davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-04-08

Excitement In Drv Goods in EcsY Tork.
The Dry Goods market, which has been In rather
yieAy condition In New 9ork for week or two. To-
day caught tho general infection, and became excited
and actIvc-prlces lavsIE taken . su:.acn turn up
wards The following two dispatches ton enc Of
the nsm Of Bowen Bros, the Ecl!knowa drT goods
men In this city, WHO IL low In Ecw York;
Exw YoEx. April !, 1s5t.
Black silks advance 1tc 2 yard, All goods much
ht1ner, with prospects Of advance. Richmond Prints
toId ahead Six weck1- C.D.
NEW To.x, April !. 1851.
Aliens and DuaEells Prints and several brands
Bleaehed Goods advanced Hc yard. Market tending
upwards. c. B.
Enlcs Of Cotton mt St. LouIs.
The following sales Of Cotton for acceunt Of Gov.
, 1864-04-08

Philadelphia Cattlc nInTker-ApFlf 4.
Ou1- nbont 1,tc0 Beef cattle were o1era oH:sed at
Avenue Yard taoout the sans number last woeS),
but the market was active. and pfces rather bastsr
a from sig to SIS the 100 ns for fae to pfino
9Nahty, at which A@uTas ill wce3 dl-pas.d ~
Hogs ere unchanged, anl sboat 400 offered ani
sold. moBtfy Mt Glass talon Ya:d at 5leal2 the 100
n st
, 1864-04-08
P1ttahuru Lumber Marker,

Philadelphia seed Mnrket-4lprI1 5.
Fer Cloveraecd tho demand Is limited ut 412537 -
bushcl. and not much Offering Nothing Aoia, In
Timothy or Ela1seed.
, 1864-04-08

The City of Sc1mn-It* Great Military
Importance TO tho KRebcls-It% Wa q u
taclures OF War NIntcrknl, CIothln.s,
Salt. &c.-Descr3ption by d Resident
OF the Place.
, 1864-04-08

urea Of Friday a5 given belew. Tbs iadox Of ths
market CURING the p,st lwenty.four hoars has bean
The ehlpmcnss 10 the Northern marEst since xe lss:
Mrots were - 9oows: q; bslta BY tAa steamer St.
BY the Jennie liEbbs all Of which ven: up last cv
ter, ending March 81, were H 93I,
, 1864-04-08
moo sALE3 TODAY,

sHFEP-The receipts OF Sheep to-day have been
more liberal, amounting to about LOCO head. There
has been activity in che Market and prices rule
somewhat nrne1. Tho entered sales amount to So
head at sGsscs7.25 gross:
, 1864-04-08

Philadelphia seed NInrket-Arril 4.
Timothy Is rather dull sales are making Mt $esaa
300 q bn Fl21seeH Is IN demand, hnd selling at II ON
sisGG3$ s. q bu. There u more de'nanl for clovtr-
q bu for prime.
, 1864-04-08

g It is eaid that EN President Pierce's
portrait las been removed from the Rotunda
Of the Capitol and placed among the rubbish
Of the building, where it ouglt to be.
, 1864-04-08

fhiindetphin Crocery Mnrxrt-apr:t S.
In groceries there Is 6r;n feeling; salrs teclaie
leans do at 99c 2e hhds and 81 boxes Cuba suc-r at
ish@l6tc. and II hhds -Hew Orleans 1t 155Sc, III o.
tbh An Il fAr1uH. -'e|'
, 1864-04-08
Tic Wild Cat Currency Wnr.

