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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
New York Market.

NRw YoRK, June G
CorToN-Qniet and steady and IN ddng
upward at 1924
FLOUR % ,ettpr 7 55S7 65 for extra State
Round iioop 7 05@6 20
WHEAT--Nom,pslly 60@l66 Chicago
Spring s69l,62 Milwaukee Club l,@70
It's Winter Red
CoRS-Shade 6rnerl 42t
OArs--ln very iair demand and steady ii
s9k@s9i
PoRK-Firm-25.
BeEF,-Firm aud in good demand
BurrER 1882
Cur MRATs Firm.
LARD "A shade hrmer, l4s.
WnIsKY--Qiiet at 81 Seal 3ltor Western
SU0AR-Fnm mer At l6l@lS
PETRoLEuN-Firmer, 40 Crude g. refined
Bond 6997l Free.
NEw YoRG, June c Stocks irregular
closing 6rmer Money and per cent Ster'
ling qietand steady at 10Y Gold
81 20 Coupons l2lt, 6a 81 Coupons 6l
due year certificates g5s New York Gem
lral 1921 Erie 81 l5s. Reading 81 3st
C B. & o 27t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Lntsat rrnm Europs.

SANDY HonK, June The steamer Vir-
gina from Liverpool the 24th QieenstoTn
25th has passed this point.
Cotton mAtket easier, prices weak.
BreadMuGs generally dull
Provisions dull
LONDON, May 25 --conaOls close OF for
mOnty
News from America created great sensaiior
and sdyices per Ciy Of Washington increased
he xcltt mrnt. News generally regarded in
Europe as disastrous 10 ;he rebel cause. The
rebel loan declined 5te Eer cen',
Laird's rama were purchased BY the Brit
,h Government
The Duke Of Malakoff is dead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

A Cam -H4viug signed number Of
'ertifcates for persons caiminq the refundine
# money heretofore suhscrbed 10 clear thr
.ity of draft unds misapprehension Of the
acts in tho cAqe, deem il my duty tn notify
he pubic that the Civ Council has levied =
ax only to redeem the bonds assumed to heir
he wards in making un heir reappctive quotas
pader The last Gull for 2OO,OOO men NJ
,rovision whatever, haS heen made for refund
NJ moueys suhscrihed and paid under tht
revious calls The certificates already issued
re, therefore, Of no legal value
ISAAC Il KIERSTE0,
President of CITY Council.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Among the leading R .publlcans. mo

Among the leading Republicans, most
prominent and influential year ago, now
sunk 30 low that the hand OF political re-
surrection can never reach them are Mes
srs. Chase and Banks. Giddings and
Loveioy, two of the most conspicuous and
mischievous men Of the org ,nzation, are
dead. Fremont, the R'publiean candi-
date for President in 1855, and Lincoln
the successful aspirant OF 1860, are cut
ting the party into two factions, which
must inevitably result in its destruction
9Th, mills of God grind SLOWLY, but they
grind strong"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Democratic District CORven-
tjOn,

The DEMOCRATS Of the Third Cougrcs'lona'
Dsrie, Of Ohio, metiu Convention in the
city Of Dayton, on Wednesday the 25th inst,
pursuant to The All heretofore published and
after transaetine some business, adjourned to
meet again at HAMILTON, Blter county, on
wednesday,, the IOih Juue,
nj II o'clock A. N. At that time ths Conven
tion win nominate one Presidential ( ector
FOR the District, and appoint two Dslesa'es
apd two Arernates to the National Demo
cratic Convention, 10 be held at Chicago on
the Fourth Day Of July next.
The Democrats Of all those Townsbins 10
Montgomery county, and Wards in the city ol
Dayton. in which. primary meetings we're no.
held on the 23i inst and from which Dele
gates we're not appointed to the Cow ntior
on the 25 h, are requested TO meet at the
usual places OF holding elections, in said
Townsbips and Wards, on Saturday the ll'h.
iay Of June, at o'cock P NJ. aud appoint
delegates 10 attend the Convention at Hamil.
on on the 18Th. Each Of said Towo'hp'
will be entitled to Eight and each Ward t'
Tnree Delegates ia the Convention.
A CAHILL,
China Dem. Cen. Com,
DAYTON, May SOlh, 1864.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Current News Items,

