far any onr
truablud with theatt uumalniuui ta try ouabattla i4
Htrtcklaiid'i JUelllOueus loouh Bit.Hum
Tq coiiTln.'e thain that It i the prtprnMnr, tvr
ii)hii. i. not on, y inirae iitn aitur' Hiin'iiunn ui uir
Thront and liiuiu. bat it-eurHtj Niuht Hwmta and
rt pitting oT Hlnod, aud ik nn axcrlit'iit grf(l lur uy
kind oi rtora Ttvrost. It in piottrmnt to taki. and a
rlfl modttMmt fur inlania. !'nm tlnveutt por Utila.
r N ila by 11. I. Usriioll, 3Jt, Third etritl, Abis
Kellwf, Tit Main sirtiot, and driitfuiNti Afoiioriilly . fuS
mmsmmm
KtaanaaVata! 'UO.it. ..itSft-.j.Wr'- smifl
Insurance.
The Best is the Cheapest.
, . INHUKK WITH TIIK .
JETU 1X8CUAKCE COMPANY,
HAHTl"H)ltI., CONN.
1. KIUR AND INLAND NAVII1ATIOW niSKS iu.
cpid, now aa horelofora, at lair riitaaaud lihoral
ronditioiiH.
2. HllrllNKHM CONDUCTED wilh ranatimt UiapaUh
anil aivurany.
a. I.urtHKS ALWAYS MKT wilk proinplnoaa and
camplMta juNlica. . . . . . ,
NKT AHHkTtl JANIIAKT
, 1HM, 1 1
oo. J
00,008,000
4, Til It PLAN AND llltdANIKATION of tha .Kin a,
allur foily-liva ynnri aovaru trial, hna riuiliand tha
Kroataxt putilic ndTanlaa and ati'V of Ilia v
riuua aynlHina of Klre luiiurani'a in tha country.
H in now hetttir than avar prvparud for duty.
6. HIXTKKS TllotlNAN D LliHrt rl.AIMrt hnrouaoli
nalllad nnd pnid. UIXTKKN MILLIONS OK
liliLLAHdl
t. TUB CONSUMPTION OK I'KOl'KRTT BY KII1K,
, in I ha United Htatoi, avranr'a over tllHI.iHIil daily.
I. your pronartyaxpoHiHland uniirolwlailT
7, AHI5 YOU INSIIIiKUr II not, why not) Thanoat
In Ii-IHiuk; tlia duly it uianllt.!; tliHrealllt limy Ik
youraarapa from ruin whllo dalny ami nejtloH
may liirolva you tu banUrtlpu'y, poy rly or criiol
dixi.i'Uoint tan nt.
1. I'AltTllUU.AK ATI'RNTIDN and ri'ijiird la Bian
to amall riaka aa wll a lartio onaa. Alila aMfiiri
, ly and aiiponor roniiiiaruial luivantaita atloi'did.
rollt'ie InniioiI wltbout llay.
, foWdly JOHN H. HTOPI'KLMAN.'Aian'.
Transportation.
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.
ITITILL nt reRiilarly
(ifcwraW ' durma: tho aeaaon
wf7u1r, of uanxaUnu tMilwaan
MdiSiaanaftnaalBltha above named porta
thelollowing liratilaaa urw ataamara:
OWKOO Captain H. Brvawt,
POKTHMOUTU. - Oanlaiu J.WTravera,
OIIHHMAN Captain i. M. Lawla.
(lonnei-tinij wilk th Bn Ktulwajr al Hullklo for all
poiliia in ma t.a,.
'Ilia attention ol ahinuar ta lnvile.1 tn th lluartor
faoihtiea ottered hvthialiua. Kor frautht or paaaaifa
apply to Hivrii ;al,iiw km,, Aiteui at muiaio.
. U, W.OHBOatN.AitoulalHauduaky.
J. M. OlinoitN,
a (lan't rreiuht Al'l. R. 1). A 0. K H llavtoa
Shirts.