sess21s es F.
p a sSs
Pc e
II ss l.! ss:s !; !S
hcn,sd PET ms
1u5uites whlls Rnas more even no, Cad It puzzle
al glad ne 1oard Of Trade has Initiated this
. 9ss Esa
1c;t' 116er wpEla Be really a1 better compsn
tof o tie s' the
CHICAGO & ALroy RAILROAD pnEs1pxxo4.-Thc
in the New York papers Of the election
Of 7. .. Blackstone. Es1. slate OF Connecticut AZ
Presitcnt OF the Chicago Alton Railroad, was
rather premature We now pleased to le arn on.
cia1y that Mt ect1ng OF tho Board OF Directors on
the eh inst 3fr. r. i. Blackstone was uusninoualy
elected. We claim hm Is Western man, II fourteen
years Of experience In budins, projecting and man
aging Illinois Railroads, any test With the highly
increased productfrcncss Of the Chicago T. Alton
Itailroad, uade1 the able management Of James Robb
Esl lately resigned. may look for continued pros
perity in the vigorous and energetic supervision Of
11r. Blackstone.
The finances Of st. Louis seem to be in y sound
condlcn, - the bids from several OF tho banks of
that city for The city loan OF ssoo rangc from % to
IS coats on the dollar.
The New York, Providence and Boston Railroad
Company have declared quarterly dividend Of per
cent payable 81 demand, free Of Government tax,
The following petition IVES forwarded to Wash
fngton. Is object Is to obtain for banks Of It sew.
eral Statcs facilities for Organization under the Ma
nonal Banking Law similar to those contemplated for
the Bank of Commerce By alr. Hooper's amendment,
which rassed on Saturday BY 40 to4i:
To TIE Honorable the House Of Representatives In Chr
ffeAk- .
Tho undersigned officers Of bants In the cty ofNew
York respectfully represent to your honorahTc ooy
that they have aeon the bill entitled "a dill to Pro-
gnined siaes Stocks, Provide for the Ciscula
ton :and Redemption Thereof" presented by the
And they respectfully petition your honorable body
that the privileges md nlmuntles secured by Section
6 10 single State Institution may be extended to
every other State Institution which may aTatl itself Of
the bill.
respectfully submitted Signed by fssty.seren
bankR.
THE imports at New York for the week ending
Saturday lcst were a. follows:
, 1864-04-08

AuEn.ea ey Grain reporse1 tn tAts nsarxet zrE on
Ne bzs oaiater ssor1y< &c pr o.tsaei Up 2 e 15ts
ore sftiscs 10 onEu aernCe. II tyd,o ott Qf 2&or&
.fN.;n 20 d9Ys Qf ia d4tt 1s0M3d on tAe rEteipt.
, 1864-04-08
PARTICULAR NNT|CE

PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Tae1e are many preparations sold under the namae
ass pafh II 9s
= sfn1 re gsons the asse disguised by An'sa
Tsts elas. = Kisters has eau,ed and will eontinus:a
@ lSox q az sa' J. b sS e ds
sssgs Sadsf aiasses ee6ohs
Rs's ii q f.
Attention, sold1rs! and Friends Of so1dIerx.
ess ~ n ts ths .ag attention T. ,s q =. hs,as 5eafons
eeFmsn Btte.s Vii L enss re ~ ~
@ 7 e =: Sss!:!s;|ss .Rs:s s 5! y
H. IT, p ia
Hoofiand's German sisess Diseases resaltias haS =
I sr =; % is' L s5as
Bitter were tfsey used among our soIdsts huudre9
n eail at.sstion . tae foie.lsg remar Eatla -
w IT, ta a.s e @
PH1ADE1ra1A.Ang.N q, 1Hx
Hoot.1as German bitteIs hss sa1sd IL iiie: Ihen
I Ave sssa ~ o4 II 81 Isl
M member # saerman celebrated battery aad under
es, stsaeke Il SosemDsr LIT " VIII inaaaas
hespsa fss xas oossd y sS:.E asst3. hs'sas y M
s noa,e ~
The steamer" State Of Name" nom which landed d
u .ae e ~ ee, M M aGE III, S nase eeen aasS
M G I aes 70
inmed dlatelv thrown m agnin. ..--..-
I could not even krep glass 81 water On ny steH.
and IS Fhe taefa has been
fstshfnly. though unsucc cessfally, to rescue na N
thsy could 90 iof ms. a9d ad!!sed 20 sss
81 fgg11. ~ na4 sc a19 81 saen dsposl1n 81 ny ai
a. as ~ hosp,tal. NJ Frederick sseisSres &
SIKH oeoM AFSh s:seet sdyseA ne, - fesiora hoTs
oa e te time nn 4ay ps1Snxeq t GosA
~ ssie sat 1,1s
bottles, haYs gained ten pounds, aAa feel aauguS
Of being permitted to Joia ny vie and daugbteno0
Whom aaTa ntasd nothing for eighteen Month-f1T-
Re9a a r. Io2al v;2las ffSm The ric!n
ssItAnt5 81 s Which has taken taa place Of vaFN
Of again e11spiaE 10 MI bosom hose Who aru desEN
70 me Ii v.rv V;S: t,r,v ,r,,rv.,nr
wn nm = ~ ayM nnt{ youts, lsAAC NALuT1.~
633 dssts5ed of sesas os- NJ COZ eonrsas Il. aas
JOHN CUDDLEBACE, 1st Ne1 York Batsaxy.
gEo: 4: ACKLEY, CO, lin 4slno.
, 1864-04-08

