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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18

@ m. 8. Sswarp, Staats-Seeretdr Der
perunsiniatsn Staaten unter @brntam 2incplu,
lit Elm GROCER @auusr. Gr bat tirSli6 in 2u<
burn i'm Staate Mep ycrt cine 9epe eekaltsn,
pslte Elm unpsrtenntarss 3eiten icinsr S6lau~
bett. ieinsr Serseelidftit unb ieincr genrtbei-
lunsefraft sitt. Snpsm er Die @artci 9tncclns
anb psGen SrisgS- unb Wiarinss Secretars ere
greiit, Ufsrtrt er ben Hebsaeu Die Contribution,
bic @drantie Der Sslapersi uub sincn b~rioerli.
den SGub In Der Birdie Der @lIf1eligfeit uno
5reitsit. We@lsuau unp rie Democratic ftebsn
i'm Sunpe nit Ssfsripn Dapis. uno wenn Me
@leQdn in Der pralpsntenwatl fiset, 70 iieat isi-
nsr lni&t na6 Seferlpn Davis. Die game
Sahc ,puree In CANADA aSgsma6t, uRb wsnn
IS our6grflbrt nitro, 70 III Davis nab Ietnem
Seltebsn cntmeeer praiipent. &bnla rber tSaticr
pes 9an3en &anoes, ~ertrpeSsr nit posr ptne Siilfs
@uropas. Die 2Uuppn Iimes if pas Sraan
aller SSinss Der Der. Staoten, UNI pielelbe leat
eersn 9lane nns tlar Dor 9iussn. Der Npresn
fdmpft fur bsn epnltitutipnea erip6blten VrdI
senten, nnD Grant, Sbsrman unp Sarra ,ut
tcsrcen in Sturgeon DEN Sibsn ercbcrt baben, pa
td8lid 10000 Soluatare ft4 msIpen, nm Self.
Davis Dem 2ooesftps 3u 9eten, 70 oas nun cine
HilitnriI&e &usbebuns gang uno gar unn6tbil
III. Dieter lebte 9untt III istnsu !SutGrern be-
~fcnsers aneensbm.
Surh pas 5crtl&reiten unlersr 1ruppsn -
fagt Separp - rssroen tir eroberten Staatsn
Der S%nlursenten nnu balb nm snap:se @rlaub,
nib Febsn, tpiebcr in Die Union aufssnpnmen
gu ipsrDen. Gin BaFenRtuRanb, cine @unpru-
ttcn Der Staaten uus Die @abl @c@Ieuans lnp
bssbalb unnGtttg. Su Qbrabam aleiu bsrubt
HTfer 5eii. Die 8aotfalen, welGe 1remont
ocri6lasen, linb feline 9atrtoten, fe gsten nthts
uni he Union, aber AGes fir emancipation.
Der Sec Itlantas unD Der Ssaunsrn Dor Wip.
Bile prrtinbeu uus bas @nbe u~nIerer .Suraeu
Hnb bic Bisosrter itelluns Der natipnalen BE-
eDrpe mil 6ritpe uno Slid in leinem @efolac.
Son benz higher lap" uno benz yirreiNitIe
conflict" erwatnte 6err Seward fsin g8prt.
So bait man ras arre 9clt gum Narrsn.
1ltsn September 1864.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18
Dfrmii1tes.

