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ScbnS S. 3 aneder,
SberiN Der Stabt Baltimore.
9e@lt wiatla fir 9grren unS Sau,en

sd erlaute mir, meinsy Jreuaten ett Be-
~tannten en3uaeisen, fab i9 lreten son SHREVEPORT
surifgeFrmnten Bin, nit elmer Grpstn parthis
Waaren, re:de i'd fsbr biais einsetauft babe,
hi,o 'rsrfs- ~oielelben aud trteber ietr biais abe
geben. S.
Sd lin ie6r Iberseu9t, hab i'd biQiger sers
faufe ais elm anberer S6nittmaarenbGnoler in
Baltimore, nm itetne 8reunhe unb Sc ltunter bn>
Ycn i'll uberseuaen, trerben b~ieielben bic Site
|bnben, mir susuipreden, eann tpirb fG sepib
bic Sadie dusfnnen.
SD babe B { bette @uspaht TT @alieus, Muss
lin. aleiOeracft' 0lanslS' cine srCRs ansrabI
in 9etbenseusea iGrorse unD aSbere Garbem,
pibi6e umterr0de fir 0enteu, unb ~lberbaupt
buno. t erlei anbsre Waarem, sreI6e ID iebr Bile
Zig s~trtaufe. Ran ser8sdt ben Robea unbNu x.>
n1er ntdlt.
Nuumes ls on 94lttasse~SH., Gde GreAt.
NIB DAIHmcTe~Ssr.
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subfltens%ofHce Der ser. q. a4rmee