Tomorrow the Provost Mirshals, tax
v,,bsrers. contractors and Nhoddyite'' are
:, NEE, in Baltimore to renomina'e thei'
N aster.
The Republicans now get mp news ~
machinery, and will probably be able to
manufacture enough to supply all de-
mand,. A ,machinist' brings word that
Lee is sick, and that the Mayor oil h'ch
wond is in Castle Thunder, for proposing
10 surrender the city rather than burn It,
= Ninety.seven thousand prisoners have
been confined, at one time or another since
the war commenced in Libby prison.
There is uueasiness again in Washing
ton. After Gilmore's forces have joined
Grant, nothing more can be done To
strengthen him. Should he by any pos
sibility then meet with disaster, Washing
ton will be in some danger.
The resignation of Gen. Buell. has been
accepted. He was forced to this step 'y
the mean treatment he received from the
authorities.
Gurrillas are again becoming numerous
and troublesome in Missouri.
A meeting Of % 900 persons assembled
in Union Square, New York on Saturday
evening, to tender thanks to Grant "nd
his army. This will excite the jealousy
3 of Lincoln.
It is said that Greeley is inexorabIy op
posea to the denomination Of Lincoln. l
Is even hinted that he would not object t
an alliance with eOpperheads to ensure hi
defeat If nominated.
1t is not improbable that the Conven
lion will postpone nomination until Sep
tember,
Gold i, l94--the highest point ye
reached.
The Confederate loan hNs recovered
Ter cent. Of its decline in Europe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
State Convention Ofthe Free
nIOng party,

We understand that it was agreed among
the friends Of Fremont aud Cochrane, AZ
Cleveland, 10 bold Sue Convention ~
Columbus on or about the 18th Of Joy, 10
nominate Presidential Electors ard an en-
ire State ticket. 10 seems that the "lone.
haired Radicals" as The Cincinnati COm,
nsreiai malieiously slyles them, are IN earn
est about starring q ufW party. il will be r..
fr .hing 10 extract from such papers as The
ohio State JOurnal, The tiaeiAHaH 9 ogstts
and others Of like character, the su'o1ies up
oD the Pathfinder OF The Empire vbo led tht
eolumn in 1886 Win they take astk The
shouts for Fremont and Freedon1-!Statss
MAD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

We see it stated that Chase is conscious
OF the trouble. which is soon to burst on
the country, and i. very anxious to fee the
wrath to coras. He would like to be on
the other side Of the Atlantic, when the
crisis comes. as Minister to France or En-
gland. lie may possibly be glad to es'
cape thither. in capacity purely private
before all is over. He may not be, yesT
sor six months hence, in position TO stand
upon the order of his going,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Later from kuroPs.

NEW roRK June = ihe steamship Wis
Rinis from Liverpool "a h, Q issnstown rs h,
arrived to-day Three dsys later news Of
the bait es in Virginia causrd profound aensa.
tion and people were Is ounded at the magDi.
tude Of Losses Confederate loan recovered
per cent Cotton became weaker under
the neWs Snms papers think thai Grant Was
defeated in his object Of advance on Rich.
mond, others think The Fsderau paid too
dear for victory, II any was obtained.
Prsle Georgia 70 announced for sale 81
Liverpool byA private party Crew paid eh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
By Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.
Fr,mon. Aso,p,. g. ol.ysi.na Somin

