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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

The Journal of Commerce exhorts re-
sort to the noble virtne of patience, in these
hours Of false hopes, vague rumors, and
wicked inventions This is the time rather to
reserve ones judgement, than to press it to a
conclusion from doubtful promises. We
quote
1T is great mistake to teach that patriot
ism requires men to receive and believe ali
the good news, and reject and believe all the
bad news The constant and repeated errors
Of this war have been in encouraging th-
people in the weakness OF the enemy, and
the ease with which he was to be disposed Of,
The radical papers have been very fond Of
stRmatizng bad news as copper head news,
and thus conveying the impression that 10
donbt our complete success stRny and all hmss
indicates the political character ofthe doubter
II ought not to be necessary TO show the
wrong OF this, and the vast injdry IL has dont
TO The cause. It is infinitely better to tear
bad results and hear good news, than 10 eX
| peot good results and hear bad news. W.
should always be taught TO guard against tht
worst contingency. 1t is safer to hesitate be
fore receiving as true, either very good OF
very bad news"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
KIichen work.

Man5 Young ladissin our day lock on kitch'
en- work ms so much drudgery,. to be Stunned
Rheneger possible. II may possibly inspire
some ofthem 10 better thought, TO know that
the royal family Of England consider excel
enee in this department as an important
womanly virtue
An exchange says
But Queen Victoria, the highest gentlewo.
man in The land, did, down TO the lamented
death Of the Prince, pay daily visits of inspec-
ton TO her kitchen, pantry, confectionery, still
room, and was proud Of and did show those
rooms to her visiiors when staying at the
castle; and carrying out the recognized prn-
ciple Of female duty, model Kitchens were
constructed vt Wndsorsn Osborne. where all
the princesses, from the eldest downwsrds,
have passed portion Of each day in acquir.
ing q Knowledge OF the vRrious duues Of do
mtstic economy in the management Of a
household. 10 their model kitchen, the prln-
cesses have daily prAcliced the art Of cookery
and also confectionery in ell ils various
branches There is a small store room ad.
Joining each kitchen, where each prineess 10
turn gives out the stores, weighing or measur-
ing each article, and making an entry thereof
in book kept for tho purpose besides which!
tho priu eessss make Bread and that is not all
--Ihey have dairy where they churn butter
and make cheese.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Captain General VI Cuba announces the ar
rival of ArIuelleS at Hsvana; in custody
Of spanish agent The Captain gives in a
letter, returning thanks 10 Seward for the ser.
vice he has rendered humanity in fur fishing
medium through which great numbers u
men may obtain their emancipation, whom
the escape Of Argnelles would have re-
duced 10 slavery. The Captain General adds
hat the simple presence of Arguelles on his
return to the Island had alreaiy, and in few
minutes, gave liberty TO six Or eight human
beinya
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
News Items.

A letter to the Commercial from Fort
McHenry, from one ofthe Netional Guard
says that one third Of the men are affected
more or less with diarrhea
Hon. Ben. Stanton is announced as
candidate for nomination to Congress in
the Fourth District.
The Commercial has information that
Gen. Johnston, when at Kingston, on the
retreat before Sherman, issued rstions to
seveuty-nine thousand men.
Only two or three Republican papers,
and they the medne,t Of their species, en-
dorse the despotism of the Government in
suppressing newspapers.
To-day the Fremont men meet in Con.
vention at Cleveland, e Our adyices show
that the delegates are arriving in great
numbers. 81. zc zsa2 ssT
'a We have word that the desirefor peace
is rapidly increasing in Washington. So
it's everywhere. . T
Our morning dispatches bring us very
little Of interest to-day, save the sugges.
ton that great news may be hourly ex-
peeted.
When Chase was in Ohio last fall, he
was very proud Of the designation, 'old
Greenback, How does he like it now
We learn that Banks is to be made mil
itary Governor Of Louisiana as reward
for his military disaster. He deserves t'
lose his head. '-
The cost Of prosecuting the war is nov
vastly greater than ever. The loss o
blood and treasure is absolutely appalling
aud if not speedily checked, the natiol
must soon sink in utter exhaustion.
1t is suggested that if Grant takes Rich
mond, the 'Governmeut' will Sgree to re
cognize tho independence Of the ConGede
racy. reservingi Virginia, and the rest o
. the Border States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
nWA Paris eore.pOndsnI vrllea:

