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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

Gan unwise bill, to allow any one
to change his name as often as he
chooses, has been introduced in the
Vermont Legislature"
Bg~ Well, remarks the Providence
Post, the party now calling itself
"Union' has enjoyed the privilege Of
changing its name once year, or once
in four or eight years, as it preferred,
ever since it had an existence, and has
made good thing out of it. Why
shouldn't an individual, in like man.
ner, when he has disgraced one name,
be allowed to take another?- Albany
Argus.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

A "FEEEDMAN" IN TRoUBLE - The New
Ark (Ohio) Aduocate. has thu following: III
The fall term off the l. ckny ,urt coisin
ued till Wednesday last. The freedman"
whom barbarous jury found juilty Of at
tempting to comfnil rape, has, been grants
ed new trial BY Judge Jones. As there
was nothing against this negro except the
oath OF q white woman, and she sol oldier's
wife, bets OF two to one wsre freely offered
without takers. that a new trial would be
the result. This woman had better be on
the look out. or before she knowsis th,y
will send her to the penitentiary on .. charge
oi seducing the negro. ~ f hf'ii 5tt3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06
The Youngest Soldier I'm the Ar
my of the Cumbcrla nd.

Last evening at the Caledonial
supper, General Rosecrans exhibited
the photograph of boy who he saic
was the youngest soldier in the Arm,
of the Cumberland. His nane il
Johnny Glenn, twelve years of age, /
member of company G, 22d Michigan
Infantry. His home is at Newark
Ohio. He first attracted Rosecrans
attention during a review at Nashville
where lie was acting as marker for thu
regiment. His extreme youth Che il
quite small for his age) and intelligen
appearance interested the General
and calling him out, he questioned
him as to his name, age, regiment, &c
Gen. Rosecrans spoke encouragingly
to the young soldier, and told him tc
come and see him whenever he came
where he was.
He saw no more of Clem until Sat,
urday last, when he went to his place
of residence-the Burnet House-and
found Johnny Glen sitting on his sofa,
waiting to see him. johnny had ex-
perienced some of the vicissitudes Of
war since they last met. He had
been captured by Wheeler's cavalry
near Bridgeport. His captors took
him to Wheeler, who saluted him with
"What are you doing here, you
d--n little Yankee scoundrel?"
Said Johnny Glen, stoutly-"Gen-
eral Wheeler. l am no more a id
scoundrel than you are, sir"
Johnny said that the rebels stole
about all that he had, including his
pocket book, which contained only
twenty-five cents. "But | would not
have cared for the rest" he added, eff
they hadn't stole my hat, which had
three bullet holes in it, received at
Chickamauga." S..
He was finally paroled and sent
North. On Saturday he was on his
way to Camp Chase to his regiment,
having been exchanged. Gen. Rose
Grams observed that the young soldier
had cheyrons on his. arm, and asked
the meaning of it. He said he was
promoted to corporal for shooting a
rebel Colonel at Chickamauga. The
Colonel was mounted, and stopped
Johnny at some point on the field,
crying, "stop you little Yankee dev-
H." Johnny halted, bringing his
Austrian rife to an "order," thus
throwing the Colonel off his guard,
cooked his piece, (which he could easi-
ly do, being so short and suddenly
bringing it to his shoulder, fred, the
Colonel falling dead with bullet
through his breast.
The little fellow told his story sim
ply and modcstly, and the General
determined to honor his bravery. lie
gave him the badge of "Roll of Hon
or" which Mrs. Saunders, the wife of
the host of the Burnet House, sewed
upon Johnny's coat. His eyes gGs-
tened with pride as he looked upon
the badge, and little Johnny seemed
to have grown an inch or two taller,
as he stood erect. He left his photo
graph with Gen. Rosecran, who exhi-
bits it with pride. We may again hear
from Johnny Glen, the youngest SOL
der of the Army of the Cumberland.
Il Gin. Times. .... ...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

B1@ Adjutant General Hill notifies
Commandants of Volunteer and En-,
rolled Militia in Ohio, that the time
has passed within which they should
have made their annual reports to
Headquarters at Columbus. Delin-
quents are liable to punishment. Fur.
ther indulgence will not be granted,
except in cases where q satisfactory
reason for delay is given. Not anoth.
er day can be taken by any comman
dant having report to make or com.
plete, withsut showing an indispensa
Bile necessity for delay. % ST.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