DEMOCKATIO
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
HAI.im O. McOHAOKKN,
DKAKEK tn tine Linens, noth Irixh and Qeitaun,
and K"t'',o,s iriirui-biaii Uetntki. Hosiery ot
all kinds.
Kiue l.inen made te order, hy measureiat t, and a
DAHt hi . turaui'nad.
fapfrr Pt4rii eui.
H0. rfKHT INURTH BTRRKT, OPPOHITK TH I
bTKiCPLa. WITH .UMi HAN IK al&im
Lost.
f 0'A All Mrsona ate Warvby edition! sainst
J.J ueoiiatiU( for a note drawu i.y tn, dwtd hVbrnary
4, l-liii, for lour liundrfd and iwruly two dollar
nd U'U okuU (H'it 10), thirty daya, and puyahle st
riiPtl NHtiunat lUokls iwiuimU, t the oritur nr I).
W Howlau-J. Hwd uulttliMS iMn tout, and till pfi(oii
are eauUoupd not lo iinrcbMse or ri'nivaii.- sn.i.
J OH 11 A. MINKK.
MrJOMlf K) M1MCK-The note alluded to Mlvf
never rem-hi-d me by mud er othorum,, and is uo
loaitttr iwdidas kiMHiusi yon on my a-M,um.
(i. W. KOWLlNtV.
Cuioiiinati, Ktbniarv 10. 181-4 f.-ll.nf
Upholstery.
I
A
DHAKLKB HAHtlllKM,
GENERAL l'I'.I0LSTE3tER,
OHIO BUH'K.THIKD PTUKKT (MR. HITTBI.L'I
OLD HTANi) I'oN, OHIO. ,
i L( kindi of llphoUtumm, snoh as Hoftm.Chnlrs,
V Htools, MstrNaM.Ao.,diiartMk'nt-r. OsrpM.i'iit
and fliid, window tiurteius btM aud ait ttuuia id re-
tunuft done at Ihe Umi test uuuoeaud uiuet reeewue
1 terois.
tmAMuMavuv (Mies pi a and Barner, Pnrttar
UO. BUI'
Groceries, &c.
K.n naira M. K'llaiaa.
KIIWAKU O'HItlJilN DKOTIIKIl,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AUB IMPOBTKBS W . ., U
fHmtli Wttitta titiis. ClKraa and Irish
antl Ht oluli Whraky,
' AN UtAI.RHl IH
Ho"' itlr ritiB Una Mquori.
AtfP'.ts rorSulc of Pure Bourbon UhUliy,
Ma M Hecaud trnet, t tan, Ohio,
BTCiJ Innva mo'! rnsitAilly to acquaint their u
t4intr' ntid th- I'omnntnity ncnwrHlly, (hat they
Imve fiitartt lni pnrtutTnliip, muter tlis naina and
itvloot U. U Hlitl-.N A 11 KurHKU, for tha purposf
oi'o'irriinu: on tho wlioltmaift Hroowrv. lupior, t'ji
and inliA-ca biMlniHM !n lAVtnn, Ohio, i tha Utn
Minnd of K.O'Hrirn, Nu. 3l Mtund tttroct.
UntniKumpItt iiiawiH tonnfibla nn: pumhaaa sied
IViini tli Hit honni'K in Nfw Yerlt, HalliiHorH itud
I'liiln-ti'lpliiti, and linrfnu; tt.ld fifteen vran' cxpfriiMH'c
in llio Inidf, wo hitld out the IwnI induffinontN In nr
nldtMiMt nnipi'hiuid ll utuaia whuipa; be kind anutifili
to (nri'vi-iA fnun II',
M .rHHIKN.tila nt tha trm mt O'HrUa tt Top,
To'.fdo.t Mho, will dcvoi ai tuna and attnntmn to
pliKni'Hil ihoHP nhmiuftf romn t I ny al tlim woll
ktiown Ht'iiHf, nn.l K.U'HKIKN.wtl) Wrnt (Im oii-
inmiity b itr, H poitblT, th n rrvr brara. HiMh o(
tin fo n r? Hint .trill for pwl favure, aud rarnn-lly
Ih'iiH Ktiio of your future patrnnttuttt. huIMhw rn
j n. UILBKUV CO..
