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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
LtssrxE. Ill. July leah i

LtsALIE. H., July 1eth. 1se3.
yoEs H. RLoor, EsqJ-Decy SIR. have been sufarer
for six years with Chronic Rheumatism and great
pleasure in recommending your LAfienand and n-
ralgia Specific be the best medicine for thai di@ensc
that have ever hestHef When comnaencea asisS il
could hardly walk sf stiil great the pain,
and IN three ays.l free ffcui ard iess
the hrst time in five years -sc fgeu pain. ard feel
nintle that think would 10 dancing all the while II II
did aueh sIt str il a n endid
medicine and would recommend all those afflicted with
thosn diseases 70 cry H. Rave just ind Capt Raymond
ia friend q minel hs back With iIfRmHatpry rheu
he y III SIND 10 you i1r Enclosed Please nd
two dollars and SEND bottles Of the Specific Ii
should neea j; nyseif Sin give ii to that
does fur there plenty that suffering with fkose
diseases that unacfilaintei With YOUR Specific sd
tnk that you onglt PUBLISH it ia every city in the
/ Union. Very respectfully, ygugs
C4pf u MIS- ~ BROWN
Residence Chicago. IL.
7. s. SEMI medicine TO OF b. y. W Whitman Chi
cagD. J.WB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21
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Andjustly deserves the reputation IL has 50 long erio
In Central America and the " eat Indien In -
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

RICHMOND, Jan. l. The house adjourned
At noon, but after the hour Of meeting
The reception at the executive mansion was
attended BY q great throng The weather
was prop tious, and the event passed off in the
most satisfactory manner.
uen-J IL. Morgan will arrive here on Tues
day next, from Danville. Preparations are
making to give him grand reception.
totally discredited.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

rAfK.xsAs NEws.-We have received intelli-
cence that large body of Federals, some two
ar three hundred strong, came down last week
10 Polk CO.. in the vicinity OF Baker, Springs.
They came UNEXPECTEDLY upon Capt William
son with small body Of men in cove, taking
them by surprise. Capt. Williamson was in
stantly killed, and his men taken prisoners -
We have littl, reason TO hope that this news
regarding Capt. Williamson i mistake. he
was citizen Of Polk, and former member OF
the State Legislature. His death 10 much re-
GREETED by those who knew him
We hear, also, that a portion Of Gen "a
gan's command under Colonel Lawther, had
skirmish with the enemy near Monticello, drIy-
ing them back towards the river Loss smali
on both sides.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

MAJ. JoHS p. BUIL.--We had the pleasure ofs
visit from this young cavalry officer last week.
He was i'm the city on business. ana remained
with rs but short space. His command is en-
carnped at a distance convenient to headquarters,
IN a locality not advisable to mention at pres
ent We understand that MAJOR buli mas oeen
nromotpd to n Internationally. His cool
ness and bravery whilst leading his regiment at
the battles of Shallow Ford, Ashley Mills and
Terry Ford. and subsequently, in command OF
brigade at the attack on Bayou Fouche and Pins
Bluff. fully attested his courage fidelity and de-
votiqn to our cause, and his capacity TO COM
maud. His troops are strongly attacned 70 I'm
have fuII confidence in his abilities and judg-
ment and follow him in all bis arduous and
dangerous undertakings with an alaerty and
cheerfulness that an older commander might
Justly feel proud or
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
NOTICE..