- Dim 3lfsn y. Sits. wurpe Snmpiun GU
u. g. BON einem bsfti9en 6asslfurme beimee
iuft, Der gdume ausrte nno ibertaup. arpfeu
Shapen anvidtetr.
= IS miro 5eriAts:. RAP @enernl 0ihplos
ano @encral 6a9e, Die nat Dem Rrieosibou.
plhB IN SrGns NiiiTifppt Uerlrst wcrpen warren,
a"f tbrer Hsile ra9in s~efan9ru NOR.
ben tpdrtn.
Der Nsw gort 5eraIo meint, bas GO NIT
oen Arn'een Der 8~cbsIeu niGt mcbr melt hsr
tst uno rap ~ctrielben nur nod purh eutnerst.
alters 6pahe Manner unr barfistoe 8naten
retruttrt perper tGuntsn. g8rnn rs fh wirfI;db
10 perotslte, marum MAIDEN oenn bic @aufess
Der 8on5en Hsbeuicn atbt Gin l6neQes 5nps 2
pit New gctt Nsrvs wieperboIt ouf Soa
SeftimmteIts, oaS Die @rant'ibr Nrmee Be; if.
rem usbsr9an9 iiber ben 9~tapiDau 24O.O 600
Wann FART SsneIen iet. uno bod tOnute @ralt
troB oieler ueberma6t Bis test nur 8lanfenbr=
irs9un9en ansfl6ren unO 0sterstura beld,isfer.
Der 2sitnam General MOreans III pou
@resn9'as, &snng no or rur6 Die 8srratberst
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18

Wdbrens trir uns ben Gppf serbrs6en, tptr
et9tntltU Der fur une ain teften pafcnoe 9rGi=
Dent ees NcroruS lctn DHrbe, i'm BEN iiebsn
Jrtsbrn tptsper bersultelen, srfabrtn mir bur6
Ben yfetp yurf SerAIo, baB Qcuis NappIeon unr
SObu SlibetI ans nGbitens gforD unb Sao nit
5rpet prinsen pm @cblut trIhcntcn perben, un
Die Vulfsberrl6aft an ben NG9eI Az banacn.
Gs ihetnt, ais penn HaPpleDn ppn ben Qbpli.
ttpnilfen etpas 9elernt BATS. Diele soften
namlth Die SciaSeni faaten NIT freieu Stanten
arnsrben. nm 70 bic Selaprret ausfurutten. yia.
pclscn Wiu bic lIbli6e uno nSrolibe @cnfDps-
ration mir Soni8rei&sn u~mseben, INN fu bic
Gpltsbrrrihaft gu erbriidsn. Mtt Mertcp bat
er ben Nnfans 9enaht, Canada uub Glib Qme.
rita tpersen na6fcl9en, unp rann fcmmt bic
&eibs all ums. Iugul Belmont, Ssf Dasts,
s. y. Benjamin, s. @las, Solsomte, Sanbers,
Greeley, @ae ifno fe ~sIsentsn Nappleuns. @nes
lamb, Seftretb unb Spanien wcrben balp Nlp-
nardten I'm uns sebilpet baben ME t5nnen
mir psinna6 republitaniiA ~bleiben2
Wenn OH Dem @eidw6b bes Seralbs etiras
fsin fpate, bann pirD bic Gelapenfraae nod Diel
tnebr In ZEN Sinter9ruub treten. gs frGet lest
f6on nur elm febr fleiner Shelf Der Nabicaler
earne6. Ote aniDn upsr Die Sbriluna oer1eIz
BEN, bns nletn 1T bic 5rae, bes ausenblifs, -
atsr audi etfs pirb unpth'i zig, trrnn re barauf
nnEommt, oh mir 3~ufiuftis republitaniSd urer
inonarbilh tcsrben fpuea. Diefs 5raae wtrp
uns anf bic etne Ubrr antsre Reile ben 6rieben
brtn8en, fe ptro aQe nnpern 5rasrn bebsrrIten,
neil Ncrbeu uno Sipen tnSon aleib beribrt
rperSsn, unb Die besbalb, entipeoer pereint, oper
9%strennt I'M Sunbe, 9smsinf&aftGi6e Sads ma
btn tperoen. @infweilen abrr eauat IS DON osr
NeGislan'4sn 9artet al, abraGam Qinco!n
aus benz Sattel 5u bsten, etneu g8afsnftuRanp
3u l6lisben, ben @Iosn au3uerfennen
SnS 70 aae 9tans NupOlsOnS in gsaua auf mo-
narhiits Ne9issun9en untsr ms su pernittenx
ST absr aud Disfs Dat.tt fir Die 6ortlssuna
hes Srts8ss. bann ipielt fe natarIib 0apolspn
Die Sarten In Die 5GnDe.
12tsn September 1864.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18