VPhafpnale dnalrn in
FOUNIONANI) DOMKSTIO
GROCERIES & LIQUORS
K(S. 7S ANI7i HK1TKRHON MTRKKT, OPP' HITK
MAItKKT Hi H'HK. nnllMly
Grocery and Provision Stum
ANTHONY WO II U
, , , No. S M AUK K I" MTKthT,
UAH anootl supply ef all Uinilxar thn btHt KhuiiIv
urot-orn's. aid tnvtijons, nth as Hour; oai
nm.il; iru iiitKl;diird fruiU; lumit; drifd ttpfi; lUh,
lilntl)M K r I'litMiHt'-, Iteliand kfirian; (m; ntt.;
xiKari nlnpi tolanoai snnll, Ac. AUo,
iiM-annW'iif, yi'llokTwiir; willew baikiU, and, in tact,
nverv tti n MHlmt by laimlh a. aiMti.Um
n! i:vr a i i o c3 k i tr.
' ANR f .
PROVISION STORE.
NO. 17 F1KTH BTIIHKT, UIOKKt'S BLOCK.
HTOOK N J'lW AND KKKH1 1.
loll NTH V pradai'a taAtan la aaukanna lurtiranailoa
VJ or i:aii.
OH'Sdll!iaw(li!i ! 1 JOIIW BlRK HI., Asanl.
Bv the Way, Have You Heard
- . I .
me jnewa i
T. A. MINIOK.
IIAi
Alt farwltad hia naw Sprtim ma,, tf, wcll aa-
Iwdud aud ol the lical quality.
Mm. A.naltml and gntana dotlar'a worth of
TWKI.VIC CRN I'HUUAU.AT MlltlCK'S.
Tha Alnaat kind. J: v.
M ra. II. Kot ana dalbtr"a worlk a( Uia nineai kind
VOUU'IKKN CUNT KltblAK, AT MINKIK'r) 1
' Mra. (). gat on dollar'! wort a af Ika ckamaal uliaL
llyof , .
81XTKKM OKNT HIIKAR, AT MINIOK'.
Mr. H. anya that ha Kt ika boat quality af Hi, -j
K10 OOFKKK AT i. A. MlHIOK'tl,
That ha rar drauk, d Mr. H. Ay all (tot Ik fln
alof
(JUKEN TIA AT J. A. kllNlOk'8.
Whllaovary body oalla ireta aoma of that exoallent
' KXOKMIOK SYItUP, AT J. A, MJNUI4V ' .
Mr. M. aava he puretiaaad alialf latrrol of
WHITB VIHH AT J. A MIN10K I
DMidadly the uaatheatartiaaat ; while IS anpplytM
NO. I MAOKKRII.. AT J. A. MIMfOK'H,
Both lor aiaa aud quality, oaoa la aiaaHaai in thla nr
anv other markot.
Hnin.itHaall lo call af ill aataMlahmenl andia
na(,t hia atock of v
CHOIOB IHtlKD FRUIT.
UOFKKKU AND TKAR,
allOAK OK ALL KINOH,
And the larjreat antl lieat variety of Oroonria Ut ka aeen
in tha oity. Hia larita eaulalahltieut la on Ik'
t oru.t air Market and JtTra Rta.
aulT
Millinery.
TO Mli.lilEHS & MERCIIAXTS.
nicvotv , tOa,
AS A S!i PICA K I, AT,
WIISIKIAII r
HllMery Uoode
LOAtg, tine U BAWLS
1 ' , , '. .. , ..... -i i. J
t I '
, - J : i
(.iRCTiMHATt. Fall, Mi"
WI are nowirpartd to erftr lfr your innp Ttion,
a li.riii and rlHiaut nifii't nr Isdien, mntitM, and
r-liildrt'u'asUaWi fur.pUihh d 111' ic r
It TS AND BONNETS,
. KIBB0N8, 1'lWKB!, KEATII EKH, . ,
Lm cs.llf ad Dresses Rrltlngs lc
1 Including every deartfftimi ef " "
M I L t 1 Af G II V. U U () I) i,
Our TactliUes tor mamitoctiinox
Cloaks, Sacques.Mantilas
Ktrom all (he new (Vbru's, are mrh (hat we can nop ply
tliatn lowur ttiau you cau get them elsewhere. Our
nock of . .