nut for an instant Allede TO q new
fashion, grounding my statement on a picture,
ia The Journal Hlustrs, ! hHted some
weeks ago that ladies were about 10 wear
tail coats The time has arrived for that
innovation and only last night | behsld with
Asioni, hmeut, not unmixed with terror, many
ladies in lslk and uaun dress coats Cost',
Waiscoats, shirts collars aud erasais--they
have assumed then all In turns, What re-
mains for them to Wear3 Echo answers
trou-well, never mind what echo answers,
bat Highland cbieftain'S wife would find it
"ill" 10 assume. Bat who am that would IN
terlere y ID ladies toiLsttssi only do hope
they won't get in'o the habit Of standing
with their backs 10 the fireplace and their
hAndS in thOirposksis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

NEw YoRT, May 3 The Washington spec
ial says;
Tho House Pacific Railroad company had .
session on Saturday without making much
progress They udhereto their own bills, and
d. rot give 10 ca imfprt tothe Sc bill
which wts also before them, and viii be sepa,
rated adversary
The Committee not favorable to return
route, except TO its route
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Depreciation OF Paper, and ld'
COnSeQuences,

We seem to be rapidly approaching the
disastrous end, foresAen by discerning men
when the first batch of greenbacks was is
sued, but denied and discredited by the
stupid and dishonest. Gold is 1913 and a
fraction; and dispatch from Washington
prepares us for the quotation Of 900 be.
fore the expiration Of week. The histo-
ry of this sort of currency warns US, that
when it dep,ecia,es 10 the sum of one
half its nominal value. tbe period Of It's
utter worthlessness advances with accele-
rated rapidity, Three for one---6ye ior
one--twenty for one--may be regarded
with serious apprehension as the probable
relation between greenbaeks and gold, be-
fore the lapse of many weeks, or at furth-
est, months Something may interpos'
to prevent or delay the catastrophe; but
tue probability Of such a fortunate occur
renee is not so strong as to engenler any
great amount of hopefuness.
We have before us, in all likelihood
the disastrous experience of the Confeder'
ates, when barrel of -four may cost nj
three hundred dollars, and suit Of clothes
from FIVE hundred to thousand.
The prices Of all the necossaries Of Ii,
are steadily and honrly advancing; and
distress and ruin keep pace with the aug
incubation. Confusion in every depart
msnt of labor, arrangement in every
: branch Of business, must soon be followed
by suffering, deStitution, and widespread
bankruptcy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
The war News,

The news from Gen. Grant is that be crossed
the Pamuukey without Opposition, and placed
his army about three miles south Of that
stream on the Hanover Town Road. The
only lighting that occurred there was caval
~ battle, in which the rebels were defeated
after severe struggle Ths Secretary Of
War announces that Cen W. +. Smith has
been detached from Buffers commsnd 70 Join
the Army Of tho Potomac and has probsbly
by this time effected a Junction withit Gen.
Butler Is still at Bermuda Hundred
There is nolhiaF from Sherman later q han
Mcpherson victory
The Secretary OF War gives an explanation
of zen Canby's position He is placed over
Banks, Steele and ROseerapa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

sGr We have read Of knight Of the mid
die ages who was the possessor Of shield
Of extraordinary richness and workmanship
The material was Of the finest gold and the
device was emblaz)n with the rurest skill
OF the artist Tue whole was Of mat hess
beauty II was yet dlsfgured by single
blemiAh- In an evil hosf-i its possessor slen-
ed 10 the pefsu sions Of AN aruicer who pro-
posed 70 remove It by again sunjscting 1t to
the heat Of the furnace, The experiment.
was made but the same heat which removed
the stain, destroyed also the image upon the
shield and the whole was reduced 70 a
shapeless MAS in the PFueible. Ne might
make new shield Of the gold, but the one so
cunnngly scuptured, aud &c highly priced,
was gone, alas for ever The people Of the
United States are in the position of the
knight and their priceless shield is their con
sttulionel Government The stain, If you
will, ie the institutionoi slavery ln the fires
Of civil war to which the empirical artists
have resorted to remove it, ii may be obbterat-
ed but the Government itsel under the
operation viii be dissolved .0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