ITER8uAf &FKAlu@ Aptl ~ 1ebs-
FRE1GHTS-LAKh FRK1GHTs-TheIe Is fair
dcu:ard for vessels, and rat5a ate steady. The
ENscrcuts to-day were:-fo BuYFALo-Rarks Cot
and Favorte: brig Roscius, and schrs San Jncln-
t. and st I'M %a TaeS ~ roES rs ss3s
pEs;sECEal. .Sehs Rsneeca. with -four. porE; wheat,
60 change to note III rates. Wc quote:
, 1864-04-08

snscs to-day we're: 20 pk:,s white Gre1'e At 114c.
S-Reeelved to day, 80 hEls Mar.
gallon Sales to-day we,e: so brs st s1.tl; 100 brls
At $io4a go brs at $..o5; 20 br1s At $i5k: ts5o
LIVERY ITO brls. buyers opium for 3days. ar s:o7;
10 urs. buyers option for 10 days, at Sto 2aa ofs
opion toE days. as sl.6s At the close the market
was quiet md etesdy ~ &1r5. -.-
HINES-Rt.elved. s..ss7 rs: shipped, ls,stt D =.
TEe 1aa LET continues active srI nEm At plcseat aao-
tanners and Dealers and fey tlnces hayc
occurred OF outside prices bt Ing paid to de-
, 1864-04-08

French Calf.& Ds1. .a5alB
French Catf lie.
mo1nes, 2 daz.
en............,.1M97d00
French Calf Le-
moine3. Sec ...
onds, 2 doz. ..H.thR70. 20
linfng2. 4 doz..llmalj.M
Roaus. = dog. ..l3M316.oo
, 1864-04-08
MILLINERY AND DKEos~
lYk NAEIEG

MRS. MAYNA EDs. r
Rau,oyed to 81 Nsdson A.. bet stase N ueesnosa.
1hS asssf faa syos oVs nd made te Qsdar. ao}ofs
, 1864-04-08

1fn at preseatM M M9aMotatlomns; M m Ne aaqte: "a AZ,
Rs6 iaeossiss3 Hs",R - g
osknm ........ 6.S@ 75o Marline .........- @aae
ONION3-In small supply With moderate de-
;;---.s- Mar<et dEu and unchanged. We nuote:
Common to Medium. nd .cr1 ra q
CARBON oIEMaxket ~ .rg rSsy ;,ar1ove' 1am a.
neHt IN the supply, and the receipts are
f9d sSoR M afys sae to9ssy s n5s
oftmportance raaie In this market TODAY. BeEzo!e
in small supply and very nrm ut pFeyions quotations
We quote
White pi, I'D to IN @ac
6Na" ~ S96gC
, 1864-04-08
Ecw York Stock hIarkct-April 6.