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Comprise al ttie neynltiea in both foreign and dontea
iti,
Our Imver hem twinetauitly li Hew Tertr, we will
otlr all Uoods iu em Uum at lowet piarket prun lor
tja.h. . . . j i )
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you awvtttiff " t.
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IT dnrnt HR FeH nl r". 'ih'iimlf.
Trunks, &c.
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ef Iavion kihI the putilio iu vntual hn
hY opened n I rnnb mann'Kid'.fy, wtirre we will
k-p "U bttnd all kuwts t Trunks, VaJiee.t.'srMtt
and Ti-hiiK IUkk, all of whi-h we will sell at whale
msIp nr rfiftil s .-liip at any hmiP iu lh ritv,
I'ariirularatiAMKN'n aid lo repairing eld Trnntra.
A Mhart of (a(iunspya Mtd.ctteo. - Vdll
Leather Store.
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AO A at 'VV'ICIN0AHTair.H,
' ' ' u Third alit.
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KtKIH eonal.ntly . kand all knida ef Leather,
ailiihaaaole; Ul'Per; kl,l'all'lhill,KUd tlior,aoi.
Alu, harnoaa aud ktidlo la k.r, aho aklrlmxi ah.-
fiudiUH-a, Ar. , . .
,. I n hiijlwait ptw it rak rauit fl.r Hl.Ua and
Leather i the toitak. atilvdam
Jiailji tL;mirc.
John Morgan's Brother Gives
an Account of his Treatment
in the Ohio Penitentiary—
Shocking and Disgraceful Barbarity
to Prisoners of War.
[From the Richmond Examiner, March 17.]
'A jUki.i, ok Hakiii Thk Kii'iRikNuia or
A (,'ON'FKIIKIHTE l.)KIICKB AmONII THK CoM-
vit:T-!)inrntit or T North Tho exnerien
roa ol Ihii war Imve allindej nvir exkmplet
o( Ynnkfre orulty wliitlt Iivb produced an
nniireaainn more or less UmtinuL upon tha an
liihtfitx'i nnrtionii of the world. Hut the
siHlnnmnt which we procoed to (ir take pre-
criiiMiopni nil intt una evnr jet been narra
Wi of the nlrticilir-a of tlie enomy ; nnd it ii
n ramnrkkhlp, both nn account nf iti mtttaf
nnd the credit that uiuat tiBttirallr attach lo
ila autbomhip, that we doubt wheiher tha io
enlloil t ivilizrd world of lliia generation hita
pioduci'd anjwliero any well authenticated
toTjr of equul horror, , i
1'hu Ktittement we pirn tn our reader! ia
that wh huve juat taken from the lipl nf Cap
lain Calvin C, Moraa, a brother of tha fa
in on a (Jeuciral Mornnu, who arrived in Rich
mond lihdur tho recent Ark of truce, which
covirad lb return of tarerul hundred of our
prisoner. Captain Morgan wu emon thoae
of his broilier'a expedilioti, who, in laat July,
were itli'itrceriiled intho pmiiteiutry of
Ohio,. i On entering did Irilamous abode,
Oiiptnin Morgan and hi compuiiioua were
air.pprd in a reception room and their naked
hodiea. exftiiiineii there. They were again
alripped ill the interior u the priaon, and
wnslu'd in tuba by negro convictt ; their
hnif rut i lnao to Ihe aculp, the bruliil
Warden, who wit atandiug hy, exhorting the
iietrro bnrbcr to "t ut ofl every d i lock of
their rebel hnir " After llieae cerotuouie, ika
oftioer wi'ni'locl.cil op in eelU, the dimenaion
nf which were tbirly-eigbt Inches in width,
ix and it hulf feet in lentli, and ahout tha
aamo height. In llieae nnrrow abodua our
brafe aoldiern were left to pine, branded aa
felona, goaded by "convict driven," and in
aulted by apnuchua which conalautly reiniud
ed them ol the weak and cruet neglect of that
Government on whoie behalf, after imperil
ing their lives, they were now aulfering a fate
wone Uian deitllt. lint even thate aufi'aringa
were nothing to what wu reaerved for them
in another iiivenuon of cruelty without a par
allel, unleaa in the accreta ol' the infernal. .
