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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-12

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TuE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY: vote
= Va IT !. Senate, on Friday last. on the
,,rooo,ition to aa,end the Constitution q the
l1n;ted States. providing, by al addlflonal az
ytle 20 that instrument, that 'neitner Slavery
nor Involuntary servitude, except as PUNISH
men; for crime whereof the party shall! nave
t,epn <]}y convicted, shall exist III the Onlsed
States Or any place subject 10 their Juf'solc-
sion, . was large. !, eu,-
Cor}amer, ConneSs, Cowan, Dixon I'oollttse,
Fessen1erl, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, hare
iny, Harlan, Harris, Henderson, toward
Howe, johnson, Lane, Indiana; Lane, Nan
sas; Morgan, Morrill,, Nssmlt55, Poner 10y
1 IrnI, }IrnnbujI, Van Wrinkle, Wade, Wilkln
Nays-Davis, Hendricks, McDouga'l, Pow
eli. Riddle, Saulsbury-6.
More than one third OF the Senators. having
voted for the Joint resolution contalnlng TINS
rronosit;on, that resolution WAS Oh Saturday
PRESENTED to the House; aud when adopted ny
: vote Of two thirds of chat body, the whole
subject gees to the Legislatures Oh me seYeEa1
States, and if the article IS rat1hed ny Jhloe.
tourths Of said Legislatures, it viii DC q part
~ the Constitution Of the United States.
That battle took place OH Cane River on
the Dist ut. appears to be conceded II New
Orleans; but the military authorities have
vDuchsafaa no information concerning either
rha hattie itself or it's result The New Or.
leans correspondent Of the New York World
states, on the authority of passengers and 9th
GERS who had reached New Orleans from the
Red River, that the Federal forces since the
battle, instead of pursuing the Confederates
Us represented, had sustained such heavy
losses as to be compelled to tall back upon
Alexandria; and chat Dudley negro brigade,
''was entirely broken up in the engagement,
which resulted in their capture. Whatever
NAV be the actual stale of affairs On the line
Of the Red River, there can he no longer any
doubt that the Teehe and In FouEohe regions
have been once more abandoned to the Coa~
federates. The FEDERAL troops, il not wholly
Withdrawn, we're about to be removed, and 9
large portion of the quartermaster and
commis3ary stores had already reached New
Orleans
Ia the =. S. House Of Representatives, yes
terday, Mr.. Craven, Of Indiana, offered q
series Of resolutions declaring that ia the pre-
sent temper Of the popular mind it is unwise
TO attempt TO alter or amend the Constitution
Of the Unitet} States that any attempt by
Congress 10 reduce States TO the condition Of
territories is odjoss and revolutionary that 1t
IS the duty of 5Eae Government to consider any
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-12
s. WORD IN JIMS

7 HAVE opened this day 49, -. ,..u,, .o.}
j 200 pieces I bjooched MQsln' oeaE orz5 '$ i;
GOOD at 20 cts yard $50 do: do', %C Ca5t, -
Cts, at IS cts yard 100 ConteLt&I - TV G.i.
only Is cts very fine; @nd s i&Ese ~ 9r ~
Goes and domestic goods al LIRE -"
Call aud see for yourself a -,~--r,,z~ 27E,s
feb lift ~ z>!HZ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-12
From Vicksburg via Memphis, It IS reported

