davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-02-17

: FLUUH-Efct1TeQ ltU9dGyt 3,1T. bh0. FeceiYel
last week, "A 467 hbs, Tts market during th6 paat
any but lmi; ID Inquiry, saies haYo beep made a.
sas,er Ketes but Only - enses where lois have been
is m On ~ s1oty of osFs -
about .oco bb1s hays changed hands Mt s5I@5D foT
medln to gout 6irlEg e1tfas-cht1y ut Is ID. Choice
extras hays been iod 10 very limited extent 1T s55.
ns T,ch ptlcs thsy yase gensEa,ly hel with con:!de
good demand ut 35.;5545e, according to qualify.
There y little Or nothing doing IN winter wheat e.
trade The stcck teEGat present Is about st9 bur.
, 1864-02-17
TEST PTR1ISHEn

- HY LEE l. WALKER
Il To chGa!nu: s:reet. PhitadrlphiA
GRAND PARAPuRASE DE CONCERT
On The ever popular AIR, "lst to the Mocxtnx Bird
- FAE ta.sIs varied.
,CoMFbsED BIZ EDWABn HOFFMAN,
This = III" Rtceo which crtateu suct ssnsesioa It
soe af1a!l-Hotman lonceFts- Price r. .3v. Also.
NAITI0vE, tNTL4 THE WAR IS OVHR."
eIR9 and Chorus. Music adaPted BY 7. M.TODD.
hisher ot the shose, or any Of pubucatlsus ssns
1fer Of ptt&Agc, upon Fwcrlpt IT the marked nrtre
To be obtained =. i'll thr Isincpa! music 1oses
LEE j. WALKER, "a Chestauttt,
1o1,'R6s:--tt3 Puiladclnhla "a
, 1864-02-17

