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, 1864-05-03
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gaxette-1'

itlt " eaulnElo1 10 2Ydll himself OF Inc skill
of Philadelphia dental surgeon. The panic
makers need but small capital for their oper-
ations.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gsxettet1.
w..uscTor Anr1 % 1854
copprxnv.n w.nr,,r nv Tu. rsr,s1nr
~. WaAv",s - 80. A 4AaNoN
m i1s tho 'ew t,or rors an.t n,oohs to.oa! took
Mne1s rlank pla.s ie1t II on, ;Anu renewed
the c4a1ges u 41~uu, eotIu steanns.
O.. ans 's. lntouues'on, ~ II. DA"es, o.
cs11,nT m thc President 9o5 fhc nsncrs az aSnmf Nv.
FranE Blafr'x nnnointmrnt- wes mai. the
prete1t for violent assault on Mr., Chase
which led to m exciting scene, the Admins.
tr@tion men again and again calling him to
order, he ~ often deliberately proceeding to
violate the rules, till finally the Speaker Or
dered him to fake his seat. A soon n it
was in order, Mr.. Garfield seized tho oppor-
tunity to Introduce a resolution recIting
Blalrss and Brooke chayrcs. and thereupon
ordered = special committee Of Nive, with
power to send for persons and papers, to use
stenogrnphcr, to make full Investigation Of
the whole matter: This Is In accordance
with Mr. Chnse's wishes. Meantime, Brooks
and the Blnirs ind aid for their effort to
d11Te Mf. chase from tne Canlhet IN anotnef
quarteF. q somuln1aon u Ne" 1oIA spec
,aa1 T,ga g4 so saist ~ d,3-;nN ~ ~ -. mas .
uhnss ~ nont,nn.n.sn ,n oti,cs s-ena.rs tno;-
o.1,in1 ~ rnro-4sin Rnt ~ the ss-nost -.
,r-.e6t.f .f;ons ~ 1eaainc nnh,,c mrn remon.
sstrntin~ with him aoa7nst .nv cncj, conrza
A. Gheee Eon1d haTe hern 1.rv 1917 ~
rr.t,f1 theIr wi.h.s IL il stiIi;n Phif,de1'
EIh;s E;y :, ~ nr;v.ta I,ne;nes, hnt ~ IL rnnTn
tinrs Ernt Rim, from resi1nino when III,
Psrsidrnt npno5ntefi his csjHmn}ator in II,
House Nrfor Ccntr.l and th,f H. press
dent is stiii stririnr to eTn1a;n tn him tha,
this did mt me.n anvth;n,l' A -D' 'NA
49, -. @.-'e' .-.----...
e., alsnir-1ssGn nnsr"Kks
TILE fAasapAsf AND GEN. schESck.
The mnddle IL complicated BY the Presi
dents nnlucky attempt to couple Schench
with Blair, In conversation Schenck has
been even more emphatic than he was yester.
Gay n the House, in latly contradlcting the
Presidents statement. and added that Mr..
Llncoln was perfectly tamillar with the facts,
pr1Eate conversation three weeks aso. Thla
ls considered as raising question OF veracity
between NM and Lincoln. which Schenck
press sun iaztoef hy demanding copies OF the
RaNefs, votes ana messages TO which the
ffesaoens felsss as sustaining his position.
TIE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY or TIE
TREASURY,
Thc ,mrort.ncc attacb.d n ~. r.+r-, n,
Frank P. Rlafr. nf Nissnnr; IN the n;i;tsty y.
service, rs Major General, may be sur
prize to persons who hare not closely OBJ
served the circumstances OF the case The
exact truth Is that Gen Blair has occupied
himself in Congress In making assaults upon
only hle administration Of the Treasury De-
partment, but his personal character. and
that In violent and indecorous terms. assum-
inc. all The while. to be speakInr In hehalf
OF The Preeidcnt Il wa necessary. nnder
sicn his com es;on IN Mo aImv hsfora tat-.
i,7- ~ .o.+ IL Tann-ass @ ." Thssxo1asa .an.
, 1864-05-03
CHICAGO CATTLE AIARKET.