Fremont AeoeRtaths cleveland NomtnH-
ttom--s0 does Cerhr~he.
NEw YuRE, June A long letter from
Fremont accepting the nomination concl ides
as follows II the Convention At Bitinore
will nominate RnT man whose past life just.
is. we'll grounded confidence ia his 6delity 10
his cardinal principlee No reason there
shou be any division among really pstrio'ic
men af ise country. To any such, | shail Je
most happy % pive cordial and active support.
My own decided preference ia to give aid In
this way and not be myselfa candidate but
f Lincoln be re.nominsted, believe il
uld be fatal to the country TO endorse his
policy and renew the power which has cost
u the lives Of thousanls Is Of men and put the
country on The road 10 bankruptcy We
ou ght 10 organize aReinsi him every element
Of conscientious opposition, with q view 10
prevent the misfortune Of his re election.
Ia thi. contingency I sccept the nomination.
And as q preliminary stepl have resigned
nv commission il The army Thi' was p
81 rfce which gave m pain TO make, but |
had for long time fruitlessly en- ieavored to
obtain service / make this sacrifice now,
only TO reydiH liberty of spseeh and to
leave nothing in the way Of di'chtrging, TO
my Utmost Nhi'ity the part you I'VE set he
fore me With earnest and sincere lhsnk-
for your expressions Of confidence and regard
and for the many honorable terms IN which
you acouaint me With the action Of the Com
Dittes. am gentlemen very respectfully
truly YOURS. -.-.
rSigned1 JOHN C FREMONT
John Cochrane has also written lettei
acceptina the nomination for Vice President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Fr.m GranI'. Army

NEw YuRE, June --rbe rrlOune special
from Headquarters, Army oi Potomac, Thurs
day June "a says
The successful operations Of the oh Corps
on Monday were followed up by the advance oi
the "a Co. pa on Tuesday A NJ, and comp, H.
I'd the enemy TO Withdraw from their line on
the Topatomouy. They have relreated 10 thu
south side of the Chicahom,ny, with the tx
cepton Of their line 10 retard our advance
Our c,vary WAS skirmishing last evening
about the old battle e. oil Chicsahominy
Grant still presses his left hank with succ ss
tulIstratpgy, resting on The V,reit inCentrul rail
road Thh enemy withdrew across The Chick
ahominy bis left wing with his usual .eler'ty
and We now ihr a'ep the enemy on the Chick.
abominy, B1ttom's Bridge This lie nov Ibt
point Of interest. Baldy Smith arrived from
the White House just in time 10 operate with
our left flank last night All day firing in
that direction indicates several battle have beeh
raging, ard tonight, we are glad to obse "
the cannonading TO be perceptbly more dis
tant.
The Tribunes correspondent at Cold Hsr.
| Dor says on The b that Grants flank move
ment Is now in progress, aud judging from yes.
terday's movements will prove succ IS he
| battle yesterday severe as twas, resulted ~
our taking SIX hundred and fifty prisoners
and the enemys principle works At six ia
the morning the whole line moved forward
A narrow belt Of woo Is was passed, and ur
reaching an open plouRbed field The enemy I
position was in lull view Pockets division
Immediately opened with heavy FIRE of ar
tlery and musketi =, but our men nohiy ad
vanctd TO dead y torm through swamps anC
with bayonets drove the e lemy from then
works, which they held during the nigh
against repeaed asssu ts This feat ELECTED
from Meade his thanks. This correspondent
says, so opporune was it rs to reveals The
act that The Army of the Potomac IS uudrl
guidance ofminds possessed at mastery ahlIliy
B-aureghrls force with Hi's and Long
streets we're engaged in the battle yesterday
Our total losses hmouutPd 10 800
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
From Gsn.IaI shsrman.

