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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

Established in the Year 1850
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR, X. BoNAPARTR, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Cn-
cnnaii yeneIeal Hospital and Dr.. II. B. REYNOLDS,
whore permanent cure Of Private Diseases can BE-
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhea cured In to ~ hours, Gleet cured
turnal Emissions stopped in 2 70 days; Seminal
Weakness cured In 70 weeks; Syphilis in ita prima-
s.sges caIsd 1,. N ny asys, sscoadaIy symptoms In
potency, Vgor restored IN 10 weeks All diseases
Of private nature treated With unparalleled success
Dr. Bonapartes great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide TO Health, II beneficial 10 ALL male and
eln,sie, old and young should read this book twill
Or. Bonapsrte's French Patent Male safsl II is
perfectly safe, and mover fails TO 90 satisfaction. Its
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
one per s LosaR SSsfR STseR ssP y s
sale and reliable remedy for snPpresEons and all fe-
male diseases Ladies should not use them aEnang
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage. Pfce
u W per box-extra fine So-sent 10 any address BY
mail.
quesuonaby acknowledged to be the champions and
kings OF nereal diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old worid they
have been accustomed from an early age OF youth TO
witness the various diseases which afiiict mankind,
and 70 watch the progress through long career OF
humble abode Of poverty to The mansion OF the veal.
thy and having ascertalned beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined to select the
genereye system their particular study and to de
vote thor whole attention TO the alienation OF the dis
eases Of these important functions. No letters will be
answered unless they contain remittance ora post.
Drs. BoEAPHRTE a REYNOLDS,
NO 1872 sycamore 81 eet between Filth Sixth, east
once hours rom AM. tosP.M. fe6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
ANoTHER IRnN oLAn

NEw YoRK, Feb, ll.-Ths Tri6uMss dis
patch says one Of the new Iron Clad Gunboats
is on ship board, en- route to San Francisco,
where it will be used az harbor defence
The Navy Department viii Immediately
order the construction Of two gunboats 10 re.
ceive the engines captured aboard the Prin-
ces Royal Mmn nnl- tHnA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
So Reported for the Daily Empire j " 1.
New York Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, February | ]

New YORK, February /.
STOCKS-Generally lower, Governments
better, more frmhess in all kinds since the
Board Money Got on call Sterling Ex-
ehAngeat ,69@l 50; AmericansGold 52k
United States SKIES 81 coupons 95t, regis
tered 93f Treasury 1910 OF Demand
notes 50f, one year certificates SO, United
States fyes IA coupons So ,
ID GRO cERIEs- Quiet u 11tlA /
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
III Il "A d % U a r. TER g
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

TACOB W. HEIDLER, "Montsomery Bopsa -
corner room at the old Excelsior Daily Market is
constantly receiving, and keeps for sale M RAN a NJ
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY, PRODUCE VEaETADD a
bLEs, FRUITS, GAME in season. and ali the edibes
At no can collect from the four points of the coo
pass AHappetzing extras which are 40 agra,.s M -
the palate, may be had at the EKcelsof Market W
Od Jake 10 determined 20 please the public and ha
tahliEhment ' N''o' siih'iaf es-
Ca 0aii and see him. lie will be prepared to please
Sy - ~'S'y my lalbd6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, February IL.

rihaaaH DAYTON, February IL.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-White wheat
wholesale, 76, retail 600. Red wheat,
wholesale 5 25, retail so
WHEAT--f2t s'''''af
C0RN--55,
! sOATS-40@43 ti@sta ~ - "4t
BARLEY--l 26@l 25.
RYE-9O@l 90. t.l
HAY-Timothy IA OO@l5 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 co.
WHISKY-50@50. ~
GR0CERIES-Coffee 29@33i Sugar II
@l3; Molasses 65@66 Teas 30@l so
Cheese l2A@l3; Rice S@s1
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
CAPTuRE on 0oops-TnE MoNTAUK

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.--A portion Of Col
Bakers detective corps seized ls0 cases Of
boots and shoes in transit across the Potomac
from Leonhardtown, in Maryland, designed
for the South.
The goods and smugglers were taken to
Washington under guard.
From what is said here in well informed
circles, Capt Wordens object in proceeding
to Ft McAllister with the Montauk, was not
to reduce the work, but merely to test the ef.
feet Of the shot upon the turret of his vessel,
and upon which the rebels steel-pointed shot
had no injurious effect His proceeding to that
quarter to demolish the rebel work, &C., was
not specified in the original programme.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
MONT DIsPATORRS.
MORE oF MoRGAN's MEN.