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do hereby guarantee that -=is Tor are) able to
fulfil a contract in accordance with the terms OF
his Tor their proposition, and should his Tor
theiR) proposition be accepted, he Cor they will
1T once enter into g contract IN. accordance there
With, and We are prepared to become his seeuri
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its ful
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WEt purbe.
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benz llnterseihneten bis Sam5ta9, Is. Oft .1S64
NahntiitnGs 5 libr aneencmmen, I'm bn5 Gull
iillcnSs Department Der IS. ct. Mlntee Su rers
lsben, wie fplgt, nit: 17r..fg
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Das 6lsii& mus seiuno, frei BON 2aaerielren,
DoQtrtht'g GOO @fo J. gut gefaI5enrin gut nm.
~reiften Gihenf6Iern perpnft lfiu. nes Is,a6 i
Der S6infsn inuB friIA itin, gut serauderi
unb in ltarte 3iten rerpldt lein, osren jsee 300
Wfuno bait. Die Mroeiten rer 6Glier uno Hiften
miGen pom Ger befen " t Ieir unp pie Itlfen linc
nit 0idcrsreifei sI un1acten.. et's Ia
Nnbieter miiIen pputGnoig bib Mrten bes5teis
I6es uub ceyem SnantitGt, iVpie bte 3ett aMges
ben, In nt lher lie pic eieFerin9 MAIDEN %fGnnen,
fe:aer ME ie pie S6iHfen liefern molten, eins
seln pber in gafen; ebsaip 1T ric 4rtfsrlcIben
anSuseten.@ -t+sdJ I'D 49, +.
Sic QSaaten srsnnen III ben Subhteas..G oms
miNariat6 III Gincinnatt, Epnt51tNtj 81. Sout8'
@blcaae, Baltimore, Nem yUrt eofr WpItUn a6-
oel .efert uerben unp mullen bic Wnbieter III ib3i
rem Mngehcten eer Ylas an9e ben ttt0l affrner,
-trenn lie an atpet poer mebrere pldbe Vleferum 9en
maden wcQet,, bemtrfest, tpie rieI lie an ieessn.
Ylabe atIieft.n Mclsen.t@ 9aH #9m4a'Hsa y ~
O5ar ieSem 4ttirel miNet retlhtSe,e @nses
bcte aen,aG! lttn, ferner aud fIt IuIGHss @rtitel,
tselbe an peTfGienenen Steavna abaetiefert trets
ben foGen. teasaa't4 7sa@!959aE A!44agj oaA 4
Die pret1e CIR. SAP fur Steifh, pr.rWfb. fur
SGtnten) %tnifen bic 0errtdnnss-, uno Crane /.
pprttoTcm :c. einlAtieBen aunb Bic Waatrm miEs
itm cebbaIt t~0fttnfrei mad benz bcn benz 6rrtntile
fair %teiinntten 9iaB aelteftrt tptrOen:{1 Iieai(Pil
WieeiHeire BON cTentlideit Brisemeifterr
uuterseihntt, t,uIle,h n6etU e6, cerlanJt triro,
pcrgeIest trerbeit. z. .,'- Z SO .I.-s a4l
9lae eals3ei@en rtifen rrn ZEN Sc fen 3d.
ltrit &c. entfermt trerceuiinb iepe Sensung mug
einfah nit Sem ssarteit nnb Der Mcrt1e be5 Mbs
ltnDsr5 beseinaet uMo auf oemltIbcn Der 9nbalt
umb rer Datum hrs Gpntraft6 augegftett fem;
anf SMintenienbungen miiIei ba5 n ettcJ, 8ruttcs
urb Iars &epiGt ailsegebet iein
3dblungen tperbsn ii iclden TUtb5 gettaft
ais aerace an Sane ltnb une ut6 ncn ben Ser.
Gtaaten einsebem.. ''+ 800 42 Mtsa4ta& 441e
Giae gsbruttc @rpis bieler NtSeise mug ies
BEN MngtbUte tei9cfIgt FEM feiner eite @aran-
tie sipeiet Serntpcrttthem Namen. e 1m Rs
Nnsebcte ntifsn in Elm Geuscrt eiMae1hIrTen
p~erlieaelt uaS tisieteen an bert lnftraeihAeter
abrtffrt feiu upo ntaHen an BEN ptern linfet
Gnbebie Guff&rift .Yr0pcfdis fur tpt esa fragen.
DNs HtG:, irsenD Gin Nnsebct, tnenn es rtHt
annebntbat fur ntt Ser. Gtaaten crf&eiut, sns
ridaumtifeA, NTH ScrbebnIttm. q f47fs'ag'
9. Du Bars,
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l-EtFf 8aItitn IRE 90. Septtmbsr 1884.
Dea Nabtrt&terE une Sttmmeeb m ) r Stabt 9 1ltr ore
nirs ttsrbsr@ bic gsa&rt9t seseben. bas 'tap Wabl fir Ma
ppr Hse fur W,taIieter hes S'net ntbeee u6nl d eiuen Ser-
trtter BON isttr gDaro idr ben /. 3weis uno etnen fir ;rei
aneinGHhsrsrersenle 95a.ts int 2. 3wei9s, am ;p lie
Uttttnp& i'm nd6fsn Gttcesr, am IL. &nge bee gRondts,
an Den tut6 Die gSablrttter b'tiinrnten gl1bsn in Der g tdbt
ga tirtere rat -fnten mire. 81, QDabfurnen tcersen sOa 5
rPr Ncrsens It's 5litr @adnttttaps, na6 cen GCrfG iften
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GrMnSrentfreies @iaemtbnm

in Der SGpzGreteritrabe gu peraucticniren.
&m NittpE& ben 5. Cttrter, Nn1mtttass 4 utr, wersen
mir an Ort nne STEELE perfduien:
Das 9dnse @runbet9ent album NIT Btrte Reruteen an Soutb
Grtterfr ~sslepsn. Np. Al, In ter Ereat an @retefir. 2
Bls nit eintr stefe tr1 so 4ug, mehr Ueer hentser, arune-
~rertefrtt s~erbefert huT6 tin jpetHGGt IS Fad Elm g9pp1t
naas NIT Sinteree5dueen aRS &uGe. SetiHcutg tGar.
tSep29t@l &breon 4 o. duct.
Die MarpIan0zSnititn MuSltcilnms
Sic iieben5ebnte idbrlt6 ans>
|f%eItumg i'm MarpGanokSnfitut
ur S0roerun9 nltli9 er Tin It c.
miro fir oie 8ciuher am Wtontdg ben 3. Ocz
toter er6fnet rerpen uno biz sum Disntae
9tbeno, ben 81. October 1864, oauern. 3..e-'.
6eute, ant 80. Septbr., tperoen nur nod
Sa6en fIr ole NIsiteIuri an9encm ten.
9ds Gomite tpilnidt aui Die GRati1be auf
merfium Su mraen, baB es cine 9rOBe Qn5abl
peridieoener S~esenitdnpe sur anii4t p~orleaen
bat, ols Su6itofe, neutrality-suspicious. &C.
Girculare Iino bel benz Nctlar oer guile gu
betcmmen une berielte tpiro poltcmmene Ma8s
tunft ertbeilen.
3tH 1li 81. ". Mau1gb lin, I
GorIiser bes Au8teQun9s4Gprite
(Sr) Uto. SnItitut.
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WerfaMf rcm verbcHertcm 6runos
Giaenthnnt .Lu.n..rnI

