Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, May 09, 1864, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, May 09, 1864, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85026002/1864-05-09/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85026002/1864-05-09/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85026002/1864-05-09/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85026002/1864-05-09/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Dayton daily empire. [volume], May 09, 1864, Image 1
About Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

Image: of 4. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (2.7 MB)

Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]), 09 May 1864. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85026002/1864-05-09/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

niuim irui rrKCCi-. si
HUBBAHD i RROTH Kit
X, RuipU Hullilla, 110 Main street.
DAILY KJIPIRIC.
fT tank, (.payable Wrier.).,.... -
lay mail per annum, Io advarvoe,.!..... ... soo
.I'". 1) WKKKLIf K.WPIH. i.
Oueopy par enoxxo,. ...-.... , J! .
ejrThe Rwrisroirmilaieafreeel ee"'ese io Mont.
Iarf eeuaJy. r"yaien.ilnedvAena Jleees.-ai
' JOB PHIiSrXINQ- '
Of every JeecrlpiSos, mmo' en "leer Pree.ee, In
tM ii etrte, end ' reaeonaule prloer.
UlJill"!JB."Saeg
I
VOJv I.
"J"-..i .. .'Uii.L- ...LjnL'L.1.1.. . f.lll"""!!lJ!,,J""" "V: 1 !"ULL l"
DAYTON, OHIO : MONDAY, MAY 9, 1864.
NO. 226
AUVKHTlimO HATklP).
IS DA1LT.
rin. uuui. inlshle worda. mibVi eenanrUoB...I A1
One eqnara, three ilnya.n
One equare. ene weeu,...
1 t
1
W
wm aoiaarw. aa aneoui..
T A
On tetter, eta monLhaM.M.....M..,,.,......r....m. 10
IN WtRljv.T. -Ono
aqrurw, Mfhty woH.onewadtA..l CU
Paransra.wAuaj wek in aidition..M..MMM ott
Par sqiarA one Tear .mn.e.H..H.... It Vtl
Mitrini lor Adfertisenianta eccnpying treat m
pwoa, or for longer period iban sttore sporifleo. mea
known at tha founttn. Koom. -WAll adTertiaemot t
araobarged at tboaroo rat, unless a wTitWnajrra
wient is made prorioys to insertion . All oasuai ad
ynrisments trinoUr ps'd fnrlB adsnre.
Professional Cards.
Medical.
Medical. Skirts.
Groceries, &c.
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
ANI
"NO T A it Y 1' U I I C .
WILL arr.o ia fcaieeia entrusted to till with
dUenie, rompH and'itrtf. 4'ttm-il or
'l In liliotf, .nuUi of Ollin Oahll i elltce, id
Um rvein eMUiert y T. o. Lows. mexsdSiaMW if
" - Wll.MDJR H. BKIjTIIjIK,
ATTORM13V-AT-LA-W,
' PATTN,0H1.
Off I0S -Se. S-l Mun treet, nwirly M.p..-.ne tne
0om Hon., ever tue r .mU Hieieoi .Iwliu d.
aaeooeiry . t L"U.l""-iJ"-
ODLjlN" OAHIU-.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
(jrftii'l Building, Thlrrl street,
kiMkinr 2lniY,I!5,C-,n
ToJ. rnnrn. " K. 1'. I'rrrr. .-
, . SMITH t OCPPV,
ATTOttSEIS-AT - L. A.
, 5 . . PATT. 01119.
tKW"rt TeVBirilrilis, Tltird ik . jNrt,
.j A i KH H. BAIK) O'l'T,
(l.nte rratMte J:i.l,
ATTORNBY-AX-LAW,
8.
Btf lUPS--4rnd V I'li'llip.' Ruildinj. i-itrrmr
f detnd enj Mall Mreet. e,leite.tie l-'reniclio
.oase, IHytoo, olio. ,iliittwlni
'- Uf.WILLUM EORY,
PflYSllIAV AD SEKGEtM.
0
moEThird .tr.et, opposite til Public Square,
JAHKI K.EIRNAK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
, BflLLfefOKTAIME, OHIO, . , " " ,
W
ILL atraiJ promptly l all buinea eofr iud
iti aiecaro . . . uezsaiy
JOUM ft. 'aiso.-
HOCK McUiHON,
ATTOHfEl 8-AT. L4 VI
Eoorn beretoiore occupied by J. A. McilaJioo, Prit
ioorwmt of ttaw M. S- Omiroh owar Mipat. l"'iJ
' THOMAM O. LOWK, - '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
.m t DAYTON. OHIO.
tir
ILL 1r prompt ftttanlion to kll biisiotj-tn en.
