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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14
city Council.

Reported for the Empire by A. stephans, City Clerk
TUESDAY, January l3, 1863
Present-Messrs. A. Decker, Wiggim, Id
dings, Bimm, Rogers, Kersted, Gilliland,
Miniek, Lehman, Thomas, ]. Decker, and
Love. 60 ..'" t'' '-".
Minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
A Communication was presented from the
Secretary Of the Board Of Education calling
the attention of Council to vacancy In the
Board, caused by the resingnation Of b. M
Ayres member from the First Ward Ac-
cepted
On motion Of Mr. Love, Council proceed
ed TO the election OF member Of the Board
to Gil the vacancy.
Mr.. Wiggim nominated J. B. Gilbert and
Mr.. Kiersted, nominated August Kuhns
For j. B. Gilbert-Messrs ADecker, Wig
GIN, Gilliland Minick, Thomas, J, Decker
and Love-7.
For August Kuhns-Messra. Iddings Bimm
Rogers Kiersted and Lehman-5
Mr.. J. B. Gilbert was declared elected to fill
the unexpired term of B. NJ Ayres, resigned
The Bond Of Samuel G. Cain Treasurer of
Miami Fire Co., was presented read and ap-
proved.
4 An Ordinance to punish the removal or
mutilation Of show bills or advertisements
posted in the City of Dayton, was read the
third time and approved.
An Ordinance fixing the salaries of certain
officers therein named was read the third time
and laid over for two weeks.
Mr.. Wiggim from the Committee on Fire
Department, TO whom was referred the petition
OF the Pacific Fire Co., asking for 500 feet of
hose, reported that they have Investigated the
same, and offered for adoption the following
resolution.
Resolped, Thst the Committee on Fire De.
partment, be and are hereby authorized to
purchase 800 feet of leather hose for the use
Of said Pacific Fire Company. Received and
adopted.
a. by Mr.. Gilliland, ResoIved, That the Street
Commissioner be authorized to procure the
gravel to be taken out Of Nj. Lytls' celler and
to repair the Streets with the same In said
vicinity. Adopted. M
BY Mr. j. Decker, ResOlUed, That the Trus-
tees Of the Sixth Ward, be and are hereby au.
thorized TO contract for the placing OF two
flag stone across tho cutters on Wayne street,
at the intersection Of Fifth street Adopted
The following bills we're allowed
VIM. II. Fink $5l, is; George Mccain a
Co, $2I4O; George Owen 1885 G. J. e"ss
$3.50. ,l.l
Council Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

John PontiuS. Daniel Pontus, Abraham Pontius, Ja
cob Pontiua Lydia btettleT, 0eOrRe stettler Salons
Wolf and John y, Volt vs. tieoTRe RAitinRer Aoak
UmbenhOWer, Lena Drosius, koda Ana sharil.
John ShantB, Jesse Dlnnger, and Lncnda DIM uRor'
Court OF Oommon Pleas OF Montgomery county,
Ohio. Case No. z1Ie. In Partition
HlBE said defendAnts, George keitlingeT Noah Ufn.
benhoWer. RodA Ann Bharita, John sharita, resi-
dents OF Montgomery county Ohio, Jesse DninRer,
and Lucinda pninge, residents oi Daiae county,
Ohio, and Lena BrOsua, whose residence 10 unknown
will take notice that the 18th day Of January D.
1858, petition vas fled against them in the Court Of
Common. Pleas Of Montgomery county, Ohio by John
Pontus, Daniel Pontius, Abraham Pontius, Jacob
Pontns Lydia btettler George ttettlof, SalOna WOLF
ing lands and enements, 10 Wit, situate In the county
OF Montgomery, and state OF Ohio ALI that tract OF
parcel of land lying and being In section numbered
sixteen OF township numbered tuos IN range mum.
bered i've, east OF meridian line drawn Hom tha
mo6th Of the Great Miami River within the county
and state Aforesaid, and bounded ~ follows, te-WL
neRnning al the southwest corner OF said section
tlon one hundrea and sixty two perches and half 70
post al the southwest corner Of William steltleF's
land IN eaid section; thence north parallel with the
Woat boundary line 0f said section one hundred and
alEty.threo porches and A-hsf % post set II aho
southwest corner OF Henry settlers land, In sad sec
ton. thence west parallel with the south boundary
line Of SAID section hundred and sixty two pefchSs
south Oh the west boundary lns Of said section one
hundred and sixty -thres perchss and A.hAf 20 tie
place Of beginning, containing 10 the whole hund
red and sxiy acres, b the more or leks aud
that II the next term Of said court they will apply lof
an ordss Of partition Of said premises.
l-.. rIs t.at ADAM CLAY
JalTw0 Attorney for said petiaonsrs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

