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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
WRECK OF TIE RUTH

Trbune's dispatch, Washington 81, says
advices have been received AZ The Treasury
department that contrary to all expectatio ls
further search on the wreck of the Ruth has
brought to light portion Of tho government
funds supposed to have been burned Pack.
ages taken out were burned to the depth sof
an inch and charred TO the centre. In some
cases the denomination can be extinguishad
An agent will ba sent to tsks charge of the
money recovered
Same dispatch SAYS a eolored refugee from
st. Charles county arrived here TO day and
reported TO Captain johnson, They state
that rebel officers are bpsily engqged con-
aeriptinR negroes and hiding them in the
pines until an opportunity affords TO carry
them away
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
New York sEarket.

NEw YoRE September Flour steady for
fresh dull and heavy tor old - 65G)4 30 for
extra State; Si 35 for round hoop Ohio
Red Wheat at Sll4G9l20 dull, heavy and
lover at soc @ySl O5 for spring: Soc "a
81 l6.fr Milwaukee club 81 1901 20 for
winter red Western. Corn receipts iS ia
oashels, aud limityd supply at 1l@72c
Oats one cent lower 52@6G Western pork
doll and drooping, Beet quiet and steady
Lard shade lower at 9S@l04 Whisky
,teady aud frmtr a, 4sc. and held higher
Cotton is quiet.
NFw HoaG September l--Government
stocks lower ani active Money plenty aud
active on call at seven per ceni Sterling
qulet Gold ~, New York Central 1851
Erie lO9 Reading l22 Coupons 81. Uni.
ied States Is. Years certificates 992
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
FROM CAfRoTAND BFtoW

CuRp, September l--Brigadier General
Beal and 3 ndn her of nthef rebel officers from
below passed ihO9gb 70 dsy en- route for
Johnsons lslaad 10 charge Of Lieutenant
Wright rs.,a, d .st ,.
The Memphie BuHetia Of the 3Olh. learns
from Mr Ray rscepiy 81 'oHer atLiitle Rock,
that the rebel force az shat place s 10000
strong many Of whom are cOnscfipts from
sixteen q 2eSly,yeags, only hslf armed, com
iortiGcaton opposite .ideof The river thirteen
miles irom Little Rock
AARepo,tcd Tim Central Bltui is mafching
on Arkadelpbla Ray says lbe people OF Ar
kansas are tired Of war and would gladly come
under the protection otthelFedcral Gag
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
UNION CONVENTION IN MISSOURI

ST Louis, August 3l,-Deegstes to the
MON Mass Convention 10 be held at Jeiier-
on City TO morrow, nre arriving from all
isrts ol the State, and prospects ara that it
ill be tho largest meeting ever held in the
itate
The Democrafs Springfield, tlll, dispatch
avs President Lincoln has written letter
hich ia TO b. frad ~ the Union meeting to
helt there on the Sd of September, aud
stes that its prrusal will gladden. the hearts
every rue Union man Ia the country
iulioaie the Presidents fame and character
and be the keynote Of thsnext Presidential
campaign
Edward Everett h,ss also written letter,
llrongly urging the prosecution Of the war.
Che meeting on the third promises to be im
nense. %. Twenty yssven Thousand people are
expected to arrive by he Chi,sIo 4 St.
Louis Railroad alone
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
oUANTRILTs GANG.

kASsAs CRY, August 81 Lieutenant o
Clark, Of the Ninth Kansas Cavalry, returned
last evening from the pursuit Of Quanu.ll
through Jecko Cass and johnson counties.
His command killed forty perpetrators of the
Lawrence massacre.
Other eompaiaes returned to different
pos,s having killed and wounded several
tusbwbakers Among the killed is Captain
Este recruiting officer for Marmaduke The
whole number Of guerrilas killed as tar ns
known, considerably exceeds hundred
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
GUERRILLAs IN KENTUCKY

\ LOUISVILLE. Augusf.Sl- Bends 0f guerril.
las, one TO two hundred strong, have recently
appeared 10 Clinton Monroe and Cumber.
land counties On SATURDAY, one hand cap
tured four Of Wuolford cavalry u Alhsuy
5nloll parties Of guorrllAa are reported in
1r.mbo county t. st
The rebel GtherAl Pen0n g AZ Tasoweli.
Virginia, with seven regiments.
About four hundred guerrilas passed
through Pound Gap on Saturday
Accounts of the damage doue to the tobar-
co By recent frosts are conflicting Il ia un.
doubtedly much damaged IN certain sections,
but ia the vicinity of Lexington the damage
is confined to quite low land where the staple
is only biehted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
Dny1eri MARKER.