MONDAY Ev1N1No, Asy7 2, 1854.
BEEF CATTLE.-The total receipts since the close
OF asturd45's market amount to atou 20. and the
entered tales to so, at prices hanging from $5c175
per 100 ns. With scarcely any stock In the yards,
business hss been necessarily restricted, aud too I'm
Of the market.
, 1864-05-03
SECRETARY GALEsnuRG 8. A. 8.
The cssDeu10Cratlc " - Candidate Tor Con-
ErcAs In the 5t1l District.

The democracy" Of the 5th District met
in Convention ut Princeton on Thursday last,
and on the fret ballot nominated II. n. Wead,
Of Peoria, as Lovejoy's successor. The bal
lot stood; H. N. Wead, 80, ". Loucks, II,
G.. ". Stipps, IL.
Wead IL o Copperhead Of the first water,
and If elected Will Of course support the dis
union peace proposition.
Hon. E.. c. 1ngersoll, the Unlon-Republf-
can candidate, Is IN unconditional supporter
Of the Government and the war against the
rebels, md the loyal people Of TINT dIstrict
will see to It that he is elected.
n11So1s Co1oREn TRoops The Goth
9. s. Colored regiment, Of Illinois, arrived
from Chicago last evening, and were hospIta-
bly, entertained by the Subsistence Commit
tee. The regiment numbers four hundred
and seventy men, and is commanded By Col
John A. Droes Of Chicago, brother or ono
Of the editors Of the Chicago Tribune. Col
Bross was formerly Senior Captain of the
SSth Illinois infantry. After the regiment
lad partaken Of supper at the City Hall, Col.
Bross returned thanks for the kindness ex-
tended towards them By the committee, and
the members Of the regiment sung q number
Of patriotic songs. The occasion was very
interesting, and large number of citizens
were present. The regiment left in the east
eTn train this morning, for Annapolis, Mary-
land.-Etk1rt7g Gaztkt, .iprif oo.
, 1864-05-03
M A RINE LIST.
POET OF CHICAGO.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS. M,ye
Prop Topawanda. Langley, Bnda'o, sundrles.
R1eP Sassa @ q fshs Essss: S1sas. haS.io .qua.tes.
Prep AeeSsny soynion. n ssanis. sansics
rrop rp i9p ein9.slopc ! B9,p a saFsis sa1dstss M e ;,
sehi N1,keKon. MsVes. bToan; BOWS Pie9, r. y n lumber.
sshE EeftSf 5nf tarhsS1F1s kewanee 10y M se9ar post
sels u. ". BRIGHAM, Abtahameon, Milwaukee, 50N
x,,. 4Esn Met na!asst ~nea.. rt+ 70, -,
rir99- ,,,,,- .,,-,-,-.,
sehF K9sa He,!e. A'ler' Grand Haven, 10 N lumber,
1sIete 1nsen, Gsana Hnven' 's @ N II lumber:
Gchr steij. S1ahee T:ranS faVan IL, ""o-
schE Barney Eaton, Marshall, Webster's Pier % eds
StavG bolts;
br % TecE @ <! - nnoes.
aehr Caicutta. Iorr. Jennfncs' P1sr. ID sds Eood.
Echr HorAce Greeley, Long, Hlktnsona Pier. 50 eds
oh, ssoi, Eoe,1; nxa.s. r,,,,r. ,...n,,,,A ,x -,
wood. 4eN'''' @'A' - ~07
schr Island Lity, Thompson. kalamazoo, s. m lum-
pet. ,,..o
fchf Mse|c .Tsy'o.. .Wussex5u. y n i inabcr.
schr s. Betcs, Catnen Anskesoo, IS N l1mber, los u
lath-
Sehr f RoI; = - ~; ,11hse
Sehr T. Barbcr> Eirby. NusSceon. ., m irmber
Schr Auna Thcfne. Johnston. Mnskegon. rs N lumber.
sehr RanI; AekAy. MusSeSnn. 8, n mnnss, ,.,
seas a. - shinregp seone'o' ~ ~
sctr Iltl: BelIe. T.bert, Mrstcson. 100 m lumber.
scow G [. Butts, BueSley, Musteson, Is n lumber.
Scow Gnlcn. Vel q nn3aafloI'ssl!"s - u aaMoer:
9eo" her -; ri rsd.r nnsfa VI aAa ne'eo' ~ IL
scow Laurejs MoVys, Insetown, 80 m lumber.
CLEARED, Nay ?:
Prop MonaVk IL Langley, Bnhalo: AZ s9M br!s aons' gu
p,oo nnpss Hrets ~ iii ioar. Eli 10 oork. SO
hides and sundres.
TTcp queen OF 1nt Mest. Lara. Bull zVN bet
, 1864-05-03