NAsHymLE, February l0--onr forces en-
tered Lebanon, Tennessee, on the sth. They
captured some GOO rebels, most Of them being
Of MorgaR's command. lal ga
Many ield officers were taken. Among the
prisoners was Panl Andersen, q violent rebel
and member of the State Legislature Of 1860
and 1862. He was en- original secessionist,
add one Of the esrliest advocates Of q South
eru Confederacy.
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NOTICE

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to the
"A unpaeIsened by note or account will please cali
~ h h ohendler 200 Third street, up stairs where
ny Do0kh are kept and settle the satne Il am IN
~ h~ees VI money and likewise anxious to have nv
oohs squared IN2d2m N. sIFFERMAN'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
FROM THE PENINSULA.

YoRKTowR, Feb e,--Our loss in the skir-
mish near Nine Mile Ordinary was thirty kill
cd, wounded and missing, The enemys loss
is unknown. The enemy is reported TO be in
some force at Bnrut Ordinary, twelve miles
from Williamsburg ~ ael l'is r. safs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

FlNhE undersigned prepared 10 do all kinds Of I'M
noisteFy, repairs of furniture and e-varnisl ing
use, Al kinds Of paper hanging done at short notice
A. ne fooms above Mr.. J. Abbsy's Drug store, N o
izo Maan street, south Of the market
SoA -. oHAs. A, MIKINAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

DEATH OF NICHOLAS LoNGwoRTH.
CNcISSArr, Feb ll--Nicholss Longworth
died yesterday, aged 81 years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

LNROM the residence OF the subscriber mile easi
IL OF Dayton, between The Springfield and Xenih
Pixies, sorre horsei bald face, 14 hands high foui
years old in the spring Also, black colt star in tls
forehead, one year OLD IN the spring. liberal re.
ward will he gwen for their re tlrn
ie6w3~ HENRY GILLEsPIF. Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

GARBoN OIL OF the best quahty the market can
" produce both for safety and durability In b,lrnino
Rno as Tree rom ofisnslvs odor a. can be made for
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
des IA i I'd - Druggist, 100 Main atreat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

a FRESH ARRIVAL.
JUST received complete assortment OF Coal OH
- Lamps Shades and Burners, Wcks and CHM
neys for sale cheap by
dss JAMES ABBEY, Drueaist,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
HEL4BoLDs EXTRA CT BUoaU,


Arising from EGcesses, HABITS OF Dissipation, Early
ludiscreuOn abllse.
Attended 'oith the joiioloing sys,ptou,ss
Indisposition to Ekerton, Loss of Power,
Loss VI Memory Difficulty OF Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Wakeiuness,
Universal Lassitude ol the Muscular System,
hot hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, EruPhons on the Face,
PALLD o0UNTENANc8.
These Symphonic, u allowed to 20 on, which this
medicine mFsrlable removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of phieh tie Paneat may Rrphs.
by those "dmeiu Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the causes Of their suffering,
NosK WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths by Conslaapaon.
Bear ample witness 10 the truth OF The assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
lie requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen and
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT B0OHU
tnpplably does.
FEMALES - FEAALES- FEMALES
OLD On YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON-
+, 49,, .s..,,aa, p'.',,;-. ~ =.
rhe Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other ree-
dy ChOrosis hetIeuching, lrregulaTlty, Pam
luness, or suppression OF Customary kvacuations,
6es or Whites, sterty and for ali complaints nsdan,
TO the sex, whether arising nom lndscreton, Hamts
pECJJyE or ou,Nopo, ,,es,
o.. s,,,,,,a,r..' 's,,.s
c,,',rI, Ol,'' ~D''o,
NO fnH''HA oOhD ID" iihOOi H.
jor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HA1A'4" " "A1D - ia ia ~ CCHO
s.ca,Du rO,s,,.
Il. "a, ,,... -. -
I,tle az nochsnpe IN Det.s No
And no kapostirs
~ t causes Isqueh. oeslIe ana gives strength TO
urnate, hereby Removing ObstTucuons
Alaying Pain and lnhammatlon, so
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11