If trutd co hi or.
j utSo tBOorrann Building, TWrd street,
aulOy
DR. CHARLBI ft, H.HOKDEH,
EfcOFiHOB (if Annlsnl und Modoro LnjiftgF'i
vtK Ltia, Oroek, Kr0f h, HpADiMi, Qermao, and
rHsb.eonttnuM .titling Iftdie ftud soutlemao at
Jkridae of hii rrt-ir(r ickolir, und at h'.ii
w ??.?' Bf,c1'?. BullrflDt Wo. 1. ful9ltm
A. O. BIILUyTn,"
PAP E R H NCER
KOOM IS 0ftTOKt0IirBUItl)IS0,N0. 1,KU-
, ,'Hi. OHBFIrfMMk MlMlB
lii i l .Jimi! iji' .
Groceries, &c. Hardware.
' JAMKI BKACKL1II,
Coopers Tools, llardware, &c.
.-fcw.- 31t Third itroot. -
BlwINC piwucal mechanic, I kuow wlii kind oi
Toj4i UJAotifcuto need) aod an ft tuck to
mtithiMrwaani. --'wii nd m. nulrfui
JH . R D W A. li 12
IEST QOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Mechanic's Tools,
: Builder' Hardware,
Cabinet Hardware,
"" Farming Tools,
TABLE AM) POCKET CITLLK,
EMIH fc M Cat Circular Sam,
WIAk ftll t)ii Goodi in th Hnnlwr Iid, irhioh wa
W Nrpftr4t sll a lw anjr houo Kut or Waal
Oail aad lAoaitt our toak bfor purohMlpg
HhUwIy ' &NDKB90N POBB1N9.
Co=partnership.
; CO I'ARTNKKSHIP.
fflllll uodrtttfnd haw lht 1at fbrmd a co-pirt-1
aoratalp luidar Ml name and ftrm of BRKRN S 4
UXl.ii( for lh purpoaao Af lrannottnir a Wholaaale
od Ratail Ctoihinic aud MrohaAt Tailonng Buxiuaaa,
M Uia old HMnd of W. U. Brna, 94 Mkla alrrl,op
Malta tha Court Rouaa.wbera they would he pLeaard
io lha 0d IVlanda of th houe, and ait iitaua uaw
Ottao aa uh flhvor lham with a call.
WILLIAM i BnKEN,
" .. . I AMORRW O. KIXOM.
Dajrtoa, Fabruary 1, lUM-IalldlHwl
Linimentum.
WOKTHI or toe HIKItlEKXTH IIMI KV.
DB. E, CUKWAVI
I-1 1ST I M E 3S" T XTi
For th fpeodr and ftctnal ouro of
RHEUMATISM
iff proftoaungiho "Ltoj man turn" to ttao publie a
Mel bo( ami moat ouratiro tnaoioiiMia
Oaf. Idoaol wiahto be uudmtood aa claimiu.
rorttcbo power Of pamormiag ualiwd of cur, lii
ltWeiaiM that for all the pmpoftoa of a FAMILV
ktfitlAlt.UTt it liuu tKiual. The "LmiUiwuiuii.'
Nr becai Known to Fall,
Ib a ease of Rheumatism, bo mattor of how loo
raBdina. whom the dirooMona were carfb1lr fultnw
a!, mot, iadd, Io ho oaa of any dieoaso for w loci.
In cMM o( aauraifla. paioa lotbabaoki tdo. aoxt
uraoipe la tbe alauaehi ap reins, opirnU irrlia
too sa4 waAtutaea, ohmaio aoroa, burn, atmlda, fro t
o4 foot aod tuuida, (eutbanha. haadkcba, ie,,it aii
ULaebrrA. i
Ttko 'Linitmeahini M tha result of many yuera
voraerorittji ax panmaot, and combines amoug ila rax
aoiitteta ta pa .miaou at rirtuos of
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATIVE
-..'.... , POWER,, ,
Whlob na athar Liniment poitevaea.and wbioh ta tha
aaorac af lha wiiparallalad aa'esa which nieate lha
"LialoiaAluai" wharavaril la uaad.
TBI IT 0X01. AND TOU WILL KEVCB BE
. WITHOUT IT.
Hraaattipra Moast, SO cent,' and 1 botilaa, with
(ail au Uuai for aaa, and Baauurautured only hr
bl. ( CUNWAT. rrouriatoi.