From Vioksburg via Memphis, It IS reported
tha, the lst Massachusetts lnegro) cavalry,
fonoht with and repulsea ftteen hundred Con
federates at Roeche's plantation On me nzorI-
ING Of Friday last. This plantation had been
leased By the q. s. Government, and was be.
irg extensively WORKED BY the lessee. Not~lSh~
standing. however, this success on the part OF
the negro troops 1T IS somewhat remarkable
that & 6 Confederates destroyed ali the extern
siva cotton works and buildings on tee pIanEa-
ton, The New York Express asks ''who
believes that negroes whipped white sneo thus
more ghan TWO 20 one
The Washington Star reports chat "Captaln
E. 7. Sullivan, Of the 81 Texas cavalry, pre-
scented himself at the Provost Marshars office
in Washington, on Saturday, and asked per"
mission 70 take the oath prescribed il President
1inoolns amnesty proclamation, which re-
quest vas granted, and be gas furnished With
TRANSFORMATION 10 Philadelphia. Sullivan has
wife and one child residing IN Texas, where
he owns forty-siz slaves and plantation Of SIX
hundred acres. >
Augustus Peabody. OF Company Z, 15th
New York volunteers, has been found guilty
of desertion by a court martial recently held
within the lines Of the Army Of the Potomac,
and sentenced to be shot. The sentence will
be carried into effect in she presence OF SO
much of the Eagineer Brigade, as can De prop
erly assembled, on Friday the 22d inst.
The New York indepe adent leading organ
of the Republican party, strenuously argues IN
favor Of postponement Of the day fixed for
the meetins Of the Republican Convention 10
Baltimore.
Chief Justice Taney resumed his seat on the
bench OF the Z. S. Supreme Court Friday.
having recovered from his sickness Of three or
tour months duration.
GRO t. WHITE 4 co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
SHERIFFS SALE.

FTancis Hall per Guardian, Va. Nancy Befieman ct
al. Case No. 2s55, Montgomery County Superior
Court. In Partition.
DF virtue Of. aud In ObedIenee 10, the command Of
y an order Of sale made by the Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, Ohio, aud to me directed, viii
oner az public sale at the door of the Court House. on
Saturday. AprHg. 1864,
Al tive o'clock of said day the following eacri he'd
real estate, to.Wli The southeast quarter OF section
twenty seven l2D, township tive (2j range four az
est, az Ia Montgomery comfy, Ohio, containing
one hundred and fky nine aud sxty six sne hund
Tedth acres, more or less.
SAID premises have been appraised at Gny dollars
$500 per acre and cannot sell for less than gOthlrs
Of sad appraisement.
Terms-One-third cash, one third in one year and
the balance IN two ye fom the day Of sale the de-
ierred payments TO bear interest and 70 be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WoGAMAN, SheTif Mont county.
L. PToUTs, Ahornsy. 't IaasdeWaVfs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

DAVID n. Prugh, Administrator of Barbara shapk d.
ceased, ys. John Thomas Weby ct al Probate
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio,
PROCEEDINGS FOR SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
IOURSUANI TO an order OF sale 10 the foregoing
i case will offer AT public sale, and 10 the hiRhssi
bidder at the door OF the Court House n the city Of
Dayton, In The county Of Montgomery and state OF
Ohio, on
SATURDAY, APRIL Rad. 1884,
AZ two oclo m, the following described real az.
tate situate in the county Of Montgomery and state of
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows Situate
IN the southeast quarter Of section No o. town
., M r., beginning on the south line OF said section
~ Daniel Weayers southeast corner; thence n ~ q
~ poles to Deardorfs southwest corner; thence
St.25 poles 20 stone on Deardon's 's sOuth line:
thence NV I77 poles to the south line OF sad seq
uoni thence Iy1t' ai6S poles 10 the place OF bo-
Buhlnk, cohAinng sixteen (lol acres, more or less.
Appraised at $500 and may sell Tor tvo.thrds Of
sad sum.
Terms OF sale-One-thlrd cash; the balance in canal
payment. OF oneaud two years, with interest," segNrad
by mortgage on the premises.
- DAVID H.PRU0H,
Adminlstraior Of Barbara Shank deceased.
NAHh NuFff' Attorney ma2deNaut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.