G1yA good joke was perpctrated BY o
rebel prisoner captured at ,Chickamauga, -
The rebels was looking at one OF our guns,
and remarked that he didn't think that the
Yanks would use them big guns much lon
GER" "Why not?" inquired the Feds. "Be.
cause" said he, ",he Confederacy is getting
SO narrow that you'll fire clear over it and
hit men on the other side.y a53 rg,.v
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

THE ESCAPE OF MoRGAN.-The Co.
lumbus Crisis intimates that suspicion
has been excited that John Morgan
escaped out Of the front door of the
Penitentiary, with the connivance of
his keeper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

Bas~A body calling itself the Leg
islature of Virginia and sitting at
Alexandra, in that State, has passed
bill for calling a State. Convention
for the abolition Of slavery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

6TA Citizen Of Jamaca, L. [, Was neatly
sold by his vile lately. She Inansged 10
make him find baby Cher own) in = basket
at the street door. A note pinned 10 tho
ehild's dress said bs was the falher, which
he stoutiy denied, until the joke was ,ss-
planned attE 4# as 0GiR
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

A PRIZE CoNUNPRUM--Why is
Senator Sprange responsible for the
tightness in the money market? Be-
cause he has the sole custody of Sec
retary Chase's first issue. 1a5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

RsA- Senator Sumner claims that the
Message takes the same ground as his
Atlantic Monthly article a yagaJ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-06

GEssaAL osE.--Brigadisr Gesefas
Charles P. Stone, Of Massachusetts,. whose
arrest and confinement by tho military aa-
tborties excited 10 much attention lew
months ago, was recently married b New
Orleans sfas5fJ i'.' 5eal a,9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
sHERIFF's SALE.

Francis Hall, per Guardian, W. Nancy HefIeman et
al Case No. 1850, Montgomery County Superior
. Court In Partition. vgFf,'FT 7 - "
fDY virtue OF and In obedience to- the command of
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, and TO me directed / will
offer at public sale at the door OF the Court House. on
t SatardaF AprR0 1854,
At two o'clock m Of said day the following de serbe
real estate, to-wiE The souiheAst quarter III section
twenty-seYen l2D, township two l2l range foaf az
esat, &c, in Montgomery county, Ohio, Combining
one hundred and My nine and sixty -aiH one humid,
redth acres, more or less, .I.. 49,.
SAID premises have been appraised At dny dollavs
(s5O per acre aud cannol sell for less than aohrds
Of said nppraisement - 'l
Terms-One- third cash, one third 10 one year and
the balance IN two yers from the day Of SALE the de,
fered payments 70 bear interest," and 70 Be secured by
uloitqages 9n DE premises! r,tl q
GEoRdE' EooAMAN, Sheriff Mont county
Il. X PToUrs, Attorn'y. magdeWAWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Lost or Stolen-0n the Oath day Of
March last, the undersigned lost two notes,
given on the first day of March, 1864, BY
Henry Rolfes and H. A, Bergman, to Gerhard
Kroger, for six hundred dollars each, one due
10 six months AAerdate, the other in ons year
This notice is to warn persons from buying
said notes as they have been paid by us. Any
person leaving the above notes with Joseph
Rehling Co, corner Of Fifth aud st. Clair
streets, will receive liberal reward.
H. A, BERGMANN,
Henry RoLFEs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
A Case of MisOegenatiOn In Embryo,

