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lle-, i)ar0ens' Noiiic.

srArE % NV YorE
Per- NsrDEss OTfu D, No. l04 Wallsi.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. II accordance Wit
- section q i Apr IT, 1857 entitled Al Act
Hal-rafr- the HLfdcns DlcS Psft Of is~
ell 'er.ons insreed in having ehsrr- e. h .uhjec;
such qIlry crsHinatiou survey, Inst ia. 70.
lov r under examination BY TIC Port War
dens and that pe sad ainl'ioEs VIII be COZ.
pe = within To- ceys succeeding dis notee OF boar
49, vessels -
slim Neptune .........-........pi Pier Nc. - 2. n
lrie irs..-...........--. slss1 hoot
hfig May a.. ALdIs eun
Brif ~ get Recommendation no. a. r. X.
ScnT .sp.4a-.......-- " afcieia
G. ~. BEAMtiALL, fr.adeni.
: uo's HEKEsxxr Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

To TAx-PAYrEs.-Wit ? lew days past a
PETITION has been extensively circulated ABOUT the city
xrr,rc measures for reform IN taxation. The sigTrrs
addressing the state Senate ak that Commits De
appointed 10 inyestiggo and inquire into the couG'Ion
q the several dcuartmeuss Of the City Government
With view 10 remedy sbuses sPd diminish unnecessary
exrAudifuren
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wharves Pier, end sipsAldermen Ryers Ottiwe ierey
Joint Committee Acknowledgement Long iiAoS'
Otiwel
TaIeT- Aldermen Mcknight McCool, Mcmahon.
n notion tho Board then sdjomned and the Predcn an
nonD.-. the BOARD stood adjourned until FTdsy he'
10th i's.Sut at o'clock p. IN. 49,, ,.,,--,,,. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

LATEST PRcMoTIoTs IL NEw-YoEK RgGl-
sxz7s Gov. Seymour hes made Dan s. the following
promo.ioas IN the ll3d New York Volunteers:
Es'or Hescksh Watkins to ie Lieutenant Colonel wee
t6.uf Col ). b. Tsfi Killed in action
Capt John Higgins 10 be Major vice Watkins promoted
TIE regiment was raised 10 Sullivan County. is noT
70 Chattanooga and the above prom o'ions date from
o. battle Of Missionary Ridge-Hov. 25, 1868.
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neinCra n IA

. following the oi the o-cw o' to- 'chf hs-
y ~ who Ia OH the wreck 81 inHi vess, and put
ho, ,b. st1sD. Saratoga che pelswsf. ifessste-
Csu. Chase. Na " colds Iith hrs oincsfl, 4. J. Coo
(,vedj {. Goldsmith and 2 fsa-tie laisos badly !fs~
bitten
steamship Ld,s'c fJr Galway Ls' snchofe. al QuArax
la z and viii Gail - snoriiug fl2thl
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civ rn.rccto,,. r,cprr.r,cut-De.tt,.

The following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths IN
o.. City ana County New Ier from Tie 4ihdsy Of ssnusrS
u the lth Gay OF January, 1864 Me-, l< Women u.s.
BOY, re GiIls ~, total AZ t9uts zee Cht-n 237
nAe4 go; Females ~; Co!orsd Persons. I
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9nrnlturc.

nEDROOM ENAMELED FURNII URE Of
manufacture AI.o sod Che,inut sIa Wslnut
Chamber suites plain snd ornamental, at IL y lAklNno
TONS, a69 Csnatst opposite Ncoser' hstaD'H'i '">'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

/ MINIATURE ALMANAC.
spn-Ris., IA scs........ 40 hoon-Set,.... sE
nICH wATER THIS Daf.
Sandy Hool 1877 Gov. nd... ll:z Hell Gate 'i-''
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Ocean cleaners.

