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sIcoSD BOARD.
5000 U 8 cs, $50 cou
CITY CoMMKRc,AL REPORT.

FRIDAY, june 24--t p. "
AsHEs.-Receipis, II bbs market arm, but quiet and
sriees unchanged.
BREApsTvTs Receipts, Ie,o 37 tb!s 1our, 421 bags
corn meal 1875 sS bushels wheat s2sss bushels corn,
is522 bushels oats and SO bushos rye. The -four mar
kei was less active and prices Fell OF ts. loo There
nothing done for export tbs late advices abroad
being rnfasorsse, white The speculative demand, lately
brisk appcsrs 10 have entirely subsidized. sses
bbs state and Western 500 bills Southern ard 20,
ebs. Canadian Rye -four aud corn meal changed
with sales o. Toe bbs Of the former and bp. Of In
We
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Inc wheat market WA Unsettled, and closed 70. a &C.
nHer, win fsir aem'Gd At the reduction; sale,
ioooV' ouenes ~ VI ssAs2 60 FOR Chicago spring 81
g. 90 fc Milwaukee club, ~ o4sy2 0s for amber MI
-axcc sc 10 for winter red Western ana Az 1s ~
To- snhsf Michigan. The merket FOR rye continued ~
aivei smell salo was reported Al " rs Corn rns IA
ar request I'd the maIt 1rm salCt 10 600 bushels az
10 - IS FOR unsou.d 70 eoand mixed Western GA
we're Ia active request and prices advanced &c 4 sc
closing Ct pl3 81 Nc for the whole range Barev wa
1arle) mat remained ipactiya
Soi1es:-Ms ssi dun and somewhat irregular, with
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board OF Aidersa en-.

Tho Roard Of Aldermen yesterday afternoon, Alder.
MACPHERSON in the chair.
communication was received from the City Inspector
In relation appropriation for the ment
OF the clerks and in his employ. MIR. Booe claims
that the necessary to defay the OF his
department down from $50 900 to SIS 00O and
petitions the Common Council to make provision
the payment Of bis employees The communication was
referred.
THE FAT B0rLN G NUIsANCEs.
City Inspector Booe sent ia communication ia refe
the subject OF fat boiling nuances, and sug
yested that there should be immediate steps taken
sbste tic evil lie hoped the Board Of Health would be
convened and that tine would be lost in attending to
the matter.
Alderman RYges regretted that the Mayor had not
thought proper TO convene the Board of Health there
no doubt bit that his Honor felt the
brought the matter up in the Health Comm ssioners
He moved that the communication be referrsd 70 the
Committee Public Health, with Instructions TO report
81 the Text meeting Motion agreed 10.
MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM the
Tho Following communication was received from his
-''' MAYORS orncx, srv rosr, June "a fsc4
rs0, es e. ss,sy opr Venerable body
M sS, x T. L. p as Ist 81 zoe s
IN The midst q dc events taxing place II
s ss sa @ ana Clear and
% siGs. i he By
GU take carly action fer securing or the
S.s 4 ss s
all other Information required
a,s "a eel q s Opportunity 70 cs TIRE attention Of
every facility In my IN Forwarding proper bu
uch Contributions 10 IBIS historical and statistical re-
''''' 'A's O. ttsSDFaEY GUNNER. Mayor.
The pa er was referred TO the Committee on National
Adairs
Alderman Loyo offered resolution granting the Insu.
lated Telegraph company the privilege OF placing posts
In wall aud other streets. Referred.
lie Board then passed upon largo batch OF papers
r. IN the Board OF Councilmen.
ccNrrriSe Tng DEBATES.
Alderman RyKns moved to take rom the table The
refoiuson authorizing the Clerk OF the Common Council
70 employ aeuaole peson 70 compile the debates Ia tue
two Boards 81 the Cmmon Council for 1885, aAd apro
Iri1te1 sl 800 therefor
Aid rmsn Fox moved that the resolution be rcerred
Alderman RYins hoped that the resolution would be
adopted. u the Board wanted TO have these debates
piled they ought uct ~ refer the matter.
AidoEmaD Fox-I u h all right am willing TO with
draw 10y mot On. only wanted the matter referred 20
,bst could vote undcfstandngy.
Alderman 0rTwELI desired 10 know from what source
these debates we're 10 be compiled.
Aide! man RYERs-Jhe gentleman who prepared them
last year wiz 90 so this time and believe We can all
testify 10 tho correstucss OF the work.
Alderman oTTIwni-That s not answering my ques-
ire to be complied II they are 20 he taken from the
y,1nscyif would not vote Tor the resolution because
the debates as Published 10 thst sswspaper are not
puS and loat, for want Of q constitutional vote.
As the transsctvo Of unimcytapt busiusso the
tss StsrSoon.
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VIM. Youug's Despatch .