A Case Of MisCegenatiOn In EmbryOI
-~Upop, an examination Of the local column
Of tue Journal Of this morning we cannot
help feeling considerable alarm at the symp-
toms that are there manifested, A case Of
actual, practical miscegenasiOn is impending
In our midst The barber shop and the local
department Of the morning paper seem to be
on q footing of intimacy and mutual conf
denoe that needs the immediate attention Of
friends--we mean no disrespect to the barber
shop, II would lose BY the operatiOn--if not
financially, in other respects, certainly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
@R0tral.
CINCINNATI VENERRAL HOSPITAL,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of tive Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. Il. B0NAPARTE, frOm london and Paris
Hospitals and for the past ten years OF the Gin
cinnat vensres Hospital, and DR.. ". B. REYNOLDS,
sara a Hernsnent enre or Pr,vate IJsesses csn ~
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhoea cured in Ito ~ hours, Gleet cured
in 70 10 days; Structures cured In 10 weeks; Noe.
turnAl Emissions stopped in 2 10 days; Seminal
weakness cured in tos Wecksi Syphilis its prima.
~ stages cured In days SEQ ndary SYM ptoms in 1
70 weeks; Skin Diseases cured in 10 weeks; i'm
potency, Vgof restored IN to 4Weeks An diseases
of private nature treated with unparalleled success,
Dr. Bonaparte's great work on private disesses ths
Private Guide 70 Health, 10 beneficial 70 ALL male and
female, old and Young, should read this book twill
enlighten those who grePo IN darkness. Price 2s
'b Dr.. Bsnapsrte's French Patent Male safsi II is
perfectly safe, and never fails 10 10 satisfaction Itis
the only safe aud sure preventive against disease.
Price OF the French Patent Male safo 81 the single
enc 5mPSa%e Ss T LoziERs FenSs s MoSIhy @ Ps ns
safe and reliable remedy Tor suppressions and all To-
male diseases Ladies should not use them during
pregnancy, as they VIII produce miscarriage. Price
81 % per boH-eEtra hne tS-sentt 10 any address BY
mail. ..u.
questonAhiy acknowledged 70 be the champlons and
kngs sf yenerea diseases, aud the ony Doctors 40
receive msnthly reports trem the cid world, they
witness the various diseases which aiiict mankind
and 10 watch the progress through q long career of
professional study In every sphere Of lie om The
humble abode Of poverty e ihs manslon of he veal.
.hy, and having AscerAlnai beyond d0ubi The vast
suffering Of humanity, they deternined 10 select the
generabve system ss their particular study, and 70 de.
vote ther whole attention 70 the alienation OF the DIS
eases Of these eImpoftant hnctoas. NOetters win he
answered uRless they centaina remittance or post
ge stamp. Gall or address,
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS,
Nc; iss syeanotq street between Fiah a SIXTH, eAs
eddcs hOaTs kOn AN tOsPM. AS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

"a Shade and Ornamental Treea The
good weather, which we are all so gladro see,
puts us in the notion of procuring such trees
and shrubs as will ornament and beautfy our
homes. We notice that Mr.. SAY on Ludlow
street, has been getting fresh lot Of the most
beautiful shade trees and evergreens to be
seen in the city. We advise oil who want
anything in this line to call upon Me-. SAY,
and make their selections at the earliest op.
portuuity. The assortment cannot fail to
please.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Street Cleaning.-Ws hope all our eiti-
zens viii interest themselves in cleaning the
cutters in front their lots, so that the Oartmen
which are now engaged for street cleaning
purposes can cart it away. BY so Going they
viii much Oblige Mr.. COIhOwer who desires
to put the streets, and keep them in the boSt
possible condition. This is work in which
all are interested. a,i. taip.. ..a. ,...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

ARgaI
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

Abner Stephens Superior Court
Jacob q. Kepar ct al. Case No. 2757
nURSUAkT To au order and decree OF the Superor
III Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the
above entitled cause, ] will, on "'
Saturday, ApTit Q, 1894, Isa 20
Sci at public outcry to thu highest bidder at the doc
Of the Court House, ia the city Of Dayton, the farm nf
Francis j. Andrews, situated east Of Centerylle 10
this county, containing $50 acres. Hat az
tisin good state OF cultivation, has about fifteen
acres OF woodland, dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses, &r. ~
Appraised At s52eO, or $40 acre-may sell for
50, 400 G7, or S26 81 an acre. "A
0EoRGE W. MALAkBRE, Master Com!
J. A. JORDAN, THREsHER \ JozDkH, h. s. Yonss and
HouK MCMAHON, Attorneys maiidawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Second National Bank of Dayton. 0.
u. s. lO-4O BOnds-Exempts from Taxa
tiOn.-By direction Of the Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, am prepar-
ed to receive subscriptions for the U. g., 1910
bonds, dated March March 4, 1864, bearing
five per cent. interest payable in gold, The
Bonds will be ready for delivery in few days.
Call and make your subscriptions.
r,....-... ...- d. c. RENoH,
Cashier and Designated Depository.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Book Bindery--In In Beckers Building, over
the Poet 0fiiOe; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, and at
cheapest ratss, Sueh as Blank Books, Msga.
zines, &c. Ruling doHe to srdsr. Remember
the place, Room No. %. S..Beckels Building.
2w local. ol On llJF. W. MEYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Mustc.
Stirring MUSIC.