Tio. MVThird t., Dayton Oldo
Jaraalatry mefananta aad , 4ftma? tforrvaar.
. 1uUaawl '
a I" & -
, BH ROSRCK'S
' BTOIlA.Cn J
BITTERS
ABB HOT -'
TO BE EXCELLED
' AAA
XOMAOHIC
' Am
Jegulator
arm
DIGESTIVE OnUNl
Cc a a vt.Wvx. vwvvc
v clvvftoXV. Wve- "vW
bu a ( ttmt'voX. atvA
(X ve-aX , t2,vaoo
o AW Ye.X o.A 8oun.
!vwvt,ae,i.wv!av xvee,.a
aw vrc. t S.owvatVv
o vtv, tow Vvwv., fxtt. a
Bilious Fever,
Fever and figure,
Liver Complaznt,
(Dyspepsia,,."" '
Indigestion,
Jazcndioe,
, t Kidney Complaints,
tvia aW. a'vrauxrc o x vv(v
a, coi.oA o roit.
xxva to.v too o.A
VatAo, xsvvcv wo.V.v,m
"Dr. "SLoWtV
at A.etooT maa',5,,'v,fta
;"RoiacV
ae.v,j.oo wvatv wva.&
"d. 3l.Qoact,'
at Vv. f'vtVv vatv, tto
ate axva CovS0,f
vv-v ota seac atva
a.av.vae.a.
avWt axav wvaxvtVvov
. awA vt, "Lv ' tvoa
V.c. -
. I i" V.!. . . ,.
av. W SoVaviVtve-v.",
bX.t-.vvvva-'vav'a,
"Ovfttver, TiWavtva-
Thru gitUrt an put up in quart
bottl, of vtKiah th above U aaa
nm.iU. ffA lafc.1 i Jintly
gravid, and U providsd with a
aaft ' guard from ' eounttrftittra.
' (Priot $1 pr bottl, or fix far $6. ,
O. W. Jobaok, (ProprUtor, Jfo. 6
Eatt Fourth Birttt, Cincinnati,' to
whom all ordtra thould bo ad-t
drBod. "
FOR SALE BY
Was Wenstho and W Vf fit ewe rt, Pay tent Gears: L
weyar. n isrnibiirg; Jiitoo aiairsr. t dios; j ti Amiar-
Hon, Ceolar rillo; E M yare. New Lebutui; H Jack too,
Cluunbrbfira: It K Hautr. Hsrnsburai D B ulwitie,
.ronusT.Jie; Arnold i.imlteri.Hnutti ArDnfea; Jacob
lnir. WfaiHaltimure: J KonkUA L?o.Gruiiuiltwn;
J W Muri.lv, Vsndnlis; H Nickola, Lliwrty; U Hea,
rarinersvilleiHeTerhnpVHn iWlaii J W Wrrmooi,
WlUiitns fiwanar. Wavtlistliuiofn: IHtrker. Mm.
Co; I'arkteburkr; aae. av imirrtsiB and MerabMiu
Ceuaraiiy Uartvcgtuat tna tSJLaa Wiiseap asnMaHUfta
ft I '.w
LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANT SKELETON.
HOOP SKIET FACTORY
AT tt7, BBOOND ST., BET. MAIN AND LtTDLOW.
Wa rjr particular aM nation to tke qaslitj of our
naater i M and use only the beat hlni;Uah ttteH.
Wo renairall the aktrti which wa se LwithnutsTtrs
charge.
.uar ratan GupartniaTit is fa caarfraordom potnt
ladies. Corsets and Spiral Bast lea consUntly on
hand. a WALDMAV.
Mold wholes. and tm(I at Ho. St Bcond str,t.
vmmo. , madly
f" w;ir.-i'.-i'3i.i
Insurance.
The Best is che Cheapest.
INSURE WITH TAB ' :
iEIAA MStltlXCE COaPAXY,
HARTFORD, OONN.
lTTfKl AND INLAND NAVIGATION ItlSE9 aa.
oep'Ad, now aa haratarorajat fair ratetnsd liberal
O'lndmona.
. UUblNtsa OONl0TB0witU eanatknt diaualch
Hnd auraiy.
. Losses ALWATI MIT nltli promptcaja aad
uurnpieia juauc.
HST AS3KH JANUARY, U6A,
oofl,oae 00
4. TUB PLAN AMD ORGANISATION of thr iKtna,
an r rony-nra years Severn trial, naa ifaiiaeotn?
greatest puolio advantage and suodasa of ttift va.
rioiis ayitems of Fire lunantnco in the ooao.tr
It is an bi-iter than Ter prepared for daiy.