an Der S@gfe prn 9tItce Nun II. WOIFTtr..
VIM Dssnerst1s. rem 6. DIT, sseem 4 usr noe, zen rir at
Ort unb $teue ~ptiFdafen: ao aesaa %
Das sSrrst t~tsenteunt NIT Ser -ehsrvneen, seleL CT an Ter
SgD@de San Mice AnH urh @rtffr. NIT tsr Er6nte an
Atme Nanfr. 20 5uB srU6 mt. e,ner Gieis pan 81 Uus mspr
petr wtMeer, G5ruWerentefrei ~cerbeNelt barh eth 2fEfl see
@rtnbanS NIT SiUtereetlueen. .Fte ~
Sehimrnt ~nersGufs. Feetn5wpGen baar tn Gonraut.
(20iptbr @ z 4a'a}S u nA& 6 % Mutt.
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foenten erpdbt wetoen iOIte, neil berielte ais
sin @egner NlpOGeons (Gntis 1Smp sriaIit) be.
tannt iei.
.6rGnfreieb.
Na6 benz @u8peis Der 8ant bon Sranfreid
baben ih lire 8aorpprrdtke nm $4,000 St.
perminoert.
IS beibt, Der 80iier 9laprlepn perOe ii6 su
Der aaiierin @ugenie nab 9euti6lanc be9eben
uno oann pabri6einlib cine 3uranmentunft
nit Dem ruiil6en Safer unb Dem Soni9 ron
Breuben baben.
5panfe1.
Sic a6nigiin entbOt ouf ben 9atb oss WiarS
i6oQ3 O'2onneu Narpoe5 5u f6, I'm Elm
neue8 O}inlfterium 5u biloen. Dies 9eIang Dem
0eBtereu, UNI er bat ben Gie ais 8rdToert BEG
Uir.nerratbe8 geleiitet.
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Observation-Disclosures.
3peiter e. 9iftiH son McrpIant.
aItimUre, 20. Sent.

Baltimore, 20. Sent.
Dir tegluubisen biermit, oas Die nadItebens
b%enannten Berlonen, relde i'm 2. Gpnaress
0iitritt BON Dlarpleno atsseboben tucroen tuas
rem, aus beigefiieten @rinoen bonn MiIitdr.
9ienit auSsencmnea iino:
syobn &afar, IL. 9iitritt Baltic. Co., urr=
tauoli6; N6olas @pans, IL. Siitritt Baltic.
Co., untaugli9 ; Charles aepier, bat Ii6 unite,
ben Gcnsrebotten pom 3. Mdr5 1863 unc "a.
6ebrnar 1864 ~Iossetauft; Suitus Martea, -,
9iitrift Baltic. Co., 3D.; Soiepb glief, -.
9iitritt Baltic. 60, ftellte einen Subftituten
San,es Nurrap, l.. 0iitritt 6uriOro Co., itelt
einen Subitituten; Sames 6. 3aine, -. 9iit
Baltic. 60, untauslid; George 9abft, ~.
9iitritt Baltic. &c., itelte einen Subiituten.
Columbus Bennett, II. 9iitritt Baltic. 60.
untaugliG. r..
Rcbert @atbcart,
9rCfcsmari9aa uno 8rdibent
oes neutrality-suspicious.
SoaattanS S. Gbapman,
Ginroqiruns =@ommiiTdr.
S. RObert8 aro,
(30Spt) Irst oes @inrpQirunoSs8pa
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2ineptn mic Sspb Zen, ter tsuen Gppfitntipa En6 Mr1tsatt
Sttrl'rsA ais Wfdscr Der Siabt Baltimore, fnb criu6t, Id
teu!e Abeae in 8rantttn Saae, gfe Strifer. nab 8alttr1ps
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Sc. GrcelenS u. 90. BRADFORD, gouperneul
hes States Dlarplano, bat am 8. Sage oea
Septembers 1864 zen 5beriT8 Der perl6teoe<
men Counties bes Staates unb Der Stlot Bal
tia'cre fOt9enoe @eiluns suseben lafIen:
rsSt1at WtarpLanb,
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NJfaOanie O*v. ~Qtpoer,