A Ii persons having claims against the late
n firm of TRIMpLs & WISk are requested TO
present them to the undersigned for payment.
Those indebted to the same are also requested
to call aud settle their respective accounts
Confederate money will be received for all
dues. DANIEL R. WINS.
Surviving Partner
All persons indebted T. d. r. WISS are re-
quested to make payments in Confederats4
money. ID. II. WIEN.
Washington, Ark, Jan. 26, 1864. IA
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
500 Reward.
Jan. is. 1864.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on the 2Aih
IL day Of December, 1865. one negro oman,
M nmel Mary. about 35 years old some , ieet
high. of black color, several scars on her head,
also her two children. the oldest, Wander,
about 4 years OH, low ana heavy set hut small
TO her age Of black color. The other, derry,
about Z years uld. also black color
The above rewarf will be pail for their de-
livery ID me, OF their confinement i'm any Jail
50 that | can get them Address.
JOSEPH EAST.
Ne: Moriah 7. o., Hampstead Co
Jan. q. 1864 lf%
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
LOST.

m the 10Th Of january, 1864, a leather home
~ made POCKET BOOK, containing two oIe
Hundred Dollar Bills and about one hundred
dollars in small change. Any person deliver
ing i At this Office will be amply compensated.
Jan 20, 1854. 62-2
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
S20O EnXS ARD.

Tla= Joe. who ran away from Dir Tom Bran
Il 'ien. near Spring Hill, Wednesday last =
Iue liz briaht nHnniffn- about ~ years si;
ghs lboUt iJU or lg9 has grey or light
blue eyes wore cassimrre cap. brown pants
ard no coat Pickeis will please lookout
Jan q. 1864. l-zw
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

IEoN Naw O-LEANs.-La.e ness, direct from
New Orleans confirms the report q insurrectiOn
oi hc negro LrOops al Fort, 81. Ph,lip All Jae K
son. hey killed their ankce officers. seI free
all The Confederate prisoners aud took com
pl,te possession vi the forts. They ai.edgc the
bad treatment experienced at the hands Of the
Yankees aud their bad faith in refusing to grant
them the freedom promised the motive Of the
revolt. 1t is said that considerable land aud
naval forces sent against them, have, 80 far,
failed in reducing the insurgents. They have
SIX months provisions, aud are represented as
willing to die rather than surrender 10 the de-
tested Yankee.
Similar results are feIrei at Port Hudson,
where negro troops are in large proportions
So much for the Yankee machiavallsm, As
they have sowed the wind, it il but fair that
they should reap the whirl wind.
The lamentable spectacle Of contraband suf-
ferings offered in the vicinity OF vicksburg. is
being re-enacted in the vicinity of New Orleans.
The locality formerly occupied by the cattle
market, is crowded with INDECENT homeless ne-
groes. They are fast dying, especially the wo-
men and children.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
SDnCIa! NOtiCe.

Washington, Ark
TIUE undersigned. Manufacturing Quarter
Il Master for tie District of Arkansas, having
exclusive control Of az Beef Hides belonging
10 the Government. hereby notifies al persons.
tanners and spectators in particular, NoT to
purchase government hides from anr person
having charge thereof. pxr-r- tTl-h hIu self or
.-s aa.I.s s.aftvt4.i-l a. I-4.e .-tr-cts tDr
feather ANY nilr= purchased INV anr clilZ-n
from auy o...eer OF soldier. ia violation IF THIS
notice. will M taken possession Of for the
and ben-it of the Government.
al gooa citizens arc respectfully requested
To tale care Ut all hides left Ly TX a.heI COM
me Of the quantity and heir
locality. Any labor or expense they may in
eur in 20 doing will be paid by me.
j. ID. THOMAS,
Mai & Manfg q NJ, Dis If Ark
Jan. is. 1864. II
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
A Good Horse for sale.

WI he cold at Washington Saturday
w the Goth inst. TO the highest bidder for
cash. good horse that works well in harness
anu moves wen under the saddle.
Jan. 18th 1854 n1-lt-
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
FOR SALE.

n NEAT DWELLING HOUSE. in the sn-
II burJs o. town, for Confederate mcney-
Apply 70 A. D. WILLIAMS
Jam. 30. 1861 52-iw
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