NV UFLkAAs, June, Is, 1904.
COLONEL cHRysrIkR COMMANDS nneips
10 the reorganization Of the cavalry Second New
York veteran regimen, been attached 10 tho Third
brigade and cooue CbrystIer Appointed the oonau
cvSEnsI given oapsREp TO roxr ucnsow
General John MoNe bas beep ordered 10 take eopns "a
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BA n K s..
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Kirby Smith Reported Cross
ing the Red River.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF REBELS.
->-~>.~.-~oos-~~-c.~>->~
BURNING OF THE STEAMER PROGRESS.
Naval Expedition and DesVuctisn
Of Rebel Property.
SEIZURE or SUSPICIOUS STEAMBOATS,.
Arrival Of General Sickles and
&c.. &c.. d.
Naval Expedition and DesVuctieI
Of Rebel Property.
SEIZURE or SUSPICIOUS STEAMBOATS,.
Arrival Of General Sickles and
Stan,

Tue steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from New
Orleans, arrived yesterday morning, bringing sdvcss
from that city to the 18th tnsl
We under obligations 10 the purssr Tor the prompt
delivery Il our Giles.
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Attention is called 10 the Proposals for e2so 600 Riot
Damages Indemnity bonds, No. 2" bids for which win
be opened at the Comproers Office Monday, June u
NJ two O'Clock P. NJ. These bonds authorized BY
Of the Legislature passed 1854, and by ordi
Of the Beard Of Super sors approved by the
June 49, 1894 Thsy bear six per ce interest," and
payable November l, 1881
ahe Atlantic Bank and the Peoples Bank q this city,
VII pay JAY I . dividend Of four per cent, free u
tax
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company win pay I'd
July semi annual dividend Of four per cent Of
The Central American Transit Company called UP
tweuy ve per cent each share their capital stec
The Hannba! aud ST. JOSEPH road earned for May,
1884, $ls68 Ian increase Of $730e4 o. over last
yoar.
The from Bank Of England FOR the week end
ing Juae gives the following results when compared
with the previous week
Pest. .....f8 273 $50 Increase. f1o EOS
Public deposits. S,74S $40 decrease. 40l 791
Other deposits IL ,9C6 2us Decrease 627 ,613
On the other site Of the account
Government securities. Ell ora 67 No change.
Ohef securities 19 ,sd2,47 Decrease. f611 SS1
Notes uperpl yed 7.762 6l0 Increase SIS GAS
The amount Of notes In circulation is Gao 10 be-
tug decrease E6l5 ,3l6 and the stock OF bullion
both dep Ella 0a3 l2o, showiHs <,.srcsss Of
~ s32 when compared with The previous return.
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The prices at Washington Market have not changed
materially since last quotations. Some apeoes
OF fallen slightly in price. while other spe
Clos such hams aud shoulders, have advanced But.
ter remains about the same but the signs hst an
advance Will iaks place shortly Tomatoes and eucsx-
bers In The market; but in small supply. Tomatoes
sell FOR forty ruied
MrATs.-Prime roastng psef 2oc csc. per H.. ordi-
nary cuts, Ice. lSc pogterhouse steaks 23c. 30c
srloin 2oc csc corned bcef, lie. lSc yea! Tore
quarters, 12c l3c headquarters. 10. 20c motion
forequarters, o. i2c bindquartes, l2c l3c, iaub
foseluarters, 14c. hams hiodquartcrs &c. lSc shou
ters. 1sc. bacon 20c.: pork 1Gc saasages, 1sc.
poUITsY GANK.--Prime turkeys, 2Sc. 3oc r"r TO-.
chickens, 2sc. soc ducks, 81 rs 81 pair broitng
chickens $50. 81 rs rair tame squads, "a dozen;
wild squads, 81 so dozen wild pigeons 81 so dozen.
fIsH-Eresh shad selling at SOC. a 60c each
striped bass, l5c lsc. ees, l2c l5c. pound stur
eeon lec fresh mackerel lhc zoe each poreics, Sc.
pound, bass, i2c codash, Sc icc. fresh sal
ACC a poord founders, 81: blue nsb, l0c.: hall
bat lsc. holsters &c.. oysters, 15c. 81 SO huDdrcd
picked oysters S2 hundred soft clans, 4oc. 81 hard
clans, 75c
YXGgraplxs.Green pess, CSC aqunrt, shs!leds in the
pod soc. a peck: common potatoes. COO. peck; new
onions Doc quart loo. bunch; iurnips Sc. bun n;
carrots &C. bunch. parsley, &c bunch radshes, &c
bunch asparagus, 2pc CSC bunch rhubarb, lOc. a
bunch; cauiiG0wers, 2pc. Soc. lettuce, Be. &c a
bunch string beans, soc. peck: eooseoerres, lSc
quart, best tsmatoes 4oc q Qurrt; cucumbers, l0c.
each
scrfrASrous.-Butter best quality, &c. 3Sc a
pound; cheese 20c q 25c. eggs, Il for &c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, june 24-e p. N.