The Dry Goods Market nud the New Tariff.
Since the new tariff bill was passed, the New York
dry sootomarket has been greatly czcited and heavy
To-day our wholesale merchants hsve beeE advised
By telegraph that the excitement sill continues ana
that Prices hare strong upward tendency.
. The Chicago market, however, has not moved yet
our dry goods men having resolved to se11 at former
quotations, which are now below those Of New York
Country dealers had better make note Of this and
buy here instead Of going East.
, 1864-05-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.o1* Of Grain reported sn tas na~rtet report arr
on q buMs Of 2c stfrI2e per b4sAe uaiess oLAeroi.4
uttd. F7osF u sold edrered wnsess otaersoiss staed
.-s= MospAY EVENING. May 3,lsbl
EnEIGHTS-LAKE FRklGuIs-Qulet aud easier
The eencageMentkao-d day Y ere :-schr Winona. corn
10 BpEAio nt &c.
"LAKE AID RAIL " FRE1ours-The propeller lines
are L aklng engagements $3.50 for Flour to Bos+
m, an1 u 20 10 New York. y
RA1LRoAD FRE1o1rs-There is no change In rates.
, 1864-05-03

The muddle IL complicated BY the Presi-
dents nnlucky attempt to couple Schench
been even more emphatic than he was yester-
day IN the House, in 1atly contradIcting the
Presidents statement. and added that Mt.
Lincoln was perfectly familiar with the facts,
because they were ali rccapitulated to him In
private conversation three weeks ago. This
between him and Lincoln. which Schenck
press still farther by demanding copies OF the
papers, votes and messages to which the
President refers as sustaining his position.
[Ern1n The Cincinnati Cau1aexcxl
, 1864-05-03
-.-. Spirits
And vfn rofiaively prevent YRLLpW FEVER 2yk
LOU8 FEVER &C, Thev contain

