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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-14
News Items.

There is a rumor that General Wads-
worth is still living, though wounded and
a prisoner. The report does not come in
in shape to be believed.
The n. o. G. is being rapidly sent to
to the front. Nineteen regiments have al
ready gone forward.
The battle of Thursday lasted all day.
Lee was driven out Of his entertainments
to Po river, the greater part Of his army
crossed that stream on the ght Of the
18th.
Sheridan is said to have destroyed
Fredericksburg, and Richmond and Vir-
einia Central railroad for miles.
Siegeps cavalry are moving down the
Valley of Virginia, and have crossed the
Virginia Central road near Charlottesville.
The Government is rapidly reinforcing
Grant. Twelve thousand men left Wash
ington on Thursday. 1t is rumored that
Siegel has re enforced Grant with l5,OOO
men.
It is said that thousands Of prisoners
were captured from Lee in his retreat
Thursday night His army is said to be
exhausted, which must be true of Grants
army also.
Supplies are reaching our army rapidly
O,r total lossas ara now estimated at
$4,000.
Over seven thousand prisoners have ar
rived at Belle Plain. including 400 officers,
and Major General.
Official pap-suckers, hsngers-on' lick
spittles and few dupes, favor Lincoln
for denomination. We shall probably
soon know whether these men can control
the Convention.
Governor Bramlette has callad for lO,-
600 Kentucky volunteers whom he pro-
poses to lead to battle "to save the Gov
eminent"
A dispatch states that our forces are
pursuing Lee. In view of the circum-
stances, we doubt it.
We infer from Stanton dispatches that
little progress will be made toward Rich.
pond for some days. Heavy rains and
muddy roads prevent the transportation Of
artillery.
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Poor Geography.


1t is a mistake to suppose that Rich
mOnd and the army Of General Lee, are
cut off from re-iLforcements from the south
by any operations of General Butler.
The road from Richmond through Peters.
burgh is but one of their routes south.
For more than year the iron has been
laid on a second route through Dsnvills
which is far in the interior. Only forty
miles were needed to finish this route when
the war broke out.
Again by cutting the railroad. between
Pstsrsburgh and Richmond the railroad
communication is not cut even in that
route, but only made more circuitOus. By
going on the Pstsrsburgh and Lynchburgh
railroad about fifty miles to Burkesville,
tho railroad from Lychburgh to Richmond
is tapped about fifty miles from Richmond.
Ben Butler showed an extensive knowl-
edge Typography when he said that Grant
had now nothing more to fear because he( y
Ben Butler was at Burmuda Hundred
shut W in Hfmprsgasbls" fortiheatiOnS.
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New York Market.

sA. A aNEw YoRE, May IA.
CoTTog-Quiet and..steady Aad upward ten
dency at s4@s5
FLoUR--duIl 5@l0c lower at 6 90 for extra
State Round Hoop 35@60
WHEAT-Nominally 1,67@l69 Chicago
Spring l,76@l,7s Milwaukee Clab; 1900
l,63 Winter Red.
CoRN--Shade 6rmerl 421.
0ATs--Iu very fair demand and steady Lt
S9t.
PoRK-Firm--25. }
BEEF.-Firm and steady
BUTTER 28@32 M
Cur MEATS. Firm.
LARD "A shade 6rmer, l3@l34.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 249I 25lor Western
PETRoLEuM-Firmer, 81 Crude; SO refined
Bond, 65@66 Free. . sgrgYtt
NEw York, May l4-Stocks irregular
closing frmer. Money 6 aud per cent, Ster
ling quiet and steady at ll0i. Gold
". $40 Coupons l24t, 6's 81 Coupons II I
One year certificates 9s New York Cen
trail 1921. Erie 81 lOt Reading 81 800
y. b. q y 80 . .-tI t.. -.
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a Sum ln almnle ProportIon.