SEWING MACHINES
DoUGHT, sold, exchanged or repaired Al Hards
- cre,s Second Hand Stove and Furniture Store
No. 27s Third street. deaOdIwe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-11
DR. VIM. ID: HURD's
TOOTHACHE DROPS
FoE THE CURE OF
T o o T Fl ACHE

THE CURE or
ACHE
produced by exposed nerves. ttit.. l
Il Is sParteulary adapted to all cases Of children af
TOoTHACHE
Parents can relieve themselves from that ds,ressin
WEAKNESS caused by
Loss OF sLERP,
bottle OF ~ Asep"s
DIR. VIM B. HURDs TOOTHACHE DROPS
in the house
Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, No. a Foarh
street, Brooklyn, Il. u.
Price, only IL Cents, per Bottle
liberal discount made to deslers.
Address Principal once, Tribune Hu,,a-
ih8S' NO. spruce street, New York
Sold also by Caswell Mack a Co. Filth Ayenue "A
tel J, l. Coddingon, no Broadway u. s. Barnp
SUs broadway, and by all Druggists. f55.IT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

A SPLENDID TESTIMONIAL TO DR. A. ID GALL
We had the pleasure. on yesterday, IN company
with Colonel Ryan. Major Conk.in. and other
distinguished gentlemen, of being shown most
beautiful sword, sash and belt, which were lately
presented BY the officers of the 18th regiment
Indiana Volunteers, 10 our esteemed fellow cit
zen. DR. GALL Acting Medical Director of Gen
eral Peck's army corps. On the scabbard which
is handsomely gilt engraved the following
words: Presented to Hon. a. ID. Gall, Surgeon
of the 18th Reg. Ind. Vols, Feb, 1868 The
hill; is Of silver. crucial in form, and surrSounted
BY an image of Esculapius. the father of the
medical profession. On the blade. which is
straight, in accordance with the regulations. and
of the finest material the eye is greeted and
dazzled with specimens of the most beautiful
work manship. Ii would require artist to give
just description Of its beauties. and not being
one. shall not attempt it. The sash is of the
richest and most costly green silk. and the belt
equally neat and appropriate. This beautiful and
merite. tribute to excellent man and accom-
plished Surgeon, comes from the famous estab-
ishment OF Tiffany & Co. New York.
We hope our friend. the Doctor, will, ere long,
be permitted by his ariuous aud manifold duties
to agan visit his host OF friends aud well wishers
in the Capital OF Indiana. all OF whom are truly
anxious to sec him for the sake of "aud lang
syne.'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

A BEAUTIFUL GIFT.-The members of the Odd
and 23d Indiana batteries have presented to Mrs.
Major Frybarger elegant and appropriate gift,
ms "A testimonial of their appreciation OF that gal
liant officer and gentleman. For year past il
has been the duty OF Major Frybarger 10 organize
and prepare for service the batteries raised in this
State. With effective zeal and energy he has de-
voted himself TO that service. And the best evi
dence of his ability for the ariuous duty assigned
10 him is the admirable condition of he batteries
which have been sent from this State 10 the field
under his direction Major Frybarger, if We
NAV 81 speak has natural affinity
for this arm Of the service. and he has the pc
culiar mental qualifications aud accomplishments
which adapt or nj him for il. And he Is not only
a superior officer and disciplinariau, but kind
hearted and genial gentleman These character
istics have warmly and devotedly attached 20 him
the officers and men who have been placed under
his charge and command. al q a portion OF them
have given substantial evidence of their regard
and respect for him through a beautiful gift TO his
accomplished lady. The present Is an elegant
service OF plate which is now on exhibition at
McLene's Jew ery establishment under the Bates
House, brief description of which we sublOiu:
Que tea sett .. seven pieces. viz: a coffee urn.
coffee pot. two tea pots. sugar bowl. cream cup
and slop bowl; 4 large massive waiter with in
scrip,ion. presented by the DBL and 23d Indiana
Mounted ARTILLERY. to Mrs. Major W W. Frybar
ger. Indianapolis, March. 1868; large pitcher
two beautiful butter dishes; one cake b,sket; one
set of magnificent combination castors, forming
an egg cup stand with eight cups and spoons lined
with cold and a handsome castor-hne cut glass
cruets. when separated; pickle stand with two
cut glass jars: a small waiter and one half dozen
goblets: a fine syrup pitcher with waiter twelve
individual salt cellars lined with gold; twelve
napkin rings-the whole forming the most valua-
bic and handsome present ever made in Indiana
polls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