DAYTON, September
HAhSHNANi BIQUR--Hed whea
wholesale 5 .0Q, relall %.
W9EA l--New. S5@9Q; old 90G.95
"A COIsNt+-50 A8{9tW t.f ~
0ATS,-40@45
BARLEY Y--90Sl 90
IRYE-G0ta7O. IdFi ctitlEri
HAY-7IIgothy Izi0O@l3.0O per ton
/ FLAX-SEEO--l rs
COFFEE -s0832 aiI
SUGAR--l2@l34
,WHISKY-l3.
CHEESE-l0I6n.
MoBASSES- -66GS63y Gkas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
Groceries, sc.
Agents rOr saIe 0r rare bourbon WhIskr

No 31l Second - Aet Dayton, Ohio,
- ~ leave Di0st 10. peotay tn ar,niau their Gus.
- tomere and ne communy GENERALLY, that they
syle ot r. o BRl IN BRO HER or the purpose
'of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor cigar
aud tobacco busnt rs u Dayton, Ohio, the hte
sland Of II. OBI on, No 30l second street
having ample means 10 enable us purchase goods
rom the hest houses IN Nav York, baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years experience
IN the trade, hold out the hest Inducements to our
old Gust 1mersand ~ others who may be kind enough
20 purchase froinln-.i
o'BRIEN, late Of the Arm Of O'Brien q Poe
Toledo, OhlO will devote his time and attention 10
please all those who mar come 20 tuy at this we'll
knoTn House. and Il 80 HRIEN, Will treat the com.
munty bitter lif fdsshleI IN ever before. Both Of
n7te very grats for pasl fvors, and earnestly So
hc't a snare of yonr future patronage aul9dawlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
LATEST eSH Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHER.
SOUTHERN NEWS


The inliowIng ia from The Charlsstou Cou-
rier
Tue attention Of honsekeepers and citz-nl
generally is directed TO the notice recon
mending constant supply Of watqrto he kept
oU nand % eVunFuishd the lire OF the enc
mics helN exploding in the CITY. We lemn
that An order is 30 be sguci for all peraaaa
possessing cotton to have u removed prampt.
ly from the limits Of the city as us presenre
during the 5ombarjment is considered dan
Verous
The following are additional rebel dispatches
10 those furnished last night. but are no
pHARrEsroN, August 5.-Emenys hand
batteries have been maintaining sluggish
fire'on sumter all day Fighting vt Wagner
was chiefly confined to firing oi our pickeis
on the enemys supplies, who continue 10 ap-
proach Wagner This evening, about dark.
the enemy's batteries opened on Wagner pre-
paratory o. was supposed 10 assault
The following official dispatches have iast
beeu received
FoRr SUMTER August %, L IS, T. NJ -
There is an assault oow being made ai.tnyterS
Wagner.
(Signed J- ALrRrp Rperf
Colonel Commanding.
FORT JAcEsoS, August %, 7!45. P. NJ -
he enemy " assulnng battery Wagner egt
dently in heavy force ,.,'..
(sgned,) G. u, ARMsrEAD, Fl ii'"
Colonel commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
''y Telegraph.
MONT DLsPAT0HES.
THE BLOCKADE AT WILMINGTON a
FARCE