Bay Hon. c. b. Mitchell left home near two
weeks ago for Richmond. He will doubtless
meet with much delay. but as his services will
be required constantly at Richmond, indepen-
IDENTIFY Of the term Of Congress, he will no
doubi proceed as expeditiously as possible.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

bn6- We return thanks to our young friend
Capt. Billy Ferguson, for late number Of the
"Mobils News" sent by letter.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

nag Mr.. GuDLETr of the 18th Arkansas
Volunteers, will leave this on the 4th Of next
month, and will take any letters to Gen. A.
dams command, east Of the Mississippi Let
tsrs shoull be left st the Post Ofics.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

Ia- We have had for a week the most beau
fiful weather, the thermometer ranging from
40 degrees in the morning to 76 degrees
at 2 o'clock. The mornings are aften colder in
May and in twelve out of the twenty years in
cluded in DR.. Smiths meteorological tables, it
has been as low as 76 degrees at o'clock in
July. The weather is sugg stive of gardening,
We hope our good housewives will neglect no
chance of raising vegetables for food, and herbs
for meiical purposes. Every cabbage leaf and
potatoe tells for our cause.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
The News.

We have it upon the authority of the
"Tribme's specialsS' alone, that a series
of indecisive battles were fought on lasl
7hursddy, 1.-TWO days ago) in which 3 OF
i corps of Meade's. and an equal number
of Lees corps participated. Considering
the mighty Importance of these events,
the great facilities at command for the
transmission of intelligence, and the fever
ish anxiety of the people to be informed Of
the progress and prospects of our arms
considering all this, we say, we are com
PEELED to marvel that the history of the
last ttSo days is still unwritten and un-
known. And how comes it that the Trib-
une's Specials report alone has found it's
way along the wiresP Where all the 9TH
er specials? And where are the official
reports reaching Washington every hour?
AS yet, we only know that the greatest
conflict of modern times was begun on
last Thursday morningl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
HnhuMan Order OF a Federal
Omcer.


A Correspondent of the Cincinnati
COna@'ereiOi, writing from Alexandra, La,
gives some particulars Of the return of our
fleet down the Red River, which demon
strate brutality in the officer implicated,
scarcely paralleled during the war, and
never exceeded except by the eold-blood-
ed murder of the ten citizens at Palmyra.
by the monster Mcneil. That the Feder-
al authorities should retain such brutss in
their service is . burning reprsack 10 the
Union cause. and must be SO regarded by
all its real friends. 1t is due to those who
who have sought, and who still seek to
achieve honorable distinction ia the name
OF the Union and its Aag, that all whose
conduct tends to dishonor and disgrace
the cause for which they are thus contend
ing, should be exposed and denounced in
the severest terms. If the authorities are
so unwise, and at the same time so unjust,
as not TO discriminate between those who
are serving the country with honor, and
those who are disgrscing it, it is the i'm
perative duty of the Press aud the People
70 do it, Here is the extract from the
Commercial, to which we have referred
"Lieut Colonel Parker, of the 3d Rhode
Island Cavalry, gave orders TO his men on the
Superior to fire on eDery phite man, spoman,
OF child, seen on shore Bs the boat eame
up the order was executed Two or three
unarmed citizens, riding along on shore about
fifteen miles below here, waved their hatS 10
the boats in token Of frieudly recognition.
but were feed upon and fell from their Nor
aes. Ihey ioere, doubtless Unfon men. a.
all the rebel citizens have left that part af ,he
parish Houses were shelled along the riv.
en- aHa t'f ''''''' VIE
As the eOm@sccidl pGbhshsd ths letter
from which the above extract lsntAksn,
'sitsOGf cO~msHt, We may infer. At least,
that i saw nothing in It q condemn, a ~ q
: HH tf.1 sdOftAo vesta = eNN0NN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chsstand pulmonary oroans
are ever prevalent, ineidious and dangerous. 7rhe
Rroperhea of medicine 70 alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints must he expsotoran anodvFyA and
inugoratng. loosening the mucus OF the throat and
lmpartnR tene 70 the entire systen No IN
nSdcd aelonce ever masteIed this class OF disease
hke Dr. WyDkoop's Iceland PeotoIAl. II sused with
- resulted lu all cases OF broneht A.
nnuenlA, whooPing cough, diFtheria or putrid sore
, sihma' ogeuP, eoughs, cods, nervous irTita.
fhe Reg J ,. Potter certhes that, 'I have used Or
WynkoQPs feetoRa for seyefal years, myself and In
~ mnly. ior severe pulmou9ry complaints, and
hhVe elesemmended II 10 many others and have never
SeSn ns equal Rev, J, !, Potter, Br0oklyn II y. ,
hunet4 Rnd thouaAnda of important ieatlnoni.
~ could ne produced, shelving ta remarkable cures
Z composed Of pure Iceland Msss, Balm Of 0n.
80, rer1slan bAlsam, klecampauS, Comfey Bur.
ooek, and other invaluable expeotsFans aud tonic In.
RS9enb; itts harmleHa, prompt and lasting In
xallds 80 9nnsregn eapnot afford 70 neglect trial
nvetJ hmiiy Should have IT, IL Ia renarkaho Ior
osSaP: Fsll descriptions, Recommendation and Il
FsSuous aeeompany eaoh bottle. t8fT77F - y
arSss, soaa Y psyssh ~ W. W. Stewart and Ell pnhepai
ffspaIss By pr. r ). wynEoop. aud sold by d. 3.
hAFns. = Co, asW Ysrk. ~ iNElf Z sSlsdfy
ttefJ laff y Nf T, fis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