Received by F. g. saltocstan + Co., coEni.e,on
stock and bond brokcTs. Il ClAEk strsee. Chicago.
, 1864-04-08
$na,657.G
flSj.2il.D

$H5GN.t2
March, $lci -
Increase. ..s...s.Sa7Si0lS
The New York Tribune says that dividend Of Ave
premature, as tho Board o. D!rsctors do not meet
thctr srfinn NAV fhen be- no dividend has been de-
clared as yet the zh the foregoing returns for March
arc certainly sufficiently ACCOMPLISHMENTS Her.
aid. &h.
, 1864-04-08

a. Con1ttpa-
non. Inward Plies,
Ful1ncSs Or Blood to fh4
Head, Actdty Of the Stomach,
Esusea, Heartburn, Dtsguae62. Fccd,
fRllncso or Weight In the Stomach, 8our
Ef1ptattona, Sinking or Fluttesnz at the RI
Of The Stomach, SWtmA1ns Of the Head, Hursi4H
Ind Di1cnle Breathing, FauttsrinE At the Hea4S,
Choking Or 5nfocattnE Sensations when in lying 1ah
tufe Din1ness Of vlstsn. Dats or Webs bet6ret64
NEnt. Fever and dull pain In the Head. Dedcie3.
ey OF Petspltntfon. YelloHues9 OF the Eft1
md Eyes, Pain In the Side. Back, Chf4t,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flual1es Of
Heat, Burning In the lFleaa.
Constans I'm 2giuiu2a.
0f EVIL. md E{set
Depression Of
Spirits.
And WIN poti3lyely prevent YELLOW FKYKB, SEb
IoE5 FEVER DC. They contain
:EO ALCOHOL Oh BAD BEANDY,
They WILL CuEE the shove diseases IN u1nosrzsx
cates on: Of a hundred.
Do yon want something to Strengthen YasT
Dc you want Coed Appehtaf
Do you want to Build up your Constitution
Do yon want to Feel Welt
Do you want to get nd Of Na1vorsuees1
Do you want Energy7
Do you want 10 Sleep Wel11
Do you want Bri9k and Vigorous FealInT7
Fyou do. use HooFLAHDs GERMAN BrT11zNN
, 1864-04-08

sa1ea To- ~: go Dry Flint at coke; go Dry Sailed
at 1e4c: 1so Green Cone1ry at &c.
LEAT3ER-Forg general descriptions OF Leather
the market Il ncttre aud very lr ii present Quots
tioas. Harness Is exception to tho rne beiag quiet
and dull. He9ilock Caakln and Sole are vcrJ arus.
with an upward tendency. Wo quote:
, 1864-04-08

ct generally active aud rey firm
!, Tho arrival of several yesscls
EIycu an additional impetus to
) gwen arc high, but plainly lndl-
ness Of the market. sales t4-d2T
e, tram Grand River. 10 N infe-
, Bcbr Magic, from Grand
'risr at $15.s8: caEse schr
sfand River, 10 m Iat'td 1afc-
. Campbell, from Grand Rivar,
It $17I1: cargo schr C. E. Bailey,
N xced boards Aaa 4 strips ii
rWnT. from Grand River, leo m
, 1864-04-08

~ Mrs. Lucy Durivage, the widow Of
Francis S. Durivage, OF Boston, died on Sun
day lsst, Of paralysis, a! the residence of her
son in Jersey City. The deceased, whose re-
mains will be conveyed to Boston for inter
ment, was sister Of Hon Edward Everett,
and vea c in hrr srynntv.secpnd ycnr
, 1864-04-08

Slaughter Eote...,.-#3 3Bc
Hutnos Ayres. ......H HRNc
Orinoco So1e.......SkbEc
Or1noco good dam
aEed-..............A@Ee
, 1864-04-08

EnIc8 Of Cotton Ht ST. IoNfs,
The following sales Of Cotton for ncceunt Of Gov.
rrururrf wrra nhnta nsterdav ~ StA!,D B. r.,
, 1864-04-08

"HE CONFESSlONS AND EA-
@R1FECx or Az NHvALID.-Pusisasd fos
- ss&cat ana . : CAUTION TO YOUNG MkN
~ Asn.y1 Who suf fer Eom Ner yons Debility: Ffst1hs
far OF NanhAod &C. Enpplyl79 1t The sanas sa
inns ,I11 M1A5s AZ q s11zGnax p gy2as,s 2ns 20 aS.cS-
err By lneloslng psetpsil addressed eas JIKI
sit coples may ta hAd 1i the Asthofs NA AA-N|"
GAYFA1K Ra1. Bslfctds Klhxs Co.. =. L.
, 1864-04-08