bss!s..;ss S;;!; = j f''ss<
Ana 41,,s IN 9 sest,1yey prs,sat TELLow FEym s1
no ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY,
nsy Hn 4 cqRR H. above diseases tn
10 you want something tu Strengthen 1e41
DO you want Good Appetta4
DO you want to Build mp your Coustf:ptinzI
| Do you want TO Feel Wsllf
Do yuu wa1t to GO: rid Of Eeryousuau1
| Do you want EnerBy9
Do you want to Sleep Well1
Do you want Brisk and Vigorous 1seliu9Y
KJou do. use HOoFLANDs GERMAN B1cxaxse
PARTICULAR R0TlCE.
There are many preparations sold under shs nszaa
:bsapsss CT comnpa ss rum, eossinE zen . 3 &
psF ssElon s tassa disguised By Aas
:ss o se' as ssassd ~
ieath q he dEunkas 81 thsIf use the ss.tem Ia
5s2 II I'D sssss
81 ffst I'd a. 10
Attention, soldiea! and Friends of solatnx
snas u hs y % hs s halaf ssGas
~ ses T GU su5s y
papers, the arrival Of the Ack tt viii b notfsss
p ssn e fes9 %
Hooflands German BttteFs, Diseases fcauln1 fr<rt
s 6ay ne e ssnEP sss
sex 6 9ssd a soo cur ses M,
%f&rs!l attention 70 the following remarkable u.
sness IA. IL o~n lansusgs" Seen sav5
| MKsaHa. JONES EvAaa: Well. kentIemen. ycu.
aoonands Gernsn bistefs has .aved ny he The9l
ny comrades, some Of whose nsmes are an snnendcT ~
v6o faily cosplzans of Ill he elfsp%sssse:s
aaa t. Sse;y L.; sn5
G gap gaon x As
aes ~ 1taeled = November ast VI Eia a4la inana n
ans saF b
s!s asSss vi VIII ~ ssd:s e
ne 2ssh Of June: stnss shst tina haSe been aSoo
sa1ssS fs5 "a 81 &c: sss
ccpla % not svsa ~ keep glass q xatsr On ny ssas
s. saS
R1.s1 tafnpg fg to Fsafas a me- r
soa1d do 10, 70 e e5e feF ad,ssa M @ g
+ p, yoa;, Sjtss5s: ~ 5sndIy PtSsaEsd essss
a'Se r.
Pss9a I'd 1ssh,sF ts'
whom have heard nothing f., eighteen montas-im
IT s4a
aettalnty OF Ma which has taken the place ar yn-:
fea1s-to your Bitten will the glorious On
Of aestn e!aspng to ny hosona those ~ho desIeE
We fully In the truth Of tie sboye
- We hzd despair OF seeing ous comrats H. Ea1E
sejtHES J0HS GgppLEBACK. lst New York Bssx7.
LENS CHEVALIKK, ed New YoSS.
II; 6;SAfETyERE; s., =. = vsfa'ens..
HHESHY + WAEnnY STr IN r, 9Th u,,,.
JCHN F. WARD, Co. f.. 5th Maine.
HERwAN Koch. Co. II, I'd New York.
NATHANIEL !, THOMAS. Co, 18th FscnA
JOHN JENKINS Co. a 10th Psnna-
BEWARE OF COUNTERRElT1.
See that signature OF &C. II. JACK9Oh.n n On II.
WRAPPER of esch bottle.
Price Per Bottle, rs Cents.
Or Half Doz. for 34,0O.
gnou1d the neorest druggist not have the ar.els -
nos be pof to on Ry aay q .ns prepa1s1ose
9M fsrTard- securely packed. By e1presa-
Principal 0fllee and Mandatory
No. ssl ARCH STREET.
JONES 8x EVANS.
{3uccessars To {. II. JACKSON = Co.) trupnsseES.
LORD 4 SMITH. General Western cS cASsnta'
II Foe sale BY all DsuxStsta and pealars u s!N9
town In the United atatea. ausem11l s'AA14ee
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS,
" STATE OF ILLINOIS,.
I k-rt1 tktf
, 1864-05-03

rail and Lake Esio..........o.s1H o:35
FLoTM-Eeee;!sas s;5is iii:; ;6iDesd s:sa: htls =
s:s:s s S!;Se 5;s ~: !: '
MssEss ae.s kep dsoliat
snS 81 ~ 9a SG a ! @ da
:Ss,s
ss s. Dc Il II 81 q z e :. s.
e II
Msfpss is,s sci,e and cios,es ss:!sr thaa = tss
s!sss 2, :aEe SS ba bss1s,9s n. Sas: %stf
e g It Il & + r T. T. % lido 0a
qniet and unchanged. We quote;
Prime Dairy In jars and tnbs ss?c
FfrSin FGs nniter
sass to-s5 wcie lbs good ;o i; SC So i Is
nEANs-1n limited dcm.nd mud quiet at SIN
pROOM CD1N-ln 1a!r demand and very firm.
Ss{' r. q Il 500 0n No s6a5sfs oR'I'a iii
RTE-Kecelsed, 1,s-o bu; shipped. soo bp- Mar
eas sis ss's Sc
Market quiet and uoml3sl ut S1.2o8i. 80 for No ID
ALCUTI0f.-Eomina1 1t a2se@c.s. 2 gallon.
cur EEE-M:fker firm In WOW OF the increased
tarllI on imported goods Prices remain unchanged
santos. 80 e3N
liz, far 10 good
ls!o: Hq9G g &slss
mi :ea cofTefpondnRlv tsn. In Hamburg note az
advance OF Nc AMI On Western Reserve Of NC p D.
We quote:
EaUhurE, HnAft
EI:EF-in moderate auppiy with i iair dsmaaaya1, Il
Sales TO day at s@shc per dog. Sales: brl At lie
, 1864-05-03

sales to-day leo bh1S Dried Apples New Yofk at lie:
50 bbla BIacEberres at 2c; Is rs Cherries 1t 21c
bbls PcAches, halves, st lie.
EISH-Wn1TE Flsu-In IsrZe demand, with yery
nxdeauate supply At present quot sttana tho market
rules very arm With considerable difficulty IN obtain.
tnR aEJ supuly- TROUT Firm ano Unchanged
NAcnEFEL-In fair supply and good d.,nand; pr3css
hlm and unchanged. E0DF1+Ii-fn limited supply and
moderate demand. HEHrIyaa-Eifu1 And unrhnnvn1
, 1864-05-03
TIRE ELECTORAL OOLLEEE-TIX e
STRENGTH OF TEIE UNION PAR