H.. IHD market was Gull SalG8 were lFt b1ls
SsdaT Ksls shsles spring extra 1t f5s; so bbis
SShs aasf ia s sss fs1aa "a s.
Mill sTTEF.iieis Is iaif supply s1intS sad ts
En- Eoas!s M'aahs'' per :eSs2s s SSs2%
wi WIEAT..Iecei1ed t to.iay. sis Sa 1sssived
dsfs - cssiss
hufaG4 Mithoni @ my aterlsi decline 1ae saals
ihs ior twe moniss pst tlI IL esdTas I'D IT
cet continre to auctnatc only aho9t 1c rsr bushel
fsf sx 81 .1af 9A' '0eS OF Wheat now held here
is;pfx tlsEs ~ ratlier more inaasy tot wheat.
p.r hafhsl sa1ss WIZ g ~ n c9 ba
Sp,ne . .feis i 400 s. Is nj xtsiS; Hsea
rs = e $ d s stsa sf sSliss e e. z L
store :. Sle1: 1ao 81 % + u i; %; ;,
~ od Gera
se sRI rs Eots dss9e IL tas msa55e. san o.
e. e s fss s1
5stSR: 2s s$ i Il cs z
D: Gsts) Hsses: s9eo % Dc tslssyhert, =. s3c:
e SSsssf
rg IN Vic market feE oats dns!ns tho week. and
speesia:ive las 6ssa W mats.iaiiy ehesE:
neas pae. t y VII III @ 11s
s:a IL sS15s 81 Sssk
Sssno as,tsisl esa1:e + prses: saes HeFs; spos
ssa :$ssa 9 IS ss
VIII: e!. Sa;h:ls: Tss as1kss 10 Nys soatiaass
III sae haa m ate1
~ ssf!ss "a sss s!ss! We
., aaa sm 1S5 IT, In store
ES II It fors S1S q !, bn do at 800 en No.
eeiysd III seek. sn heshels. There i better a.
Per sush.l sines the dssef eur last weckly review
SIMPLE h'ts S srp II god % emsad 1t 5ss tof ns.
&nm to EEtIms- I I5s stosE e o at pEesent
nxn.iJ. 0'1s ~ -. i1''N ''s%
Tentr there -: : more active Inquiry. and NC.
node @ IN sdSapcc or S9sc PCT hnShet Sales were:
do ID ~ "rs M II ~ = 3 - ~ ~ q q
bss prime . y II e. y On track:
,1e EsnsTslly ,his sriss, bat
s Gr1ss g 1isnMifes Mon1a 1haisate iowsr ngures
pe;s il ls,css. Ssbbiss Du1e ID It'd cans 'ss sead5
RurrE1.-Tncs iii supply of Butter is rery light aud
ihe n,ssaet Is drm' with agood demand for shipment.
1h ~ Hu9GsGt: Gt- : = ,-,., ...n,.
- ! - au1 suoS. Ss9SSc
Primo sEinrirg IN tlrktns. SsS99
Fair to GS9d 4o: ;22gsc
tb ;a;Hs ia nj, ana III heTH ~ y sss acu7e anu
iTSme Hsyys4.. aaa sas'et. "e44oss - 7sa,a,
cGm5o9; 25oae...-
n 4 ri tss s:esE ishs IND bela aaa
Irims Brus . s sa.:.
s:s 6ssn ss:fcsy o%ass &
Ire hs! E%a e
py fsns a,sa 4hsf5 beng xns 10
p.1gsme9t r. tns zceeipts Of saGss 81 al DE-
saoie ss:! ya9d % 'ss eanota f''p' VIC '
Auburn Mills .......:....:......::.. 10
eMnGS Alossl u 49, .'.''.---'--.'.. .....-' 1M
An {i;Il9s ilnsq; ::.:::: g
ha1apa. four bu
Gunnies, two
ce,n .~,s,sESs: M y: n ;$:::::::::: g :
Extra heavy. "a {
f'0ss se:* 's'' saisSa
4. !: I: e.: !: ::::::: I::::::: ::::::
nn1okssS!h rs ~ s
( +
III ;s:;;Sy s:;i;E Z s':
Isrr1 c,. efnT i,9tia @ s.n ~ ne
MI nr;tii Ihe se ~ " ~ sn
9notes 9I,s, 1,.,,,,,5,.. .,s-,
* @5S51>9
a,,St 1A'eo - @S.S
EStrn '''"'':'''''''. '''''''*''''''i.' IN
~ se % 49, 39V
GyA i r. - III tess Saane 70 nose n th!s
~ h n. ~ tast Et~ LII ,ns tF eaa<
sus p1 ~ y eesn t4a Me HlAkSks Supply o.
nax4 CONS WIS shoey LoG slnaus N tne remaining
~ ho1ns on NAM, TT suRpY 81 ssnEe nafa coai e.
yloE oHy eAsc IuaAtlty toF tlc require
nent o. tne ne1t t*o of tnfcG months, OF the very
ssnan anu INC larger 6lzes S6s; roak are Ii better
en5rnGa T 4e mcr1es ssns5sy lulss nsm an nn
a.:.s:
cIEyEIAHnG Hi. S
:: Do :. Mineral Tddge............:.....,..,. 10
, 1864-02-17
G1 F AND $25 RECRUITING
TWO STORY DWELLING,

TWO STORY Dw15LLING,
Cellar and outbuirdlnss with ten A.ea OF lind st.
tdched. adjoining the town Of Evausrot.
ALSO,
A NEAT TWO STORY DWELLING
In tho town Of EVANSTON ta3ether with other we'll lu~
Gated lots and lands n same place Apply 70
MUTT Z 1l:1CKES,
fc15W641lT IS Cla-E street, up-stalrs.
, 1864-02-17

DRIED DFRUIT@-Apr1ss-Th supply Ilrips
ahs Essk Eas been more limited. and the mors
withthe opening OF The sfisstsippi holders Of ffut
aRy sasss sFg not 9srsns much BET
Elth = strong rpwaro tendency. PKscHRs-There Is
ont little difference u tho market supply de-
ceips are 1nsuMccnt for the csna1d aud prices co-
aaeaaently fnlS very 1rm with m rPwar4 tendency.
mand. fEeyioCs qnosatiors unchanged. fIos-In
moderate ceMand ana fair supply. Market unchang-
co AZ pfeSltn Us Quuttt1ona. DOMESTIC FsU1r8 nfa
generally scarce AMI III fatr demand. Tho market
rules toerabt5 firm at present quotations. We quotc:
, 1864-02-17