FRIDAY, June 24-eP n.
Stocks generally were better thh mornins. and ad
vsnced u per cent from yesterday mornings quo
however and spectators are inclined 10 realize on
sghi improvement in prices The comparisons between
the cash sales at the first board yes'ea uu
touay are as lollows-New York Central Railroad ad-
vsnced TX, Erie ~, Eric preferred Y, Hudson River
Reading Illinois Central Cleveland and Fittsourf l.
Fort WAYNE 4 Nor,hwestern and Marietta and Cincn-
nsua cumberand Coal also sold better, and Quick
sver u,n,nvlE Michigan Central sold a l4o OF dvs-
aend Michigan Southern declined and Ceve and and
toledo and chic 40, BurIingt and Quincy each can
,o e,ceauy and Mariposa Mining fell or ~ There were
40 .sa, OF Pacific Nall Harlem Delaware aud Hudson
s mess was dull the second board with little vsrta
,,ou IN prices New York Central sold at l5s, Hudson
River 40 " Erie ll4., 9eadug l40i, Michigan Central
$50 Nh ian Southern 90 Illinois Central $50, Cleveland
snd Palsourg ll2< Cleveland and Toledo las, Chicago
and Rock Island ia, and Northwestern %. One sale Of
ohio and Mississippi certificates made At 90, and
Cumberland Coal brought e
Governments securities tride lower 6's 81 1881
selling al l05., ssventhrties at LOG, and 520's coa
pons, at los.
The GOLD market is setting, although there is still
vide marsi buyers and sellers. The present
high price al which gold quoted bringing out many
noards but it is impossible to sell large amounts to
anything ike the quotations mentioned Sales
are limited, AT about 40 2i5.
Money II sasier to-day.
The is tbs report OF the Assistant Treasurer in
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New York Ia New Orleans,
Greeting:
From the Washington Square
Al D.. Church


II was received by Judge Howell, who. In a few serse
remarks and IL appropriate language testified the
value OF the cherished gift
AZ tho conclusion OF Judge Howels address General
Banks was loudly called for and Governor Hahn Judge
Durrcl and Commissioner shannon apponted com
mtee 10 eEcoT. him to The chancc, the band piay ing
Hail to the Chlef.n
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ADDRESS or MAJOR arSrnA. savks.

! am sure Sir. President ladies' and gent lemeu that
should not have required he Invitation with which |
nave been norored had !elt that could rdd ausnt
the eloquence OF the evening. But that ee A
deep interest in tue sympathy manifested ~ the Molo
dists OF New York ,cr the AethDdsts New Orleans
remember when, twenty four ago. hea Mr. Cal.
houn say That the churches had been severed that
further ASSURANCE needed of the severance OF
the States glad 10 hear tie OF the evening
say that there was no luminosity malevoence Ia tho
minds OF the North Ia the people Of the SOUTH 1t is dc.
voton 10 principle md not m1gnty a state or to
people that annaes them in this unhappy war We are
mistaken we suppose that kindness " heart leads
uta from the rule Of right TEs strife have bat
end-the maintenance Of the Union OF these states
and the pcrpeua,on OF the principles which Union
is founded.
Wien General Banks bad concluded the congregation
dismissed with The benedicton pronounced by Rev
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FlaR Fermentation An New OFlea ms
Speech OF General Ba nks, DE.

speech OF General Ha nks, Sc.
From the New Orleans Times, june Is
Avery large audience assembled last evening at the
CaroadsSt street church 10 witness the ceremony Of
Gag presentation from the Mcoodsts OF New York TO
those Of Now Ortesns Tue exercises we're opened by
hl asaye faead " R sV. Ss"
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Bass The flag then presented.
II bears this inscr option
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Daily Gmpijrt,
TRAVELLERS RRGTSTER.-.