Under the new apportionnent, the follow,
ing will be the electoral vote Of cach State al
, 1864-05-03

/ ns.............2 2.110a.@
French Calf. W
ht..+4......s..A@&.19
i French Calf Ie-
moIncs, q doz-
| en- .... E-nk9D.M
French Calf Le-
mplnts, Fec.
ouds, u dog. 6.Nk269 90
| Innings, 2 doZ.10-M -M3l5,0j
| RoAnR. p dog. .1SsA12l3O0
In lair demand and un
Manila Rop&.....8 ave
AemR .A.s........D &@a
Lath Yarn, No. !. t4H4:E.c
:" Eo. .l7al3Kc
Marnno. o...........-S1c
, 1864-05-03

Slaughter, Sole B9t1o
Bueuoa AyTco. ......&4 0c..
0yIpocO Sole...,... Bc
Oriuoco good dam
aged Xtd.........<,...29Bc
, 1864-05-03
ARUUT THE BLAIR FUSE.
Chu6c, Prank E1air and the Tsreaident.
Especial Dispatch to the N, 7. Trabune.1

Especial Dispatch to the N, 7. Trahune.1
WAsu1sGToS, TuCnsDAr, April %. 1851.
The irritation over Frank Bla1r's appoint-
ment as Major General without the Vice
and consent of the Senate is rapidly cnlmf-
mating. The Ohio delegation, it is said. will
tomorrow walt upon the President to pro-
test against this appointment, partly on the
ground Of Its illegality, chiefly On tie ground
OF Its indecorum and Wron: to great State,
whose distinguished son, the Secretary Of the
Treasury, member Of the Presidents Cabi-
net, has been made the object of Blair's per-
ststent abuse and caiumny. The delegation
will demand Of the President that this nbnse
Of one Of his Cabinet officers shall not be re-
warded with Major Generals commission,
In the House to-day. when the message from
the President replying to the request to be
informed Of the circumstances under which
Blair had been commissioned by him, and the
atartling story was heard that when Gems.
Blair and 6chenck resigned It WAS with the
understanding with the President and Secre'
tary Of War. that they, could withdraw thciz
designations whenever they wanted to aud
resume their military rank, Gen. Schenck
arose and denied explicitly that there was
any such understanding in his case. He said
that 1t was understood that If he resigned his
commission to serve in the House he should,
| but, he added, I should not expect to be re-
| appointed without confirmation by the Sen.
| ate. Gen. Schcnck aluded to the Presidents
mention Of telegrams, orders and nemorauds
connected with the understanding entered
| into with Blair and .Schenck about gettiu.
back their military offices when they wantei
them, and ffatly denied having evar pnt per
to paper in that matter. and moved cali fol
those documents. The Committee on Etec
tioEs also demanded the documents to use IL
! deciding Frank Blair's claim to occupy Iii,
| seat.
| T1R CAUSE or TIE F1N1sc1AL FURRY /,
| WALL STREET.
Much amusement has been occasioncd her
by the lncipicnt panic occasioned In Wal
| street BY the simple fact that Mr.. Chase hat
left Warrington to avail himself Of the skill
| Of Philadelphia dental surgeon. The pani
makers need but small capital for their oper
ations.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gaxette.1'
, 1864-05-03