II AM prepared 10 furnish String Music fer balls,
parties, &C. at the lowest possible rates Having
played with Prot Farchild during the last summer,
feel confident that can satisfy all his old custom
ers I q member Of the RegimentR Eand, and
can Furnish any number OF pieces for string band.
All orders len With Charles Tneo bald ,corher Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del2d3m DANIEL B. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Situation Wanted.-wanted, a sitea-
ton as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman =
The applicant has had experience in ALL Wa
gss no obisct City reference given. Ad-
dress this Office. ..'.p .,,.s.,i .n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Notice to all Conoerned.-Al

Notice to all Concerned. personS are
hereby warned against throwing the rubbish
from their yards &c, into the streets. They
will bear in mind that there is an ordinance
prohibiting the littering of the streets in that
way, which will surely be enforced if It is fur
ther violated JOHN CoLHowER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Wanted to Rent--a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north Of FOurth ST., preterred-
EnqHire at this Office, dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
A0TICR Do I'D WAOM IT MAY O0NCRRN
3br0bisluIls.

Al AndPsw W0tngnreasr,
stall Ne. ay,s WeStsFn Market EIouss,
l.frf n..I .uHl q DoAloEfn iHIT T
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, &C.,
AlWays On haad, SfshslOs Ne, I sisek. anIsdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
@ttp AuticRg.
NOFIOE, no All WHOM m nav OO SOI


NofuJE IL hAraljy given that thoro are nov psndng
befors the oity Coanei OF the city Of Dayton, the
ioloulIlg Ordinances, to4ait: fIfl
To grado, gravel curb and gutter the north side Of
Third street east OF Aecksl atraet.
To grade and lHaProye Aed River street nom Filth
In pursuance 70 the Law said Ordinances were twice
read, laid thetable and the Clark ipstrnntsd
four weeks notes Of the pendAncy Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that ma
accrue trom ssid Improvements TO be ned In Whiting
with the Cit{ Alrki eetpg forth the amount Of dam
ages eAimeds Within two weeks Aftor ths expiration OF
the time rOqu red for the publoAton OF such notice.
when the same will bo taken up for fnAl action.
mAsdAM ANTHONY sTEPHENs, Clty Clerk.
E0TICR 10 ALI WHOM III MAY CONCERN
NOTICE is hereby gwen that there are nov pending
~ before the CITY Coun II Of the city Of Dayton, the
following Ordinances, t0.WIt; fH
To grade, gravel, curb and gutter Sycamore street
between Council street and the WostsTn Levee.
To grade gravel curb and gutter Philippe street be-
tween Second and Third streets. ul'f '"a
In pursuance 20 tho Law SAID Ordinances were twice
read laid on the table and the Clerk instructed 70 give
four weeks noneo of the pendancy Of the same.
The Law requires all claims for damAgeB that may
accrue nom aAid improvements 70 BE- alod in writing
with the City Oerk setting forth the amount OF dam.
sEss claimed, within two Neoks ater the expiration
OF the me required for the pubeaton Of such notice.
when the same will b taken up f0f auai Aotion.
ISlldls ANTHONY gfEPHENb, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
]3enstnns.
JUsTUs L. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
tu1 WASHINGTON OITY, D. o.
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS,


And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
meuts aud in the Court OF CLAIMS.
Refers to: Hons. H. M. Rice; NJ. s. Latha-r; NJ. s.
wilkinson, United States Senators; J. Black; r. M
Stanton Secretary of War; William Kellogg, Schuyler
Colfax, p. b. Fouke, Members Of Congressi Colonel
@. W. Ewing, Of Indiana and others.
The undersigned desires to inform persons having
that he is prepared to prosecute their claims WIN
promptness and on reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge Of all the details of the military service oi
the United States gives him great facilities Tor me
speedy adjustment and collection of every description
VI i'''"' PENSIONS.
All persons who entered the military service amer
March l, ia61, and are disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows OF soldiers who killed, or die befo g or
after their Discharge, from wounds received or dlS
d while in service, entitled to pen
sionB.
II ne widow then the children under sixteen years
Of age, are entitled TO pensions.
II no widow nor children, then the other IL wholly
or in part dependent on deceased for support,
II no mother, then the sisters or eceased, under
sixte years Of age, If wholly or in part dependent
OD O'' u''''''1 W COUNTIES.
All enlistedmenWhO servo tive ysars are entitled to
Bounty. |I ..-1.i ..-.T t..f
eeVed in battle, are entitled 10 bounty.
Bouuties anal af pay due deoe Rsed soldiers
paid follows: first, TO his widow second, IL no
widow, to his children,
II he died unmarried: first, 10 father; second II
Tther mother third, II no ather nor mother, then
20 his brothers and sisters Arrears OF pay goes to
JOHN II. sToPPELMAs, y, ESQ, Dayton, Monteom-
cry county, Ohio, ls my authorized associate Apph-
caons prepared and forWarded by him, will receiye
prompt attention. osl6dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
Sandusky, Dayton and OineIDnatI n >
1NM :.