BIXTKKN THOUSAND LOrttt oLaIMM knrebeoo
aottled ' MXTKKN MILLlufiiti W
DOLLARS I
, THH CONSUMPTION OP PROPERTY BV FIRM,
is the United Statai, nvra(a over fioo.ouo daiir
Ii Tour property posed miii tinnrotw.Le-iT
ABft VOU INsijKKu? If not.wnynott Thero
ta IrifliDf-; the duty is rnaoilaNt; ttmivanlt may t f
your escape from rum wlnio daisy and nKio
may inrolro you In benkn.i'tcy, por rty or inr )
diHAPprntmrnl. I
PAKTiUULAK ATTRITION and tegard ianivaa
to eraftrl risks as well a large onea. Able securi
ty and su parlor ooinmorotal adrantages a horded.
Policies Iitned trltboat Delay,
reSAdlf JOHN R. 8T0PPSLHAN, AfinM
The FAinitKS' & HEiltllAMV
INSURANCE COMPANY
OK
DAYTON, OHIO.
Ot'PlB NO, IX MAI" 8TRKET. 0PP03ITJI THE
CAPITA! BTOCK..
100.0UO
FIRE MARINE
Thti Company offer, auperior iDdnoemeiita to all
peraone de.lrinK property in.ured. Fire ant Marine
n.lca are taken on ail inaurabta property upu lha
BOARD OF DIRBCl'OlU:
Alfred Prudeu, Emanuel Shulia, John H. Winters,
"K Aunm, jeno n. Ulwln, t R u. Harslimao,
B. a. Waly , K. B. Oarl. ii la Crawford.
BKDBKN Ii. HAIlSIIMA,PMidDl
If. W. W.ai,T. Mrfrv. f... ,i-t
Insurance. Shirts.
DEMOOHATIO
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
RALPH C. MoOHACKEN.
DKALBR in fln LinAnn, both Iriatt and flermia.
Btld tfr.ntlanaA.n' ITiirtiiBh nu CHat U ,.i
Tkinda. ' v'
pin L'nen made to order, by measurement, and a
neat At UAraniood.
I'aper Pa tier na out.
N0. r?EHT roiIRTH HTRKKT, OPPOtflTB THE
1 i II Utile I M Ai II, lBTI
Transportation.
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.
."J of nariKauon batweeaS JT J f If
mti m i. tal.he atwte namad port,,.1 fsw. vaai
tbefollowmg nrat-elsss aorew steamers:
"WKiTtj ;..Oantaln R. BrTsnt,
OUHUMAN a.V..3,0ilm j. M.iww.
uonnerticcwiin trie Ina Kajlway at butfoio tot all
points In tha East.
hciliuee otterad by this Una, for fretjj.t or pnssaf o
id. w.ufinuHB, Agent at Bandusky.
J. M. OBORS,
a ow'l Wr...ht t r. r. (i n n fut4in.
(
Trunks, &c.
SEW TRIM iHAMFAtTOHY,
HO. 73 THIRD fiTHKKT, fA YToN, OHIO, fiffE
:1HWK w a i VF JUADOW'JI MAKHLI I AAD.
WE would moat raspauifully io form the eliiaoiii
of Dayton and tha pabha in geueial thai we
haro opened a Trunk mauti'sctory, nhra wa wtil
kop on kod al kinds of Trunks. Vsit-s. Oarpat
euu irsTeuug uses, an oi wmoa wwiuaiiaitauir
sale or rotsil as ctictn as snv hons in th ritv.
Partioulsr Biieutiun paid to repainng old trunks.
Upholstery.
OMAHLM. HAIUHKK.
GEE8AL ITHOLSTESER,
OHIO LO0K,THIUD BTBPFT (MR. HlITKLL't
lh klndeof DpholitenoK.suoh aa Boras, flairs,
Wola, Mairmaaaa.Ao., doootoordor. Oarnotaout
aud AttaM, wimtow uurtAins huutf nud all kUtUs l r
psjnnji djnaat thaabortaal ncacoand moat rtaMto.
Ua lenna. -
m iteViAm iar ftllospa a4 arwty. Para or k
Co. OAaJ
t.O tl IK
I Baia.
KUWAUU O'BHIKS at BKOTUBU,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Ana in ps sTriBt or
Brnaiea. lrinre, Olni, Ctnra, antt Ii-Iah
nt wrote k w auayi
ARflMALlUlll
Do" illc Wines and Llquorw.