sga- pr. .. q. %5Outeportt, Der frlber in
S9lena0' gus, 'sbts, unD Der iib lpatsr eintae
sen In @nlpeppsr Gourtbouie, 9a., ~aufbitIL,
Miro Aterour6 auf8sforOsrt, lb miinOlib ODER
l%rtftlt4 an Snpt. 5atG, @r4anss<S ureau,
gt'&mUno, Sa., sn menOen, Der pittiae Wapieyt
iur bsnlsIbrn in S6npsn bat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18

batrn. Die SeioBuna pie Die 8swubncr Wos
tiles itnp Der ucter;susuua, bae fe cinsm isrsu
Nugrif crfcI9rei6en g8issrfanb Ieiien unp bic
Start bolten tGnnen.
Die prlttii&su Seri6ts warcu arfsrn pbue
belpnosrcS SntrreGe. 0as en- Sunntaa rsr>
t%reitste @fridt. See beati6tiae 0etsrsbura an
%raumen. bat lid ais uubeariuost uup lahcrIi6
bsraue9tfeIt. Sn Nsw gort sat etue erpsarz
tise HatilicntipnS- 9 rrlammIuna Ter in @picaau
Ncminirtm ltattssfunecn. observation-disclosures
Der linton mar Der @runbgepante Der babel ae<
b~nlttnen Jepen. Wcgteqan Bat Die Npminas
tten Der rem0fratii6rn 9artet ansenpmmsr ,
MIL aber aud erft Damn 5rieoen, peun ric Linton
pteerr bcrgcIfrIt 1T. @in,elur Decentralization.
Ole rrumitibi9 inter oae Sterncnbauner ,urlid.
tsbrtn prusn, nil er alIsrgndptsf wicbsr all
nebn'en. Wir tpmmcn allc tei Der ~rtrpaiacn
SBabl Mt@tepanS aus benz Rsgeu In bic Sraufe
unp miFsu uus ieltf bei5en, Die @usbebuna
i'm yfurSsn ipu penn n0tbis nit @eipaIt purdts
9etlbrt ireroei. Stermann min aus Qtlonto
cine Taierne MAIDEN, une bat ben Sepcbuern
t'ner Stabt nn9eitigt. Daft fe irnertaIb pisr,ebn
aa9en ihrcn SunreI i6uiircn, Sat unb @ut i'm
Std laIen unb rntpensr nab Dem Norpen ubtr
nab pem SIipen ausnanosrn mulen. uno burh
iolGe fannitoliTtc 8rfrtte renfcn lb Sieis
untpnsrettcr ole 2icbe pts ilbliben Iplfte al
etrinaen!
Srn petersburg traf scftern Die Nn6rtht Gin,
pab Der Seine Die Stapt pjcpcr nit ,cinen lt,pe.
rem YfBrfsrn teG6o6tu babe.
Davis Saus, an Der gGeIoun Sa6n ecleacr.
Ut ron osmislten rUr9eStsrr nieSergetrannt.
Oas itno Die sanssu psr 9eIrrn bier einae-
l~aufenen SeriGte. Gtue GGetnbare Nubc berr(dt
nlio uberaa, Die isboh ppn feincr Daucr fem
tam. Grant bat bic p6n Gity point nod5 Der
Vriorn SaGn gsfIbrte Sabn puQenpet, uno pa
Ole SScd,cn unp Sass bis ,ur Rupemtcr sDobi
9rjablt liror Grant nbcr bis batin @rfclas rr=
ttH9en mub. un tte gBirrererwab.ung 2tnculus
lno9lt6 gu matru, 10 miIen mir alGu ieoen Sao
Gre'9nillt crraitCn. Gle hem gan3rn Stano Der
Ssrbaltntls cine dnrere gRsnpuns oebeu f6nnsu.
zee uno unierr ~tapfsren &ruppen mcrpen iebcb
huf cine jcoc 9Ssnruu9 brr Otnae pprarreitet
'rti nnp tbrrn dtten Hubm su pnhren ,p:Hrn.
0ie pauptatttt @rnui'e wjSr rabridbeiult6
Die Iein. feline Observation-Disclosures his AIR Southz
losrpae tprtiu'rBen am auf rl:ie 9Griis ANS prn
lerer MISUNDERSTANDING nit Dem Siren OBJ
in'bnetoen INN iU See gum Qufasben Wetere.
tur9e unc Nid'Inpnpe IA 3piuaen. uulerer
Nrmes nurOs ronu frstii& Ger gDes na3 gGaIbs
in9t0n Uf1eit teber, mpmit une Bier freil,h niti
ase'eni marc ia 9yant niht NIT alien leinrp
yantees btnter Sre brrlaufcn marbr. Bum @liid
flr un0 Bat atsr Grant ole SoutblfOe 9eoap
nod ntttt, uno Der 9!Coember mtro tUmmen mn
II miro ie INNER uub uiht BADEN. Der o,,en.
eIldI'me @rfclg ober, pen bic ganfscs purh
of Se'tbun9 AtlantaS erransen, Fam tbs ba.
b'n lI3 ater nod rit 9enug Su %unieren @unfen
anpsrn. wsobalb mir nOrb immrr riner begcren
3ntunft entss9enirbea tDnncn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-09-18