IU6t HE.K-N0fket e
At present quotations.. +
from Grand River has CIV
tic trade. The prices CIV
este the extreme arnnefs
Cargo schr Challenge, d
r!or ct &1Aso: cargo 81
Haven, 50 m tnferlsr
Cflpler City, from Gran
r3or at $15N: schr r. ca
I'm m m ftA,f Z 8trfnA n I II
, 1864-04-08

"a and s. 6tAc of tho
- sca X ~
Ts - ~ GAt m
DfKXR 6F&ND&
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

MEDICAL Roucr --Dr. Z Conc may be
consulted as follows In Dayton. at the Phil
lips House, on Wednesday, December 30;
Wednesday, January q Wednesday, Febru-
ary o. Wednesday March %; Wednesday,
April 20i Wednesday May Is; Wednesday,
June l6
In Troy, at the Morris Hoase, on Thvrsday
December 81; Thursday, January %; Thurs
day, Februrry 25 Thursday, March "a; Thurs.
day April 2l; Thursday MAY 9; Thursday,
June l6
In Piquia, at the Pqua House. on Friday
January l. Friday, January 29; Friday, Feb
ruary 2e; Friday, March 25; Friday, April %
FRIDAY, May 28 Friday, June II.
In Xenia, at the Hiyeng House, Tuerday
December 29i Tuesday, January 26; Tuesday.
February %; Tuesday, March %; Tuesday,
April 49, Tuesday, Nay q Tuesday, June
lS.
DR., Cone has practiced in the above places
about five years, with the most gratifying sue
cess He treats all forms of chronic diseases,
and avails of all improvements, in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
but cash for medicines. Consult DR.. Cone
before it is TOO late
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throst, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidous aud dangerous The
properties o. medicl to alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be eSpectorant, anodynA and
invgorating ioossuiHg the mucus Of the throat and
imparng tone 10 the entire system No discovery m
medical science ever mastered this class Of dseAaes
Ike Or. Wynkoops Iceland pecolRl. II is used with
the most astonishing resntsn All cases broncht f.
Influenza whooplng cough, aiptheria or putrid sore
bnty, &c.
The Rev !. =. Potter certiies that 81 have used Or
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years. myself md in
my Rmily ior severe pulmonary complaints. and
nave reoommended It 10 manv others and hsve never
seen its equal Rev. j. j. Potter Brooklyn n. v
Hundreds AMI thousands OF important testinoni.
ais could be produced, showing ts remarkable cures
and that IL never fsila.
lt ls scomposed of nure Iceland Moss, Balm Of GH.
cad, Peruvian bhssm, Eiecnmpnne, tomirey, Bur.
DOCK and other invaluable eSpecetant and tonic In.
Rr0neuts; u harmless prompt and lasting. Ia.
NaldS end Hudsrers cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family shoud have ~. II is remarkable ior
Group. Full descriptions, recommendation and dl
eetons accompany eReh bottle.
druggists.
Prepared by Or, X Wynkoop, and sold by y. s
barnes Oo'' NFw YORK. se2jdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
ATTACHMENT NOfICR

John Mcneil sganst Young 4 NcNou
TNHE de endsnt Young l.. McNe, Will take notice
II that on the 18th day Of Ami, A y 1854, petition
hled aguinsi him Ia tho superior Court of Mont.
gcmery couui state II Ohio Tor ihe sum oi sr hum
drsd and eightynine dollars aud tncty cents. aud u
tercst, for money due up1 Urumls sofY u0to and n
hslRnec due ppouan a ceuut, frpm -ala v. h. McNsil
and that an attachm uf issued again his prun-
cry within Montgomery county, upon The grOuuH Of
detn iant viii take notre tnat uulcrs be shall apnCsr
anu ansNcr 90 The pc iuou hlfd against him ~
the lath day Of Maya ID 1894 ndg.ntut viii bo taken
the June term OF said Court and bic rropcry cold 20
pay the same, JOHN 3. MCNEIL.
4. THoNPsoS, Attorney. aeJsC
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
WOOM WoOn