General Grant has advanced on the
road to Richmond some fifteen to twenty
miles, and has lost $4,000 men. If it
costs forty-6ve thousand men TO move TWEEN
ty miles, how many must he sacrifice to 80
the remaining fifty. which still interviews
between him and Richmond
1t is obvious that at this rate Of progress
General Grant, with all his great ability
as alcommandsr, and seconed by the won
derful bravery and endurance Of his army,
can never capture Richmond. And this
must be the measure Of his advance, un-
less Lees losses are greater in proportion
than those of the Fedorals OF this there
is no evidence. A foreign officer, wholly
impartial, who witnessed the first seven
days fighting, expresses the conviction that
the Federal losses are much the largest.
The seething fanaticism of the hour,
will probably charge this language to the
account Of sympathy" with the rebellion.
There are men who would much rather
listen to the raving of red hot zealot,
crsSed with excitement and passion, who
proclaims the capture of the rebel capitol
thrice in every twenty-four hours, than to
the calm and rational dictates of common
sense.
We assure the public, that the horrid
days of strife and blOOdshed just over, have
concluded nothing. The hazards of battles
yet to be fought, may make either Grant
or Lee the viotor--may confer upon the
Federals the occupancy of Richmond, OF
leave it permanently in the hands of the
rebels
But no man, nor any newspaper, can
with any degree of certainly predict what
the end is to be.
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Ae9al.
SHERIFF's SALE,

John Swaynle No. 1870. -r- i.
vs.. Superior Ccurt
Thomas Bwaynle ct al. In Partition.
DY virtue Of, and in obedience o, the command OF
ID an order Of sale made by the Supeuor Court OF
Montgomery cou ty, Ohio, and to me directed will
ofer at public sale at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, June %, 1854,
Al o'clock p m Of said day the following described
real estate One Of ground taken by parallel
lines o Of the south do Of lot numbered seventeen
on the plat Of out lots west Of MAN and south
OF and ADJOINING the town Of Dayton, as originally lad
cut In the city OF Dayton, county Of Montgomery snd
state OF Ohio. .l.r 7 III = r.
Said premises have been appraised at s4oO under
former order Of his Court d cannot sell for less
than two thirds Of said apprRisement.
TeTms-H CASH in one, and the balance IN two
years rom the day Of Haei the deferred payments
bear interest from day Of sale and 10 be secured by
mortgage on the preini .eB.
GEORGE WoGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
CoHovER a CBAI0HEAD. Attorneys. miawts
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A Country Residence fOr Sale.

A DESIRABLE country residence, With ahesu
"A aores Of good land. lying one mile north Of Day
ton, on the oldTroy road Ia offered az phvste sale.
There 10 a large and comfortable frame house, and
grated apple pear and peach trees; 6 large assort-
ment Of strawberry vines, Of the Wlson, New Albany
and Prolific yareueA aao, about three OF young
orrant bushes, FOR wine purposes. any persona de-
string TO purchase are requested 10 call and examine
the properly them selves a. the propnetor 10 oon.
hdent that Il will bear inspection.
Alao, ten and hal aores Of hmhered land, four
miles north OF Dayton, near the old Troy road
oo24daw6 JAhEs KNOOP
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Dayton 1IarkeI.

1sel-. DAYTON, May IA
HARsBMANS FLoUR-Red wheat
wholesale 6 90 retail 9 60
WHEAT--$I 30@l 35. f5I
CORN--l0O; Shelled 9O@94. q.
OATS-68
RYE l0@ll5
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE-48@60.
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l6 per doz.
WHISKY-l Is
CHEESE -l6@lT.
DRIED PEACHES-l6@ls.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS-Per bushel 50 50@2 co.
HAY-Timothy S22 per ton.
TEAS-Sl 0O@l so.
RICE-9@ll per lb.
BUTTER-4O@4S
LARD-l2@l6
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PLANTATION RITTERs