FRUITs-GE1Ex ArPLEs in fair demand and
nosefsss sugply 1es market soatinqes hEn At Pre-;
tn;slisurplys Msrkcf aEn, and unchanEed. oaSGEs
In Light recent md mstss.t quiet and hr pyes-
tEt 1rotssions..: 0R*NrsnrrBs-The deu1nnt SereE-
ely has dsclIned evideatly i1ttmAslnR that we nre
erQuotktlons the rn!es steady and unchanged
GNEtTHCTS AND HICKORY HuTs-T1luso nse hutf fcw
remaining In the market tho SEASON having gone bv
a. psessaE quotations = fhw only arc scilfag. We
, 1864-02-17
SSIE<L Y j. co.,,
Distilla2s, Rechfers,
Asp wuox3aArH o1AkxEs Il
FOREIGN Sc DOMESTIC
-.
LIQUORS,
So South Wehr Street., Chicago.

.Maaafactuse1s Of tae cc.ubsntsd Hsetar and XXX
MaKnolla Whhky. VA. .Brova.s Aouoagahe1a, Rosa
G11. and all dunleauc Liquors.
ssuss for Protessor Eeoaard's ealebEsted Nectar
H!ftef1. fe3.wtE-lm
IT me OF PACKETS BETWEEN
TIE LAEESAND NDDryERPoeE-Wlus sal ftoc. :
LIVERPOOL during he month or April for
Cleveland, Dof1ast md Chicago,
The A Es. 1Lloyd's b.rpnse,
, 1864-02-17

for the cty trrde. and wth the supply Of good anf
sound Potatoes limited the marker rules very firm At
previous quotations. We Quote:
Prime qualities, Observation-Disclosures ocan n
Medium and Prime 2 Rbu................-.. o.aIs0s
P0ULTH X-There has been ilir iemona for
Dressed Turkegs and Chickens throughout the wecE
especially With Chickens the total receipts Of The
week being trsuftcenr for the requirements Of day
Prices are therefore ailnpet nominal We uuose:
Dressed Chickens, = HdoZ................... esk43D
Live TURTLES, Q07ss0m
dressed. T. 1N44t2
-
POWDEK-There his been a ycrT limited deMMant
excepting for BlnEttnE Powder The 1nriMt rules
ktcscJ aid tolefahiy nr1n ut previous quoatons We
, 1864-02-17

Qemc9t3 3t.-...- @S1-A
WHISKY
Irish Imported. 3MGiM
- do DdIneMIs-tle4t.@
Eect3ntl .....-. A0 Is
New Bourbon
and Rve......1M3f2 Is
WOODEN WARE
very t1Ym and Enci,AnEcd. .
Clnrn34So $-...l{1Ma11.A
do No H...11tMs11
do No 1..4.12.M$&11l9
do No 1....Hot31iN
Wa.aboarti5. per
daz........:.. 2Ma e1
Corn bnBEct2t I hu
1dox-.....-.-.6 6.m@ Ia
d. IL p1........ 7Me $50
70 2hu......,.,.a,A414oo 90
, 1864-02-17