A LOO
Agv-.d for SaU of Pare Bourbon TVblskj,
Ho. aoi Hsnl trff.t, Day twn, Ohie.
1 TC(5 lOAre mont reupectfiely to aonHAint thplr rue.
tomerAnd ths noTtmnnitr ffenerally. that tht-wd
hare eutrtd in'e pftrtoerhip, uri'ler tha name anr.4
siTieoi a,, v tfuiivn oft'JiHKs, for Uia purpose
orenrrymg on thA wholms'e grocery. Iniuor, nmr
and totimioo bustntsn in Dayton. Ohio, av tha late
isrid of K. ')'Br on, No H". Nroud street.
rlAf tog Ample mesne ta enable us t purohaa goos
'Tom the Iwht homon in New Tork, Baltimore and
Phflartelphia, aud hamg had fifteen years' expenen-n
in the trsde, we hold out the bant inducements to our
old customer end -II others who may bo kind enough
to purctme from tl
M "'HRlKN.late of twe Irra af O'BHeo A Pee
Toledo, Ohirt, will riorote hi time and attention to
plmweall thoite who mar noma to tny at Ihis well,
known IIoikp, s,nd t1 . O'HRtKN, will treat the ctm
munilyb Iter, if pomihls, th n err before. WMh of
u fe ery i;rrttful for past fsTora, and earne-tly no
lieitn share of your future patronage. aulfMnw m
J. B. OILEKRT CO.,
WLolasale dealers In
FOHKION AND DOMESTIC
GROCERIES & LIQUORS
N08.7J AKD7I 8KPFKR80N 8TBMT, OPP'lSITE
MARK'-T HOUHR. an!9lly
Grocery and Provision Store.
ANTHONY WOHL,
- . . IS MARKET STREET,
HAS AReodeupply af all kinda af ta. beat Pamilr
ururenea and Proviaiona, auoh aa Dour; oiit
meat: com meal; dried fniitai haiai dried ber: fi.h:
Limbu ffr oheae; Holland herring; lea; off-.;
auar; alopi e; elnrea: tobaoco: anufl. Ao. . Alao.
qiieen.ware; yallowware; willew baak!ta, and, In fact,
rare areola a-eded oy lanaiU . auUJ3ra
NprW GROCERY
. - ; , t ' .. AM. . t
PROVISION STOBE
HO. 1W FIFTH BTBERT, DIGCET'8 BLOCK.
STOCK NEW AND FRKSH.
f0V NT BY prodmoa taken IB aiotaanga forQreoerlea
aldlmawAia l JOHPJ BISKEL, Aen(.
Millinery.
TO MILL1XERS & r.EUtllAMS.
DEVOf A CO.,
m A AS PBABL ST.,
' WWel.rVSALI
Mtlllnorjr Oatoda
6lSAS AK flHAWLO
Oii.crwm.Ti, Fai l.
are now nroparod to offer for Tour tosp ot.wn .
objldreirsawMW, fur, ploah ad fslt
H TS AND BONNETS,
RIBU0S8, KlOffKBs rSATURES,
Laccs,Iioad Dresses Beltings &c
. lucliidin erery deacripttoD of
f I LL IH E R Y QOODS.
Ourfaemtte. lor manufacturinc
Cloaks,Sacques,Mantilas
Prom aM th nw fabrics, are aneh that wo can supply
tbem lowsr Un joa oan gel tbea olsewhere. Our
stock of
PALL S H A."WH,S
Compnta at tha aoyattiea In bulb fbrwtn and domaa-
be.
Our buyer bottif constantly Ii Kw York:, wo will
offer all (joods in our hue at lowest anarkAt qhwi i..f
Cash.
A call, before purch&MOC elsewhere. wM result to
yourauynotane
' - weipoenuiiy,
pevou a oe.,
ae1T BSit.1 s Pes?! nrt, Om"innf(
Lost
LOST AM pert-ons are harehr oaurioned arninst
nerotia'ioa: for a note drawn t V me. dated Phni
aiy 4, Uft. for tour hundred snd twenty-two dollars
and trn reita(tSt iO),Uiirly deyw, and payablo at
pirn mion, umiik, iiidciddrui io lue oracr or u.
W Rowland, baid note haa len toet. nad all noraoas
aro riutd not to purrhaao or rer.iTthe esme. I
4unn a nmitft.
Ur.JOHW A. MINIOK- Tha note sHbHa. tn tihsvs I
never rt-a'-hd ma by nisi I or otherwise, aiM is no
lotKr Tana as attsinst yon on idt arrount.