%'rlSitosnf %unlerer auewart:eem QbOnnenten
9acsn no@ INNER nttt iGre falieen Nbpnncs
m'ntS Sstra9s etn9tlan0t. g8ir rrlu6en oirlrl.
oen R'ermtt gum leBten Waie, i6rsn 9erpdi6s
tunasa 8e9fn nns nab3ufomen. o =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.


NEw YORK, June 1.-THE Herald CORES
pondent Of the 9th Corps. gives the follow
ing account Of the 6ght near Long Bridge
In crossing the Chickabominy AT the Lonr
Bridge, Crawford's division, after crossing
pushed forward to the nights on the other side
and firmly establishing himself there contin
ued until daylight, when another division oi
the 9th corps took position near by. Here
the corps remained all day, but not without an
independent and most brilliant ight by Craw
ford division, TbeEcayalry is still out in his
advance portion was sent in the direction Of
Turner's Ford, across the Chickahominy, aud
some towards White Oak Swamp Crossing
At the latter crossing, our cavalry came upon
the lst and I'd South Carolina regiments
Hampton's brigade, and being inferior in
numbers, sent back for infantry supports
Crawford sent General Bates brigade with
instructions to aid the cavalry and 10 get a
position on the road and entrench
Very shortly after, General Lyle's brigade
went 10 the assistance of the first brigade
followed by Colonel Carries brigade.
In some redoubts, thrown up by General
Mcclellan, the enemy had placed their can
mons, from which they kept up a vigorous
sbelling Of our troops Their objects were TO
be gained by holding Long Bridge, upon
which we're all of our trains. Sencing the
guns Of their redoubts and keeping possession
Of White Oak Swamp Bridge, Colonel Barne
battery, the lst New York, was located so as
to command the bridge and preventive enemy
from crossing At that point, In the mean
time other batteries opened FIRE in these re.
doubts and the cannonading was heavy and
furious for while
Our cavalry got out Of ammunition and at
this time they were heavy pressed and com.
PEELED to fall back, which they did in consid.
erable confusion, rushing through our inlan.
try lines The infantry, Notwithstanding the
cavalry panic, stood their ground and punish.
ed the pursuing cavalry severely as they came
within musketry range. The enemys cavalry
numbering 5000, fell back and did not show
themselves again. From this time the fight.
ing was between Crawford's division and the
enemyls infantry Itwas half.past three when
the enemys infantry arrived, brisk skirmish-
ing ensued and the enemy made an attack
but was badly repulsed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