z NreRo OuTRAGEs IN TRNEEssEE.-Ws
find the following in the correspondence of
the Cincinnati Commercial. We publish
it for the relation it bears to the massacre
at TT Pillow e i.t1.ss ON
"T.ast Friday evening, party Of negroes
entered the residence OF Truman Belts, near
Memphis two hundred yards from the picket
manner. and insulled his wife and daughter.
The same evening some negroes entered the
House Of Me- Rudshaw, threatening 10 hang
him if be did not give up bis money"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
agcncp.
A. E.M CLURE.

A X. IA CLURE,
REAL ESTATEAGBNr
No. 400 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN n. EroPPRl-
MANS oFFICE
HAVE lsrge amount Of property for sale, such
A. houses and lots In all parts OF hs city At Vaf.
Gus prices, ranging ifoai Ourhundred 10 ten
dollars, On good payments, and well siinAied and
say quantity Of vacant lots Tor sale Alao, several
larnis or sale, ranging nom one hundred And slEtv
acres down q two sore lt, adjoining the ely and ID
the county.
Those having property for sale ard thoss vantns
70 suy VIII DO well 70 call on me, a. | shall give
prompt attention 70 all business entrusted 10 ~ care
hsys had ooRsIderahle experience In the hnsiseGs
JASaih A. r. MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
@entcal.
CINCINNATI YENERRAL HOSPITAL,
Established in ths Year 1859,