ENOR CALIFORNIA,
NJ q. kOBERTSS LINE
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
tn. steamship
ILLINOIS,
On WEDNESDAY, Feb. ,, IT room.
Tt. and steamship IN tie ai.onfe
tra, vii sal ~ above pier of Nsens NortA
River. .-..........
FOR Freight or passse spplyto d. NCARRlNGroN,
cor. 81 Warren and Wsst-,ts
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A tlrst-
J. class STEAMER will leave AeW-fork on the 3D. i3h
AID 23d month except when those dates a 90 sun
DAY ~heu ia. day departure viii be the MONDAY fo.
low .lg
m, Green ID. Is. ALLEN. Agent
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Nv - IA, % .c1 ~ shirs Intar-n, nom biverpos-
sng Isabella fr,.a Leadou both for Eosg hong 49,
Nv - Ia. y 70. 3lJ0 abr Emma l. Hal, FIN Cafdf
DC. 4 lat &c. la. o. BIZ. .hiP Es-oPa wa seea r'es
Ssn 10 b. b-ig Tiger Of Ess:oun1sad, fsor s. Marta
n uiys for NcN-bo.k
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s5s.sOS 90

-. .n..,. II D.r.-,,. B5s.sOS 90
Cav Of ss~ Yora 80 j. Loes~oon Csh'sf on
IA. r Yori Dry Conp,ny beng duy swon ap. anh say
tt,, m. correct j. LoCk"ooD S.h sf
sworn be orc mr. ms dcy Of January lsti -
Az AsDsaso., Commissioner OF Ieeor
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GALWAY LINE IN.

TNALWAY LINE.
VI fhe
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COAPANl.
ADRfATiC, ] 20 horse power. 4,eV tuns
HERNIA, 100 horse power, 3,Ot1 tuna
COLUMBIA 900 horse power, 900 tun.
ANGLIA, o.o hor,e power, 600 tuni.
The magnificent eide wheel steamship
ADhIATIC Csrt. NICHOLSON ..~,
viii sail rom NFkN-NOK Tor GALWAY and III! iHPuCb
"a ESDAY January L. to Do followed by tie COLUMN
hIA from BOSTON, jan o.
Res Of passas~ psysbe in gold its eqn.'sent In cur
fency. - -. -
fifst $50 nternedis.- go; Steesge 80 New.
rork o 1t. Jora, $40 <3o. go
Passrngers forwarded London, Paris Hamburg.
Lsyre Bremen, Rotterdam, Aniwerp &c. a. lowest rsi-s
Fures Liverpool or galway 70 new-loTk AID Boston
$50 + 49, 49,, ana SlO..
For passsge spply 70 - .
Fer rai-a OF freight specie and all other information Hppy to
4 ~ u ---LL A-l---L-.s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

MI, ,,.., p.,, observation-disclosures. 50,I59 %
VI D>poens S,VS<,.ss.v -
City County New YORK Schol.@ fear Ca'uero
Leather B.ak bes duly sworp, oeioe 400 say
TIE above To s bet 81 ny Toy sae ~ De
isf " r. fhLsi-hi 'esNe'
sworn .for. sth aay Of January, hi.
Bull, Notary fpbbc
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p.,,,, az the atntr Of New-York. sta ement Of

Oh lt Z OF GHr STATE OF ErwYORK 81 ~" cry q rev
eq1ed by Chapter ~ Ls, lb for TIE ~-es endiny
ssusfdsg. the 9TH d.7 Of Jsngafv. 1914 49,. - -
AMI Discosn. 500 3s-o w
H..s - :, n 81. vr - p:S. co., 90
CIrcu 'sob os's9, ""
Avn IfgIu
CIV srd Cavity Of sswlori l. Gcorg, w Daef'
Of ne baf. New York u The CITY Of New
ik beng a, ,wor dsro,s tic above statement cog
r, II 10 The J,st of ny knowledge and t,HeL - - - 49,,
sworn before N LIS Ilih day Of Jinusry J a.
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Rank of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HANK ~ New OFk.-otsttmeDt OF NC bHlFh Vt
YOltg CbaDt'r 40 Lave Of 1901 o 'he ~eh
end M SATURDAY 9TH dag OF JanaAy, 1874 -. - -.
A,,fs. amount Lo7Bs and D'coanb r'Hsx anI -
Ayers .rtl1e 80 oots'.'t
amount Of Circul.fi 10
Ct e. GouGiy Sew orb So WI H. MrrHer tssn ~ Ac
Fe~Yofk >ss duly r-oFn Oppose sn cay h inc Ao"'e
s,ten.a coueci, the best OF knowledge Nnl deuel.
w MEEhER, Cashier.
ssorr b-f.fe me hi, 18th day o. January. 1904
Hi..os &. Gssos, Sotasy Pubic
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Hrondway Bank.-Sis,ene1t OF the BROADWAY
rANk rcsuseiby G. spt-f ~ Law OF ie 'o' ~ '']
Saturday the On day o. January i-i am ~
.s -s.ss, 81 $780, S0f.JsR ~
.,.'a<- .. - ~ s.si.oon ........ al.tg5 90
Of leposls
,ry .rA Conniy Of New fort L. fve.u Csrr /" ,h'
dly eg, sli .J Va, 'hs soo'e '
aept y oouecl Of nj hnSseass sHd .a.,i ,.,,
~ J l. SvERfTT, Crhier
s-vrp before IL. lith ds, o. JsnuaFJ lr- ,,,
M.Trlss y.sra, Commissioner on ferd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