NNWVW"E% NJ<a~N4HfNNEEF II
bic besAGm!e 94abrId6stins III rteter snt Ifssfssrt bO9 ifssr
Rei(e unb e;ebt wisber Nvstunft we ;ubpr Iber Que Geser-
rdnse teS men1hliden Qebens tnfen Ee t~iesafts Au0 RHINE
.Wpsiunft 9iebt unb tbte bsipnte G Sab n ut Naturalization
uab Sunae grun6:i5 Tnb rnt Dr1en @liub.n %oerpener, f.
m fe b IOneFrS sua SptaI 0tsr .Ssrnaet: re 3
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lLs.LN0as@ Isl ~ DffnNMN. y -lls .

49s4v'tSy s'4 s-t's Baltimore. "a. SEPT. 1884
3 Ole G~puatatT6re fur g :rdsen5Hr une In tes 5lab gat.t-
snpre estsn ,tterear6 Nptta, fas tic in @eTeipf raft NIL BIN
Res.fraipr, br St1bt etnen Ep.enaRifIa3 hen e2n &st1Sft'
3wtfhen 8altintpreftr. unb Sescnefr eeuta sttaben aHe pig
biz 8sfspsrnue miro aus lsteblt ~ rosn a I set's setter ssr
Ggiten fep Narelt frage rra Rpsth. bic 2asfr.; Gar teistR
ssttn.tsr 8ut i%a,orsftags sen.9Ssth. BIB, b 80 5ss SS,sS az. BE-
shsibsn Sstieu he's Grtae as Yidee ucn Scuib. tts Wrpftr /;
dnf trisen Ssstem ssf * stms Y mr. pm Y snss aldes ts
Matytfr.n. Etib SAttrb r3Sltsaetr SR Dilsimete@ StS
erepnenr. sRMS az sraErrt sn bstreHt,n
Nerner esEe t4 bifr6ard gla4 to- ea5 pesS' SsrmtiFsR
am SHOUTS ten 8; STtobsr 1861, nm SER ubr 4ernttt seS
{. No. ttts77 EoTf GA ptY {drnnneIA wssp. us pe, fdt e4i rcx
rbto.rn in ENf. S:Tctpasuae au Ss-ren nnG irseHe JsrscHh.
Asr SnTst SmsrxfEst Is. tnuH eoAR etpotE III wsnpuH0eN
~. 81 .S,.ao e sfset GGIeb 9. StRsa,
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1tI"I'T" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z
( Baltimore, ben 20. Ss.t I'6i. |
g Ttfisntgtna perIrner, wel@e niEiner bic sesenrart ie
sD.seoito State bon X pGt auf 5tatts unh 4 psf. aps
Stjatsneueru + bas Sitt 1864 ar erf,afen. Getsen tter.
eut9 ertNnert' bag es Sseuerr , { gum l ST. b jstit tttH
MpHsn. 5iah benz l. Dit. mtrpsH aue ~UnFetatI ca p Hen tE
Se 3in6e spn &rstutrreE eeBeten psseea, Eel&e Re auf ts
per 6aI etnsursiter baben 1-s
Die ia \. ~ .ime rrG St4et. W.b 5.actsat uern fur 1881
9bet FUR . r~bereeterte Sabrt l1airen, .tdteu rsG BEN 30.
>. Ylts. 2M PCT rnerr SI ! bltn. une Id 70 rts az srnHse1
eth, tg aneern Eeue BE Dertinfe DIE et9aSer6s aains
crtnen.
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fTi-Gsnl ~ II !. -. =. Affn Npnfckrr.
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WrIfe NSarD!Y - Nr1te US1toI
Die 8Ireer ter l. GDaie 5rer6eh btsrmit benz rtGtsst tas
ee Draft &AOejaticn beftSisr @arb tn et, e. Btrian rtinna
e~inftmmis tei&IrEea hat. res Hh tteR Aioetat n In e'nsH
&iub. eerGnnt -aoeasnieitiscr Sd,Msoercin &c erfteN
eSarS 9eseU ole .SSicbmns" %urnssbiite; rat: , ie oa.e'
%lunSswciie purte fur RptSt erddrtt, ca tie : nettirnsR tot
balb fplter MQs welbe Die 0priu1e eees re- o. II. e. p0lsL
10 am Wsrrias &bsuN,tH G0aern pau etaEatsn. Der pTttt
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Williams bwaneT, West kAlumor0i ParkeT bro. A
Coz Parkersbufg; and by Druggists and neTohsnia
general alrOu lhout me Uaiied States and OAnadaa
sueldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27