FosrRe.s AoSsor, Aug 81 The .teamer
3 W Thomas arrived this morning FROM
Newbern. North Carolins Uur correspon.
dent writes from Beaufort, North Carolina,
August 2jth that officers from the Whining
ton blockadinP squadron have arrived there
with important intelligence These officers
regard the attempt TO blockade Wilmington
with eight Runboats when thirty are required
as great iarce They state that the regs
lar lines Of packets with The hours OF sailing,
are advertised as established between Nassau
and Wilmington
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
CONFEDERATE. STEAMER SINK

VVINI It'I'h y - 0II-A lIEN SUNNI
'Stw YoKg, Sepiember r Luther Bradish.
formerly LieuCeuant Governor OF New York,
died on SUNDAY aged 50 years
The ipllowVR q taken from Richmond
The Coufedegate steamer Ocean, left Sa-
yannah for Nissau Tuesday week with 1928
bales fcoifoq, and sptung leak on We'd
nesdaY ~ sen aud went down Cargo valued
at 500 ,0OOi vessel S50,O00, all owned BY tht
Confederate Government Two boats crew
and officers fnuied safely but the third boai
vas cut of aid captured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALuNeEE August 3l--There ore now two
'eily through passenger trains over The Bal
rlmore aud Ohio Railroad for the West leay-
ing Baltimore ot 1."j a. NJ. and $50 p. "
except Sundays, when tie $50 p ~ train
leaves only Close connections are made
With the morning and evening trains from
New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
hrs A called and sotohs 'donar's worth of
TWELyE ORNT gtIOAR. Ar NtRfCt,e

hrs. A. called and sotohs ,ioIar'a worth Of
TWELVE QENT sIqAR,AT ,MlRlCgs.
Mrsab,gqt one dslhfis worth of tne utcest kind
FouRrfENl GENT SUGAR. AT MlSIoK's
Mrs O. got oae doAms Wotih rof tna choicest o,,sl.
ity Of ..r i"''
slAfkhh uRhT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mr. r. says that be got the hest quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT /. A. MIEICKs,
That ha ever drank, and Mrs h. says she got the fin
est 0f '''
GREEE TEA AT J. A. btfGIcks.
While every body cals gets some OF that excellent
EXoELsIOR SYRUP, AT ]. A. hIRICK.
MT, N sAl & he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH Al J.. A. MINIoKs,
Decidedly the hesthe syerqsed while the supply OF
4 NO. A AApKEREIs AT. ia. MINIoKs,
both TOR siAe and qdAy cannot be eKoelsd in this or
as invites an g call at his establishment and in.
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT
.' COFFERs AND TEAS
B. ~. s,., Z SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
and the and best variety Of Groceries 10
IN tneHty' HIS large sstahlishm0ntis on the
Corner OF Market and sensFsOn sts,
aulpy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
DEATH OF MosBY

WAsnSGrox, August Sl--A dispatch has
been received by military authorities here,
from General King, anpouneing the death Of
Mosby At iarm-house Just beyond Bull Run
Mountain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
pHlilAnELPHLA -MARkET

PHIADFLpms September Flour mac
tive Wheef Anf; White Kentucky 1853 49,
Corn quiei J ellow So O6is better demand
Provisions doll bard declined lc
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Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what tho Philadelphia correspondent says thu
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th Of Aprii,
1859!
An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo.
tanlo Physician has Of late gained extensive reputA
ton horo BY his s In curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have convorsed with, and they
pronounce bis remedies and mode Of Treatment Vsry
Superlor Some have been restored as II BY magic The
medicine he used Is distilled BY himself from varloua
herbs possessing curative properties.
"While acting IN the army he devoted his leisure
Romens 70 thorough study Of the effects produced By
certain medicinal roots and herbs all Of ds
eSsos. II seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the Ills that flesh Is heir to-. His practice L
already extensive, and Is daily increasing In the COM
plants to which females subjected he has no equal
~ large number here have testified that they not
only thoir present good health, but their lives 10 tha
skin Of this English Botanic Physlcan" His once e al
no. SO EAST FIFTH STREET,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01

BosroN, August 81 "A private dispatch,
dated Hong Kong July eth saws war against
Japsu BY ENGLAND aud France is almost Ger.
tain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
FRnN FrROpE