Remember,-PersOns who desire to
procure FIRST quality Of watches and jswelry,
should remember that @ p Huber Son
will have PawnbrOksr's Sale Of valuable az,
ticles on Saturday, 24th inst Ii viii BE- .
rare chance Don't forget the time.
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Last OF KIIled, wounded, and
missing OF the list Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
MuRFREEBoRo, January Z, I363.

Co, A--John W Reed, wounded; Wesley
Bennett, do, Nimrod Webb, do Freeman Volt,
do; Robert Shannon, do slightly 7 Timmons,
do. ... .I 7aD
Co. B--Jacob Renner wounded VIM Fre-
kin, do, t,.gl.et..
Co. C--Mathew Webster, killed; Joseph
Plat, wounded; James Galloway, do; Frank.
lin Savoy, do Thos Dickinsheet do.
Co, D-Chas Scoby, killed. Eugene Roberts,
do; Samuel Bearby, do; Lieut. Alex Varisn,
wounded; Geo Jamerson, do Hugh Gray, do
II Mattoson, do; II Connant, do. 4ss W.
Co E-Reuben Parker wounded l. Tou-
ser, do, Geo Potter, do. ...a
Co CIV Il s May, wounded Jas Robin
son, do 7 M Trapp, do; N W Fulk, do (; II
c Nef, do; J W Allen, do; o s Lockhart do;
Michael Sullivan, do. n .4st. asY au
Co H--Henry Sharp killed; Albert Miller,
wounded; David McClish, doj Darwin Mel
hiEe, do Edward Murray, do .l....
Co III W Fawcett, 4 Dubbs, p Bonner,
b + Bonse, Thos Fox.
Co K--C l. Mckinney, c W Bowdle, J M
Dorman, A Kiefer, l. l. Spay.
A few men are missing from every compa-
ny, but the absent are still reporting,
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Out-lots. .--several out-lots, ranging from
2, 10 acres, in the vicinity Of Miamsburgh,
known as the Philip Gebhart Farm, will be
sold on the premises tomorrow by G. P.
Huber 4 Son, Auctioneers The Homested
lot will contain . acres, with house, barn, and
outbuildings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

WATERPROOF f-lf you would keep your
feet dry this wet season, and thereby preserve
your health, procure your boots and shoes Of
Weokel d Lentz, No lO4 Main street, below
Third @ -- fA'
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all hours. jal3 6m,
LYoN's KATHAIRoS. This delightful article
for preserving and beautifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie-
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created It's immense
and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually II is still sold at 70 cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is known that the
kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it clesuses the
scalp of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Katharon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described Any lady who values beautiful
head Of hair will use the KathairOn. 1t 10
finely perfumed cheap and valuable 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world. ID. s. BARNES Il CO.,
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton.
NAroLEoS, Henry Co., O., July Z f, 1858.
DIR, q. w. RoBACK,-Dedr Sir For the
benefit Of suffering humanity, permit US to an
nounce, through the columns OF yous Circular,
the surprising properties Of your Scandina-
VIM DlOOu urlueE Anu DiOOu hioi "hiOh 70
sure cure for Indigestion and Liver Com
plant. We have several persons in town,
who have been suffering with Liver Complaint
and Indigestion and Notwithstanding that we
have as good physicians as can be found in
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bafiled their
skill Consequently we were in state OF de-
gpondency, until we commenced using your
Pills, through and by the advice Of our friend,
Mr., Brennan. We used the medicine accord
ing to directions, and are now full Of life and
hilarity, and our gratitude is equal to our i'm
provement in health and spirits When we
take into consideration what we have been
and what We are at present, we feel like charg-
ing ourselves of the sin of ingrattude, II we
did not try to announce to the public the great
benefits OF your Medicine, Therefore we rec
ommend to the public at large the expediency
of. f.having recourse to your Medicine, and CON
sequently, as in duty bound, discharge what
we feel to be our duty, in advising persons
who are suffering as we have suffered, TO
make use of the only true and sure cure for
the diseases already mentioned.
MRS. GwIN, MRS. BRENNAN,
MISS HEAToN, Q. G. SPELMAE.
See Advertisement jal3dlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