a6nk
frer OF ptssAgc upnn recrfpt II Tie msrfsS nrsrs @
To be obtained .. iii fsr Tri1cfnal nn.ic S;nre
fel:.ws7se.eetis Pniladcipasa. p
Al UNN Il COMPANY So,;c;+c-~
lfa s..1rpTr,v S-ann.e.- : A0 AU.aH4eNA0
1hifsh.-s ~ ~ q 11 s1G eUEEldN PAEKN7o. s=Z
enpltsnefs or INC cuLusIhATED
S so nsh nP,,r ~ 1ov ~ A.. 1sll EixaGANa'
FRamRaiem o. niosTssion about Rateats Fshx.
7:sS..os1 :nN.l1s:9 snp5es esp5a OF he paper shkk.
ae*po'ean-sao
Il O l.EkSONo WISHING TO
Il EAoAGh ELIGIBLE STORES, OFFICES. &C..
n,- A'oeA t4"S' .-
nasInE eesufSd the property on the southwest cor
peo@ ., ~ Il. d aqe n hi. city,
Pfope.s improving ones pa; cea
iSoi feS oSIssiyss 81 s%pe sid
ke 10 stcS paea Or Snsn hessSs m Wno Toad
maae 20 onf nHtca1 interest. enasaFor tu laeorro
1ouna ansing ontlnea% hours At onr present Piano
NN"eA4s' s' ssu>n e'stA7t' oNitA d alAoS.
g, Soic A0enas lor Sfesnway's Pinnos,
Ieblt~s1a2t IN chtcaso and Cincinnati.
oru 1TrIKTn1c rAvr.1
KIN IALlNOIS CAp ANhf.
u NxAnor.rrKaa St}, ,J,ryxnrzr,.v,rnv,
, 1864-02-17

1o~c o~c.--~-ToxsoIEE E&a1aaT Tab-l6,- 1sal---
4. no1-ih consequence Of the extreme severity Of
e wea.nef since yc=tesaay afternoon all the stock
rams nave been delayed. the only receipts at the
P 10 oeloek hs afternoon being soma
hut suspended, the NUMEROUS buJcrs the o,,c
Ns1 waiting about tho saz4a as.xousy expecting sho
affaFA 81 trains. Thu total ;nn1sbar OF Ho.s soIl
smouas put tp s13 heat. prices rangtns nom sassa
~ sEcss There areno SIN pto,ns Of any aiu,nutlon
~ ~ nc nc of nsmnees market, and pzIces
, 1864-02-17

1 @ gi Ect!Flty u The market aud prices -encraE
NJ grnn , nl 20 on ell Patcut aiedicipcs
Se5so: aha Or glass: higher rates nre fund NJ
sIenrr M aS market has therefore an upward 1en
, 1864-02-17

ssS S Aos 10 10 sad al 'ssMu''ai SO sn 30 30 E. f..
HONEY-l9 sma1l 5unply and limited demand. We
l5taI8c z n.
UAI-With q lsrzn supply, and no shipping de-
m8nd, the market haA been less tt1n and more tl1n
usually inactive. dealers nre generally. holding
larEer stocks than they want, and with dull sale pr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

W Diseases OF the throat, chcstan pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insiious and dangerous. The
properties Of medicine tu alleviate, and uproot
thesacomplaints must be eKpectonnt, anodyne and
invgorating ioosuning the mtcus Of tho throat md
impartng tone TO the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class of diseases
like Dr. Wynkoops Iceland PectoIal II is used with
the most astonishing results Ia all cases OF bronch
lnduenEa, whooplng cough, diptheria or putrd sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs, Colds nervous sriiR
bility, Sc.
The Rev J. j. Potter certides that ~ have used Or
WynkOops Pectoral for several years, myself and 10
my family, tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II 10 many others and have never
seen its equal" Rev. j. J. Potter, BrooklynN Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimoui-
ais could DO produced, showing ts remarkable cures
and that II never fails.
Il ia composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian Balsam, ElecanpaDe, tomirey Bur
dock, and other invaluable expectsraDt aud tonic In
gradients. Its harmless, prompt and lasting In
VRds and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial.
Every family should have II. IL is remarkable tor
Uroup. FUN descriptions, recommendation and al
reotions accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W W. stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DIR. r. wynkoop, aud sold by d. s..
Barnes Co, New York. se2ldiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
Meeting in the 9Th Ward. In Ibis

Meeting in the 9th Ward In ibis
Ward the following delegates to the Guy
Democratic Convention, aud candidates for
Ward Officers we're chosen
AE Mcclure, 7 F Thresher, J + Tolan, g
Unger, A Barlow, h Benke, Jno Amen, J
Brssford, Jno White, Jacob Hitler, James
Sinkey, Geo sonuIag. .-fF-fh-'
Executive Committee w n Love
Council Jacob Decker
School BoArd,--T +. Thresher
Assessor -Pankratus Wiedner.
The following resolution wac unAnimouslS
passed
Resolped That Abraham Lincoln is not
our choice for the next President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
A.oteIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEI
BEACH STREET, BOSTON,