It nppeara thnl niter General Morgan'a en
enpe aunpicion alighted on the Warden , a cer
tain Cnplain Marion, who, it waa thought,
wight have been corrupted. To alleviate the
anapicion (for which there were really no
grounds whatever,) the brute commenced a
ytem of devilish persecution of the nnlortu
nale Confederal prisoner who remained ia
hia bands. One part of the system wu soli
tary confinement in dungeona. These due
geoaa wore close cells, a false door being
drawn over the grating, an aa to exclude light
and air. . The food allowed the occupant of
these dark and noisome placaa . waa three
ounoca of bread and a half pint of water per
dny.j The four walla were bare of everything
but a water-bucket for tiia necessities of uu
lure, which was left for davs to poison tha air
the prisoner breathed, lie waa denied a
blanket; deprived of bia overcoat, if ha had
one, aud leit "lauding or streusbed wilk foar
dark, cold walla around him, with not room
onuugh to walk in to keep up the circulation
ol his blood stagnated wilh the cold, and the
silent nnd antviterable horror of bia abode.
Confinement iu thean dungeona waa the
Warden a sentence lor tha most trivial oil'en
sea. On one ooojiaion one nf oar prisoners
waa thus immured because he refused to tell
Murion which one of bia companions had
whistled contrary to Ihe prison rules. Hut
ihe moat terrible visitation of Ihia demon's
tliapleiteura occurred not more than aix weens
ago. ;
Home knivea had heea discovered in the
prironera' cells, and) Mariou aocueed the occu
f aula of meditating their escape. Seven of
Ihenj, all ollicera, and among them Captain
Murgau, were taku to the weal end of the
building and put in lbs dark cells there. They
were not allowed a blanket or overcoat, and
lite thermometer was below rero . There wu
no room lo pace. l')ar.b prisoner had lo sirng
gle lor life, its the cold benumbed him, by
stamping his feet, beating Ihe walla, now
catching a law minute oi horrible sleep on
the cold floor, and then star Lug up lo coa
linue, in the dark, hia wrutie lar life.
"I had been auR'erlng from heart disease,"
say Cu plain Morgan.. . "It wu terribly eg
gruvalad by the ooJd and horror of th duu
genu in winch I was placed. I bad a wet tow
el, on end of whioi I wreaaed lo my side; the
oilier would freer.e and 1 had to put ila iroaen
folda on my naked akin. 1 aloud this way all
night, pressing the froten towel, to my side
aud keeping uiy laet going up and down, 1
fell 1 Was eiruggllng for life.'
CnpHtin Morgaa endured ibis confinement
for eighteen hoar, Mud wu taken out barely
alive. The oiher prisoners aadared it lor '
(ceil day and m'yhlt In this time they wre
visiled at different nerioda by th physiclau of
tli 1'enitHiiiiarv J)r. Lnvinewwho felt their
milaea and examined their condition, lo as
certain how long lite might hold out under the
exacting torture. It wu awful, this ceremony
of torture, this medical examination of the
victims. The tramp ol the priaonara' feet, up
and down, (there waa no room to walk,) u
they thee worked for life, waa incessantly go
ing on, This blat'k treadmill of I h dungeon
eould ke heard ail through the cold aud dreary
hours nt the higbL l'r. Loving, who wu
euia para!) vela a human praon,lieaought Mar
iou to releaaa Ihe unhappy men ; aaid lhy
bad already been taxed to tb point of death.