FuEIhtN8 or Blood tC 10
Head, ,Actdfty Of the Stomach.
Hau8fap Henr nrtbufn, DisEusx for F9ol.
Falineas or Weight In the stontAch. Sour
E:uftatsons, Sinking or Flntter1nK 1t tne IN
Of he Stonach. Swimming Of the Head, Hu11f1s
and Difficult Breathing. Fluttering At The Hesz1.
0hoxne or Su6ocattng Sensations when in iy4oE 5<
sars Dlmness Of Vision. Tots or Webs hefnTe -
Egut. Fever and dull pNlnJ the Head Dedcta3
~ OF Precipitation, Yelfowncss Of the 8kt1
md Eses, Palm iH the Side; Back. che4,
Heat, Buruing In the FTeaa.
Constant Imaginipg1.
Of Esil, ainu great
Depression OF
....... SpifftA
, 1864-05-03

letthe people Of each State 1efuae to take the bl1
Asusd br the banks Of other ststtB and largo pro
Rotuon Of lem Mn1t speedily be presented Tor re-
, 1864-05-03

4 letter from one OF the officers of the command,
states that the cotton Of Camden md vicinity WAS
burned in anticipation OF the Federal advance.
XnnrN l..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
FIVE CENTS REWARD.

NHILToN D ORoNAs, q bound boy eiPhtool
IN years Of age, ranawaY rom the undersigno'
about the 81 lust This 40 70 wara Ali psTsons iron
hafborins Or trusting him on my eeeount
sSpl3-wst u. Yuf AhRRf BRENHER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
N9otcls.
UNITED DSTATEsHOTEL

(bireoty opposite the lostou aud Worcester Railroad
% ~ DepoL) Ha 20
.frGE unIersgoed, who has been connscted with the
term of years. and pledges him elf 10 his friends and
The puhiG his utmost efforts 10 sustain the rep-
iuatiOn of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ps "a first
class houBe The public may rely upon inding ~
thus house, oil the appliances and comforts OF irsl-
class hotel. ..H
Price, az heretofore, Two Dollars per dA,.
ocSdsm FRANK NJ PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
Aost,

II OSr-Al persons Rre hereby cautioned against
IL negotiating f0rR note drawn ly me, dntai FehTu-
Aty \, 1864, Tor tour hundred aud fwenty.two dollars
and ten cents (s422 lO), thrly ipyA aud payable at
flrst National Hank, Clncnuntt TO The order Of q.
W Rowland Said note has been lost, and all persons
are cautioned not 10 purchase or receive the same.
JOHN MlNlUK.
Mr.. JOnNA. MINIcK rho note alluded to above
never reached mo by mail or otherwlsc, and is no
longer yalil Nt alainst ypu on my account.
p ~" q. W. ROWLAND.
. GincinuRd, February 10, 1864 faIIdtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
Skirts.
HOOP SKIRT S /!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
FINlE undersigned have established Hoop skrt
1 Factory at No, 2f6 Fiith street, near the Oceue
Mill All ltinds--New York and Paris giyle tlgtifA
repaired neatly and warranted for siE months.
Oorsols aud Busiles constantly on hand. Ladics re-
member the place No. 21B, pnh street, Dayton.
inne2s-tf J. DHRSrEIN a BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
&rocerlRs, sc.
K.O'hREN NJ. O'BRIgE.
howard O'BI,IEN q BROTHEJ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND iMPORrERs or
nrRnaies, wines, Gins, cigars, and Irish
and scotch whisky,
AND nEALERA IN
DOH itlc wines and Liquors,
ALso,
Age IS for Sale OF Pure Bourbon whisky,

No sol SECOND street, Dayton, OHIO,
u re leave most respectfully to acaunint thair Gus
- toners and the 60 immunity generally, that they
have entered INTO partnership, under the name and
style oi h. o'BkIlN BROfHER, TOR the purpose
Of carrying on tho wholesale grocery, liquor cigar
and tobacco hislnt ~ m Dayton Ohio, III tho late
stand OF ". ~ Bren, No. a0t Second street.
Having ample means 10 enable 4. purchase goods
frOin the best houses in New YORK., baltimore and
rhliaieipha, And hAving had naen years experiences
IA e tiie, hold out the beat Inducements TO our
old uslners and NJ others who may be kind enough
to ptircnsa nom .
NJ u'BuEN, ale OF the firm Of o Brien b POE,
Toledo, OHIO, Will aYote his time and attention 10
plaase all those Who may come to huy nj this we'll
known Huuse, aud e. EN, will treat the com.
.mumly b ttor, # pusabie, th ever before Both OF
~ Joe yes gfAton tDr past iayors aud earnesy
l'oHR share OF your tutura patronage. aulDlnw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
ADvERTIsINa RATES.