AS TO his deeds in New Orleans, Butler
himself most eomPendiousIy summed up The
character and result of his rule there when
in obedience TO he order recalling him from
command which he had abused, he, Will
stepping on board the steamer, is reported u
have SAID to one Of his af officers Colon
Thorne) e)-"WelI, COL, don't know whar
they'll do with my successor here, but on,
thing I'm sure of--he"ll find that Neu
Orleans IS a lemon pretty id nell sQuser
ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Last MANS Illspatches.

The fremont Convention at CisVslsnd.
CLEyELAND, May 80, II p. M-Judging
from the number Of delega es already in, and
those reported on the way, the Convention 10.
morrow will be composed Of several hundred
delegates. There are msny MissouriEns in
attendance, but The delegations from Illinois
Iowa, Arkansas, Ohio and Pennsy vania are
also large, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Kansas, New York, New Jersey and Massa-
chuseets Ars also represented, but not largely.
The Germans have delegations -fFaBa twelve
States, some OF whom held an informal meet
ng on Sunday w1en after an intercbanginR
Of views, a resolution was adopted against
Lincoln and In fayor. Of Fremont; against
the suppression OF the press, sni in favor o!
the right OF trial by jury, and prolesing
against any infringement upon these rights as
destructive of American liberty Also in favor
Of amending the Constitution 10 prohibit sav,
cry, and for the Monroe doelhne aud the one
termed principle as absolutely necessary to
check corruption.
Apparently none but the War Democrats
from, New York favor The nominaiion Of
Grant, with Fremontior Vice President They
argue hat victory in Virginia next month
viii Pecure the endorsement Of this ticket al
Chicago On the other hand the Fremonters
cay that thsv want man whose political rec.
ord is well defined, aud known 10 the country,
sud who has position and strength This tbey
claim ior IhsiF Ganaidslsr and profess 10 be
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

New YoRK, May 81 Special to the Her.
aid from MarIinsburg the 3Oth saws The
scouting party seat ont BY General Kelly by
he order of General Sigel has returned, being
entirely successful in ils operations. gaining
important information, and capturing thirty
six prisoners, IS horses. aud forty head Of
cattle The notorious Major Tripits is repor-
ed among the prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


New YoRK, May 81 AN AtlDnta dispatch
Richmond Examiner of the 20th, Gays the
ppople Of Northern Georgia, are crowdnp
INTO Atlanta, awaiting the impending slru (.
,le Relief Committee is doing all possible,
and appeal to the people of Georgia, Alnba
ma 10 aid them. mediate help is needed for
the destitute women and children.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

gPsILADELpHIA, May 3O-The Brlletin has
the following special from the Washington
Star OF the Both the troops in the field
AID 10 the del artment Of the Gulf and wesl
& the Mississippi river, not including New
Orleans, are to he commanded bg Major Cen
eral Candy General Banks has been appoin.
led NJ lltary Governor Of Louisiana with his
headq uarters at New Orleans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Sfrckland8 Anfi. Cholera lIIrlvre.
r L IT x