U. W. HUWUalV.
Cin'efaW, VeVunnr 1. tflt.4--fe1Mtf
Hotels.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
nrirn BTttricT wnfiiv.M
Directly cppoaite the Bos too, and W oroatr kAMlroad
TH R vmtoratCBod. who haa beon ooimoctod with the
ArnTi'-sn Huute, tn tbiseity. 'or over nine rani.
baa led Mvts well knewa and pnpniaj- Hotel for u
;IM Itvttfl. -
rniwt. as heraioforo, Two j)oMara per day.
rn'-Tirm TRts'K M PtMT
tne putt-In' tn u" bif tiut efforts to euisin the rtp.
utation of th UNI1B0 bTATKd UOTKL.as a flrst.
clAtt huuso Th puMio may rely uMn Andiair. nt
tKlaa ht-allM.. kl. thai HUEaI LfAOBAB iXkd AtA-fnlnrta. til Si A rial.
Clothing.
1ST 35 AV a O O 13 8.
ailRT MILLER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HL'bTOk Bt'ILDISiO.OUR THIRD A JBrrEKMlN,
HAH Juet received hi. .took of Sprint and Hammer
Uusda, aowpnaiBf all tta Ml atylea U
llotlis, Casslmrres & Vesting,
Whwk ha wiU Make a t. aedar la Ik aeat alyla.
Cal' and nivapiaa Irtei.. .
maUkbra- 1NT MILLER
Clothing. Leather Store.
NEW LEAT HER8TORE.
ADAH WUIAUAttTAk-H, .
.. ftHA Third atraal.
UPd tooiinay.o kand all kind, af Leather,
aiioVia.loi.; U.pr; kip; oaif-akin.aud morvco.
rartii aud bridle lea iter; alio, aiurltim; aLoa
flndiofr, Ac.
I n. li iheelpriea U aaa w4 rr Bide, and
LaerUlua toey aal4Ua .
to
Danger!
Th Iplcgraph Hunouuces that Go'er.ior
Marlon rakda a ftirioua Rpeecb ai IndiADBpolil
OD lb eTeuitig ot the 20th inntant, in refer
ence to enlistment of 100 daya' men, in which
he ia repo.-ted to have paid, among other
thing, that iheifl men should be promptly
uaed to pat down enemies to the Goeerntaeat,
and oppofters of the war in tha North, aa
well as th South. He stigmatised Democrats
as enemies to the Government. Wa hops for
the peace ot our state that Uovernor Morton
ban uo such iniention, that these assertions
of his are only the ravings of a man momen
tarily mad with the exoitement of the - occas
ion. Whatever it may be, it is wall for the
Democratic press to sound tha alarm of dan
ger, and bid the people be prepared for it.
We warn the Uovernor that tha Democracy
are not asleep. They are watching bitn now,
as one would watch a thief that is prowling
about his house. Let him bnt make an at
tempt touae military force to prohibit the
Democrata of Indiana from the exercise of
any of their roustitutional rights for snch a
purpose as he proposes and he will light a
bre that he will be unable to quench. Let
him but commence the operation, and (be rry
"to arms,', will resound throughout the North
west, and the response thereto will be a tot
ror to him and to his minions. He will bear
the tramp of marshaling forces from bis own
door war. At tha sound of the tocsin, a
hundred thousand muskets, born by as many
stalwart arms, will flash-in the sunlight, to be
osed for se'f-protection and in "defense of
Constitutional liberty. It Morton does not
know the temper of the Democrats and con
servktiveH, and Ibat they will never stand the
inauguration of each a movement he had best
learn it soon. If be does not want to sea war
in hia own Slate, does not want blood to run,
Hnd fire and famine to do its work of desola
tion, let him any he was beastly drunk when
he made the speech in which the aasertioni
were made, and not attempt to use the croups
for such a pnrptise. '. Wayne Timet.
Three Years of War.
This day three years ago, the bloody dra
ma of civil war whs inaugurated by the bora
bard men t of Fort Sumpter, Daring those ter
rible years of war and devastation, what myr
iads of homesteads have been made desolate,
ana what bitter anguish has lac.'rated the
het.rlj ot fond wives and mothers, and sisters,
at home. And still tha end is not yet, there
is no silver lining visible in the durk cloud,
and to all human appearances, the aanguina
ry struggle ia to be continued for years to
j cooie. Hirers of blood will coutinne to How,
m ii . ....' u m i. umi.iiuu .111 uuw in
the train. The public appetite is not yet glut
ted, and the cry is still ior human gore. It
would seem as if beaveu had a controversy
with this nation, and that a loone rein was
givn to all the baser passions of the human
heart. This cruel and sanguinary war is un
parallelled in the history of the world r
tuioly, ther has been nothing la eqnal it in
maguitude and atrocity, aiuce the introtiste
lion of Christianity in the world. But we for
bear any farther remarks. The subject ia to
gleotny and repulsive to contemplate. ' Ok,
when shall peaoe smile again upon a restor
ed Union, and a happy people when shall
our "swords we turned into plow sharra and
our apears into pruning books?' Never!
never! I Lancatlrr Intelligencer.