NEw YoRg, June ls.--Flour opened 6rmel
$s l5@20 Extra State 46@60 Round HooT
Wheat dull and lower s0as9 Chicago
Spring $50 80 Milwaukee Club s2@s6
Winter red western; Corn quiet and steady 4G
new mixed western; Oats dull aud lover 81
for western Beef and cut meats frm Lard
scarcely so 6rm at l5iGl6i Whisky firm Al
AZ western SO Sugar less 6rm At li1alsl
NEw YoRI, jane ls-Stooks dull easier
money exchanged unchanged Gold closes
at rs Reading $50 New York Central 3ls
Erie l2t One Year Certificate 91t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

Every enlerprisng farmer can save from
SlOO to $500 this year by using TIMBY's Pat,
snt Portable Barometer By means Of this,
an approaching storm can be foretold from
twelve to sixty hours before its commence
ment or ia clear, calm summer day thun-
der storm will be known from one 10 three
hours in advance, The value Of this to each
farmer can b. readily seen. In heavy fog
when none can tell whether storm is near,
or whether IL will clear up in time for good
"bay day" the barometer will unmistakably
foretell which will result Buy one and save
your crops, For sale at Rickeys Book Store,
No. 326 Third street, Dayton, Ohio Every
barometer warranted Send Tor a circular de-
seribing the barometer, and giving les,mo-
nials from the highest authority in the United
States Address, A, ] GoopESoUou,
d&wtf. Agent for Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
Nctn aobprtisements.
PETITION FOR PARTITION

SUPERIOR COURT OF MO STGoMRRY COUNTY,
OHIO.
EREDERlCK COOK and Isaac Afusselman, Plain.
II ti1s, against Valentine Saver, Margaret silver,
Michael Cook, LYDIA Cook, sarah 81 Sor wife OF sol.
omon Silver, Catharlne Baob, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, EliEa 9th Cook and other M nor
heirs OF Christian COCK, deceaaed Sarah Hullpnb back
we Of solomon Hullenback, sud Mary Miller wis ol
Joseph miller, al IT the State OF tu6ana; and the
minor heirs Of Mary Boitori Of the stale OF Missour
whose names are unknown; John Cook, Eli Cook
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Michael Coos, David
Cook, lgloeth Cook Mary Cook, and SARAH Day,
wife Of Michael bay, and srah Wysoug wife or David
Wysong, Of . state Of Ono; Christena Botorff
Andrew Bottorn, Jackson Boton Margaret Byers,
Cathnriue houOrh, David bottofif and John Bottnrn
heirs nc law OF johua Elizabeth BottoIH decd oi
the stats of IndHna, Defendants.
The above uafne deie endauts will take notice that
petition has been tiled against them IN the Superior
Cont Of Montgomery tounty, Ohio, by the abIye
named Plantts, praying for partition Of the follow.
ing descr bed roul estate situate IN Jac township
Montgomery county, Ohio, being the norh part of the
southeast quarter Of twenty three (23 town.
ship four a. rnge four (4) east ming la oil about
one hundred and -four acres ard that ~ the next
terTi OF said Court tho sad Frederick Cook and fsasc
Musselfnan will apply Tor order that partition may
be madt VI said premises.
Dated June ~, 1904
p. iFREnERIOK OOOK
ISAAC MUhsELMAH
h. TnoaTaos, Attorney. iubei7wt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

A WAY 10 Hap BED BUGS If any Of
your readers need a sure remedy for bed
bugs they can have mine, and cleanse the
house Of this troublesome yermin without
expense. They have only to wash with salt
and iodter, filing the cars where they fee.
qusnt with salt, and you may look in vain
for them. Salt seems inimical to bed bugs,
and they will not trail through it. | think il
preferable to al "ointments, and the buyer
requires no certificates as to its genuineness.
Mrs. L. O. C. Penn. YdR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