NEw YuRK, Juue 6--lhe Hsr0td' CORE.
sp0nient WIN sherman furnishes tho details
of the battle Of NeR Hope Church on the
27th ult About three o'clock 10 the after.
noon the enemy showed signs Of activity, aud
som moved up heA y body en- mdsSe from n
wood bsi1re M,PhrrsUn's and HerToD's dvl.
slons. They marched boldly up the hill, en-
osed 10 u severe Rrtilery fre. When they
had got within less than hundred yards
IRON our breastworks, our infantry poured
upon the thick mas, = terrible Noley. The
column stopped, but we're rallied, fired, and
made an effort 10 approach Our troops nov
became h jtly shlAgrd, and though the rebels
great J Ouuumbered W., they we're held al
0sy Oar srullsry secured better position,
aud with schrapnel and she'll soOn ssnt the
r-bes rushing for projection TO rayine aud
wo ida near by. Another attack was soon
made upon sno her position held by General
| O,tet hAua Though mtds with even more
| linpetuOslty, IL met the same fate A lul
ensued, but the re bells we're brou kht up tor 4
tblrd attack, still against Mcrh ,rson ahC
81 eeoey's Sixteenth Corps. They at FIRE
presented the same bold front, but did not las
Rs long as they we're d scouraaed, and were
rent back with serious lOss From prisoner
we learn the rebels consisted oil i've dvison
Of the fJwer oil Johnston s army, commanded
by Iheatham, Cleburne and Bates Five
hundred will cover our total losses Of to-day
The rebels hurled Eve divisions againSt thrs,
of ours
The Hsralds correspondent with Butler
sp aking OF tue bsttle-dispatehes of Thur
day, "a inst, states that the rebel, opent
with artillery Rnd muskeiry, and massin
their body, dashed on to our picket line en-
captured nu nber Of the Ih rd New HamI
shire. We then drove the enemy back, caJ
turing twenty i've. Two other similar attack
we're made, but mons Of them succeeded i
their object Of breaking through our lines :
! Our losses are heavy, bot those of the rebel
much heavier. We took between sixly 40
seventy prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Read the tllo~ingi
LTestaM NJ u NS SAtoA CouLdl

Read the Glowing,
tTsstm nj i Ma S-foh G0Utd)
Paor rnvu.A Two ysars ago n, scsiS ss is srae
dr, and my hair cOinr enc vi out ysf, a.
sore. lt b erme vsrs p ifiu NY esi Il Iis "a WAS
broken, The turnbg -i'ii'rirrt stnsHIiOu SUI
only mon snlRiy Isi t IulEilld ; l,Isl ii,Sl-
clans Of hts city w"s iniorn ed - u 'n that The
Nh um, and that ~ SEQ u lentHt ne Trad
your adVettisen' nj aud SHn ludtd 10 cot su JOu.
and restore nv hir, whc laa b,eons ,si3 tim,
Witht Rtss r'nce p seed m,sslf N your hsnGs,
ana the resu t. are, Eye : lnxuii - tao Of hsir
lsl out Resifet ully yours,
Mas -AaAAG utD, No south Pearl ttre Z
Hair Restorrr aud their name - Legion, that IA 10
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would et-vt' a ~ aud permanently restore the
hair Of hose nhp are aid, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
Thel ,reo and raidly ncrea-ng ale Of restorative
is the strOnSe Evidence oi the iAn iVd bsntds tIs
eoai rring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
Tho conhdspoe Of the putlie has been obtaned, and
theS ll unite 10 st'e'pg 80 ~ un n, and Nsst suIeF
~ OVER ALL pREPARATloNa
Eyerintrhducsd do not rtoomha,nd my pre.ars-
months a. N gimlie i'm Possibility, and tOisliy m
consistent with the aws ol kaiuTe. = those no
IksPdeai or incrsdulop-l " I'm Al iona hds Oosr
WIN forfeit S1,0QO -.
Zone Thou and nollaial n l ial 70 cure the vorat
cases e partial haidnyes, under hheeu yeGe' stand
ing wuh
Tue ONLY GEN lEE HA'R RBsToRER.
This wonderful re- sdy j. lold BY drusgiss gsnsr.
IFYoUR DRUGGIST has NOT COT IT sEl D
FOR IT.
NB--cufes kuaFariseo IN every case Nhsge ths d
Teeueus lor - rare implicitly olStd MN
- Piiss, " per " tisi " ia Ooltl,s NJ t1,
fK "a a De NJ An. ai.
Sole Proprietor, no. ~ or ngs street,
Rl1dly AtlAny, Rev York.
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N!zZZ.Z!.E.I''HIZ2N J! d. ]. ! III