Trains Arriveand depsrtfrom the Union Depot
oIsONNArI, HAutrOH AND DArrou.
Depart. Arrive.
IrsouIsVliie Is and 81. Lonh MailN., s;SOa m
C,,,,.. =, 1ilthouA' oh''.''l;Ju A m 5;26
Cineiunau I'm MRl'.,s .,....... 800 100 m
CINCINNATI Accommodation. $40 j. m
DAYTON, xEEIA AND CoLUMBUs
eastern m 44Osm
Xepia Aooovo,,,,t.,,. 800 m
E"s'efh fsNpreAs''.'.....'..'..l2iSO a m 245pm
sAEDueKY, DAYroH AND OIHoIAHATi
sahdusky Mail ,.........,......... $40 m 7l5Am
N"''''"ie Au0on'ulouAuoh' ..'hib m $40 m
DAEFOE AND MIcHIaAa
HhichRo hell.......,... ,........,.,sS5 am 1920 m
Ohesgo and Detroit kHpress.. 500 IN g.4Onn,
lEpIAFA oHsTAAL AND DAYTos A WEsrSRs.
g. Louis and Chicago Mail.-..44 4Oam uloan
indianapolis AccOmmOdntion...sbOp I'm 6.gOp M
"St. Loths ENpress.... ........a:lC u IN lg,Ss n,
DArFoN UnsoE.
accommodation. n..................,.9O am g6Ean
~ pm B.IOpui
Leaves daily except Monday stops only at Sonora
~ @ Passengers going East Gu the 100 a m traip
must purehRAe their tickets before $40 IA M TIC
Ticket Office viii not be open for this train
AUGUTUS W. WlNBOR, ia Agent
CNoNEArI AND CnisAao RAN RoAp.
come NORTH:
~ MAI, iz;sO me-: :......... Leave Rehm'd lO96am
Night EHpress, 1853 m.............'.I.. iSs0 ~
GOING sourH.
mai, ~ Arrives at Rohm'd b.45pn
Nleht EApreAs, 500 ,..,.,.......... so q ma
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Dissolution Of CO-PartnershiP,

TIlHE partnership heretofore existing nnder tho Arm
l. Of Brsene Nixon, IN the Clothing business
was dssolyed by mutal consent on the 10th day OF
August, 1884. -
". q. Breens is authorized to settle the anairs OF
the late firm. W. q. BREENE
Ht tfu NEI.III.f. A. O. NIXON.
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Aost,
NoteIs.
UNITED STATESHOTE

(Direry opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroaa
Depot.) i
I'M undersgned, who has been connec ted wi IN the
l. American House, in this city, Tor over nine years.
mas leased this We'll known and popular Hotel for
term OF years, and pledges him elf To his friends and
the-eqhGr ens uNIi nj 5IATES HOTEL, IA a first
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
this house, all the appliances aud comforts OF hrst-
class hotel ri ItIN. Ur. t.-...t
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day. Il. .,
oc3d6m FRANK NJ. PRATT.
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sy mail pei sSnun, 10 ADVANCE. OC
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( IDosOlufiOn Of OO-partnershIp,

FNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Il Of FERSEDiEG, MAUsE Go in Milling business
at " Buckeye MUS Dayton, Ohio. was dissolved by
mutual concent, on the 10Th day of August, lsO4
All persons knOsing themselves indebted to said
firm, requested TO call and settle, and all having
claims against the firm will pres ent them for payment
Immediately The books will be found at the office
OF HEHRY FERNEDING SON, No. g. Kentsn
street. where alone, the accounts will he settled
HENRY FRRNEDiN6,
GEORGE MAUIE,
ANDREW MAUSE.
Dayton, August II, 1854 augis-lmd
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT s27, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention to the aualty of our
material and use only the best English steel
repair all the skirts which we without extra
Il, our retail department s in charge ofcompetsnt
hhuI9s' hs' Oorsets aud Spiral Bnstles constantly on
soldwholesRle and retail at No. Sq7 second street,
-.s,t ..I.s,.,. --.-I ~ ja8dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