BnlF4NI SetieaRerl The aesmef A frica
sienaled She boss ihree diva lalvradrces from
Europe mro
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01

Musketry has ceased The enemy is firing
a few mortar shells at Wagner The first as.
sault had been repulsed No more shells
have been throwp at the city since daylight
Monday morning,
The Herald special says the steamer Bal
timore. Captain Mitchell, arrived here this
morning from Fortress Monroe and reports
the guuboais Reliance and Satellite, cRp.
tured from us on the Chesapeake, near the
mouth of the Rappsbannock, at UrDana, on
the Rsppnbanuock The wounded men
among whom WAS the color officer of the Re.
lance, have been liberated Last night, a
fleet OF guuboats, accompanied by one of the
monitors, from the squadron, went up the
Rappahannock for the purpose OF destroying
rebel port a. Loves Point capturing gun
boats Among the rebels who captured the
steamer was portion Of the old AIerrmac
crew
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

Some physcians require to Be- told the nature Of your
disoasO-tke ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His PERFECT knoviedgs Of the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without Information from
the patient explain ts original cause, and 20 GUARANTEES
it, And, what IL valuable STILL he Will hon
esty and frankly tell whether you be cured or not
This will satisfy your mind, and you expense, time
trouble, and disappointment. II will be the means Of
saving you many dollar; Il will save your health.
and, what Is better than all, II will your life from
being shortened by wrong Treatment.
HIS examinations made without any Information
from the patient therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical condition and chronological development.
without which be could have performed 40 mnny
astonishing IL should be remembered that this
Botanic Physician Performs cures thought impossible
you have tried others and got relief you wish y
enjoy good health and long % ~ you arc wise, you WI
20 ard consult DR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
AL bis Communications and interviews are strictly
private and ndential--AfsdioaI Journal
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BOOK Work

Having one sf the most complete Printing EstAb
liahmsnts in Southern Ohio, our hOaSs for doing all
kinds Of wSrk. Book. Plain, or Ornamental, are ars
GLASS. We have Of the hstsst Presses, and have
all the modern styles of Type. and we employ ihS
h-stWorkmen.
wshAvs three Power Presses connected with Ou
job Department, and are prepared 10 execute work
with nsatpOss aud dispatch.
~~ordsufrOm atSOsd viii FeesIve prompt attsn
ton. Address
RMPIRK OOMPANI, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vHNERnAL
nYSEASES

Without the Of Mercury, without hindrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposm No
deadly poisons, such arsenic, vomlca opium, or
any other posous No omercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
Remsdiss yet failed to tho obstinate
and the dangerous caseo and all mercury
and other Impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had failed. Medical Journal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Az.
TH0RITY.

The Botanic Remedies OF Doctor Raphasl the English
Botanic Physician, failed yet to make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01

SHOW BILLS, HAND BILLS, POSTERS. PRO-
GRAMMEs, INVITATIONS AND
LABELS.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHI
nREM.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on tho 9th
Of March, 1862:
We decidedly opposed to druss and TO advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feel It our duty TO acknowledge bsnoAt om any and
from eyery source when It Is Tor the rssf Of suffering
humanity. fAet has come 70 our knouledge thai
ought TO be promulgated and widely circulated for the
benefit Of those ladies' Whoss dsoats health makes
necessary to prevent any increase OF family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady Of our
quaintancs gave birth TO daughter but her susrnEr
great that her physicians despaEed Of her rseoT
cry This mnde hor dread the very thoughts Of again BE-
coming mother She tried every thing 70 prevent .
repetition other suerngn but without suoosedinG Two
years after marriage she again confined but her suf
sringl great that the child dsd and her own f
was despared Of She told by bar family physician
that she had any children 10 sAsed her m would
be the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had taed she applied to the Botanic Physician Dr..
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
Book and Job Printing,