IN THE VILLAGE OF oARROLTON,
nE Tuesday, the 21d day OF March, AID. lac, ,
" between tue hours Of two aud four O'Clock n, ,
the following real estate a. the property OF John
Dodds, deceased to-wt; Situate in the county Of
Montgomery and state Of Ohio, all OF lots No. al and
~, situate and being in ths town Of Carroon agree
ably 10 the Pa, OF said town Said lots have on ihem
large, nne and oommodloue brick dwelling, good
stable and other good 0utbuIldnes
SAID property has been appraised Tree OF dover, at
$1,000 and cannot soil for less than two thiris on me
appraised value thereof
TERMS OF sALE-One-thiri cash IN hand on day
OF sale, and one.thrd N one and one.third In Two
years, with interest nom day OF SALE 20 be secured BY
mortgage on the premises.
.. WILLIAM DODLs,
ApAH CLAI, Attorney. is3Osts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04

The Ten-forty LOan.-The Secretary Of,
the Treasury has authorized and given full
authority to the First National Bnnk of Wash
ington, which has acquired such high repu-
tation for promptness and efficiency in its
financial transactions with our citizens, and
all those who have done basiness with il, to
receive subscriptions for the New Government
Loan, popularity known and recognized as
the "Ten-Forties,' authorized by an act Of
Congress, approved March 3, 1864. The
sgency and assistance of the able, intelligent
and gentlemanly officers of the institution,
who have been empowered to fulfil the respon-
sible duties to which they have been assigned,
is a wise and iudicious act of Mr.. Chase,
which cannot but be emiuenty advantageous
to the Government in more surely consum.
mating the object in view by securing the
earnest effort which will be given to effect the
purpose.
The bonds to be issued will bear five per
centum interest, papable in gold; they will be
redeemable at the option of the government
after ten years, and payable in gold after forty
years They will be known as "ten.forties, %
and we predict for them as great popularity,
almost as the fye'iwenty sixes In point OF
TACT, the interest is equivalent to eight per
centum at the present price Of gold, so that
slreng inducement is held out to capitalists,
large and small The effect of this issue OF
bonds for greenbacks will be to curtai the
amount of the latter in circulation, and thus
70 raise the value of the latter relatively to
gold
Attention is invited to the advertisement
of the First National Bank Of Washington IN
references to the "l0-4O Loaf" which is ia
our columns to day -C0nshiutioMal Union.
..IH .r.fT.l ..UaH H.IH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
NOTIOR no HUNTERS

H1Hls is to notify all persons that do act want any
l. person TO come on to the farm of the updersigned
for the purpose OF hunting or killing game OF any
Kind should any one do so will prosecute the pef.
son to the full extent OF the law desrs TO protect
the game on my farm. My farm IL bounded as foi.
lows; on the east by widow Emanuel Moyer's farm;
widow Epert aud Petersburg; and on the north by the
RTm on which lives Daniel CietteT; and my farm lies
on bear Creek, IN Jefferson township, Montgomery
county ONO, no2SWem JOHN SkEPP
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04

Book Bindery-In Beckels Building, over
the Post Office every description Of Binding
is executed ia the very best style, and at
cheapest rates suck as Blank Books, Maga.
zines, &c. Ruling done to order Remember
the place, Room No 23,..Beckels Building.
2w local. F. W. MEYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
@e0lcaI.
CINCINNATI VENBREAL HOSPITAL,
Established II the Year 1859.

r....,,...s,- - ~ -
AseAohsheo u 'he rear 1885,
ron THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIEAsEa
And under the cSutrel sf tive Of ths ,..s. 1,.s.,
Physicians In the verdi
TAR E BONIPARTE frors Issd.. - -.
Uespitals Hpd fer the mast tan vssrs ~ ~ . ,S 80
einuaN Vsneresi Hospitai anS ~ " R1svtnr J, I
ybsra Ssrrnnnenf o,rs sf pr, 80 f5H ~ 10 'he oiy
oitsiped, wthout the use n psrsvTr sr can ee
r. sts Ie davs. strietnrss ,,,ra IN ~ See' enteu
turnal Rnissisns stoppeA n ts 49,. s noe,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
9egaI.
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