cHfchtdNd AHt'- Ch0terd Mixture.
rs compositlon of astrraents ab.orhentp eti-nii.
i anis and c.Tmirai yes, Nhllh n stefan nc.
permanent cure If arii ~, ~ Il d, seter 1his Ann
CholerH hi9ture ls now n use m aonst NJ ur elmy
hospiala Wh'fe " gives the ptfntraf shtpNeicr Il
- 'aVed the lves of q ousand9 Of cur 81 larp srd
cuees, and We VII guarantee to he tht b. 6t rt me.
YIN lhe world for biaTrhea and Dl sehtety
Mr. woods, Of Gown Rton, NY. viii be most hanrv
10 Asusy any one tithe strrfsfd's Anil
Cholela Mixtures In n We hs, D ereat nunhe- OF
testimonials from pau ME Who have ttn cur d afrei
after taking only one otile II SircsIands Anti Cho
''R miAtI e. II ou suffer vi Di.rihtR eld fysen.
terry Try one bottle n n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Since the recent battle in Western LouiSi.
ana, boy Of sixteen was yng on his cot,
motionless, from a ball thai passed through
his brain, The surgeon in charge was prob
ing the wouOd, when the patients lips opened,
and while that young lie was ebbgRg away
be sang sweetlY clearly, aud strong, DO
they miss me at homei"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
By Telegraph.
REpoRrEp zoe raE DAILY EMF1RR
MORNING REPORT.

The Times Washington speciGl says the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs are 80
cl1ded in the opinion that Cougresa has q
rich, 70 Indicate whE, policy our Government,
should pursue inregad to the French in Mex
ico
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Holy ROIdnesa.'

Rev. Col. Granville Moody. is after the
nomination to Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict. Can impudence further 90?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

The feroaous character Of the Secretary
of War is becoming understood and abb
honed even BY bis Oyn party friends, In
stead Of Secretary sTASToS, be should be
known as Secretary DAsrOE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

WAsHtNoroS May 3 "A scouting party
sent out from Alexandra returned on Salur-
day z. NJ /, routing party Of guerrillas, and
cnpturing a number Of thetu and destroying
q large quantity o. supplies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
MCoicaI

GUhEs Coughs % De-, sore TiFosf, Asthma, ma
" Consumption 1tla only Necessary ior eny one
troubled With theae complaints 10 ny ne hot le OF
Strick'dnds MetHRdoas Cough Balsdm
% cony nee them itntits the hapt preparation evet
used. Il not only eures the above affections 'f the
Throat AID Lungs. but u cures Night swfata ana
Splitting Of ~ cd and is an excellent earee for any
kind OF sore Throst II u 81 asant 20 tfke, and a
safe medicine or fJnts Price So Cents per bottle.
For sale nv drugd Il genera ~. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
LEGAL NOTICE

ON tho Cd day NJ Mar H., AID ise1, a petltioa ,ss
W nled 10 the Office ~ tho lrk 81 the Cour,lof
Common Pleas the county Of NJ, ntgomery and he
state Of Ohio, by 10 eph $ hook, NJ gsieth WAkoG
Daniel Young, and augustus TO he'll, Nhiclif ~.
utonlsn pending IN sad Court, the object ard
plAyeroi which ~ 10 yaeaie an oil sir felt wide,
running b. tween ots No no and l76i also, bet. "a
lots No is3 Hnd lsl In the town Il N amisl urr in
shd county, iuonnR rom Van treet 10 soin hs sst
direction, interreet nR an alley lutninR orth and
souin, and iros thonte east " Canal street, ~ the
neAtterin OF the said Nourt ap lCau will bs unaqe
.el.. .ItI w 7%tl-1 ADAM CLAY,
May ~, ises-diwswt Attorney ioT Psanoksy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Read the Glowing: s
lqesti'Hcni Il Ms Suroh 9eNdl