BEACH sTREEI, BOSTON.
lDsecuS opposite the Boston anu Worcestsr Railroad
Dspotl
|VNHb sAdefEgnsd who bas been % Hneats with the
II American House, In this city, Tor niue years.
has iea Sd thS WtlhkHoWn and popular Hotel for ~
term OF years, and pledges hm.elf to his friends ami
the public 10 use bis Utmost efforts to sustain the
utaton OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, NJ a first
class house The public may rely upon finding, A.
thus house all the appliances and comforts Of arsl
class hotel.
rrieo ar heretofore, I've Dollars per das.
ocNthtu FRANR " PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Book Bindery-Iu Beekers Building, over
the Post Oacsi every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books, Maga.
zines, &c Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No, %, Bsckers Building.
2w local f. W. MEYER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Laughing Gss -EEhibitions of the Nj
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas have been very
popular during the last two years in many Of
the large eastern cities DR., Collins, who
with his partner, DR.. Cotton has been the sue.
cessinl manager OF these entertainments, pro.
poses on his way West to stop one night in
Dayton, and as will be seen by advertisement
has selected the beautiful Huston Hall as his
headquarters. These exhibitions afford an
infinite deal Of amusement, and diaw out
elsewhere the most fashionable audiences Of
ladies aud gentleman. You that are troubled
with the blues, mopes, horrors or dyspepsia,
will remember this laughing entertainment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
aAndusAh DAy'OD ana Clpemnau Il. :.
Hla q % q sslIillallaliaa lilIi.sl;la.

I
Il n anu after NoVeuiDeI 10, ista. .,,, -
- nouSe' fasHenEer anu rreitht 4 ,.i, ''i 'af'h,
- tV''l 8vllS huttht as IvlloHt. va 'out '
H.An a, "a thieukh Freight anu A..,L
I OsEO WIN fAHAeL{sr LAi Hi,atusd Odsuu. 4
ittHll =. d. haul IRAN Tor aIitp.n.L,
AO.OV urbaha, beleiVntalnS. Eee,'u' t"iLiiii, -
Is,,y ~, cohheeilhg at spuuaneII ~, oiJHt a.,
~. -, a. H, nuu OViunibB, ',i tl il tuii,,I iituh
r. - ~ peih ,e WA tIhih iuf LULnt.s ~ az
80, 49, ~ W l1'sbLigi Ft hHJbe a Ch,s, tuiest 49, 3
al, ~ mil'hs th Ifest,hae az $40 IA ~ y q a. 49,,
X u ~, A' Sl}ue Win luuu % tts ,,,., f''sL1IA .
I,aI he'uh last 1IiitLb IivV,,atn - -" .Vi,u
~ - 81 ''oo H. ana fufalu M a,t. ~ otV q
-, AitiiuA IA loioCO VI ls.iB Ip Is.N a. 10.
80 ., ., iSS'SV IA, Alu oabulthk y ~ ~ ~ ~ 90
n. =, a., Nlsht IA lrsss tOi .,,Si,i ~ 80 a..
- ~ heleiuhthinv cOues M, 9NuiS, CitEafs.
RIAL sv,us hAst Oh 4i'tspurB H. NS,, nOfest "a
- k N+tstilhS u.Is q. ~ ss,.u tLits v
4 ~ nk n'9ti hitL IiAin an nm, -, oOuiH ata
', ~, ahu IihcagoAt lOtua "a XII ." - hA5u.
v,so ~ ,shu % alil loiouU Il r. AIit,in ~ Aiti Iia..
r"a,, ~ iIA DhkiIA al t:V' sId l,is "a Vie esL .
~ rV'"u' eauuusk) Ht -, u "'" ~ oiSO . ,
I.lln r. M. uuhis Wire Au,.t,
'..yO1 Heytvh on aiiNhi VI tn,n tu''vH, ieasi4I
80 r X ~ lnkne'u NJ S's0 ~ ttss iit'4,u,,i,
and HItn,s, a. - - IA, beIivioeu.,n. i"'fe ,
liehvts Wa tlis Lths 90 ,t
sAb1I 4, hhu ~ 'he liekei Utiiuv A, A'st
&C. ~; W; hiNS, tluhvt Agtpt Wv Ohiobb,i
sa aa'e always ss Tow ~ o, nj, In, ....
r,,,til, 49, "'vh itiauiu 10 hfupiut,, iiNu'e'
Al Aa,h IFIJ a. me company fhI9,t 'e'Nbi y "a.
S'Arr, noh. hcLvl AkcuI, ''1ls "I' io
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01