"A IMPROVED METHoD MAKING THE CoETEr
BEvERAoE TO an onnee Of Ground Coffee
add common teaspooniul ofthe best Aour Of
mustard seed, previous TO the boiling. To
those unacquainted with the method, Il is in.
coneeiyable how much it improves the fra
graney, dneness, transparency aud gratefully
thick favor Of the beverage; and probably
too Il adds to lie wholesomsnesa" Those
interested can try it at all eyentG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

B1~The paramount duty of the people
as taught by the black republican powers
is TO extermnate the rebels, who are striving
to establish an independent republic, and tc
"ook with displeasure" upon the overthrow
OF sister republic and the erection Of des
potism in It's stead
Governments derive their just powers from
the consent of---Abraham Lincoln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

NEW YoRK, June ls.-The steamer Fultou
from Port Royal the 18th has arrived The
rebels opened FIRE from Salliyans and James
Island on the 7th, which was responded to by
our guns No damage was sustained by us
At night the guns on Fort Putnam opened on
a rebel steamer bound for Charleston and
Sumter laden with troops and supplies. She
vas disabled and run aground and at daylight
was destroyed by our guns
Deserters are constantly coming with our
lines
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

A Bold Thief -Between / and ~ o.
clock to-day, John Gengnagle, having busi-
ness up street. left his salooP, corner Fifth
and Ludlow in charge of his wife Mrs G.
having occasion to step back into the part Of
The building occupied by the family, discover.
cd on her return that the money box had been
relieved ofits contents, amounting to some
10 or IL dollars John says bs turtle-sonp
in the morning will be none the thinner on
account of the theft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

E4"It is rumored that his High Mightness,
Washington the two, has grown emulous Of
the example of his Imperial riyal--the King
Of Dahomey--and s soon to take the field -
Where he proposes to take it to, IS not stated.
Before he "takes the field, he will probably
take several truck patches--a business for
which nature has endowed him with lavish
hand. Bravo Seriously, why should not
Lincoln lead the way to Richmond Didn't
he serve with infinite honor aud distinction in
the Blaekhawk war, as cooks Certainly
he did He was "buit up from the very low
est strata Of our American society" and can
make d nix movements and changes Of base
with as much ability as Grant, and wash The
dishes besides
1t has occurred to US, in our deliberations
upon this most sangpinary and momentous
proposition Of the President TO take the field,
that II he could trade for big bald face
sorrel hoss that woud carry double without
kicking up, and then take the learned milling
tary fzzleist Of the Dayton journal on behind
him, that Richmond would tumble, like ye an.
cieat Jericho before the blast Of the ram, 8.
horn. But who are us to dictate strategy to
the puissant Government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
d i e ID

PRYoR-Died, on the morning Of the 18th lust, aI
~ o'clock, after a few hours illness, HIATT tie u
daughter Of Edward F., and Sarah Pryor sged years
and months. Her disease was Inflammation Of the
lungs succeeding measles.
Funeral ats O'Clock p M. tomorrow, Sunday
from the residence other parents, Ludlow street.
below Fnh Interment--W W Woodland.
Friends Of the family will attend without further
notice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

BSs~ The following is the note that was
pinned to the babe left at the house Of Michael
Felix, who resides in McPhersontown
knowing you to be Christians and Catho-
lies, aud wishing this babe to be raised in that
faith, leave it at your door Take good care
Of i; God will reward'you, and mothers
prayers will ascend to the Throne Of Grace
in your hehalf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