AAStHHeW' - MS ouf fuh Hohstl
PRoT prMusm Two years ago nly teel" ie.sme '1
diseased and my hair com 10 sll out very frst.
rae disease ~ cad nul sca p was one complete
-ore. 1t bfcame very paihiul my TEST at niRif was
hroken the burning snltchpp sensation VAS u, SUI
por eniei would apply r m, dy after nm, dy, tut
only mon entaiy rel consulted 8 " raj i hAAi.
lbus OF his city wss inform ed hy them that The
disease with which my 40 lpWRs afsctrd wHs-t 4 n
Nh um, and that th' eolld nj teheft me Trad
your adYsrtisen,tnt and Included 10 consult you
Won assure tine that you ould the dis sse
and restore my ", Nhlo, had be come very q IN.
with tuat as" 7, nee placed m,sell in yohr handle
and the re-u Is are ave luKuri mt l'tso Of hair
my scalp 4 Dere.tly well, and my hair has ceased
iAll cut. Resrect ully yours, ..f ..i 81 -.i1
Mas sAHAH uLD, No. : South Pearl street
II T. fact acknowledged by all Who have used the
Hair Roalorer, and their name Is Legion that itiF
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would ehecuaiy and permanently restore the
hsr of those Who are had, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
TheisrRe and RAPIDLY incrensing ale ~ Restorative
Is the strouSe evidence OF the man iold haDs6ts Il s
eonirrrng upon
THE HUMAN FAMIhF.
The confidence Of the public has baenobtAined. and
hel al unite In alesng to its rit and Vsht superi-
OVER ALI PREPARATIONS Z
Everinirhduged. - do not recounm, nd my presra.
ion 20 esu-o hsr 70 ~ six ieet IN treAy as fnany
Sss WIN ne en- ss " ksars T1d ias io,seS 10
akepllca or inoredulou-, n 81 y lons ode ogsr
lWih forfeit sx,O00 y ~
tOne Thou'aud poalsl 4 ! fa 70 euro tha worst
ting With II
THE ONLY GEN IEE HAIR hEsrokRa.
ally = r-Nn'N'' WV
lFYouR DRUGGIST HAS NOT COT TT SEND
FOR 1T, "a,.at
RB.-onres guaranteed in every case where the d
recuons for 70 are implicitly oltyed.
- Price, " per bo lie, or ok bottles for 80.
pr n. A, DE MUhR,
Sole Proprietor, No. 20 on hge street
hlSdly Albany, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Or, Strickiands 8 Pie Remedn

DR.. Strtcktonds Pie Remedy.
Read whN those say VINO haze nptd II:
Mt Nharies w. and am, Of ~ usville nrd Mr. J.
HaIarde, Dncinr en,u hoth epre cored tet uaig
one pot # Ilr Sri kRnd'r Pile Ren coy They fsy
they have tried eve ythng but MI obtain rte',
nut one Pot OF Strckland' Pile Remedy ef e, ttd q
perfect cure after ufrfing for many YRS With the
wo e. Kind OF Files They recommend every enc
who ts suheringtot yt.
Ask for
Or Strickioads Pil Remedy.
Sold by all drugg. H. 50 cts not Manniactured at
NJ Ea~t Fourth -, Cincinnati, o. mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
8teambcats ano RAILROADS..

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
y PEN .rLkAsuRL TnAvEL = CATsk!Li.
Ga, MONTREAL sna I'll points Nsrth s.a We, w He'd.
IN. .sw ss..bs.. C. vrBBARD. csp.. D. n. HITCH.
COCK, and the DANIEL DREW, Capt j. ,. fALL.NAk,
fern Ally tss far Aiaaxy fes Desbrcssesa., q m
asd Dh Of 7is kstg ~ Cossrus's hotsi Dsek, West
rsist ksweursb PeushtsepSs Rhnebect Csiskin. and
h.d.r fsIs. sold board ssd b1sgass checked Wsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
IN HE BES Il IN We s T NJ T. N I