Aphef otephenS superior Court.
against
Jacob G.. Keplar ct al Case No 25h7
DURSUANT 70 an order and decree Of the Superior
Il Court Of Montgomery county Ohe, made in the
EbeYe entitled cause, ! will, on
Saturday, AgriLe, 1864,
Gel At public oucry TO the highest bidder at the door
Of ihe Court House, in the city Of Dayton the farm Of
Francis j. Andrews, situated east or Centeryille in
this county containing 1850 acres
It ism good slate Of cultivation, has absut fifteen
acres Of woodland, dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses, &C,
Appraised at s5,2sO, or S4s an aere-may sell for
IS, ,4G6 ", or S2e 81 an acre.
GEORGE W. MALAMBRE, Master Com.
J. A. JoRBAS, THRRsHEH 3 JeRBAS, e. g. YouEo and
HouE MCMAHON, Attorneys. aIidawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
na UnfNNT nNgUn
lRgal.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
John A. Mcmahon vs. Isaac W. Vinyard, Charles
Ninyard and Patterson H Snyder, defendants. Su-
peror Court of Montgomery County, Ohio. At
0NHE defendants, Isaac W. vinyard Charles vinysrd
l. and Patterson II Snyder, defendants in the above
action VIII take notice that the Goth day oil Janua
ry, 1864, petition was fled against them in the su-
peror Court OF Montgomery county, state Of Ohio,
for the sum OF one hundred and twenty-five dollars
WIN interest upon hity dollars from October %, 1890
slona services rendered them by the plaintiff above
named, and thar an attachment was issued against
their property upon the ground OF their being non.
residents Of the state OF Ohio They will take notice
that unless they appear aud answer to the petition so
MED against them, by the I'd day OF April A. D. 1854
Judgment VIII be taken against them for the amount
and interest as specified, M the April term next OF the
sad Court and their property sold 10 pay the same
ih3OwB 1OHN A 'NrWk HON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
ASSInNREs NnTICR

A ~ persons having claims against Job HoDry
"a snydermRn, Will present them 70 the undorsinn,
cd, who has been duly appointed assignee FOR settle
ment' JavWtS WILLIAM KLOEKEH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
= II . y + X q II II y
OF THK
Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
lLAT oE ruE LooAN oogNTY eAzKrrEl }

tLAT OF THE LOGAN COUNTY GAzETTEg
Having taken charge OF the DAYTON ENPiaE, ys
possess all the desired facilities for publishing r.
class paper aud respectfully submit This Prospectus
to the Patriotic, Liberty loving Democracy every.
where, for their subscription and support
The Expire will be Democratic paper, without
any prefix qualification II will be for Const tHtion
for Law, for Liberty, for Peace. "The Empire IL
Peace" said Napoleon, and So hUmbly but earnest.
ly, say we. These ideaswe shall inculcae; not by
violent or orcible resistance to constituted authority
but within The pale Of the law, by argument. by facts
byappeas to tie reason OF the people,
all time. Itmust mark the Era Of Democratic Resto-
ratsu-Law, Order. Peace, and Union-Or the after
and final overthrow Of American Ihbe.y With super
yen,ng pespohsm, OF Anarchy, which Is more to be
One OF the conditions OF Dera oeratic which
must be camphed with, is the dissemination OF Dem
ooratc papers. These ought TO he put in the hands
Of every man who will read them. II this we're n.
ieced, all doubt CT success mex, fall would he
cd: The people will redeem therase y0s, " they can
only be informed.
Those who were readers OF the
L O q "A N G "A z Il It T 4
VIII understand what ~ 10 he the character of the
lsMPta In addition 10 carefully prepared aRd sound
Democratic editorials and Selections, It will be u Of
Life, Spioe, and Variety.
A. MARIoS MgLuoRsE having declined 10 take
charge OF the Roman Enpire-will have Depart
ment in the EXPIRE OF Dayton, and Will "rradiata
me evening horizon, with his usual ability" as
The author Of "LiNCLE SANS HOTEL" "RYB
COFFEE" "DE SERENADE," &c, will sing hs
merry songs as often as occasion inspires them
There will as in the Logan Gazette be quantity Of
"Butternuts picked up under own Tree" and
served in each numOer of the Weekly.
In addition To tins, careful attention will DO paid to
the News VI the Week, Market Reports, and, In a
word al that goes to make up pleasant, reliable,
and radically sound Democratic paper.
We send his Prospectus to old friends 0Yerywhera,
and TO many Of whom we hope to make friends, in
the behet and hopA that they will aid IN the estab.
4 fugr pFaii
paper.
TERMS,
To single subscribers 50 per snnum, always in Ad.
vance Amer deliberation we have concluded not
withstandng the exorbitant prices ior paper ink &o
TO send ten copies OF the Weekly for Fifteen Doll ,rs,
knowing that there not a township IN Ohio where
club may not be made up on these terms.
The Daily Is sont TO mail subscribers for Sc per an.
mum, IN advance, or six months for S3
Address
HUBBARD l. BROTHER,
DAYTON OITO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04