Mrs. A, called and gotone doar'sworth OF
H' TWELVE onNT SUGAR, AT MINlCK's.
The incest kind.
Mrs. b. got one dSllar's worth OF the mcest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICR's
Mrs. o. got cue dollars worth OF me choicest qna
sIXrEBN CENT SUGAR, ~ MLNICK'a
Mr.. b. says that he got me best quality OF green
..al RIO COFFBB AT J. A. MIEIoK's,
That he ever drank, and Mrs r. says she got the fin.
est N
lr GREEN TEA AT J, A. MIN1CKs.
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT J. A. MlNIOK.
Mr.. N. says he purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT J, A MNICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply
NO. l NAoKERKL, AT J. A. M1EICK's,
Both TOR sine and quality, cannot be exceed in this
/ Ae nyites ~ Q eAn st HE establishment and IN
pect his stock Of
cHoIoH DRIED FRUIT,
rtI 00FFEKs AND TEAS,
fu| -rf tit SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest aud best variety Of Groceries to Ne
IN the city, HIS large Establishments on tho
= Corner OF Market and jefferson SITS.
aul9y
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ADvnIllIslnu ItATrs.


lN DAILY
One squatc, e ilhty Folde aolid) one insrron..S
One square, nre, sys ...,... ~
One 'quNre, one weck,.....-.......
lne square, nnb month ~
Jne 1luare, three months, q
')' square, months 10 81
'----Al = tI..
IN WEEKLY.
Ono square ephtv 8iis oii week, ..~ 4..sti O.
Per aquare, each weekip addition on.............. 30
Ter Hqulfct one NpAf
sG-lerms Ger Adsefthsuualtsa aoeeupyng great
Alrice, OF for longer period than Acyc specified np.t
known nj the CouhNno RuDnt. HH-An advertisemtriI
art charged tn above rates. uulcys written pptcc
,nent inside ptr,inuH n Insertion - All easual OIL
verdsemspts musl b peld for Ln advance
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

nIHR 90 .partnerShip heretofore existing Miller A
j. Chaiek, in the Merchant Tailoring RuAnOss was
dissolved By mutual consent on the Grst day VI Feb
rulrT, instant The books are in the hands Of Henry
Miller. who S coninua ths bus "A the oil stand
Huston 1uildlna, eorAor Third nd JsnersoA str cts
Those Sha have claims against the krra gll present
them for payment, and those WhS ndeSied To the
Hm are expected TO call and sshls thar accOuntB
uithoatdSlay, - the biAnsss p.ust Be ciosed
.HlG+ HBNRI NJ ilgR,
ie1dsa j 4. OHAk0H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27

Among The neW National Banks recehil,A
organized we find the Secoad National Bank y
Of Toledo, 100000, the First National Rauk
Of Springfield, 100000 +"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
Uo=partncrsbtp.

TNERSHIP.
TIIaB undersigned have this day formed a co port
IL nersnip under tue name and firm of BREENE q
NIXON, for the purpose OF transactng Wholesale
aud Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
et the old stand OF ". q. Breens Di Main street. op
postO the Coun House, where they would bs pleased
TO the o.d friends OF th house, and many new
ones ~ may hyOr them With . call. -
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW Z NIXON.
Dayton, February l, isel-EsiIdsawI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27

BF7y-At the same rate Of progression, Ia less Il.
than two years more the public debt win be
more than rqual 70 the vatue Of al The prop
crly Of an the loyal States, and IL will not be "a b
much longer, if the war continues before The.
debt will more than equal all the property ia
all the States .d
Taking these 6gures a basis we woph s.
suggest To those who are fond Of historical re-
search, the inquiry whether any people uron
the face Of the esith ever paid any s6th dbbt, ,.'
or even ihe interest upnu ppbio de0t beat
ing such a proportion to the whole amount Of
their property 2-New albany ledger 100 5000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27