HAVING thus day purchased the entire interest Of
allis eoAuntIn 20 eany snthe WhoieahlO and Retail
Clothing business. Having large stock of clothing
on hand purchased before the great advance shall
offer clothing cheaper than any other house IN town
Wishing TO reduce my stock hence the reason OF my
of ring my goods Sc cheap. am selling
flne Diack pahts 90 to $40 90
Fancy cashmere pants frOm.......... 90 10 10 W
Plain and fancy cassinei pants from. 90 TO OO|
cOAhs IL W 10 70 %
FINE cassinet coats rom.. 90 to ~ %
large stock OF oYercoais iIom....,., 90 to Is %
Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
surpassed in the East West. large stock OF boys
cape oyercoats, which am offering exceedingly low.
Also a lTge stock OF pleoe goods, which pur-
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell Tow,
compared with present prices Of goods purchased
this Fail W. q. BREENE,
aug29 No. % Main st., opposite tho Court House.
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-, .'9thtbtng. ...s ...' 40 !
IA. q. Mn.LIAMa aAvAl.enm. y !
no. sol gAlRpsrRnEr. pAsrosonro.

g prepared 10 accommodate hlS customers witty
every aItiee sf afnilipnen n. VI aring atbsrcl a
the latest lyle and best quality. Those who wsni
coets psnils Hosts shirs, heiery, 4arfserchies
give him Heah " au2i ..l
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... ..' ...... ,1 SHIRTS n La.s". L,t".-
II 0 OOP- s. K5FIs'f' S

i4+s- bIoobiSisfr4 thht 5ry. ss''' s..
fNuE undguIgned have osiaidishcai n Aiihat giar
miits" NrkniF New Jort anil p6rie stvlo s;l1 Il
renlired hts'iy and Ns4,e+bhiA fW ia 4 'Shhniht
iupFSs mlBuaipsJ sJlpPAlnily Ssa lAlkH diAAieire
ii,nees~ifq diaSah z''sJ hfil3 3IfSf n Yin 18R5
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ne,Oiutlou OF fo-paFta erships ,

FyNH ftrtn srship .hprstoo eerstIng hnudrto firm
OF FEsSEplsG. AlAVsg & 90 in, 5itytag .Bssisesi
AZ" Bdtffy5 hips' DcylOR, ohio. was dissolved by
mu,ual coucent, on the 18Th day OF August 1864
Att pefaplfi hnO kiug tnaIBaeiEe5 iadsbtsr 10 saii
hrm, requested to elp an Yellles and a hayiug
caens h8dhbthe hff Viii pre- ent them Tor paymeHf
aahn ~ htsk 'rho bbnk- WI bt7Jtnd at the ofiie
.Gf Hhh.Ahi fElsAl11lhl y son, No. ~, kenion
Ersst, (Rsre alhno, the accounts willhe settled.
a!i As4..A ASi t't" HENRY FERN EDINL, A-
I:.s -s. GEtIRgE MA U3K,a sj.is
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aaEks ssAsssftsnA VI EEaJa D8iu at
HAVING thls day purrhnsod the entire interost Of
4 "A fii Aikbn w a4dlHfn ~ BTe md s7NfSon, J.
Ahall cqalnue TO- carry on the Wholesale aud Retail
elsttn SIM 1ne ~ ''ilttirg tdrbe Sticl,6t cI6fhng
~ hand lNpTghasGd heorpfnGlireeti sgyuleq, linh
0ief hdthhs cheaper thuipnys uthqt house ~ Town,
wk3hpgp redpea ,tay alaskA lsRen= hefeaHOA O IN
on ring my goods aoc cheap. Hm selling J
Fine black pants ironi............S 80 to Sin 20
taA cRsstPlare Winta upfl - 1Hiitni 10 ~
Plah and fancy cassiuet pants lrnm.. 3 ~ to 90
Fin'' 'oatS NOM II N To % ~
ZINE chHsuefe coats nom ~ W. tn " 10
ripe chsflnf coats iro ~ t9i ~ W.
iRtge sstok OF oter@ont4 % TO- 25 10
toys'tf6thinS of 4uBenor Sihss, Which cannot b6
auusR ssad inllls Eaator Wr ah large 5toel ~ bOys
$3.50 NJ Tga sioux Of piece goods, WHICH were pJtr;
chased before the sudden rise, whir1ff WIFI seAtoWi
goIpgarad With present prcas OF goods 1ilidhased
His Fsl.S -. w, G., BREENE,
auQ23 No. 0fNfiin st, hhhastie tiiaC6urt HoUap
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RSDA4, NOVEMBER .Ig,
.&rntErlEs, sc.