Here-Ths man with the green carpet
bag, and blue spectaGles, arrived in the city
last night He inquired for religious
boarding house, and was sent east Of the
Canal. Look out for the spoons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

CoALE's NEw JAPAS.-We have already
apprized our readers of q new article of Ja-
pan, now in general use in this city. The
excellence Of the article is fully set forth in
the following certificate from Messrs, John
Thompson 4 Co., who are well known here,
PlTTsBURG, 18th April, 1862 q
We have tried Coales Patent Japan Drier,
aud find it an excellent article. We tried il
with lampblaek ground in raw oil. Wefound
that for these two coors we had 10 use o
larger proportion Of drler than that recon-
mended BY Mr.. Coale, but for others colors
we found, the quantity Zone eight) quite
enough to dry them thoroughly Practical
painters know that a Japan that win dry lamp
black and Vandyke brown will dry any other
color that il is put into We therefore have
no hesitation in recommending II TO the
trade and 70 the public generally. aaii5sla
JoHN THOMPSON Il Co,
For sale by W. Weusthotf, Ohio Block, D %
decl9-lm ,I
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[S!T!-18 COX

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs, Exhausted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed OF pure St Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
aoidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. II is a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change OF
diet, water &c. 1t can be used at all times OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec.
commended TO weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II, DRAKE Il Co,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

10th Regulars. .-SergeantMajor John
W. Snavely, OF, the 18th Regulars, had one oi
his hands badly shattered in the battles near
Murfreesboro. lIif-iis -'9.'liIlt
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$1,000 Yards of Delaines

NEWEST AND BEST STYLES 3
ONLY 22 GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods were bought on specula-
ton some time ago, and have concluded to
give my customers the advantage of buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead OF
selling them by the case to jobbers at an ad-
close the business.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1863,
AT
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL. COLES,
Successor to N. p. DOugass)
jas 40 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

Watches.--H. Kline, No 1886 Third St
has lot Of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-14

FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.--Lost on Tuesday
night an old pOcket-book containing about
SO or $50 United States money and shin
plasters amounting 10 about 81, and several
note. &c In.s q JACOB R. ROIABml.D.J
Std. r...rslg,yg 49,. i...e,f ~. IA
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Storage TO shippers Three MOsths Free
PETITION FOR PARTITION

Attention given to selling Pork, Lard, and Flour
ConSgnments solicited. Jal4daw6m
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Special Notices.
H YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
e 60 TO l4- 7"
LEWIS l.. GILLlL AN DIS,
No. 0, MARKET STREET.

He has now large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef &c, Of his own curing, together
with full supply of Fresh Meat, for sale at
all hours ala 6m, 8
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE. sr.
A~''''9 h. f0uns' Montgomery suv,r,o, corn.
Leonard Beecher and Ease No l72I -. %
CRtliaIine kouts, .. ID. o.. ....sa.. H
Ili virtue VI an execution Issued In this case, / vii
ID otiet at pubic nj . uuOr VI the Cotlrt no.e
iis ,he city vi Dayton, on
Saturday, January ~, 1862,
Az tNO O'Clock IA VI bad day, the following descrD.
ed real estate, VIZ: Lot numbeie ~ IA this town
OF West Arlington, Clay township, OUT somer, coun.
~, OHIO.
Appraised at $40 and cannot sell for less than q OF
the ROoye appTasement. Terms cash.
Il, ssdtwRwts uEOkuE MUGAMAN, sherIff
AARBUN OIL OF the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety and duTauIy buIuiLH,
ANU Hs Tree from offensive Odor be made, ISf
SAFE ny the gallon Or barrel by JAN kS ABBEY, s.|
uee Druggist, l2O Main atresu.
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MALTBr a co.'s oYhTERs soF
AT THE OLD PRIGEs.
PAYNE q HATFIELD,

No 5O0 IHIhD bTKkkIi DAl TONl OHIO, ~
A RE daily receiving haltby Coas Oysters, dlreeG
"a rom baltimoTe--the lest qlsIily Ia the larkeI-
wiich they able sell ~ the UI.n fklCES
notwithstanding the rise IN price In the East.
No. One, Select, ana Double Select, are warranted
superior 10 any others brought west. ny them and
prove H.
They also Keep constantly hand The best aTtIelsa
~ se found in he Confectionery line, such As
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs, KAisins,
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green aud D,ied
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine CT
gsfs 1obRccos of different brands, and all AT.
ticles in season.
They keep the best stock to be had, and they sell
a. low ~ the lowest FOR the best oysters, aid G
ARTICLES in the Confectionery line, call AT
fAiNE a HATFIELD, .H'
dt1ld46 $40 Third stiett
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Tobacco sold at Auction or Privately. a. owners
may desire.
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Tho Police, and the sick and Wounded
Snlt.fI..