Wanted BY a young man, boarding in
a private family. Three or four squares from
the Court House Address EMPIRE Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
d. ,' TOM 4enla and COlumD1. R.,,.

:, ~ N ~. ~ ~; zsfssIgsl,sz
i tickets SS 1roS iSSGs baYIanE East, va 0olam5a. -
a.l i,ss ps Ilaly Trans East, eastern Slties.
ogabas SsI S SEht Express issoss gSv0R for tn,
stop oIy At XenS and osd a. l5s nj these t5s,S.
Columbus! =" all way siauOns 6stwse55n 6a.n s:ss
O,alil,'s adili,tlns At Dayton, piobt ,,. Nnu
press 44a 1SL M Columbus ares aSs saS M Accom-
yer than Dayton TIo6 t1a Gus time, which is nnn,.
calling oa s. NJ y Y tSi can be had for all
noi7 h AR'S, Gd6k,st iiekst Agent. e''isS b.
---------- ~ "NVDWA.tD, Supenn,.,,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04

Mr. Burgent, of Cincinnati, begs leave to
announce to the citizens Of Dayton, that he
has just arrived with his "Great Western Pho
tographc Car and is prepared to take Card
Pictures in good style at 81 so per dozen
Having no rent to pay he can thus put bis
prices down TO the lowest stand ,rd He will
he located for short time at the corner of
Main and Washington streets, Dayton, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
Age1lrp.
A. E. M CLURE,

A. E' M ULURE,
REAL EST ATEA GENT
NO. QsS THIRD STREET. AT JOHN H. sToPPEf -
MANS OFFICE
I HAVE large amount OF property for SALE such
As houses and lots in all parts of the city at var
Gus prices ranging from four hundred ten thousand
dollars, on good payments and well situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots for sale. Also several
farms for sale, ranging from hundred and sixty
acres down to tive acre I, adjoining the cty and in
the county.
Those having property for sale and those wanting
TO buy will do well to call on me, rs / shall give
prompt attention to all business entrusted TO my care
have had consi derabls experience in the business
lasdlm A, f. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
SanduskJ, Day and OlncInnati \ y
II o gsssa ss.l.s.Es5 -. !. .