Meeting in the Fifth. .Ward.-Pur
suAnt to notice the Democracy of the Fifth
Ward met at the Oregon Engine House, Mon
day evening, Feb. 29, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for Ward oficers, and Ap
pointing delegates to the City Convention.
On motion, 7 Y Smith vas elected Chair
man, and Dennis Dwyer, seey.
On motion, the following named gentlemen
were then appointed delegAtes
Ezra Thomas, ] q s,oppslman, Jno Worm
neldorf P Waltz, d T8eiderbach, M Worman
VIM DRvy Fred Brown, Jas Sehneibly, Tho,
KAho Geo Helmick aud Jesse Darlington
On motion, the delegates 10 the Convention
we're authorized to Gil vacancies.
On motion, Henderson Elliott wAs elected
a member OF the City Democratic Executive
Committee from the Fifth Ward.
VIM Dayy was nominated unanimously 70,
Assessor.
Henry Rott was nominated BY aeclama,iou
for School Board
y Henry sehIsman gqs nominated by acela,
nation for couneilmap.
TT = Ifu.H ~. lsH :. rffI 70 LlHr1. nfHhnif ODD Ia
On motion, Dennis pwyeF was recon
Wended Ia the Oily Convention, as sApdi
date (or Justice Of the Peace, - r,
Alter short addresses BY Mr., Elliott, sad
others, the meeting adjourned. .1.,....-s.
T. L, SMITH, Chairman.
DRSSs DwYER, Secretary.
affH .I1fIat .,NNH A UAiNHIu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Conductors Railroad conductors hay
been subjected TO any amount of vexation and
trouble, during the last few months, ia trans.
porting furloughed soldiers We saw one
last evening whose finger had been terribly
bitten by drunken soldier who had refused
to produce his ticket He succeeded in put.
ting him OF the train, when she ruiian snap.
ped his pistol at him three times This same
conductor had cut in the back of his coat
two inches long, made by another soldier in
an attempt upon his life For more than one
reason, railroad companies should admit no
drunken man, whether citizen or soldier, q
board their trains. .... ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Coal.--Geo Mccain l. Co, offer for sale
supply Of Youghiogeny, steubenyille and
Peacock Coal, 'a .a,l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
SpPcial Notices.


nj iU Lilo UlACKlE Y.l4J
L EARNEsrBY caution all young suffering
i from Nervous Debility, 6c., against endRngering
their health by patronlzng any Of the advertising
guacks You can fli'ly recover by the methods used
by the advertiser and by hundreds OF others, and in
no other way, ReId lettpr which will send YOU
you will send mo post paid envelope bearing your
address Direct to EDWARD n. TRAYER,
de9gdawGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
Illinois Ueuirai knlJ,n,u


<,N.n, ANEE % IlME -----''
,fra,nss are, .',, Monday, ho,omi.er IA ,s,,
LEayt yatS't9o9 t;9 hnd rAna, a. ISle.it ,11Sn ~
sio,,,h nh North' l:lU . NJ aud nm
o'na south, 400 mani ~ IN.
Lo.,, 49,. LEAVE PAkA
tio,,s North' OUO M and S1 1880.
aoT oGsh' Il;SVs N and 5,Sb a. =, I..a
~" Z, JuhNSOH. Get. Is,ii n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01
Important to all Interested.