r. decomposition u sstrif gents, shaoFhentS afimu.
ants and csrmirRi vef, Whr h. VsIA ~ IA'ciHn 40
knowledR' ~ he or'y ereti q thit WI ,rsri
permanent cure Of iarilt~ NJ Dl sfter \ ha Anti
Chol.rs Mixture 10 nOw IN u,e m scRe uf ur tru,y
~ spias Vh' re gives the sftRitsi sRtHa"'ion Il
A.. ,avet The Ees ii n ousAndA of cur lers end
ca.i ne, and We WI guarantee 70 ths b, st r. me.
- N the world for IiisrrheA aud nlsent4ty
DIR Woods, ci COYr Rton. NV. Viil be most hapry
10 usy any one ~ q thr virtue Of sti kands Anti.
CholS MiX'urei In u We Ia, g great numfer Of
testimonials from pan, nts Nho have ten cur, after
helms pronouDredn ursi by their yeicians, some
s's hlAtA 9 lf--ou suuer wi h bi4rth,g ard fytpn-
teryty one bottle. nR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.

81. T.ouIs, June 6.--rbe Sanitary Fair was
practically brou lht TO q close on Saturday
night The managers AMI others interested
in it have reason 10 congratulate themselves
thar it has proved magnificent success, ex.
ceednE expectations, most sansuine at the
beginning Gross receipts 10 d re, from all
sources, are not lees than $57O 900,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

EDiTaR oY THR JvuEyAL 1t is due TO the
many citizens who have lost ih-ir time aud
nave been 70 the trouble and expense Of pre-.
oaring aud Cling their claims under the
3 unly Law Of last winter, lhst the above
,nnout cement should be accompanied with
an explanation
DAy before Yesterday morning. Mr. Kreid.
Ter, the Guy Clerk, left in this office state.
meut Of jhe tax levies ordered TO be made by
lie Civ Council for the coming wear, and
among them. was one for "oourty Fund, one
,od rbree.fourhs mills, Sl5 75O" rave no
public notice Of this fact, because with nv
present understanding n The Law. il wou d
rave beon neither necpsssry nor proper for
me 10 do ao, hat nevertheless, Gains in con.
ider.he numbers we're filed Yesterday and To-
lay, dulv sworn 10, and allowed as genuine"
W the President Of the City Council Be.
veeu four or FIVE o'clock to-day, the Presi-
lent If the Council aud Councilman Love in.
ormed me that the claims had heen fled
nder i.anpreheu'on--that the Bouut7
Fund ordered to he collected b7 the Council,
"a. for The soe purpose Of providing for the
npnd4 issued by the citv. upon which the
uuds were advanced by few Of our monied
atiEanq, and that no tux whatever has thus
ar been ordered b7 Council, 10 refund the
,mount Of individual subscriptions.
These are the simple facts in regard 10 a
mistake that has been sxces'ivtly annoy ny
o all concerned but which se.ms 10 have
happened Wiihon' special fault of any one
THoS o LOWE, Auditor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

We we're wont, 10 lime pasf 10 charge Il
upoR ihs South at once ~ = misfortune, a
cause Of degradation, and ground Of en-
miy, ikat they he'd become Afneanis-d.
They borrowed few African idioms In their
laneung'; We have adopted the negro liA Is Of
character Loving or protesting 10 love lhe
negro ster than ourselves, he hns become
nips d in'o u.s. They observed the die.
untton which nature created, and con, equsnt.
y, II there was 3 movement 10 Rpproximtie,
il vas upon lha aide Of the African We, X.
noring or denying such distinction, hre doiis &
all in our pCWer 10 ObiierHIo IL; msking the
African lhe model upon which 10 iolm our
manners and rules Of eonddet
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
Reported cAp'u-o O1 600 PrisOners by
BaldY smith.