~, All, psrni,,od 20 papL $40 following eous'poniencs
b....n ios-scsr C..ptuirf o. behalf Of the NonYoIt
M,fopo-n Itlcr sd IT. Warmer Of the U.isd states
s..ia, Comu.t ~ s.. Louis. =, thsy did 10 otles.
90 lot te Gons g. thsn snd ls ialo' b. gate ul aad
sea-pas IuoIc hat 10 t-i. boy t-efc ale 'r> aad
cd de.d thros.h ticF tf.'c devotion TO aa'y
e roie-of. Of tho lives aud properly Of TIE csan. Of
NEWTON: -,...-,
No 90 berry .pr,t, sew 70 A. Jun 2. i.IJ.b
Dr. MA.ai' "a. ia'pec.er L. Sa4fafy t'H@i.'. q
DaAK ,iR. TAe members Of iDe MetroppAIao Po-
lice Of lilo dsirct, desiring to mauisrt their ~ NJ
,n,Ly for the eek md wounded soldiers OF TIE
U.ion army, have Contributed towafd raising o
fond. with which they have authorized rir to pui-
,us.e ard ionI per Adams EApicss Company, hity
box,s Of the beet lemons our market affords oelr'-
M That such l.u.t viii be- more acceptable and benz
eh,i. to theu At this season OF The year, pastcu-
larry in your del arlmons, tuan deoueies OF more
costly hind
Tie members 81 the Metropolitan Police are loyal
10 tho core, and while they greet VITA joy aud ma
t,u.l urde the Succession OF victories Of the army
uuoer tue hero Grant, they likewise deeply symw-
tlz, with hose brave men WHO ARE now suffering
from soAues, rni wounds received IN defending 0as
beloved institutions.
About one hundred members Of this department
hive ..l.eady rcsgucd from the force aud enlisted 10
n, Uuioa army, aud many oi them are nov holding
big, mn1lafy lo'll.ons.
q. behalf OF tho members Of this depart mcnl.
rray ,ou IL accept ths saa. donation IN AID Of Iho
sl,A and wouudrd roldlga Ia your c,pAri meat, and
n.ke tuoh distribution OF tie lemons as you deem
proper
itt. nlr Jplu AZ IA
Adams Express COMPANY ior his klndness IA for
wnfdirs, mo Of chugc, th!s Donation TO you, az
o.her evidence Of The rympathy winch oil e.ahrea
ice. .ve lac brave dof finder. Il our national uulty
V.sy 10 puctllily AID tally yOui.. -
DANIEL. CARPENTER,
Inspector Mr.ippoh'an Ioi'ce.
a. :. >AstrAhy torafssloy,(
Lorts,lLiK -, July D.. 400
D,.f'L cAErESrr" 'sr 'HP""' "e -'"''''''I"
Ioaee
DlARSrR: Ia behalf Of the sch AID wounded
..,.,e.s Al NicAsbGg, lcrmlG me 10 tAanh you for
,our must .elconr, mey ray prcci'st, donation
INV boxes 81 lemons sent to DE-. Warmer.
mn n.uuncont Donation Glanced ut toat time t.
be dotiy valuable fOn. tue TACT tual though greatly
,e-,eD. 40 lemous could be procured anywhere IA
,b. Wesf. 1 hal exhausted the mnrGcls IN all oai
! N,,,o,n ,illes, aud hal only been able to procure
. M, len toNrs Tor noteciaIs's aud hrart5 armies,
vh,r. revoinl hu-dreds wero really inperatiyely
demanded.
1 is.rn from DR.. Warmer that your contribution
arr,yed. ior lln most part, in good order, aud wa
iue,. n, s.bly gra'iyins to him.
/ A IN ic.ui. IA to ,Xpress my earnest thanks io
y,nr sis4 aud weII-tinei gift.
'e'5 ~ .n! SS sIMi.y See. w..,ernp.,,.
L. ~ ban4tiJ CouIn.saloA
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fiinlen Islnud.