deserve to suffer If they will not try The celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce immediate
ssAshoia effect. They exceedingly agreeable, per
eety pure and must superoede all other touios where
healthy, gentle sa mulant is required
They purify, strengthen and inVgorats;
They create a healthy appetite;
They are an antldote to change OF water and dieti
They overcome effects OF di patton and late hours
They strengthen the system and snlVen the mind;
They prevent miAsmAte and intermittent fsvsrsi
They purity the breath and Aeidty Of the stomachi
They cure dyspepsia and oonstipatiO
They cure dlArrhsA, cholera and oholerS morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headsone
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great rsstorer. They are
composed Of the celebrated ealisayS bark, winter.
green sssssras roofs and herbs, all preserve per.
hrtly pure Ct, oroix rum.
Ihays given the Plantation Bittsrs to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most Astonsh
ing effect. g. W. ANDREWs,
aupt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
The Plantation Bitters have cured me oflivsr
complaint Of which was laid up PROSTATE, and had
10 abandon my business.
ID b. hlNG5Lh bleNelhuul NlnO
"sR lowe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Btters have saved my life
Rev. ". H. WAGeoNER, Madrid, n. T."
Thou wilt send me tvo bottles psors of thy
Plantation sitters. My wife has been eatly benefit
sad by their use. Thy friend,
Asa OURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"~s have bqen great sufferer nom dyspepsia
aud had to abandon preaching, The RntNtior
itssrs have cured me.
Rev. J. 8. cArH0RN, Rochester, N. Y"
"es Send US twenty<our dozen more Of you
Plantation Bers, the popularity OF which are DAILY
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
PTopretorB WllArd's Hotel, Wsshington,D O."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re
oeIved. They are immensely beneficial To weak per
| sons and delicate emaes.
Be utinus Of r4-allsd bottles. See our signEtur
on a nne steel plate label. They are not sold by tn
| gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log cRb
bottes by respectable druggists, groceTs hotels 50
,oous, steamboats, and country stores.
| Pa. DRAKE co.,
| ae2haaarn enc HrOadWav. ~ V
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nramIette cslls Tor Treons.

LoUnviLLE, May l4--The following die
patch was received ct midnight last night
"FraRkfoyt Nay ls--Editors Louisvills
Journqh Kentuckiaus to the rescue, want
ten thousand 100000 six months troops at
once. DO not hesitate Come | will lead
you Let us help to fnish this war and save
our Government.
(Signed) THOMAS Z. BRAwLRTrE,
Governor Of Kentucky"
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R,beI C.ptoin,, st.,.m,n,

NEw YoRK May l4--A rebel captain taken
prisoner informed a correspondent Of the New
York TIme's that be ussisted in the burial OF
General Wadsworth, and took from his body
his Official pspets
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WASHINGTON. May l4-Tpformation receiv-
ed FROM the Army Of the Potomse at noon to.
day 10 that yesterday they we're still pushing
on in Lee 8 rear
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Lord Lyons ana JoR. Davis

PHILA May l4-A letter bas been receiv-
ed in this city from Lord Lyons, stating that
be has never had any correspondence with
JEFF Davis, and that recent publications to
that effect are forgeries.
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f. L II x.UYTg
StrieklGnds Anl- ChoEera Mlrs,rs 4 -

N1WteH1IE'W o dFEt- OVOIoTU Ml1tuT6. 4 Y
. composition Of sstrnRents absorbents sfupu
l. lants and carmlnstiyes, which every physician se
knoWedges IS the only prePafat that will eIeot
peTmsnent cure Of Disrrhea and Dyseter ,Thia AntE
Cholera Mixture Is now In IN some OF cur army
hospitals where II 81 yes the greatest satisfaction II
cthHens and we will guarantee IL TO be the best reIno.
dy IN the world for Diarrhea and Dysentery. ~
Mr. Woods, Of Covington, My, will be most happy
TO satisfy any one as to the virtue of Strc kland
Choiera MKturei In art we have great number Of
testimonials nom patients who have been cured after
being pronounced In urAble by their phYscians some
amer taking only bottle Of sricslsnds Anti Cho-
era Mixture. II YOU suhee with DlsTrheR and Bysen
terry try one bottle f mia 3
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"Whom nnmerciful DISASTER
Follows fist and follows faster q"

"A New Orleans letter Of the 7lh, in the
Ersress, gives q report that Gen. Banks is
rAtreating by the land route 20 Brashesr
City, il being impossible to do so by the Red
river. as the steamer City Belle, on her trim
up the other day, with regiment Of troops to
reinforce him was captured, With all on board
and the boat burned Two other boats had
been captured and burned"
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:Gor Sale,
PUBLIC SALE.