Established in ths Year 1859.
ToR THA CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES.
And under the eentrol Of tive Of Tho mest Eminent
Physieians in the world.
nR. x. BOhAPARTk, from Londoh and Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Gin.
cinnat YSnereal Hospital, and Dr., E, b. REYNOLDS,
late q New Yerk THIS is the oay etos in the city
chained Sithout the use 81 mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhoa cured In 0tS t2 hours, Gleet cured
in 10 10 daVai structures cured In 10 weeks; Noe.
turnal Emissi0ns stoppss in 10 days; ssmlnal
Weakness eured n sfob weSksi syphis IN IL prina.
Y slsees cured ~ ~ asys; sse ,adary symptoms 10
potency, Vigor restored IN 70 Weeka All diseases
81 private nature trssted with nParslsisd success
DT. RSnaparts's great work On private ds..,ss IN.
Private Guide te Hoath IL beneficial 10 All nae and
splighten those Nhs crepe in darLnsss. Price rs
cents, sent by mail.
Dy. Bsnsesrts's French Paisa, Male saisi 1, 4.
Psreay safe, and never fails 70 60 aRhsAcdon Ills
the enly safe aud sure preVeahVe aRAinst dis,as"
Pfice of the French Patent Male safe 81 the spgis
'1s y PSs as LoSisR SI:'s SS y nal
sap add reliable remedy fer suppreasians and All r.
male diseases Ladie. shsuld iot use thsm dnnna
b q FbsH-sEeA ans ss-SoAiss say sadrsss' sy
Dr., ,. 4 ii. are De ne. 4. e..,pIts,..s -. -.
quesa ssahiy aokAoWlsdGsd 70 u ths shan soss snS
kngE of VtAerea Diseases and the ohy Docters = ho
Iees.ys lonlAly rspsais tssH ths al VsFidi they
vilaess Sac various diseases whiok uihief nsanklad
and 70 watch the progress tarsugh A lsaE career Il
humble Abedo oi poverty 70 The nanslon sf the weeI
Ay, and haylng aeoertalned beyead deuht tht vAst
Luberna ~ humauty, they dolerminsd u select re
gonefAhye system as their particular stuav Andts a..
vote kher uheloAltonten 70 the Al of tina dis
eAaos o. theeotmportant functions. Ne loiteTa will u
$500 81 Ne! ssn'a.n remittance OF peat
- nss. R0NApARTE REYNOLDS,
-; lsl 6syosssss esssst between SifsA sHtA east
eAss hourt rem An. toOPM, NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Z b1~lf you want good -four 20 to L. l.. Gil.
liIands Flour store, north side of the market,
Eve doors from Main street. he is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suit you delivered at your house. I'm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

MukDEk. ID DanieI s. DonClson, a son Of
Mai A. j. Donelson, was found dead a
few days ago, near Memphis supposed to
have been murdered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
a9aily Gatpir,

Richmond Taksn--ws mean Richmond,
Indiana John Gsngnagle says so, and what
be says may be relied upon, de also says he
will set q magnificent Lunch tomorrow NOR
Mug ct half past nine clock, to which he in.
yites all his friends Give him call
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
The Draft TO Begin Next Tues
dnY.

1t is now announced that the draft will
be commenced in this District on next
Tuesday, without fail. 1t will be made
by sub-listricts, and continued until the
entire quota of the district is drawn.
when shall all our sorroWs ceassy'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Dayton and Michigan Rallroao.
sanduSky, Dayton and CInelnna,i y )
~ 7 aEsaS;sv

Aall - II ssk--.sfa y lss'sisse
n and after November 40, 1903, apo -,,,-,1 -.
" nonee' Passenger and FreiRht ITs,ns ~, tllb'
DAtiON, gong north, AZ follOWs: wiz 'e"FH
Q.An A. NJ through Freight ana -
C.NO WIN passenger Car attached ''lodhtiOL
In.Rll A. M MAI tram Tor Sprlnysat. -
AOsOO Urbana, belleontane, FeTes,s' Soiumbus,
13anuiusky, eomecting at Springfield vi Cyoe aLd
~. y, iii su Soiumbus, arriving in Coiu,nt Aian ftt
~ W OIGsna with train or Coumbus a, 'as s z!SU A,
ta, ulA,n On fltsbnfB ft. Wayne Chcs crest wut
ss Sss'i nIElhg IN Crestine 5.46 m 49, h H. Ruipu
% u'y nj al Olyde with IrEu on Uevsss Flttsburp n
~, mi ~. soins hast' arriving IN Ceyeand Hhd TolegO
Yas - a =. o'ooe m, anu Buffalo NJ b.S1 " $40 D IA
" sS ~ isllIinB 10 Ioledo Al l2slU a M ne,A m. Gos
~ S'.0Sko " IVSO M and SandusIY a, t Wt at 6!lb
h. | ani a., iiIk imIkht Express Tor spfingS.1io m.
Nm hhu belie0ntane, conneetiho snsld Ufbapa
Iosd svhdg hast on Pll!sbutg, IT. Wsyn rorest win
"a. Soing West with Train arriv,, ~, ftisburR M So
o,19 % M aud Chicago az 1910 H. Ar , ~ Ft Waynesi
Cleveland and Toledo H. r. yue with Tran
M ~ Dunklrk at 500 and bttS 20 al
TnE p. NJ. Huntsyilia 4 n
O ssNO Dayton on arrival OF Irsi,A slAuon, leayib.
Wast sPfingneld at 800 M UrhIom rom Cincinnati
An9 Huntsville at l2l2A m e'Ontsine at Ils5l n -
N, ~ lckets via this Line 10 nh .
west can be had at the Tehs points North, Rasf sn
Sas%Fnn; ~ "; Ming, Ticket Agent "a ths Uhion Depo
rete nMe Always as low as by an
Routa IInAuon relative to shin1ni isI route.
MAsshJ JP.y tths Company'B Trsislts rSlght by this
v, 3SHArr, Cen Ticket Agent 'NPerlnlondent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