The 'wretch roplied, "they did not talk right
yet." Ue waibtd Iheta to humble tboiiialv
lo him If went into th ceil nf on ol them,
Major Webber, to taunt him. "Sir," said th
olkeiw, "1 defy you.. Yoa an kill me, hut
you can add nothing to the stiff eringa you have
already . inllitaied. lWeed to kill ma; it
makes no lite alighteat dirTerereho.''
At lb expiration of ixteeu dayi the nieu'
war released from th dungeon. Mariou
AtiVaWtTilINU HATkl,
iw nVii.T. ' '
(tea aqnjara-, (elfetv vrenlfl, solid) onetnaertuak,. t R,!
One Nquaie, tinea daya, H h, 1 OO
On aquara, ane weea,..MM,n...,MH..,H, . I Ot
One aquar, one DionUl , I fin
One anaara. three hiontha ...... T Ot
On ia,ir, six months, ...,.M., . 10 u
- IM vkk"LV. -
On ar,tehty w..m. w weak, ...It la
Frquara,aakweekl a4ltio,.M.t,..MMMMH, Si
fer ajiiara, oe vear II uu
awr-Teroie lyr Advertiaeniaata oenpjnag a areal-
awine, or for a toneer parliad than aliove aueaieeil, ma I
known at ihe ttountltia Keim. etarAH euvertteeinei I
araoharaed at thaataiva ratea, uulaaa a writteuayrea
uient ia made uraviotia t Inaartion . av-All oaalial ad
.Verll.eniwila mtotl.r paid form advaeea.
said "ha would tak theia out ibis lima alive,
out the next time they offended they wnuld be
taken out feet foremost " Their appearance
waa frightful; they could no longer be recog
nitad by their companions. With tkeir bodm
swolleu and discolored, with their minds bor
dering on childishness, -tottering, some of
them talking foolishly,, these wretched men
seemed to agree but in one tbiag-a ravenous
desire for food. '
"I had known Captain Cole,," says 'Cap
tain Morgan, "u well aa my brother. When
he came out of hia dungeon, I awear to you I
did not know him. , Ilia face had swoolen to
two or three times its ordinary aite, and he
tottered ao that I had to catch him from fall
ing. Captain Barton waa in an awful state.
Hie face waa swollen, and tb bleod was
bursting from the skin. All of them bad to
be watched, so as to check them in eating,
as they had starved so long."
Captain Morgan was so fori u Bala aa to ob
liiin a tranafer to Johnson's Island, whence,
atter navitig neeu cnrrina to t'oiui Lookout,
be wu exchanged. Ue says that when "he
got into Brest Butler's handa be felt as if he
hud been Inuialated to Paradise" ahowlng
what comparative ihinga misery and happiness
ara in '.his world. Uut he left ia those black '
vaults of captivity he had been released from,
sixty-five bravo man, who are wearing their1
Uvea away without even a email whisper of re
lief from that Uovarnmeat for which they are
martyrs.
is mere any autnoriiy in Kichmond that
will crook a thumb ro save these man, who ara '
.... il .... I, ... ...... tt ...l. i. .. . ,l. j.r i
of those in this Capilol, who, not exactly die
owing them, undertake the base and cowardly ,
preiauae of ignoring their fate.
What ia the Confederate definition of "re-
tnllnllf.n ?", Il.niai., Xi.mmr. .h. nn k; .
r - - - r " ' - ?
way dnwu the bay, to Portree Mouroe, lie
niel Colonel Straight ; that this famous "bus-
Inge was rat and rubicund; that be spoke
freely of hia priaon experirur in Ulcbraond, '
I i.. :.. j . I- ,i. . i . , . . . ..
mi vuiiipiniiieu uiny tnas a nau to ai corw
breaj, Tina appeared to he the xlut el hie
aiillerings, and the Confederate limit of retal
iation. Is it necesaary to preaent the contrast
further than we have already done, by a rela
tion of facts at once more truthful and more
terribla than any argument or declamation
oould poasibly be 7 , ... i
Brutal Murder.