The exc.;cnon, rssul,ing from the hiray on Mon
dsy evening", aud which on Tuesday night siill
threatened the Ie.ce. has apparently ssbssed. The
boy OF John Murphy, VINO was shot by The solterr,
wa. hured 90 "Wednesday morning. Tie wounded
soldier, John Cook, is ye, aisc, though 10 hopes
ale entertained Of BIZ recovery.
Coroner Josrph Smith imPanneed jury on
Tu,aIsy evening to investigate tho cause which led
~ tue death OF Muuhy, but from the s5'ease OF
,y.tn-..es adjourned uuui o'o.3ek "Wednesday Owe
hing. Twelve wijuc-,c, have been summoned. At
S.rsyue nicgs AL Is quiet. Two citizens arc IN
the Guard House for nOtous conduct enc 81 whom
Wa arrested for inng 90 tie guard At the camp.
Ink RTcrsr ticHT oS ST.rrS lsLAsD.-The
r, sis,s. have been greus ,ed b order o! Col H.
:. Lang
hS4nef ,srnrs Corv,spASr NEr.foFx TnooFs.
.. .4r ha.. sf.f. a -.'1Hr. July %. .tn4
Sryffar D..lts h. - i'rrfaf 0aft q lrfffy %
hrs.ty odsf.d g. L-.- I..eqaa cu ii-fsisY
a.. lu.s' oco,s OF 20 5000 thereafter a.
p.ctc.b e. g. rs. Let 20 TOE o sfs = Lc
loo ..rrt ). r. sais d. n tLc arss rst a.
he tlins tfoubr Nlnirf1is LsSdIog The follow
iu. oif c~f, .iii con sot- tue tour:
Oh .ey.l.ua Wiasi0s ga !.est y I. D. '.
,oi fs,-t J.us'. 81, t's's y. \. : '.
Gatt IS +. Aaii-ff. ll.. y. i. t1V
g.. JoAa J. no,lei' .7ih l.cs''. y. y y v
~. ). LANSING,
Col. C8ul'. Scv-i OH TfOops
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Comu!ttco have irsuei he following CAL:
n r,cbncan u4on stat, touye ton vii be held at tn
Csp.o 4 toe ,iy Madison. at j. O,otA 20 ~ se''
o. T. ~ llt dGyf iHghi ns- Co nouiuat" candidates ~.
At. ers. tLo-ru o. tie .Vu,fs rectoa IL Nofsu'
bef aud 80 other action Le pubno welfare sLai
Go demand
the ME. puhlc question: before the county arc
those Ian, 40 abe pItssnt AMI the lrotcF m'tHoi o.
rranr With Tue brion. IArie u 10 reason wns those
uo eon.tr sub. niy Ia opinion upon tn.se ,hlJ So
houi not nov ret ng-.n~T l1ucsiy VII eyeE uts "rs"
r-u trr snlsccdcuts. Nc therefore cordially iuyi'1
l~,.t. 4. unite ~ the election Lr.r-,tr. 20 lie satr
Convention aoicaid. who approve OF tAc following propose
nat %. uri0n We preserved IN Ia inirghiyi
rhs no tonsulutiOn and laws OF t- OIited states %
enforced lllou. h0u. tue wl.0.e nauour don.n
r.st the Rebellion Jr suPrr, 90. uat by com rohi'e'
vii m bat BY thu otd whose asgncJ
,.., uasa Themselves ius.krds
100. th, ~ Sr.l Aauni.t alton should be heartily al1
ousy sup. cnis 20 ut DIV tie fo0esIA
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r. he Edt1y eC lhr y. L. HitaH~
SIX: Let tIis question: DO thoroughly discussed.
Tn poor i,rI-'e I,lmsn IL MOTTO oaJ QUO to Dine.
be ou,y ocled pat add oap'.cd Ls ho IA ntt,@ou
cals,, when end uaiors Who noa"a~d bra 'n
,kak,d away Into safe hJiagp.ce Lei a. - a4
zee tle sioa 81 these 0ts tie Hsnt sh1nlios
AZ III, ifsnfan aud Ca'hoic hold Fergnd, Wood, R'h
AID OGoAa james l. Mc,l4s,ef AID john Mnlsly toe
,itor. and hoandrs on of ihees poor By theif
.peecsss wng they hold tho Goyofnnrns up 10 e'o-
eupt aud dicnlo before the ignorant sgsc 1hrie poor
peope took their ssteeus Gospel aud aood upon them
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.f..,,. IIoxrxrryR4 SMITH, FhHoNSH' ~
,t.ts Ap.ut ogr yeais sucs my attention was
"a, t,,orutrd stomach bittets ~ .Dg AZ tho
,,r,ct msfiyf TO dysoepsia, IN ah 81 10 terfihc
IN. ,.rci h.d az Ano"n iSs six y~as an yni.tet'
u.ei as serg. lc,n@sheed tte we Vi y.e p'st
,,n, according your directions, except tha, mo
-, a +, dnced our-laf aud found myself nach Nhhf
, benrt o tr5 art bottle ihe 'tcond ioe'cd ae
but lave ry.. tsAen dose M .he morning
,at.l, Oh nsug nndts 10 20 ass as tonic and Hppe-
~. of he Mo,I AGKEksBLK CHARACTER. iHrsr " pe'u
nv ia TN, eli a. OF bitvgs on me "hicn ~ may
49, | to state a. tom any cause sha.i pc s"heslus 50
cvv ith ~. b.s4,chr, aoso ot your btefs hhihNEs
~ iy,-sS NtNtrtss IN eoucusiou, say, ih al. SIN.
80, .. ana h. would not be returned 10 tho slate o.
m wru ,our biiefs found me, aud ifonl "h'h 'hey
~ ",rrs,IoSAHaY HEiIEyKp ME- FoK ALL tEK MONEY
IN Tng wOEtD - II, -,
' JohN ". BkONAl III, chic. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23