VNHE personal property belonging TO the estate Of
J John Bart, deceased, consisting OF to6acc0,
cigars, furniture and other property viii b. sold al
pubic outcry on the thirIeth ay u May, 1894 cOm.
menong at ocock st the late residence Of deceased
ENEL NE BART, Administrator.
GEORGE W. MALAhtRE, Attorney, ml4dts
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nina,terin Louislana.

Federal defeats and losses are the order
of the day in Louisiana. Banks seems
to be that unhappy master described
by Po:
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sshoa.la whlps lhs nsbels.

PHILADELPHIA, May l4-A special to the
Eoeaisg Telegraph dated Cincinnati l4th
states news received here from soldiers that
sehofeds army moved from Bulls Gap on
I'd, and after four hours lighting on 4ih the
rebels retreated, tbs Union troops pursuing
them into N G. No particulars received
The news that General Thomas has taken
Dalton is confirmed. We have captured about
500 prisoners and ten or twelve pieces of ar
tillery, the rebels retreRted in some disorder TO
Resaes, and our troops are in hot pursuit.
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Read the following:
(1estamonf Of Mrs., Sarah GoVld.l

Read the following:
(TasGam0nlI Of Mrs, Sarah GoVtd.)
PAOF DnMvsm I've years ago my scSlp berarns
Tae disease spread until my scalp was one completa
sore. It became very Pslniu; my rest at night Ras
broken; the burning and itching sensaton sur,
ponablAiI would apply remedy ater remedy, bot
only momenteTy relief consulted several physi-
disease with which my scalp WAS affected was 4 salt
Ri uni, and that they could not benent me. read
h. @ son sI ~ oohsuM 1t yoa.
and restore my hair, which bad become very thin.
WIN that ag,ranoe placed myself p yo1r hsnds.
my scalp s perfectly WE'LL and my hair has CEASED 10
iall out. Respect nlly yours -- 81
MAS SARAn GoULD, No III South Pearl street
y l. het acknowledged by all who have used the
Bair Rsstorer and their uame IA Legion, thatIth
The ONLY PREPARATION .sas ~
That would sfecInslly and Pe,penenIly IeAsore ths
hair OF those who are hald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING orr.
Thelsras and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
10 The strongest evidence Of the manifold bensAS 4 is
oOnisrTinG upon 4.g ~ aEsa Tr1 n
THE HUMAN FAMILY. 'ta
The eonndsnce q the public has been Obtained, ssd
hsy all unite In atseasing to s merit and vnSt superb
OvHR ALL PREPARATIONS %.
Hyer fntrhdueed. I do NOT reeommtIa5 my prs,asa.
hon 70 cause hair 70 crow slK eet 70 trebj q Inany
nonths, aslt smple lmRossbillsy, aEd tolaly d.
sksptoal OF increduiouss viii make bona dde oeeri
Will forfeit eI,0OO qrYV "a
lone Thousand DoliArs) n i fail to oure the worst
cases q partial badness, under fheen years stand
THE ONLY eaN rEE HAS REsToAHR.
This wonderful remedy Is sSId BY druggists ssnsr.
~ YouA DRUGGIST HAs NOT GOT 1T BEND
FOR 1T. a..- mi b..
RB.-cures guaranteed in every case Whsss ne a.
recu0ns FOR - are implicitly obeyed.
s~-Frlse, VI per bottle, er 1lH bottles for -,
PROF., II, A. DE MUNN,hE
Sole ProPnetoT, Nc. 20 Orange atreg4
taASdy Albany New YeFk
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION

DiOOOLO ltON,
VNHE cop artnershlp heretofore existing Mfisr 4
L Cha.ch IN the Merchant Tailoring Busia rs, was
disso we'd ~ mutual consent on the drst day n Feb
rusry, instant The books are In the hands of enry
Miller who will continue the bus al Che Old stand
Huston Build ng, Third and Jefferson str
Those who have claims against tho hrm will lfesent
them for payment, and those VINO are ndebtsd 70 tha
nrm are expected % call and settle Their aooounts
Withodtdelay, as tho business must be closed
HENRY MI LEE,
feSdaw J.S. CHARcH. saa
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DOR sALE-rhres farma. lying ABOUT nine miles
II west a. Dayton, one m lie south OF th0 Wolf Crack
Pike, and half mile south Of Amity, adl dining each
other. ~ A p -. i,
one OF IfG acres, on which Is good stone hutdlnE
o timber n =
One OF la5 acres, on which is q good brick honse,
with reasonable barn. also one Of the best springs
10 the county and seam saw mill about 70 acres 81
good timber
ne o. 70 aer's Of good coll and we'll Watsred for
stock cattle Wv rHI
The above Arms will be sold altogether or separate
on reasonable terms. For information apply 10
DAVID 4. MILLER,
s9w4s On the pFemises
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REAL EsTATE 40 I SALE.

+ WILL sellthe following real estate, IN the city Of
i Dayton, v appl loaton ls made soon:
First-~The Main Street Hl Property, occupied for
the past few years a. public garden. 1t IA well set
with grape vines, eh ice hruhhery and irnit trees.
second-1he vacant lot adlonn ng the Southwestern
District school House, on Ludlow street. I|.l
1hird-Seyeia building lots the west side ol JEFF.
lsrson street, south OF the Canal Bridge.
mAd2w @. w. HOUK, Once on Third a.
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MRnica[

GUBEs Coughs Colds, Bore Throat, Asthma. nna
" Consumption. It s only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 70 ny one bott5 o
Strfckidnds Aelifu0us Cough B0lsom
10 convince them thstits the best preparation ever
used. II not only cures the above affections 81 the
Throat and Lungs, but Il cures Night sweats and
Splitting Of Bl cd and IL an excellent RarRe for am
kind OF Sore Throat. II ls pleasant 20 take, and y
safe medicine or infants Price 90 Gents per bottle
For sale by Jrugqsts generally. m14
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AegaI.
ESTATE or OWEN CORcORAN.

TINHE undersigned has this day been appointed Ad.
j. minlsustor Of the estate OF owen Corcoran, late
81 Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased.
April 70, lSe(-m7wS JOHN STEPHENS
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~ disease By the use OF
Dr.. Sfricklands PIE Remedv.

Read what those say who have used 10. f aaaa
Mr Charles W. Land, am, OF Louisville, and Mr.. ].
HaIarde, Cinciunsh, both we're cured a ter usina
one pot Of Or. strickland's Pile Remedy. They say
they have tried everything but could obtain DO ree
but one Pot OF Suiekland- Pile Remedy efected
wc q Kind Of Piles. They recommend every
who - suffering to tryit
Ask for
DR. StriekIands Pie Remedy.
Sold by ell druggists 50 cts pot Mauuiacturei at
No East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. nI4
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DENOCRATTC STATE TICKET.

lEMUChAIIC Slhlh lAOAD
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG
or Seneca Csuny.
SUPREME JUDGES,
(Fon FuLL rEsn,)
PHTLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
oi Fairfield Cou y.
tso mt vAoASolrA.l
Lon Vacancy
MACHIAS {. WHITELEI
Of Hancock County.
short VacsDoy,
ALEXANDER ,. BOYS,
of ighlsnd County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlrCHFlELD,
OF Holmes Comfy.
covPTRoLI,pR OF THR TREASURY.
WILLIAM S V PRENTlSS,
OF Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
OfHardin Comfy.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
(FuIL fNRn,l
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Asnland County.
icon oASoT,l
CHARLES B0ESFL,
or Aualaise County.
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Matr 22estorer.
PROFESSOR DE MUNN's
ONLY GENUINE G1H tGs&
HAIR iRESTORER!