ular attention paid to AS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-01
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEM
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
follow, Boonsboro Maryland, said Thursday, the Sst
OF May, 1850;
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indscre
tlon having bOen performed BY the English Botanic Ply
slcRn feel II my duty. having knowledge Of them To
state tho fact believing that In doing may do service
to the suffering One In particularthat Of young
In this cltyh worthy Of note. He had become ths
victim Of habit, the allusion 70 which causes
shudder, and Aer ofsuring and dootornE up
all hopes Of recovery. he wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved BY ~ sweet girl ~ ever iisped words
Of affection, but he fearful nervous, and prosras6
He dared not wed account OF the shattered state
Of his system He sought relief as the hands Of the b.
tano Physician and sstonlshing Il may soem, all the
bloom and vlgor Of youth has returned and he IL now
the happy hther Of pair Of bright b0ys."
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
Police Intelligence.

Tn NEw ORLEANS cunREycy FoRgERY cssE--Tienry
Bergman, the young German who was arrested 4 fex
days ago charge Of forging the signatures OF hs Comp
toer and Treasurer Of the Corporation OF New Orleans
thousand dollars worth Of currency which hal
been stolen from william L. ormsby, elgrayer, OF Pue
street made fun confession of his goft esterday 70
olcer Conner, u the First precinct duplicating two
brothers, named Rudolph ana Richard Bogardrs. he
accused states thai II was arranged that the Bogardus
brothers stcs the aud that he 10
The signatures and dispose o the 20 the brokers
The theft manag succcssfuly, but when came 10
passing the flrgsres detected aud Berg
mann WIS arrested Tho conicderatcs ~ alleged were
waiting outside " the brokers olcs 70 what
ATTENDED lie effort and al signal from the party under
arrest repaired 20 Their printing once So. ~ Maiden
itne there destroyed the balance of the notes thny
had on hand The Bogardus brothers arrested on
The Information o, Bergnann and committed 70 the Tonbg
~ Justice Dodge.
CoryrERYEIr MySrY.Coun,crfetr rnyes'' on the North
umberlsnd Bank of Penasylyana extensively cir.
caiated ci,y rscsay night. scrgean, va1ghan
of-ihs Twenty ly-afst precinct, arrested Dsp nsmed
Nschaoi oPreu charge Of passing Of the be 81
the drug store o Third avenue and thirty second
street On being taken into custody the prisoner denied
that he knew the bill bad, and SAID he had others
In his poss Upon beilg ched, howsv.r four or
tho coniefcits and $40 10 IN good mcney found IN
his .yockais Justice Quackenbush committed the ~
cuscd for examination.
pscsIyo pprxErs--James o'Keefc, native of New or
leans was srraigned before Justice Bowling charge or
picking tho posxe, Of Ferdinand schmidt u si Canal
street while the latter 10 the Park looking nj tne
soldiers. Comm tied for trial.
George fitzgerald charged with a similar OF nee
by George Miller, who lost silver watch. ON GaynR
arrested The accused who committed trial IN
fault q 81 600 bail.
Emma Dayis was charged With stealing a gold watch
from Lewis Drown u NO. II " s.ntes slip, While the lat
tikips walk late al night. she committed
Tor examination.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
The Returning Regime MT.

RETURN OF THE TnIRTY-sEcOSD REGIMENT NEW YORK
STATE voLusTkkhs-kkCEiTioS BY The COMMON
oooNo.L-'A"AD1 ih"o.oh 'nA o,
INC io"'y'secoha 'es'men' nov io'A so'un"'s' 'oo-
mel lnto, was received IN front Oh the City Han by the
Common Council at four O'Clock erday afternoon and
rdo, tho s,cor M Tho r,,bb ,.c,r,et Coop., vo,an
''N' '''NN''''s W 80 $3.50 's"N"' .o'
proceeded up broadway, foufh avenue, Iwcnty-thra
and ,,e,. ,b,orch Tho cb.p,a,n Of ,ns thirty
second rsgimen NJ, Ronsm shc col"rs xerc for,naliv
retrned 10 The donor The reccptop speech WINS made
~ anroh.,ion ,non liz ass;,an.. tha, ,h,s ,ah.on
oa,e hs csash.d and ,hs, vnr.. .onn Thsv sSoa oc
,hoi ,bev had seen ssrvo ana he scvc,ai b;ody eSs
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