DoNsrIos TO TUE POLICE rRom PETER CooPRR.
-Yr,,reay n.iDus Peter Cooper 'osoray pfesrncd M
c.c 10 the Coim..i Tor ono tA1g.aud dollars. to De
.ded 10 tns PJlce Lo usufaoeo rand. evidence Of
hi. admiration Of o anl devotion of the police orcs
La a ueL.ux tho lato dssIsceigi riots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
Cambridge Cu;iie HarAci.
REroArA ron lnR \. \. lKfnrss. Nj t'rO. q

jay -. 1853
Nior nnmbcro Cs'tie mari i56 nbout $50 neesss
and 70 storrs eou.s;as Of Working Oxen. Ahch to"a
ans ne. eud gntco rear OIes
rRioGsof MAkkfs 3EEs.-tGas, 90 SvGsJ w. tfs qua
it,. t-cOud gHailt5 II . 49,,
rK,t. %, $ ro.s .rrAe.N ork,ng Oxen per pair. 100
10 sl.., Cows Calves, RON 3D. 10, 10 +O., loHunls
eotr. ~oyesl-viI-. IuAo. Thee yea. -oids. no.c
SAC end Lanu.. toJ - .sfAes Iir" Ia iot' =. 81"
- ,Ar. usus - 5Ji So or !foI - Gse v ID spflus
Lambs nom g ) 5JG 3 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23

My,,ns HosrrrrEs & SaITn -Gen.eH.sAs fca'e send
m 80. II ,oar bitleri Your euliest clatcll-Gce 80
- 49, pr.-u an .x,. usivs for tncul. have m~di-
"a. uniun am sritns much your bsteTs. nave
, .e iring tw0 .ss They I4yc o T. begun
Inc, nnys performed .UuIr ,eHG'Ns'ie cue, IN Dys-
.,... winch have been " long andius aHc noun "i,n
ey nave acquired reputation Won ~ Hye.e. ~. ' ,, ~
meet can srnG ccrtinca - SURPRISING s,9thhs
v ave ever pubsnrd vi any saue 10 you or-s a. hoAs
- -, - va. De i. .roduced ia oSefy place. l. esens
s,ou.i t..i with u - /. thsy ~OGd act DC with
cut" " T. swEEr. Druggist.
lsusaelselvile, Albany County y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23

nav n the Arsenal At the oorn-s Of Tnyhnh street and
seventh svenu- IL wss orig n.y organized, with vt-~ to
mD~Jt. ,ervics In tho d for period OF three months
" however highly probable tta co dsfs th' present.
disturbed nou .of the city the whoIr term -y eI'
lirc IN the Sa,e service Unfcrn afm'. AID equpmeus
srr fu,nishrd and pay from the Of enlistment We do
nat think hist regiment In III. city prrti more sdvsn-
ag.. Than the T-ptb io,, At th. moment Respectfully,
Can't BABCoCK M.jor AARON SEELY,
Capt LKAHY, Cap. fLfMiNo
Cau HOLLAND AdJt RJDRIGUEZ