M.N
- - nassssvss.
4 IN and after November l6, lsU9, atd -, =.
DAYTON, going north, as follows: ir''" "lH leave
Q.IA A., M. through Freight and lAo.l,i., .,.I
O.fV win Pas,enger Car attached Mon
ID.O0 A. NJ. Mail tram for Snfinieh
lOsOO Orbanas Bellefontaiua, 'FSTssS' Soitnbls,
3Andpsky, connecting at Springfield ,,i,5 Cilde AMI
Lonuon and COlumbus, wing M Ooi,,,t Iran ton
M M ~ Or9tlA Win Train for Columbus. n, 9h ~ 2ijp
IRAN on Fl1tspuEg, ft. Wayne a Ubeamn % ferest With
East arriving IN Crentline al 6:45 m ~ x X eorg
E;Sg y mi atOyde with Traih on uev,ia fHtsbtff s5
r.. ~ ~ going hatts arriving IN Oeveiand Apd iUleuo
% InAiIA h ~ SiSo n, ana buillo at b;so $50 10,
ness ~ arriving 10 Toledo Al 1910 a M Istrm m Goug
ni' OhcaSo ~ l0JO nj aud Sandusiy y, Ky at 6;lb
h.I y a. hlRhl kxpreHs for spytns,itto ito y m.
sIh XsIh anu belleOntane, cOnneetinR ~ isl1 Ufbana
% so.ne EasI on fittsburg, NJ. Wayns aoFest with
y m Hi1l9i Orestllne az $40 ~ Pi,9il ohoat
~ ~ SonA esl with Tram atTivng IN ~ at3.4O
on Cleveland and Toledo H. H. S,yds with Tram
sisO M Dunkirk II 4.OO IN and Bne6 ~ CeIeAud Al
LsAcpes sandnsky at 7;AO m. "t 6;sO D n,
INK r. M. Huntsville Accou,,,,, 90
I.OO Dayton on arrival OF 1'rain yaatoni leavnr
Iseng springfield at $50 M IrIsnso ION Cincinnati
~, wi AZ ll.z5 m, Belleonfs NJ iV:iS in,
wast ea tls TINS Line 70 all points NaslL .aa
WEI, IAN be had 81 The Ticket nortn, East and
S,.L sam " W, KING, Ticket Agent 'ne oulOn Depo
akfe always az low as bf AM a,Al .fuHl-
d - ai " lnOi Oinaton relative 10 sbiphin ~ route
N sPliy ~ me Oompanys ireiSb, IsIlt by THIS
M "a - gent; II. RICE. Si,naI'spl-.J, epol-.J, b.
e-, - " -oLAFP, ten. hctet Agent 'hiendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

court The Superior Court has been in
session for one week but has laborsd all the
time on the single case Of GREY ps DAVIS
The question involved is the novelty and util.
ity of the Atkins self rakiug Reaper and
Mower; which comes up incidentally in the
defense against the note of the defendant =
The defendant, who opened The ease closed bis
testimony on Friday. Saturday was cOnsum.
ed in an argument upon a legal point. To.
day the plaintiff will adduce his testimony
Counsel taking an active part are Messrs.
CoSovER, SNiTH and Curry for the pIaintiff
GREY, and Messrs. HowARD and MoMAHoN for
the defendant, DAVIS. The case will probably
occupy two or three days longer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

Rvergrsens, Shade Trees and Plants
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Dayton, that he has on hands
the largest and most thrifty stock Of Shade
Trees, EvergreenS and Ornamental Plants,
ever introduced into the City Of Dayton. The
plants have been selected with skill and by an
experienced English gardner, who has made
arrangements with the proprietor of one Of
the inestsnuseties ii the United States to sup.
ply him with any tree or flower that may be
required by his patrons, whom he kindly in
vites to exsmine bis stock Of various kinds Of
Evergreens, Shade Trees, etc, on Ludlow st /,
back Of the Third Street Presby terian Church
+''it ~ n GEORGE SAY. /