,hs 6.nS ;. - -. :, ~ -. ,,,,,..a,.,.. a.
' @ r. IN a Puiso uover eA,v's was sieeisa'y iA~os
W rn" ,os .Hn. nnn: ...rrs <...S. .......
~ an .si,. su.ueo acou. iour . ~ ~. w p '''
49,. wnso1 o. Laanas va Inc hrst spesksr On ,ne
t,a,,np s o savoca'su sne .niousn snu uq"S ~
ss,S suprofs VI .ho aomIusGs1on INC Ieoeis' w
..s'vu s,yanu hentueky eLa Iennessce. uu'
Tsayy snot nvAuosy a1a hcnnesSc o'simeu wig onyn
my saoau me unon ~ these seles as cneapy
purchased even the generation perifhed y prescrv
Tg,sv wound & y, ,ha ,, ue ~. sp ~, r
wa ~ Snf " t,'o uni, py " WI ic Iruvi c
ns ,h a !. anu tuen tney might tak Oh tns pocS
tssspx sss ,lirp'.S .S Sson. x..i. -. - 4.
,naa,n ,ne sommt.ee SPOKE Q. ne sentiments o. .ne
meesne az oeDg not Tree SOL not partisan nor - any
eeuso ~ ,e woru Incy came 70 my Asiuc III
icsnss ana 70 picdge ihs,s assouon asa ssoriuce
.ue,I uves 70 tne restoration ne country lney ene
Their kngs Or dskngs they could josp IN the solesc
sscanon tna. come veal o. come woe ,ney sn9qIa %
STAND ~ the nag tho Union thl the last
syllable Of recorded time, What rnattered- whether
tney were dcmocrats republicans, foonllhnlsts .0
nc found seated IN the executive chair o. the state man
VINO could say that the question whether tie rcbelon
70 DC pq down ~ tne south o. FREQ crushed
Mtne rcrtn -he MT kny mona must nave euner over
raea lhe dignity VI the eace o. of upasrrsed
the CAPACITY es the man v ho liiedtt soy seymour
hau any sue oen ne must be aha ms rovcr place
was in another pArt Of the town. (iAughter) Mr.
Ksymoac ssld I'M. we nan VINO would ooptem
Iiase sno poesionty o. tno oeuructon OF the
transported 70 where ssllanainghan now lAppiase).
~ cohsioe ne took tccnslon 70 eApAin tno seish mo-
uyes when nave actqatcd oreigp governments IN Their
sympathy WIN the reoe'iion. go
occasion or the cause The cause was Of the purs
and hODiest tna nation hAd ever fought or lilo occA
The New York herald., 1863-05-28
Award Of eovsr.ms.s Co.sv.ess.

Captain Thomas c. Sullivan, Commss1ry q Sob
ss,enee TO this department made the following awards
of ccuirace to-day. under the propcsas advertssd;-
j. n Eastman Co., q baltimore II $50 bags prime Rio
cofes, Al Sic psT d. 800 barrels mee bcef, 81 Ga Is
aei3 Is. Jarnes W. Hammsrsey, of fhiladephia--s0o
barrels thin ppvk at t1S ~ ,. J. Bankard, q
Bsnimore--30o barrels prime mets posk al tIs 81 per
barrel; 100 900 ibs. nsw bacon rdcs, o. 20. ney
neds Howell EeI6, q Philadelphia Pickles At - 70
of fsninore-so 0oo Ibs hard brad, ~ - 90 ". H.
Crawford, Of 9altimosc1o0 ibs. samssss pepper, In
the berry 0 27sc. Nv. rsvlin, q cbicagc % 90 bs
suear cured hams, ~ - 80 William a. Fowler, 0 New
Yovk--1o 0Co bu,he's navy beans, 81 % 90 frately
trpton. q Ba.tmcre--IO,0oo lbe. bacou sides
q % oco lbs sssr cured bAms, at " 7s ss 900 ibs
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