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
THE sklll Of the medical faculty in treating dseases
i Of the scalp has, in MAORI Of cases, been baf
dsd by this, the most peculiar disease Of the human
frame i i not % be wondered at asitr qur-s great
the causes which produce the disease. lUnlesa the
cause IL discovered, IL is an utter mpossiblty TO
Grad cate the diSeaae and effect permanent onre.
Diseases Of the scalp have been prom lncufabe
oy some 81 the NEST eminent ply aieians. Ihayede-
voted ' Z. rltff f
YEARS OF STUDY
To this peculiar part Of the human trame and ana
satisfied that possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
So far As known, that would permanently eradicate
those loathsome diseases Of the scalp |. O., .Isf b
SALT RHEUM, sOALD HEAD,
And ether cutaneoua ses and restore Re hair T.
those who have become bald, To make
good the asserhou, i viii forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
n fall to cure the worst cases Of diseased soaIpS Of
tire LONGEST standing with the ID
ONLY eENUINE HAIR RRsToRER.
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National Guard Going TO the Fr0nt.1
CiEoISEATI, May l4-Ths National Guard
are being rapidly sent TO the front, nineteen
regiments have already gone forward.
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Aottces.
NOTICE 10 BOOKSELLERS AND BINDERS,

AuDTroR's oTFIoK, MOsTsOHEsI Co., OHIO,
DAIToS, May ., 1884
DROPOsALS for furnishing the Bl nix Books and
i stationery fo- the county Offices Of this county
during the year ending June Z, 1885, accord nR 10
snec cHcatons which will he rnshpd On application
viii be eeyed at this Office until the first Monday
Of next month
BY order oi the County Commissioners.
mlodu THOMAS o. LOWE, Auditor.
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OF BOARDS OF EoUALT-
ZATION

AUDHOE's oTuoH, MoNraoHHEI Co., omo,l
DAYEoE, May 4, 1854
THE Board or Eaualisation for MONTGOMERY County
ohio, viii meet In this sfiee, for the transacton
of business, on WEDNF sDAY, the lsdh Of May, in.
slant
The Board Of EQUAL natio- for the oi5T OF Dayton
10 he appointed ~ the City Counol, will mt Of az
above, on MONDAY, the asd Of May, instant
THOMAS q. LuME,
mSTTh6Su Auditor Montgomery County
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]9lalltatlon 16lGtGrs.
s. T.--l96O--x.

Persons Of ssdentary habits troubled with weakness
Nssltude palpitatlon Of the heart, Lack of appetite,
distress aftor eatng, torpid liver, constipation,
lasarEe 70 suffer II thaY will not irX Lha ceebEatad
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NAs NOTICE. consequence Of the advance on
VI coal, Ia or and all materials that ensnr int the
man ture OF Gas, the Gas Company are cor pelsd
70 advance the price Of Gas dollar per 1000 feet
from the ttst day Of May until further notice
m4d5 b. II. EVANS, Becretary
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NOTICE TO THB TtX.PAYER, OF MONT.
G0MERH COUNTY.
VNHR books fnrthe collection Of the balance Of the
taxes oil 1858 due une 20, 1891, are new read ' in
his ofn'e Those wing such taxes can pay at any
time between this and the 10Th OF June next Delays
are dangerous, JoNATH ~ KENNEY, 4
treasurer Montgomery County, obio.
Dayton. April 10, IsS4-alsdaWt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-14

NATIONAL BANKS, DAYTON, OHIO.
MO IoR-on and Monday, May . the FIRST and
~ Second National B inks Of DaytOn will open at
eight a m and clone u thrre pm
q HARMAN, Cashier.
mods D @ X ehOH, Cashier.