LKcTURE.-Dr. James Cooper will lee
ture tomorrow, (sunday, at 10 1-2 o.
clock in the forenoon, and I 1-2 in the
evening. The public are invited to at
tend. 2td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

The General Assembly
Of Ohio at ita laa, session. enacted the follow.
...d,.n, - ,ho a., ,,,t.,;,. IL. -.
Jug " '"e "'' Nv p@'
nent oi ices ana costs TO Mayors, 'ustlees Of
the Peace, Marshsls and ConStableG
SECTION l. That no costa taxed BY any
Justice Of the Peace. Police Judse OF Mayor
OF any eitv or incorporated village in tnis
State. in aoy prosecutious hereafter commenc-
ed before such Justice of the Peace. Police
Judge or Mayor, for any otfense shall in any
event be nnid ont of The Countv Treasurv eI
cept the ees Of witnesses in prosecutions for
tor an ohense' the punishment whereof Is I'M
Iii - &c "a ~ - ~ NJ
Peace, Pones Judge or Mayor, 70 the County
apv in tbe charges sbail draw an order on
the County Treasurer in favor of such wit.
Ge Sess, wHlco T. oroe' 'nsi' se pa'a out OF The
sEoTros g. That the County Commission.
ers in each county Of the State, shall, annq-
ioysncs TO 10 sncS Cons,sbIs T MsrsbsI Jns,ce
Of the Peace, Police Judge or Mayor in such
conn Y, Tor services services 10 criminal cases the
pepitentiary. in cases wheto The feea are moi
paid by the State Of Ohio, equal to their re-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Real Estate at Auction. &C. P. Huber
& Son will sell at auction, on next Tuesday,
the John G. Wsckel, sr. property. See Bills
and advertisements. This should interest
persons having flnds to invest in good prop
erty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
Houilo.

A NorE made BY Perry Pesse to tho order John
"A ieasei' The owner can have II BY paying tor
sal- Louee RsQi2aWl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

100 F-The Oficsrs and Msmbsrs Of
Montgomery Lodge, No. 3, are rsspsetfally
requested to be present on Monday evening
The Grand Master will be present.
The members Of sister Lodges are invited
to meet with us by Order OF the Lodge,
JAMES ANDERroS, per Sesy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
a9rnhisions.

Andrew WsinRartnsr,
stall Ne. as Westsrn Market Hsuse
Dealer In
Fresh Meats, Hams, ,SauSage,&c.
AlWaVs on hand, Of shoiOe Ne, I stock AuIsdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
Aausic.

STRING MUSIC.
IT AM prsperet - urank otrinE Music fer balls.
P'rtss &C., IT the iswest possible rates. HaViAg
played with Pref Farchila during the last a.
ers. am member Of the ReEimoutsl Band, and
csn furnish any number Of pieces fer string band
All orders LETT with Charles ThesbAld, cornsr Third
and jefferson streets, under Hasiss Hall, will he
promptly attended to-
del9d5m DANIEL y. MAKER.