.Hr.,tlh af.f q. i,fp' issf.. t-" 'ff 'tl@"
E,O'hRiEH t..- . - ~, O'ReIN.
EDWAitb UBKlaS a BR0THIcIt, e.
lvsEsE1LESALEGROGERS
iLet.tl -.1- Adp'fhfdaTrRB6 6F 2. , ''"'"a~ ut
'ttra,dltAy witness siak Ctgara, ana Irlsh
-.sats si.4fand Se0ieh NNiiAshy, '' -ii f'
t.s.....f .s.,ii Ann ptl.EERs ~ ~ ...i' s" i-
N9RLItiC wines and LIquorS.
4 .. lait H-"-A Atso, '" '''" '''f
Age.gts foF Sale Of Pure Bourbon WHISKY,
a.ii- 'iEo soi scrbnd Mtodt Dayton, ONO, III
Ilb6 leate noFt rspectdlly 70 nc quaint iheir Gus
~ iqTpqrs end lha 90 nmunit generally, that they
pate ontefei pip parinerqhp uuder tbs niulo aud
siyhui u. B.OBklEN& B BROtiEB for the pnrpo-e
on the Who'll eLnie gtOcPry liquor agar
Pnd tolmrr9 husint naBiiou, Ohio 1t thd lhte
Htnd OF u uBrien, No 3Ol second streeL ID. .I..i b..
HavinEaiuflo metns To enahle MS T.. purchase ao0lh
rom the best houses IN New York, ialuihOra anil,
f'hadelpha, AMI having had fifteen YaarBi eNpbrieHce
In me trNe, We hold out the bps Inducements to dur
nhtentt hn'gs aid alroiht4 who ny he Kind enoirph
t9pUnlR-e lrpm us,f ....a-t i.-- .s -uHtf d,
u NJ oBktEN, late Of The firm Of ~ Bren a Poe,
teedoi tho, NSiil lcPdt6 Eis time and attention ltr
pbEs ~ those Vho yzcotne ito iuy Ut thid Wdr
kn9Mn Muaq, and Y. Q,BIIEE,Wili trent tllie COIN.
mtrihyb ncr, u possible, th over bof0re Rotl OF
ua tea VERY Rrntrt dr pas hyors and earnesty 40,
lSlA share 2 your fuire patronage aul glA& HI
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Dissolution .Of CO-Partnership

EINBE paansfshiN heptafJte " ssiing niiler The firm
j Of Bretne 4 Nixon, IN The Clothing husiness
diIsoiVed ny INITIAL tons4nt 6i tlie 10th day oil
.s5.,,, iis .,.,.. =,
The late trm. 90 W. o. BREGNH,
A. G. NIXON o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-31
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Camp near brandy Ststioa, VAL
January {. 1854
Prof. HoLIowAT-Ds.r Sir: / have heard .
great deal 81 talk aboat your famous pills, and -
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20. E, 9Th Rsgt, kxesls.or Brigade.
Pulaski, Tenn, December 20, 1865.
Pr,f. HoLLowAY DE z Sir: Please And On.
slosed one dollar, and send me the amount in Jour
famous pills, ~ am troubled with dyspepsia and
Desk care. Yours, DC,
Taos F Tusssi, Co l, ID Iowa Infantry.
Morris Island, 8 G, Jan IL, 1864.
Prof HOLLowAY-Dsas S,r: Enclosed you will
Ind so cents for which l wish you to send me
,oms Of your vsusble p lis; send them By mail.
lsRAsL Z. HALL, Go y, lsa n d,
Port Royal, =. G.
Camp Of 9th Excelsior Brissdel
Yr, January ~, 1864.
Prof. HoLLo~AY-Sir: Please seud me for the
enclosed 81 cents the worth Of it In pills. losed
ind 10 cents to Ply postage. and you vii oelige.
Yours, &c, Serzt VIZ P0wsxs,
Coz, 5th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washineto ton.
Morris Island, s {. Jan q, 1864.
Prof. H0LLowAY- Please anl enclosed The sun
# one dollar for pills. hAvo diArfh0s, and cant
oct it stopp.d, So 1 want 10 Try your pills
Yours, dc, WILLIAM LAnIsTY,
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