That a mania prevails in th publio mind
is unhappily too apparent to ba denied, i A
popular prejudice against slavery is made
the li ver to overturn the institutions of our
country, and on their ruins to establish a cen
tral, irresponsible tyranny. Too few in their
zeal auint slavery, remember that in their
unwarranted efforts to destroy it, they at
the same time destroy ibsir own liberties; A
blow given without warrant, at tha rights of
others, is certain in its rebound, to injure
him who gives it. Tbis war to pat down sla
very, aaa no more warrant in law than a war
to put. down the marriage relations of the
South. Th North has no more right to in
terfere) with th on tiinn the other. Tha the
ory of tbia government as we said in the out
set, is too much ignored Each Stale must be
led to control us domestic uhairs, aad when
th Federal Government interferes, it zer
oises a tyranny unwarranted, aud which il
persisted in, must result in consolidation or
dissolution. ' , .
KiwrouRDLAVD HoDiswivis. While cut
ting bread and butter tor me, my boat sua
complained of the difficulty of keeping the
bread thawed ; "and yet,'' she aaid, "I put
the loaf in th bed, and wrap it olos a soon
aa vr the boys turn out" Alas I ior a weak
stomach. . However, it was that food or none
for me then, and 1 had to overcome all qualms
Liule did I expect that ia my own kou.e aay
such anode was ustd On night, however,
near the same lime, my brother, who had
lately come from England, wanted supper ia
my absence. Th two aeve-ata werw gone to
bed, and upon searchinc theiuuitrr for him-
aelf he found ao bread. In the morning plen
ty was on the tabl ; and he asr.sd how it was
that nonewa to be loauU lb ligbt before.
Tha girl's reply was, "Oh I sir,, wa always
wrap op tha bred and nine it itr the foot til
oor bed at night "llorUti Lit mmd
Work ta A4wfoundlunil. - .
A Cliai Cask. Newspaper people ara
proverbially U'tapvtajeas wall aa virtuous, wi
hetieva !kt.t tine nt ihe erefr AiA u.l alii.htlv
tight a few days ago, and tb following is a
aampie oi nts paper ins aaxt aay: I ea-
IF.IkP at A l,ub. . - erne I Mian B a ... A.,
Jones or Smith, with a heel in the hole of
ui trowsers, committed arsenic by swallow
ing a dose of suicide. Tb veniiot of tb
inquest cam to th jury that tha deceased
came to th fart in aocordanr with his
death. lie left a child and six small wives
to lament Ui ud of his unfortunata loss. Ia
daaih w ar In th midst f .Itlo."
C.Utlwt should b aa, ttot beard. -.. ,
[Prom the Uriana Union.]
Letter From Catspawton.
April 30,1864.
2ir Mr. Union: I have been terribly la"
ken in. 1 waa persuaded to join th Volun
teer Militia last year, and waa told that we
would have nice uuilorms, and that w would
get fines enough from th fiat-foots to keep op
oar organisation. Besides it was told round
among ns quietly that none but loyal Republi
cans were to be admitted, and, as our compa
ny was in town we would have guns and a lit
tle privet store Ol ball cartridges, sent in con
fidence from Columbus, a we might have to
keep th Democrats . in order. At any rat
we did nol have any Democrats tn it, except
juat a few to make tbe thing took fair.
Now they hav got a new law and they call
as National Guard, and Governor Bothel
Breeohea has got us called out for on hun
dred days, to do guard duty and let th real
soldiers go and fight. But we have been fool
ed so often we begin to feel shy about -every
thing the talky palriota tell mi W find that
th chief patriots, who always volunteered
first, and tried to hav their names put own
at the head, always had something bappea to
them, and justat tb last conld not go, and
whon wesqnirrel huntera went to Cincinnati
to protect the city, three same men who did
go then, voted to stay in the big warehouse
and not go over to Kentucky.