WOOL Wool!
Dayton Woolen Mill Farmers, you
that raise WOOL remember thai to encourage
manufacturing at home, you add to your own
wealth There is factory in Dayton that
does good work, and will take your wool, and
make it into such goods as you want such as
Satiinett Jeans, Flannsls, Cloth, Blankets, or
Stocking Yarn, at 50 much yard or pound,
and warrant all work, or you can exchange
your wool for goods already made or ge, cash
for your WOO, or got Whist goods you need
made out of your WOOL Take your goods ear.
ly in the season Goods will be higher in the
fall. The factory is at the Fifth street lock,
and owned by W. Fish. aw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23
aeotcal.
VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established IN tho Year 1850,


FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians Ia the world
nR. Y. BOSAPAR RrE, rom London and Paris
- Hospitals aud for the pasi ten years Of the Cn-
slunah Veneres Hospital. aud Or + REYNOi. Ds.
late Of Now York. This u the only Office in the cty
Ehere a permanent cure Of Private Diseases be
lhtaii ed without the use Of mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhosa cured IN g 70 AZ hours Glepi cured
10 O. ~ dave; Structures cured 10 10 weeks; Moo
Weaknes curod in tos We Ks, syphilisinits pr,ms.
ry stages cure IN days Sec udary symptoms M /
to Weeksi 5dn Diseases cured IN 70 8 weeks; i'm.
potency, vIgor restored ~ 70 weeks An diseases
N private nature treated with unparalleled success,
mRo or iemnle.
Private Guide 20 Health - beneficial 10 all male and
lemslo old aud young, should read this hook ID win
nshteu those who Crepe In darkness. Price 25
Dr. Bonapsrte's French Patent Male Safe If il
perfectly safe, and never ails 20 20 satisfaction Ills
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
tuce oi the French Patent Male Safe, fl the single
sue s. per half dozen s7 per DOZEN sent by mail
81 Madame LOllERs Female Moothly pins IL q
male diseases Ladies' should not use them dur,ne
pregnancy, as they vi produce miscarriage Pr'pe
81 % per oox-e1tra hne S5-senti 10 any address by
Drs u A R. are the men to consult; they are un.
quesuenehiy acknowledged 10 be the champions and
knga oi nereal diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old world thay
have been 1ccustomed rom an early age OF vouth II
witness lhe 'arions diseases which afiiict mankind.
and 20 watch the progress through ionf career oi
proessionalstudy In every sphere ofiiie from me
humble abode Of pOvery ts The mansion Of the veal.
ny, aud havlng asceranei beyond doubt the ye,t
suianng Of humanity they determined 10 select tho
general W sysien as their particular stds and 70 10
gote their oleltanon 20 the alienation of the dts.
eisee Of these poriant functions Ne letters Nj ha
answered unless they osutain remittance or a most
20 stamp, Call or address,
lrs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS.
No. ts2 Sycamore street, between Fifhg txth. easl
allie, Cincinnati, Ohio.
once hours rom AN. toeP.B a6
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SHERIFFS SALE.

john NJ Wagner No. 2s57,
vs..
Hannah Martin ct Rl. Superior Court
I n ohed en e 10 the cGml0and OF AZ order Of sale
4 made in the above case by the Superior Court o
Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer at public sale
a the d0ur Of the Court House the city of Dayton,
SATURDAY. MtU 2s 1864,
AZ two O'Clock M Of said day the low ng describe
rea estate, he north halt OF The north a.tq T.
er Of section four ~. township four (4l ana range
i've t5) east etc in Montgomery County, Ohio, cou.
tanning eighty acres, more or less.
To he sold Tree OF dover.
Appraised at $40 per aero and cannot sell for less
than twO-thrds Of the sppTaiseinent
Terms-One third cash one third m one. and the
balance 10 TWO yesrs from the day N sale, the deter.
red payments 10 boar Fix per cent interest aud 70 b
secure hy MOI tgaRe the renises
GE JtGE WJGAMAN, sherd Mont. county
L, h. PT0r1z, attorney. aqIats
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99eustons.
JusTUs I. mooARTY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. O.,
Will 1--WE prompt attention to applications for
tRREARs OF PAY, BGUNTIEs, PENSIONS