rNHE BES 4 N We S T NJ Il IN T
Is 1910 LOAN.
sOEps OF 90. eies. etsa, ei,soa i
bearing interest PER eep, IN Gold fs LIST March hst fs
~res. nay 10 p.il IN Cunsseyby tbs pursAassr At ~ per
These Bends better than .sasy sAns< Bod ssd
Nsstssss 81 u 20 ssss pss sass&
Apply - TIE
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
oy THE CITY or kEw.YoRk.
CAPITAL. 81 tpsos.
Il. n HUMPHREY. Cssh'E. JOSEPH U. OavrS. Prssr
TaRAsrar DxPAxrnsSf,
0Syses - CsnYrBoLLER % Srs tuRn1ssy,f
WASsIHe eS. Apri H. lSsA
wAsss. BY sashs.sry evidence presented 70 the under
signed has bsea sppsar that Tie Ninth Nstesa
Bs.h u ~ osy 81 ksvYsrk l. the County Il New Ysrh
md ssats u kswYsr AAs besa As,y ssgsltssA v~Ass
and sessrtas ~ Requirements Of No sss sf Co.
usss entitled An sss 70 provide Ns<iosd Csrrsscy.
By pledge Il UAissA Stsss stceks md " ps'ds
Tor essssxss ~ rsSeApsiss thsssf- approved Feb
- ie9 I'D sophsd with II ss provisions Of ssd ut
ssxssS b. ss.ysA vA bssss sonassens IL bssasss
q ssakias;
Es~ Asrefsre HssA AeCsxeeh Cepptro'sf u the Csr
rsuey Do hereby esy that Ninth Nloss naat u the
Guy Il New rsik. Css..y Of New yo aid State Of ksw
Ysrk Il ssthori..d shs bsass~s Of bsaksg
srtsr Tie sfsrsssid
In testimony ssses witness ~ bad md sss' = siss
this Eishssss,h day Of April. issA
sesi 81 he HUGH NcCULLOCH
:cOnpt. ofhe Cazesey.: ccHp<ssl'ss Of We Csarsssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
IOD4s r. Il. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOubLE
TRACK AN through trains for The Wet by ths fos,. have
Tor Chicago Milwaukee St Psa end AZ pnts In the NORTH
Wrs, Cf-ste, Indianapolis, Louisville, Il Louin Crve
b. procofed At ths oc~ Of the P-nuy
Crnral " r. No ksor House OF ut che Depot. iaot ~
"a. E,pro.s Philadelphia srrivs- ~ f&'b"'sh q
AM dim, ,,.. 4. =. =.
sp m. EIprsss va Philadelphia srive' In PA'sbaren
p N. Exp,e- via Allentown, urr.yes In fht-barsh al
One ihfourh Train sunday, VIA Philadelphia, ~s',
g. ui...yf- r.---,. .s-... 49, iAs..ll-ssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
T1HE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY COM

Il PAEY.-Hsyks rently leaned that James Z. Lyon
Co OF Central Cay Colorado Territory pretending 10 own
Claim No the Gregory Lode mineral land have assumed
thereof the elbows bainsd Company thts 70
stvc notice all vhom nsy that The said James
T. Lyon Co hs~e title thereto and that the came
Wheeler The said james 4. Lyon Co have c'aini 20
I'D exeept sscqssbe MORTGAGES TO secure them
suoou,ed 20 about IS te fhsi that day Harris whee
~ rendered them tbs. TO rdesm tAe premises and
their refusal the BaTris " hoeser corn
pssosd anti in essity ~ Dc, Court Of the Territory to
s,Aerp pxsd and account Of the revenues
v,pts and ssss thereof received by Lyon Co While N
Duns~ssion mortgages, which .u l. still Fencing "a SAID
bt,txics Court and notice all Subsequent purchs's OF
M equities OF Harris Wheeler in te psemseA Lyon
Co can berefofr i've tile and any men-y PAD the n
tsh ChAS. al. "hELLbA
Muvrukee Nay % la6k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21
excursions.

ATTENTION! 70
I mona Grave Port Richmond. 3 T.. y tie most de-
sa 70. ExcAr-oa and Pes.ufs fads 10 be io"nd
in Nc vicinity Of N-wioIk Stsa,rd ursI tie ~ndns u ear
h, r.rh,xl y boat running eight times day rom ioot OF
Cou,llaui, NJ X. Al the sodern iu,pso,cu- ais wa pe
ourd in the grove .nch swings Pcarsgue Uromoes sna
Rural c,a &C. do god wells. Sppf Il otice o. w.
8 STAIN BLAND FERRY, Pier No. isN
rINO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSfL-
wanna -
PASSING through Water Gap, scranton, Wyoming Sahy
harrisburg, Reading, Nanch Chunk. Beth
Thks for these Excursions now fr sale Of The once o.
be Csn,rsa soad Company of Jsrscy FOOT Of toa"
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n. office foot Of Coartiand-t CT of II. r. BALDWIN
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Lcsyes 5uh... East
River At saoA fr Rverhe.d RpinE a, al sa;on, p.
!, rcduc~d rates, A. REASONER. Superintendent.