j. r. LENTZ a son,
Successors TO LeutE wackel1
IIAVH iuut received frotn the Eastern mnrkst ut
4 Il cash tu chasos, large assortment VI mems la
ules' boNs, youths, mi EHes, aud Chdren'u Hopta.
Shees and Caters, Of the first qu atty and latest
and @ prceg that defy competition Also good'a as
sptuAent OF Hats and Cap for men and toys. AL
kRds OF work made ORDER Of tho best teraI and
Workmanship, A iitis warranted
FhtD. WECKEL, foreman will surely please
you " YOU give them trial.
Gall and eEamine their stock before eIse-
Where, j, +. LRNTH s son,
aus IOt Main bat,yaen TLirJ ond NerLat
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i Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth ST. preferred -
Enquire at this office DIFF
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-01

Democrats met in The First Ward last eve
ming at II. Stork's, and organized by appoint.
ing } II Cushing Chairman, and j. NJ Trader,
Secretary.
The following gentlemen we're nominated
for the Ward offices:
Councilman-A Decker.
School BoArd-Jscob Gilbert. n
Assessor. Lewis Heintz.
On motion, the following delegates we're
appointed to the City Convention, at BOckel's
Hall on Saturday evening: -Icog
VIM Dickey, John BushWidder, J Fl Cush.
ing Fl Stork, q spangler, Adam Conway, Il
Barnhart, James Barns, John Carter, J NJ
Trader Benz. ChiIes, aud Henry Austerbaus
Executive Comm ittee.- N Trader
The following resolutions we're then passed.
Resoiped, That the delegates are impowsr-
ed TO q II all vacancies.
ResoIved, That the proceedings be publish
ed in the Dayton EMPlRE.
.sg 57sar J. Fl. CUSHING, Chairman.
j. N. TRADER, Secretary.
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BD-The journal of this morning felicitates
its readers upon the "hnlling Of two OF. three
but,er.uuts by.a soldier on Saturday eve.
ming last. The "hulling" busin, So has gen
orally gone the other way No matter: the
journal will get enough of the bloody time
which it is laboring so assiduousy 10 inau.
gurate. The democratic party, in ts desire
to preserve the country from anarchy, has
borne too much of insult outrage, aud op
preston already, Confident Of it's power,
assured Of its reclitule, and conscious of is
rights, it il going to enter upon the next
campaign fully pledged to maintain free die.
discussion, and free, untrameled ballot, or
else to know thee why.1 Smoke that.
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NJ misnt 10 society, but, says she, indicating
IN nch warmth ''i1h clad there ain't any more
OF them,
Just then, Andrew, who bad been down 10
De'iraf, entered the apartment, with letter
GOm Washington, superscribed in the famil.
iar handwriting of Mr. Seward The eontents
therein contained was to the following able
aud significant purport, as follows, to-wit -
Owing TO the fight that was going on be,Ween
Mr., Chase, and Lincoln, and Fremont, ct al
be proposed for me to come out as lifelong
democrat, (bssing formerly been & }
for President, while at the same time be wo'
bite a few country rapers to bring him for
ward with pretty big blow for Vice Presi
dent aud when we got the South subugate3
we would divide her between US. 81
answered him with good deal of ability.
susting that hafwas addressing a person Of su.
perior intellect hut never having mauled Auy
rails, and ut The same time not taking any
pleasure in s'auqhtering men, | declined to
sell out similar to Mr.. Brougb, ct al But
says | juuging by the temper of the abolition.
lists In these parts, think female grizzly
bear (wlth small family would make the
most suitable candidate can think Of Then
take up Butler, or Burnside, or a Bengal IL
ger for Vice President, and the ticket will be
perfect success BY this means few hye.
mas could be introduced into the Cabinet,
aud the Supreme Court embellished with a
Maltese Jackuss, or so. then closed with
the following pertinent sarcasm Says /, |
"wouldnt Horace Greeley, the Cincinnati Ga
zette, and Cleveland Leader have n glorious
time stirring up the animals2'