IN DAILY.
one square, (sighty words, solid one inaerbon.S o
Que square, three %
one square, one ~
bue square, one noutu sssssss'ssssss ~
Jne square, three months, "
Ons square, SIX months 10 ~
IN WEEKLY,
One square, eighty wotds one week, k,,.o.., 90
Per aquare, each week Ia addition i,.........as 90
faf square one ~ w
RH-rerms for Advertisements occupylng p create
space or for a longer period than above speched, nau
known al the Counting Room. SS-Ah aavertseinn
charged nj tho AhoVe rates, uHess written agree
mont Ia made previous 10 insertion. - Al cRsuh cd
vorisements must be paid form advance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
rVVO NEW BTLLTARD TABLES
AMERICAN SALOON.
CORNER or Third AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
SECOND DOOR EAST.

LECOMPr & RAPP, Prop'rs.
fNHls ssloouis one ofthe most complete in all its
Il appgintments Of any In the city Ia
OYSTERS,
..e. .U.- .t... VENIs0N,
and All kinds OF game and Fish in their season.
AH first class Restaurant tits the Intention OF the
pTopretQrs TO furnish mea0 at all hours, Rpd 20 set
before tht patrons whatever they may detire 20 eat,
that Il Il 10 Tho market Their har wifi comprise the
ehoieest hqOoFs ni ovary description, and the altop.
ton they viii pay 10 every department ai thoir busi-
ness vii 10 such Hs 10 leave no room Tor dsssua ac-
uon Tobacco aud Cisats of tho hest brands alwsYs
ga .s'r'l s''' ''g-srs- - f''s "''i "s'- .'s
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
JonN GENGNAGEL
RalIng SaIO0n and ResIanrant

Formerly owned by Sir. v Fues southeast corner Of
1hh aud Ludlow. where he wliih able NJ all times to
iupply them With tho best the markets kHord.
of8fRRs Earyed upia tho bnst manner, and on
,hortaouoe. aus
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-07
Giotbt,,g,


NO. sof THIRn STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
Va prepared to accommodate hit customers with
/ every article OF gentlnmon's wearing apparel o
the atest style and heai qualify. Those who wan
ooRt8, panic, vests shris, hosiery, haudketcheh
gloves hootl, shoes, slippers, so, will 10 wtll tt
give HIM call. au2i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-06
TIL E GALE DOMAIN,
A New Game for Young Men.

A new game to this country, and one ad-
mirably adapted to the improvement of the
locomotive powers of youth, is that known
England as Hare and Hounds" 1t is
played thus: The party may consist of say
from six to sixty or more. The locality
should be in some rural spot, where hedges,
dltcnes, fences, ETC., abound. The one (or
two, as the case may Beg most fleet of foot,
should start from given point minute or
so in advance, and start out for a good run
OF some miles, climbing over, creeping under,
or jumping over any Impediments that ne
may come in contact with, while the remain
der should, at the expiration Of the above
time, start in pursuit, keeping in precisely
the same course until they catch their pre-
cursor or hare, as he is termed, when the
victory belongs to them Uhe hounds.) Should
the hare, however, elude them, and reach the
home goal, or starting place, ahead of them,
he is supposed to be the victor. When the
hare is a good, nimble leaper and runner, the
sport is excellent, and the better his pursuers
may be-, so much more is il enchsnced. 1t
puts one in mind somewhat of a steeple
chase, Tor perhaps the hare, being the best
leaper, comes across a bog or pit which he
can clear the hounds attempt to follow, and
many o. them fall into the trap. So with a
fence Or any other obstacle. For winter
sport ii cannot be excelled; it is also q great
improver of the wind and muscle. 1t is very
economical as well, desideratum about these
times, since nothing whatever is necessary
except good bellows and underpinning. The
older the clothes the better, SO long as they
are sufficiently warm at the start, for we will
answer for it that after q six-mle run, an
overcoat will be found an uncomfortable in
Cumbrance.