- li:isszssE 5aagas
{ IN ana after November 10, lsta an,
~ nOucei Passenger and hreVLt 'rrsi uhH itu D.
"a AiION, going north, as foilows. "'nS WA leay,
R.in a. N, through trelaht ana -
CstO with Passenger Car atta,bsS "uoonlinouatioi
lti..Jn a. M. Mal tram Tor hprfneaa,,
1OsOO Urbana, Bellelontnine I66siu' Coiunitd .,
4 ienl!usA!, connecting at spnnpield 80. clyde a.
M ~, i, snu COlumbus, arriving ia Uolp,, irHu io,
~ ~ ~ " Lama lama win tfhln iOr Coiurts 1 "uH ~ E;1
asst ,n Un - Ft Wayne UAio.yo crest Hiti
"a , w., wing IN Orestne nc 5iI5 IA ahS ~, X gon
Il Il M ~ az Slyee WIN Tran level, iItts1ir a.
iIini ~ S'us last arriving IA Cleveland Hnu lCeu.
w. @ "a y. % o'oOh ni' and Buiiao nt b,,, y $50 D "a
m T5i ~ ii'ing 10 Ioiedo Al l2lU M I.t in Com
a. a. AS'"o q M, and eandusky sf 10y 10y az t.lC
II. =. 81. NlSht EApress iOr spgyi,. ESQ p M.
i, u9 soing hasi on l1ttsburg, H. WAl ~ Forest VIII
~ "a siIiNlhl Crestline B!i5 ~, Ie i and Uhirn
~. SVlnB heSt with Tram nrrvi,, ~ ~ burg AZ a.
% 80 ~ III, hha ChieAgo AZ lU;iU n A. ~ ~ Wayne III
o. lsiahu anu Toledo h. H. arr yue with Irsn
reaches sauuusky at 7:46 m Duhaio at 0;5O a. 81
1DE 4. M. HuntsvI, =. Il
I.sU ,sNU Daytoh on ARRIVAL ui lrain yHon, leaytbt
Wsst 4 H Spiihknelu al 200 M Urtsa,s n ~ Cincinnati
nnJ oity M lA!1S IN, belleionfai :" iOf5 a.
"hI M u nuhtsYiie ut l2.I2n a na 'utslne ~ II.bl A. -,
az AIChets via thus Line to MI 49,.
"es can be had AZ the Tiek,t, ,tttts North, East AM
go. 4. W; hING, Ticket Agent 'N tue Union he, g
FIe are always as low a. bv am
49,, VrinailOu relative 10 sh,,;y;'n 'nsr rOute.
MaSsI 1pPiy at The Company fFs tfeght by tlts
M - agent. Ii. KICt. e.. GU bepot--J. 4.
- oLArr, Gen Ticket gent '"PvfinIendont
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
WynkOop's iceland Pect0raI.

@Diseases Of the throat ehestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdious aud dangerous. The
properties OF medicine to alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expeetorant, anodYne and
invgorating loosenng the mucus OF the throat, and
impartnR tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of diseases
Ike DR.. Wynkoops Iceland Pectoia. Il is used with
the most astonishing results in all cases Of bronehit
influenza, whooping cough, diptheria putrid sore
throat asthma crsup, coughs, colds, nervous rra-
The Rev J. j. Potter certiAes that 'I have used Or
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years, myself and In
my amily, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II to many others, and have never
seen its equal" Rev }. }. Potter BrooklynN. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testnoni-
ais could be produced, showing is remarkable cures
and shat II never fails.
II is composed Of pure Iceland Mess, Balm Of Oh.
cad, Peruvian Balsam, ElecampRne, Comtrey, Bur.
dock, and other invaluable expectarant and tonic
gradients. II is harmless, prompt and lasting. In.
Vallds aud sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family should haVA IT, II IL remarkable ior
Group. Fun descriptions, recomm endatons and di
rections accompany each bottle.
druggists.
Prepared by Dr. R. wynkoop, and sold by u. S.
Barnes Co, New York. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
Austr.

STRING MUSIC.
I AM prepared to iurRish String Music ler balls.
parties, &c., at the lswest Pessble rates. BaVine
played with Prot Farchild during the last summer,
feel esnadent thatI can satisfy all his 0d custom -
ers. / y member Of the Regimental Band, and
can furnish any nulnber of pieces for q string band
All orders LETT with Charles Theebald corner Third
and jefferson streets, uhder HustsA Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del3d3m DANIEb q. RAKRR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04
ATTACHMENT NnrICR

Mary jane Bright, Administrators OF WIN. Brghts
estate, Plaintiff, against Jonas BeeRhey, Defendant
belore John Burnett Justice OF the Peace or JEFF.
claimed-Slt5 is.
nN the 18th day OF January 1864 sad Justice issued
~ an order Of Attachment IN the above action fer
the sum OF one hundred and itesn dollars and sew.
eny hye cents Case set for hearing on the 10th day
ia3Owtt% MARY JANE BRIGHT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-04

PHILIP s. GEBHARTS ESTATE
ON the first day OF February, A D. 1854, the under
" signed we're appointed and qualified Executors
81 me last VIII and testament OF Philip 8. Gebhart,
late OF Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased
bAMUEL QEBHART,
lodWa ISAAC DISC NIGER