,. l. A BDOLE, Llty Inspector
Orr lsUIcTOKs DErAHrNEsr. hets-l ORR Jan. II 1854
CRY lNsPKcTOk'k DEPAkTsEsT,)
BsseAu o. Saritry Inspection &c,
New -iCri, Jan. II, 1854 }
m l. A. BOOLk. Ese-. cry Inspeeioy.
G,I The following 81 schedule o. work OF this
y tie Abatement and Removal OF Nuisance &c for tb
usol eldils January 8. lSus. Respectfully admitted
TIlOS \. CARR. supt Of Sanitary Inspection
AI.l.l ~. 49,.
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Pacific Bnnk.-Siltcm,IH OF tie PACIFIC BANK. a.
by C Laws oi ls Tor tue week enolG SAuT
day, tue sln day OF JAnanfs. is,i - -
Ayerg cd LbsBf and Discounts et.itrif0 ~
sp.,r lI",Nx1 10
Avens, amount OF GNU w.. 30 ""
.Yfage ennurtu Of D. pQ-tS 1,bicttS %
CITY snb County o Srwfork J. huneft Back Casmcf
Tach, Baus b,ns duly tAt c ABOVE
'nten.rn correct 20 best o fro@rlse aud Belief
ROBERT BUCK, Cashier
swon Dsforr this ilih day Of Jrnu.ry. i@s.
W.. a. kns, Notary Pabie.
Farn Bnuk.-Statemcnt Of the Park BANK, OF the
CITY required by chsrer 49, Law. 1853 the
rt,t ep4ls halsfdas, tat ~ nv VI January, ltoti
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York t~GJet By Chapter &c Lave o. 49, io
eniiD, saturday the oh oi JsausiJ, iett
As~ftse IasDs ana DscOunt Hsssv,vlI -
Of Circleu0D osSOoo W
CT ard County 40 York. Geerge sen-y, Casniti
10. tenn duly a>Toe and "a,
M, he .horv .st.mrnt correct betot Lnwed snc
beef oIb oHI>His SsS1''
p.sDssio BcIL, Notary Pu5ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

yoEs cot .IF BAsk. CGssi-s - Laws Of las. o
70 W. -, ~ H. ss~ ans p.eoar,. -. Io5. 0gG p
~ s,r,,~, al su.-, ............ -
Circulation iV<f.'No
.p~1fssfs ~
C, ami Comfy Of New lork IsaAl @. oFitu Cashier
Ccunty Ne 81, b-G daily s~rrn -cre hj rsf pa
Inc 100 Il kncE s ani belief
ISAAC 70 OSDEN, CAsnsL
Sworn eior, "A. tn OH lAy 81 Jsn4ais, 49,
Ausus IsLa.r notary Public
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
current News Items.