[From the Madison (Ind.) Courier.]
Thomas Morgan and two of hisbroihera, all
three membera ol Captain Ueorge Mitchull'a
cavalry company, were at Mudlicb, in thia
county, recently, oa a spree. While aplurg-
nig nuuu, v unij(( m ijui.Tb ui.uurnuing tter
maii, named William ti rockier, came along
the road with his team. Tha Morgana halted
kin, .nd hi (fl..l. .1- . v .1...
they were nnder orders to impress all horse
for government service. He remonstrated,
but they refused to listen. One of them pro
needed to unhitch the animals from the vehi
cle, but (irochier picked up a club and drove
him off. Another then tried il, and wu sim
ilarly prevented, the third Thomas tktn '
undertook it, at the same lima drawing hia re
volver and threatening if Orocliiar restated lo
kill him. (.recbier made at him wilh the club,
and aure enough tha villain fired. The shot
failing to strike hia victim, Morgan firedaaeo
ond, which penetrta th bowels of the un
fortunate man near the uaval.
Mr. Urochiar was not dead late Sunday af
ternoon, but our informant slates that no
hofiea ran be had of bis recovery, and indeed
the probability i that he is dead by this lime.
A Hard Hit.
Major "Parley" (Poore), the Washington ,
correenondeut of the lloaton Journal, aa. in
a recent tetter: ". j , ' . . ... , ,,(.;
"John Bull ia very fund of lecturing Brother .
Jonathan on th msnusr that reholliou
citir.eua are sometime treated, forgetting tiin
bombl atrooitiea which have ao ollen been
committed by iiriiiah toldiera and ' sailor
when in an enemy's counlry. A few eveu
luga si ma Lord Lyons, th Uritiah Minister
here, wa indulging, at a dinuar partyi in
aonie commaut on the conduct of Oeneraj
Wild'a negro brigade, during their expedition
into Virgiuia, and hia Lordahip concluded by
remarking that "General Wild must be a
hard bld man." "Ves, my Lord," rep'led
a genlleruan aitling oppooite, "a true soldier
Is always hard-hearted. 1 remember while in
Keg land, some ton years ego, to have road in
th paper that whan 8ir Kdmond Lyons,
your Lordship's father, went with bia squad
ron to bombard Taganrog, in the 8ea of Axoff,'
a delegation of lb citizen waited upon him,'
begging him lo apar the place, , which haul
for years supplied a great portion of tor land
with breadatuffs, and they added tnoat of the
whom. ..wnw.a weiw aua.r.ai.1 BMIiieCt. tU
lb Admiral only replied i "8a anach lh
wane tor von," and in two hours the whole .
town was tu flames, reducing many wealthy
foreigners u well as natives to beggary.
His Lordship passed the wine and changed
the subject of conversation, ""
D9"Tb late maaeaora of nagro aoMiar
near Vicksborg ia now said not lo bava keen
a rebel outrage, but quit otherwuv. The r.e
groea wt to a hotel where there wera only
' - ineir aarrTaut
committed th grnarest pouibl ouUagra oo
the wiriuen, ana thee burnt tk koaaav Aa In
dian regiment heard of th affair attd at
tacked and killed th negro . No rebele
were concerned iu th ahotikiiig aflair. Aduir
ral Porter aaid in a let report ; "Tha negro)
troop near Virksburf have been coaumiliiitf
asany outrages "
a. I. aijnu n,i .tikir.a n.. . . .w... - - -
Horrible Death.
A young man named Hope, a pbnAograph
ist, on the 19ib of March (all from lb bigh
t rock of Ixxikmit Mountain, near Chalia
nenea, and was instantly killed. He bad be m
engaged there wa time taking plcturts,
auo, in aujusting nia spparatna, iiiaavertetitly
atepped Umi near the edge and went over.
- -av - - a- -,
4tr"Wht plan," aaid Meeator to annlh
er," shall 1 adopt to fill the h.is at my bane
bt T" K"l invite your arcditoie," wa tb tarly
reply.

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