THE SEWN SIsTERs-BENEFiT or MR McDoS-
OUCH - The inimitable McDonOueh, whose
drolleries have beer the cause OF so much mirth
during the week takes 4 benefit to night at the
Metropolitan. Of course the play will he the
Seven Sisters, and he will keep the house in a
roar rs Mrs. Pluto. Tie character Is 80 hides
cribably funny that it would puzzle Dickens To
give the fantest conception of IT, McDonough
was made for Mrs. Pluto and Mrs. Pluto was
written for McDonough. The laugh commences
when he appears on the stage ia a gait between a
waddle and a ROLL and it increases whenever he
opens his mouth. and continues up TO the close OF
the piece The other characters are well sus
tanned but Mrs. Pluto is the attraction. The
acting Of Lofty Housh is very fine. and her sing
ing splendid. Her patriotic songs are given with
a vim that convinces one that the soul Is enlisted,
and her one comic Yankee song is rich in humor.
We will say nothing OF the closing scene, because
its beauties like the humor of the piece must be
witnessed to be appreciated. Mr.. McDonough
deserves overlooking house Tonight aud he
will get it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

A delegate convention u select candidates
for the municipal election to be held on the
fret Tuesday IN May. assembled at Military Hall
last night
The Convention was called 10 order by julius
Nicolsi. the Chairman Of the City Executive
Committee
The list of delegates Wa called and il was
found that the Wards were fully represented.
On motion Of James b. Ryan. committee Of
one from each Ward was appointed to select per-
manent officers for the Convention.
The Chair appointed julius BOettcher Aquilla
Jone-, ". II. Talbot. James Il. Ryan. NJ North.
A. r Hyde. Michael o Common and Jefferson
Springsteen from the several Wards IN The order
of their names.
Lowing:
For President-Wm r. Talbot
Vice Presidents-Julius Ncolai. Samuel Par
rott
Secretaries-Regnald n Hull. T g. Palmer
The President. on taking the chair, spoke Of
the importance to the welfare Of the city of the
action OF this convention. Ii Was essential that
n good ticket, one that would command the
respect Of the voters. should be selected He
did not despair of success, gloomy as things
might appear just now He felt that the action
Of the convention would be harmonious
be committee in calling the convention had
decided to give each Ward eleven votes. The
first thing in order would be to nominate a can
didate for Mayor
The names of George W Pitts, H. H. Dodd
and G. G. Werbe we're announced
George w Pitts was nominated on the second
ballot
For Marshal the names of A. ). Burt. II. 5.
Garner and Valentine Jacobs were announced.
A. s Burt was nominated on the first ballot
For CITY Clerk, W Ii. H. Harrison and J II.
Gold were nominated.
w H. Harrison was nominated on the first
ballot
Jacob Beck was declared the nominee of the
Convention by acelimation: no other candidate
being announced:
For City Attorney, Ferdinand Protzman. p.
c. Leary and D:sid McKernan were announced
Ferdinand Protzman nominated on the
first ballot
For Street Commissioner. II Slavin was nom
mated
For Assessor. o Boettcher was nominated on
the second ballot
The nominations were then made una nimonis
aud ratified by accmatOn
ON motion of James b RYAN, the Ward Com
miitteemen adopted as the City Executive
Committee They are a. follow
First Ward-Julus Boetticher.
Second Warl-Aquilla Jones.
Third Warl-Jacob Null
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward-,Iulius Nicolai.
Sixth Ward-M North.
Seventh Wanda. II Hyde.
Eighth Ward-Rpbert Remington.
Ninth Ward-D ,niel Kelley.
James h. RYAN appointed Chairman.
I On motion by Jacob II Null, it was resolves
the President appoint Committee of one from
each Ward 10 wait upon the City Council nnt
request OF them fair representation of Demo
Gratis upon the Election Boards of the city At tn
approaching election.
The President appointed the following gentle
men that committee
First Wari-Julius Boettcher
Second Ward-AquIla Jones.
! Third Ward-R II. Hall.
! Fourth Ward-J b. Ryan.
Fifth Ward-Julius Ncolai.
! Sixth Ward-Captan NJ North
! Seventh Ward-A. X. Hyde.
Eighth Ward--Robert Remington.
Ninth Ward-Jefferson Springsteen.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
w. II. TALBOT, President
I. G. PalMsn. Secretaries.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