cola has DECLINED in New York 70 S2,eS
premium,
The rebel raid, It appears By our to-day .
dispatches, is not played out so much as it
vas yesterday. The slarius contradictions
and sublime Inconsistencies in the news re-
spee,inqit Il, has almost made it ridiculous.
The fall Of Petsrsburg, we now learn from
authentic sources, il only a question Of time.
Flank movements" and "questiOns Of time
are getting iiresome. ........s
Geu SiRel has been suspended and ordered
TO report to Hunter .... LID.
Us GeA. Dix, according to cur forenoon dis
patches, is to be gently transferred to some
other dspartmsptJi Jie order 70 prevent unPleas-
Ant conseo uences Arisisg out OF the ssppres-
sion ofibe Nea York World ard Journal 81
Commerce nNH -Iaa-ti 'l
The latest news from the raid is that the
rebels have re-oceupied Frederick City. When
did they occupy it We we're told yesterday
that "Gsn. Wallace was confident Of holding
Frederick" and again tina. be was 'in ho
pursui, Of the tetteating rebsls.' Where il
Gen. Wallace noE2 iu.n. s.i.ut ave-
No tdags jet either fsom. sherman, o
Grant. Why is III Could pot Mr.. stautsI
assure us that no disaster has oecurredP
There are pretty heavy Influences sbsaEinl
upon Seward, Just now, to demand Of the Eng
lish authorities the rendition Of the officer
and men Of the Alabama who were carrie,
afE BY the Deerbonnd. Seward, sccOrdine :
rhs telegraph, will resist she pressure O
course he will. I'D. .. ..... ..- -..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
Old Abs and Ihs DRAM.

We understand THAT the meeting called
for the 81 Ward to furnish volunteers in
anticipation Of the next draft was not
we'll attended and that nothing was done.
The people. even Of the republican side Of
the hons ;, are evidently convinced that
there win be no draft very. soon. Itwas
generally believed that the draft in 1862
contributed very largely to thesuceeEs Of
the democratic party in that year, On
ABE, being himself the candidate, will
not hazard his chances in Ordsring per-
amptOry draft for 100000 just prior lts
Tue time Of voting, He may call for
volunteers and enieavor to get up scare,
butsthers will be no draft before the elec-
tispr. TO draft after the election will
imply that the war is to continue another
vear--which may be very unacceptAbl,
TO large majority OF the republican party
who want peace if this campaign fsils
So there is likely to be no draft at all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
More RepudIaIIOn Of Our State
a..#.L Debts. a.r.a


We yesterday published an account of the
manner in which the Slate of Ohio, under
Lineoln auspices, had repudiated her inde5t-
ednoss 10 foreign bond holders Many years
ago Ohio borrowed money in Europe, and
agreed 10 pay the interest semi. an nuAlly. The
money borrowed was gold, and we we're in
honor bound 20 pay ia the same currency or
it's equivalent both in interest and principal.
Instead OF 50 doug, our Lincoln Legislature
and our Lincoln State officers pay in curren.
cy; worth now but 81 cents on a dollar in
gold. That is all the loreua bond holders
get, instead of 100 cents on the dollar TO which
they are entitled New York has done Jthe
same thing, aud repudiated her interest, Read
the following telegram -. t.a, ..I @
THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST oF THE NEW
YORK STATE BoNDs.
NEw Yosk. July 7.-At the monthly meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce to-day, the
committe to obtain subscriptions for the pay
meut OF the interest on State bounds in gold
reported agAiust having the interest paid in
coin, under present circumstances, and were
discharged The .Complroler informed the
committee that a large amount of the princi
pal had alreadysbesn, paid 10 currency,
n The effect OF this upon our National anC
State credit can easily be seen All conf
denee In our honesty or disposition to pay
our debts will be lost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
Trouble RrswinE in Ksntuoky

News of startling character has reached
this city irom Louisville, Kentucky. From
private and Trustworthy sources we learn that
a collision between the people Of that city and
a suloted Iegimant which had been stationed
there was imminent Tue officer in command
ofIhe negroes was ordered by the young men
of Louisville TO withdraw his regiment within
twelve hours, ard IN the event OF his non.
compliance, with their demand, they would be
driven out. Our informant states that he had
not heard ofthe result The young men are
arming themselves with the intention Of
carrying their threat into execution, in the
event OF the eolored regiment not being With
drawn We also learn from the same author.
ily that General Boyle and Provost Mundy,
both Of whom had up To within the last six or
seven weeks been slAunch supportsTs OF the
Federal Governmeni, dave been arrested on a
charge Of using reasonable laDRuaRe They
had, it appears resigned their positions, upon
being ordsrsdto the irora -Nsrs. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
Battle Incidents.