I tell you Mr. Union 1 am not tbe only man
in trouble. Our boys say that thy nvr
dreamed of having to go out of tb country,
and at th first bint of it son of tbem cot
substitutes while they wer cbesp. Now they
are quite dear, and on of our-caiaf patriot
who only put bis name down, io cacoursg
others ana did not intend to muster except in
pleasant weather, is sorely troubled about
having to go, as be ha eight small children
which he cannot loav except for two or tire
months at a time, when a loyal speculation-offers.
He offered four (mall boys in succes
sion as substitute!, but th cruel captain would
not take them, and a hia wife ha tto brother
within reach he has bad finally to send his
own brother. Our patriotic Governor is put
ting as to much trouble, and we would scold
about it if the patriot did not tell os to keep
quiet, as it might plena th copperhead ao
we niggerheads must aland it
Yours truly, .."
THOMAS SMITH, JR.
A Singular Case.
About a year aince a gentleman and lady
appeared in Ceatreville, Ind , and b hang
out his shingle inscribed "W, , S. Johnson,
Dentist." The lady was yonng and prepos
sessing. They seemed to be poor and avoided
sooiety, (bough the people seemed to take con
siderable interest in them. He got business,
and was apparently doing well until a few
days since, when a man named Seymour, from
Livingston county, Michigan,' preaented him
self and claimed Dr. Johnson's compauion aa
bis wife. He said he had lived with her with
out serious trouble till she had borne him five
children, when she left him with Johnson, who
had been boarding with them." An interview
between the partita resulted in 8eymoar's ac
cepting a sum of money for his wounded hon
or and left; but be wrote to the woman prom
ising to forget ani forgive if she would return
to him: - A warrant was issued araioet John
son, but be was allowed to escape, and ah
left, it is said, to return to ber husband.
The President's Oath.
Mr. Lixcolx has taken op th notion that
hi oath to preserve tbe Coaatltntion to tb
best of hia ability, does not reqaire him to do
it in the way required by tha Constitution, but
that h may us any means that k think i'n
dupennbli and that 'measures otherwise
uneonslitatioral. baceme lawful by neeoming
iadispeasiU.' T hi make th whole Consti
tution consist in what he thinks iudiapenai
ble. Perhaps he may tkink of doing without
a Congress, aad without a Judicial court, aad
do their business by a military oommiaaion.
Who knows ?
There are a great many thousand people
who have taken an oath to tuypori tha Con
stitution, aad tb.y will leal it induptmiblt
to keep tbeii oaths, without any change or
shadow of turning Urbana I'mtm -
National Debt.
Th best definition of a National Debt ia
to b found ia "Tb Tin Trumpet," where it
is most aptly defined Mortgaging th prep
erty of our posterity, that w may tb better
destroy that of our . contemporaries dis
counting for the future, tor tb purpose of
tormenting lb present exhausting the re
source) of many ages, that th pugnacity and
weak ambition of our own asay be rendered
th more extensively mischievous."
7e commend this deSoitioo to those who
cooeeiv a national debt to be a national
Massing. . , ;
Rci.KS or Lira Rome runevnlenl tnnlviii.
ael has laid down tb rule at life, and a is-
marka: lha longer I live lb mor I real th
importance of adhering to the rules which I
hav laid dowa ia aarh atitrm 1 he..
aa littl aa poaaibl of whatever I to lb pre
judice of obeni. 2. To believe nothing of
me ama until i a"s aosoiuteiy lorcea 10 it
3. Never to drink In th spirit of on h cir
culates an ill report. 4 Always to modern!,
as far as I cao, the unkindness which is x'
pretsed towards other ft. Always to belirv
that, if the ol bar aid wer heard a vary dif
ferent account would be given of th aaUtr,
Look ret God over alll Ho the 'tired
heart fall back apoo this, lil a bane on, it
mother's breast. No rebuff therel Ah I wet
w not ao childishly impatient, were wt'Wtl.
ling to wait Hia time, instead of demanding
our own imperative now I: Could are sleep
sweetly, and trust him fur th waking 1 B
the sky bright or cloudy, could we only trust?
Ah I ueauy a hard leeeo mat leara,
many a rebellious laar eh ok down, many a
despairing "why baal tbou forsaken me," alike,
are we can ream that sweat, tranquil ' lessoa
"God ovr alt T" i ,.- . i , V.sj
Th Wat ok of th season is FornsV as
suming to speak "tor royal and brav m,"

Dayton daily empire. [volume], May 09, 1864, Image 1
About Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Dayton daily empire. [volume], May 09, 1864, Image 1 About Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Dayton daily empire. [volume], May 09, 1864, Image 1
About Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865