AZ
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
montA and In tho Court Of Claims
Ref r. to; Hons. n. NJ Rice: NJ. &. Latha-~; NJ g
Wilkinson, United states Senators; 7 s Black; n M
stanton, Secretary OF War; Wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
CollaS, ?. u. Fouke, Memhers or Congress Colonel
g. W Ew ug, OF iu1ana, and others
The underslgnod desires 10 inform persons having
demands against tho Government ofthe nited stntes
that he Is prepared to prosecute their claims with
prompiners and on reasonable terms His prac ical
knowledge Of all the details OF the milit,ry ser ice %
the United St7t's gives him great facilt ties Tor the
speedy r.imen and collection Of every description
PENSIONS.
All persen' who entered the military service after
March l. 1861, and are disabled by wounds or disease
arc entitled tn pensi0us
Widows OF soldiers who are killed, or die hefo Or
after their disc arpe from wounds received or dis
ease contract while in service, entitled to pen
sions.
n ne widow. then the children, under sixteen year
Of age, are entitled to pensions
II no vitow nor childr D. th the mother, II wholly
or 10 part depend mt on dece sed for support
II no mother then the sinters of deceased, under
sixteen yesrs oi age u wholly or In part dependent
ROUNTf ES.
All enlisted menwho serve two yearsare entitled h.
Bounty.
Allw are discharged, by reaso- OF wounds re
ceived In battle, are entitled to bounty
Bounuea and arrears NJ pay due deceased soldiers
are paid as 1llo rst 70 mis- widow; second III no
widow, 10 his children
n he died unmarried; frat 10 father; second n no
iather 10 mother; third II 10 father nor mother then
@ his Srothers and sisters ARR ars Of ray goes t.
JOHN II. H.sToPPELMA ESQ Dayton, Nonteom
erycounty, Ohio, tH nv authorized associate Apnli
cations pro ar"d and FOR arded by him will rcceiy,
prom attention. OIL dtf
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Don't FOrget,-Don't forget that Q.
P. Huber & Son sell the entire stock Of
Pianos, DC, at Charles Ells's, Huston
Building, commencing to morrow morn
ing at s o'clock.
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Dpeing 1nousr.
DY IN c Il o U S z

NO. 92, ST CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio.
TTNHE undersigned uiorms the pui lie that no IA a
L practical dyer and has established dye house {
ne above place and s noN prepared TO color ali kinds
OF SRksi Satiu8, Ribbons Woolen and Cotton Goods
HuY color that may he desired
GrsRse and stains removed from all kinds frabrics.
de wArrants 70 uilish all goods in o manner to pive
satisfaction having all articles necessary 10 perforrn
his work IN the best possible style
aule HERNAEN WTRcENn
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GIotblng,
MERCHANT TAILORING

HENRY MILLER.
1NHAHKFUL for pttrouage heretofore extended 10
y ine erm Of ahler hRruh respectfully Houita
aonntnilanaa of the same 20 himse atthe old stand
Huston bulldng, corner fhiri and IefeTson sirsets
where be Will always be found Wllh fun aasoftment
Of goods In his line. io2dsg
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Aegal


ON tie 2lst day OF April, 1884 EAmbeth Davidson
~ hei her petition ln the Court OF Common " sa-,
tn snd Tor the uuiy Of Montgomery, Tho State of
on o against 71llmsn Davidson, praying 1r divorce.
Cause--Aduiiury ana wlul nbsonoe for u0fe than
three years.
BY TILToH FITCH, her Auorueyp.
Apul "a. is6A-aals6
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EOr Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.

VNHE personal property bel, nging 10 the ostae Of
I John Bari, deceased, consisting OF tohscco
cigars, inEniture hnd other property VIII BE- sold al
public oulcry th thiTtieth ,ay VI May, 1884 CON.
mencing at o'clock al the late residence OF deceased
ENELlNE BART, AdministTatoi
6EoRoE W. MAILMAN, Attorney. mlldts