A very singular occurrence was noted in
the Teath Massachusetts, Sunday at Peters
burg A sergeant had been engaged in the
Second division hospital ihe day previous, in
placing upon a number of headboafds the
names OF members of his regiment who hsd
been killed in the late fight or had died in bat
tie, which were to mark their last testing place.
There was one board in excess, aud, in a
sportive vein, he placed with lead pencil
his own name upon it, aud the date of his de-
mise, 10th Of June, as his term Of service had
then expired and be was about 70 leave for
home Yesterday morning, while near the
front, bidding his companions In other reRi-
ments last farewell, he WAS struck in the
breast by twenty FOUNDER Parrot and in
stantly killed His remains were inferred to-
day, and the very headboard he had unthns
ingly inscribed with hisOwn name was placed
over his grave, and, with date correctly marks
for gtime hisrestipg place. War blasts hopes
at the moment of fFuition--shiils hies plans
and expsetaliols % q mysterious manner n
Il is marked BY thousand incidents quite as
strange an mournful as the above.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
Attempted Suicide Of an UAGOT-
Iunate woman,

A well educated and decent woman called
upon physician of his city yesterday morn
ing for medicine Her wants were supplied,
hut her singular conduct In the Office attract
ed the doctors attention, and he was convin-
eed that she was deranged She appeared
very much depressed, and some words casually
droppedlh fhe con rsation, lied the Decor
TO suspect that she contemplated putting an
endto het3existenee, which she said had be-
come burden to her, The Doctor followed
the woman out and mentioned his suspicious
to another physician, and the two got into a
buggy and followed her, TO see what would be
the result Tbs woman, after wandering
about the street in bewldered manner finally
proceeded 10 the river bank, and was shout
to throw herself intollhe stream, when the
medical men, ti'yIdiving >, Jumped out
of their buggy and saved her. She was very
much enraged at the interfhption but was
finally, paclied sufficiently 70 tell her story,
which was 5riefy, ather husband had been
killed in bsttle JAbont q year ago and that her
only htothef was also ih1the army and fell a
few days ago she was lmRihout money! r
friends and hsd four little children, whose
wants she was unable 10 supply, AND had de-
termined upon. .self.desiTuction She appear
ed 6eranRed about the war, aud pqon all other
subjects she talked nationally enough She
seemed 10 hatnei all her sorrows upon Abe
Lincoln, and was extremely bitter IN her de-
nunciatioH or him, saying she ought TO de
vote her life 10 his destruction, etc, The nm
fortunate woman WAS persuaded to 20 home
where she has since been taken care Of by
the gentlemen who discovered her condition
We has slhesnfeqnested to suppress the name,
connected with this singular rfair for good
reasons, aiid We cheeriuliy comply, as no COED
coGldy ba1 sshssJgsd bJSlbsiF pnslicalioH--
Ohio lSfdteSmd1lr-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
Only GENUINE HAIR REsToaERs
" Read tne following, y
LI.. ..ftll1n.li1 nj AZ. gur.nI En.LLl \

'----- y - -A,,.,-y \ =, 49,
Paoy DgmusN Two tesrsooo NV Nscsin le's,n.
aseSssd and my hsir % mn total out very t
sore, Il became very psinii my rest az nieI Iss
poT abls, T SSuId sp1y rsn,' dy alter rtmeSv p,,,
only moineuiaTy reh.f Il consulted several jilysi
clans Of This city was informed by them thst the
disease with which my scalp was Hfected was = raj
Rh nm, ana that they conidnot t'n'ht me READ
yonr advertisement and s"ncludtd 70 consult you
on sssreh me that you would eradicate the disease
ana restore my hAlF Nh'e'' mao l-'ohe very 7ti'ln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
TO Oorrenpondenta.