Dry Goods at Auotion.-Christopher
inforsm us there will be q sale Of Dress Goods,
Fancy shaws, Notions, Shoes and Hoop
Skirts, to commence on Tuesday morning
at o'clock, at the shoup Building, corner
Of Second and Jefferson--seats provided for
the Ladies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

scions Tor grating ii is said, may be sent
press by dipping the ends IN athick solution
Of gum arabic, and wrapping them in dry
paper When received they should be packed
in dry and In q box, and buried two feet
deep in tue earth on the north side Of some
building The box should br so inclined as
to shed the rain.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, June Is
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Red wheat
wholesale 20.
WHEAT-Sl So.
C0RN-l00 Shelled 909l00
OATS-70.
RYE--l 46al So
BARLEY-Sl 90
C0FFEE-4e@50
SUGAR-l9@22.
EGGS-l3@l5 per doz
WHISKY-l 80
CHEESE -l7@l8
DRIED PEACHES--20@22.
DRIED APPLES-l2@ Is.
BEANS-Per bushel$2 6O@S 90
HAY-nmothy S32 per ton
TEAS--$l 65@2 90
RICE-l3A@l5 per ID.
LARD--l4G9lS
BUTTER--20@25
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

Cool, The coolest thing Of the season, is
to call the o. N Gs ooluntsersi Tho next
thing we may expect to hear in the line of RI
dieulous soecisms, is the obsolete sppellation
of "freemen" applied to the.people of Amer
lea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

NEw YoRK, June l6--The Herald Charles
City Court House correspondent says that the
enemy appears TO have been completely mis-
t6ed by our last movement and were twenty
four hours occupying the ground we left at
Cold Harbor. He has since made q force
march for Malvern Hill expecting US occupy
ing it, but that was not in General Grant 3
proqramme.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

B9-If you want good -four go 70 L. l.. Gil.
Ilsnds Flour store, north side OF the market,
Eve doors from Main street de is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suty delivered at your house-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

New Paper Mill.-We are advised that
q new paper mill is soon to be erected in this
city The present prices Of paper are 30
high, that printers, are not displeased at a
prospect Of competition among the manu-
faeturers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

Picnic The St. Joseph Benevolent
Society of this oi,y will hold Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJoly, in Mr., Edgars Grove,
Just south Of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
All are invited to intend NJ GILL,
President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

In view of the high price Of eggs, an editor
down East states that he has determined, after
mature deliberation, TO sell out bis printing
office and purchase hen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
n.drord, K.ntueLy, oaptured by Fsbs

MADISON, IND, June 1.-THE rebels in
Trimble County took possession of Bedford,
the county seat, to-day, capturing the Provost
Marshal and others, and threatening to hang
them at last accounts Bedford is one hun.
dred miles south of this place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

City Park.-A correspondent of the
Journal urges upon the authorities the pro
prety of opening the City Park to the public
1t would afford delightful retreat from the
dust snd heat Of the city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

TEE reason why q woman has her way so
muck oftener than a man il that both be aud
she are conscious her way is often the best
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
MARRIED..

WAeSON-MAT fLINGER--On the 9Th by John u
Stoppelman, Justice OF the Peace Al his Office, Mr..
Andrew wAsson 10 Miss Magdalena Msttnger, both
Of Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

When Will it Rain}--Go to Rickeys
ard buy one Of TrMBY's Portable Baromsters,
and you can tell diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

The highest scientidc testimonials are
given to TM0rs Portable Barometer, which
is for sale at Rickeys Book Store, No 326
Third street Dayton. DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

For Sale "A covered Spring Wagon will
he sold CnFApl Inquire No 333 Third st.
jane l5 Ga d2w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

The best Barometer is now Tor sale at
Rickeys Buy the best dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18
SprctaI Nutirrs.

Notice The Hibernian Benevolent So
ciety will have their PicNie on the Phillips
Hill, on the 23d inat All are invited espe-
cialy the Members German Societies, as
We intend to be with then on the 4th Of July.
PHILIP FARRELL, Vice Prest
June II. dtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-18

OTTO FooE has been held to bail, charged
with being an sccomphee Of DIcKHoFF, whose
arrest and imprisonment we have heretofore
noticed