A Fort Monroe dispatch Of the Sd, to the
Herald, says a dispateh has been received
{ ON Badly Smith, at the rebels attacked
him with three columns, but were driven of
alter desperate Giht Smith is reported
10 have captured GOO prlsoners-GrRnt is
pushing the enemy at every point.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

The harmony witch prevailed at the CIeVe.
land Convention, Is significant 1t shows that
be Rad cal leaders are we'll drilled, and know
,erfvctly what they want. Their candidate
mas iol mid Die clements Of strength, and the
platform which they adopted is likely TO se-
;lre large share Of public appreciation. The
Jemocralc principle ui non.nIervenJion in
r-estd TO slavery is doubtless the doctrine
most acceptable, as il is the most sagaci0us !;
but If ths war oeS on Tor four years more, The
luvsttOu will cease 10 be one Of practical i'm
.,orIauce, aud the only vital issues b, fore the
country will bs those involving the saert dness
# individual liberty, The 4 s-dom Of the press
he Monroe doctrine, the right OF asylum, the
integrity Of public officials, and the subord,.
nation of the Executive, AS to all Of which
he Convention has taken high ground Should
therefore come 10 b9 question simply be.
tween Lincoln and Fremont it is by no means
lnl key that the masses will, Of two evils.
choose the less IL must be remembered,
90, that the strength Of this new party will
'on-st CHI Gy in its ability 10 break down the
Administrator he ouiy chance which Mr.
LucO'n has hnd for re eiecuOn was TO hTea X
Iowa ai opposition, and sthe investigation
| ,nd discuss on but with fremont in the field
his will hs impossible In the course OF The
nrxI CtmpiiSn, therefore, the people will have
smpie oFpndunty TO learu the truth as 10 their
'ulers, The men who met AZ Cleveland have
themselves been TN The ring" and IN ny Of
hem can testify that VIII ch they have seen.
They will thus speak III power and effect
Sheh no one identified with The opposition
can hope 10 equal In addition TO these Gle
,nents Of renEth, must be added the chances
# the military campaign, 1t is true that tbs
Administration is now sustaining The armipi
in he field to he utmost Of its ability, but i
any Of the mnvrm ;ns now 10 progress shuu L
al', IL will be b'cause time was given IN III,
SIulh to make the preparations whlh viii
done oelAy the victorious advance Of ou
a mics Every day, TOO, helps TO open the eyt
2 4 the people 10 the fact that this ru nous wa
@h ch has been so unnecessarily pro'raced
As II II we're pist-time, is not source {
> Seath aud prosperity. aud that IL continue,
much longer bankruptcy aud anarchy will b.
upon US Form dsble as this new parry a
r,ady is il ~ reasonably sure to rapidly ia
Iesse in ppwer every day and reinforced
~ it will be from one or the other Of it's opp,
/ neuts the copn ~ may safely be congratulate
uponIhe certainty which already exists Of M
a LihcUu's defpa, Age
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06

Tar n. Y. Comhretdl AdVsrdser eslls
she men composing the radical convention at
Cleveland ~ body Of restless political OBJ
scurities, having about the same relative
afintiss and influence with the political
senlilnsnt aud action Of the CREST masses Of
the Isopls "as the so.eAled Liberty and
Womrn's r. ghB pesserers had with old time
politics" This, from sn Abolition source, IL
not the highest degree complimentary 10 the
bland gentlemen who met in Clevt land iuE
the purpose, as the Commereiat AdesrfissT
alleges, Of carrying there and giving yent &c
their petty greis and puny rsgsngss"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
MeoicaI

NUhE4 Cnushs Gods, Sore Throat, Arihns, and
" conAumldion X T. only peste-Riy for any the
tr0uh' with uese complaiuts " uyfn bnt l. Of
Strick 'dnds AeiHeaoUs Cough Biisam
TO conv nee them g Gtttis the q preparation evst
used. IL nor only en ~ the ahoy Affections e the
Throat AID lungs. hue u eureH Night ~, at ard
spitiny of ~ od and T. uigsryle Tor any
k,ad oi sore throat II is ~ ssatt 90 Tx ana 4
safe ned Gins or f'nis Price 81 Cents PER hOttio
For sale by irugI T. genera ". MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
mri,ro.n,ral nu,ll ns.lEns.

NEw Y. RK, June The d-rald's Washing.
ton sprcsl says that Gen Buell. has resigned,
and hrs resignation has been accepted Il l.
understood that he resumes his position in the
regular armg-Colonel and Assistant Ad'
iutant General