II the Friend" who ProPoundS to us
certain leading questions from Cinciunati
viii vouchsafe to ,s the custody Of his
name, we will endeavor to dispose Of his
posers. We think. however, he would
10 we'll to wait until we have reached our
conclusions, AS he evidently mistakes our
drift. lLlAI E--- -a-.a- ~3y2 ID. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09

AND
e L u. X.
Stricklqnd Anti- Molera Mirturs.

Strickland Antt- Cholera MIXTURE,
Is q composition of astrngents Absorbent s.fny.
i lants and carminRtyeF, which ,yeiy physician ao
knoWledges " the only pref afatiou that WI effect
permanent cure Of Dar he, GLd DJ seter, This Anti
Cholera Mixture ts now IN use sofne Of ur srn,y
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction il
has aved the lives Of thousands OF our soldiers NJ
citizens, and wew guarantee 70 10 he the best r. me
dy IN The world for Diarrhsa and ~ sentely, fe.
Mr. woods, of coyington. MY, will be most hapt
TO sgsiy To- the virtue Of Stfe k!Rnd'a Anil.
Choleia MIXTURE in act We have great number OF
Testimonials from patients who have I%en cuft ati
being pronounced In urstle by their ysicians some
AFTER taking only one tottleol strcglands Anti Chu
era hiXtufe. II YOU suffer with Di.Tih,a and Fyseu
teryt one bottle 81 ~ mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
.@eotral

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, snd
" Consumption. II IL only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to ny one bottle Of
St,ick'ands Aelifuous Cough Baisam
to convince them thatits the hest preparation ever
used. II cot only the aboYe affections of the
Throat and Lungs hue cures Eit,ht sweats and
splitting Of ri od and ia Rn excellent garge for any
kind OF sore ThrOa, L - pleasant 20 take, apd
safe medicine Infants Price so Cents per bottle
For sale by drugnsts generally. So MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09

O1-A company of the Pennsylvania Re,
serves, raised in Lebanon, Pa, whose time
bad expired, returned home few weeks ago,
aud numbered two men. Is not this awfu !,
asd yet there are men who wish 70 continue
this work
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09

Read what those say who have used IT;
Mr.. Charles W Land, am, OF Louis Vile, and Mr. D
Hazarde, CINCINNATI o. both were cured a ter uaine
one pot Of Dr. StrcklRnds Pile Renledy. They say
they have tried everything bot could obtain no rehe
but one Pot OF Strickland's File Remedy effected -
perfect after suffering for many years with the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who is suffering to tiyit,
Ask for '' 0''- 7. 81 ~ -.t lt t.
Dr. Strickland Pile Remedy
Sold by all druggists 20 cts pot Manufactured 81
NO East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-09
The Price Of our DaIIy 10 be
Advanced 10 40 cents pes
Week. .er I-s .s1er .s-. a.. "A

We cannot possibly atford 70 CONTINUE
to furnish the Daily ENrRE At present
rates. The great advance in the cost Of its
publication compels us, reluctantly to an
uounee that after this week We must in
crease its price to 20 cents. The necessity
for this mnst be apparent to all,
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NoTICE

PETITION win oe presspied 70 Governor
"A Bfough for the rardonof ClRyborn Hagap, peW q
prisoner In the Ohio Peuitentiary.
asowSs CAIHARINE HACAH.
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BdV- We learn thai Wool in this market is
nov bringing Sl,00 per pound The market
opsnsd We believe e 7se. st cIairsvilis
Gazette.
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H1-Ws will publish, on Monday, q glorious
letter from Hon James W Wall, Of NeS
Jersey. aaa. .... .'w
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"Brandy one dollar drink'-is the pla.
card in the Viudo" Of a Broadway IL, "
liquor saloon. 5.'
We eonstFns the above into disloysl insin-
ustion that Lincoln dOllaris only worth Eve
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the Military commission in this case we're
approved By the proper comusnders Rnd the
record forwarded 70 the President for action
who directed that The sentence be miiigaied
o reonhnement 10 the Penitenuary at hard
ebor for hsev5esrs The Penientiary NJ
Colouobus, Ohio, was designsied as the pla, g
q con6nsue hi y Cncidnati G0zeHe