PoRr RoyAL. March 2S-The Keokuk ar.
rived yesterday in good condition.
-Four Monitors are in North Edisfo lnlot with
three mortar schooners, distant about sixteen
miles from Charleston.
The troops landed at Stono Inlet sre said TO
have accompanied gunooat expedition Firing
has been heard there, but there Is nothing definite
from that quarter.
MURrRKEsBoRo, April 9-Two men named
John Vance and Ben. Montgomery, of the 72d
Indiana. on their way from Tsylorsville, were
captured and shot by the enemy. Vance, though
shot through the head three times and horribly
mutilated, reached camp. The other died in
stantly.
FoRT MoSRoE. April s-The Richmond whg
of the 30th ult. complains of depredations com
milted by the Rebel army on its retreat from
Yorktown. Their atrocities exceeded that of the
Yankees. Additional subscriptions will have to
be made to relieve the destitution prevailing
among the women and children. along the line OF
march. The Fredericksburg sufferers are fam
ishng.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9Th has the
following dispatch dated Berwick Fay via
hatcher the lst inst:
GIN s. CoorER: | have the honor TO report
the capture of the Federal gunboat Diana at this
point. to-day. She mounts five heavy guns.
The boat is not seriously injured. and will be
pun III ott'tSt-
The enemy's loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing, is $50. TAYLOR.
Bngadier General.
The same paper saws that on Saturday the
Central train brought to Richmond 80 Yankees
of the lst Vermont Cavalry. captured at Dranes
vile on Wednesday last. They were priyates
The officers had all been killed in the action.
No mention is made in the Enquirer of affair:
at Charleston.
The Metamora from City Point arrived to-day
with us prisoners
LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The expedition sent uI
the river from GAINESVILLE 10y Col. Bruce, unde
Col. Boone. surprised Woodward. recaptarcd GU
stores. and took several prisoners Col Boone
pursued the retreating Rebels fifteen miles.
Our feet. with three gnnboats is here to night
Sr. LOUIS April ga special to the Demo
crit from Young's Point dated the Sd inst
says:
Several transports ladened with troops ant
Gen. Ellets m rine brigade and one iron cat
started up stream this morning
There is no prospect OF action before Nicks
burg for some time.
Farragut still holds the river between Vicks
turg and Port Hudson
The Queen of the West is up red river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-10

The DEMOCRATIC FESTIVAL The Festival, to-
night. for the benefit of the Richmond JefIerson
an. will be held at Masonic Hall and not a Mill
tary Hail. as first proposed. The la,iies having
the matter in charge. have thought il expedient
70 procure the largest hall in the city They are
satisfied from the eminen, success they have al
ready met with. that the ATTENDANCE viii be
larger than can be accommodated at Military
Hall.
The party will be a pleasant one. The ladies
are determined ~ nike il so. The arrangements
are made to accommodate large crowd and 10
have a social re uuion that will long be remem-
bered The friends OF free speech and a free
press will attend aud show by their presence that
they will sustain the women Of Indiana in rebuk-
ing mob law
After the supper is over. il is proposed that the
younger portion of the visitors shall have dance,
and music will be provided for the occasion.