The Philadelphia .iqe warns The Loyal ,
Leaguors against iuclting the violence ia
Pennsylvania, which they have caused eisea iu
where says the Age IN Penpsylyanip, il. tsi
II comes to blows, we could drive The members
OF the league into the delaware within iwen-
tviour hours after the first blood vas she'd 9.u
We could DO as mueh m Illinois, latiRna,
Ohio -- Dayton Empire
The Empire is no doubt quite right, iof IN 'i"
such a contest, ballotboX stutRug forged nai-
uraaaiiou papers, ialse nFistrAtion, aud Io..
frauduloht Returns would not count l,aggl
voters "in huckram' would be nowhere an,fh4a
sham righ; arms would not be- aVailable,.-s
Philadelphia Age, aU ost,
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&rnrerles, ST.
Agents for Sale OF Pure Bourbon Whlsl
No. sOl sesend al1eol, pl lon, ul.o.

u No, sol seeOnd street. Dayton, ubo,
RG leave most res peclNhy 10 RcquAnt their Gus.
ID totners and ths community generally, that they
have entered into partnership, under tbs name and
style Of Il. oiBRIEN 4 BROtHBR, for the purpose
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco BUSINESS in Dayton, Ohio, u. the late
stand OF N. 'Brien, No. 3Ol SECOND street
aviDg ample means 10 enable US t. purchase goods
from the best houses IN New York, Baumoro and
Philadelpha, aud having had fifteen years experience
in the trade, we hold out the best Inducements to our
old customers and Al otbeTs who may be kind enough
to purchase from us '|..
" III u'BRIEN, late OF the 6rm Of O'Brien & Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his ume aud attention 20
please all those who MAY come TO luy ut this well.
known House, and f. 0'BRlhN, will treat tile com
tnnity better, n possibe, Vi n ever before. Both Of
fee very grateful Tor past hyors, and earnestly so
liet share OF yOut future patronage. aul9daw M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30

whom Michigan pro-Slavery. ant'Educston
Congressman, and who Is said 70 hayedeciared III We
Michigan Legislature that Education Is the bano Oh
Democracy" Las been imprisoned In California tort
for disloyalty. Swallowing the oath OF allegiance.
however, he has been set at liberty.
There has been another very destructive del
uge Platte River Numerous ranches have been swept
away; in West Denver nearly all the residences. many
Of them elegant and costly have been destroyed ana
hundreds of families have been rendered homeless Inc
rain at last accounts had not abated The sacrnoe Of
life had been very lamentable.
A man named Picke has been detected at De-
trot Mich. in attempt to convey 10 New YORK
considerable number Of young girls whom he had per-
shaded would find tailoring work at very high wages,
bu. for whom he intended lie Of infamy Unfortunately
the wretch escaped befo,e the time arranged ior bis
capture.
Mr.. Crawley of Providence was on board the
steamer Lexington when in 1910, she was burned IN
Long Island Sound He was saved by bale OF cotton
on which he drfted for two days and nights Mr. =.
now intends to part with the baie, when hl'herto he
has preserved as relic 1t is probably worth 500.
A "wife" advertiser, who desired respondents
20 incose their carte de ystes has received reply
from one LADY who writes do not incoSe my carte,
for though there is some authority for putting carr
before horse know Of none for putting one Oe'Of'
an ass" sN2-
The sum of $40 600 has been stolen from q
Paymaster attached to Shcrnans army. The money
was in safe which with Others. had been under guard
at the old Tennessee Bank building IL is DeieFee tha'
clue exists by which the thief and money VIII DC ouhu'
Preparations are making to receive l2,OoO
Rebel prisoners at Emira, n. Y.s Barracks Ihese
p.isoneis arc thus TO be lodged in pleasant locality ana
one of the best barracks n the country Ihey VIII oe
led lust as our soldiers She field.
l. il said that the Woonsocket Or. ~ Mills
wiz cease running soon unless the price OF cotton be-
comes lower.
The Boston Herald, Democratic, comes ou'
s1uarely for Lincola and johnson.
An Irish lady in Bangor, Me-, has given birth
to an infant weighing nineteen pounds.
A man in the region of La Crosse, WIS, has
this season caught 30 90 pigeons with nets.
| A gold mine has been discovered at st. PaS
| chal Canada Last