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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21
The Latest News
ny Telegraph 90 the y. v. Sun.
,SBERMAbS Great EXPEDITION.
fMacsn aad Augusta Probably
Reached.
, OUR FORCES $4,000 STRONG.
10000 Cavalry in the Advance.
Everything Destroyed On the March.
A REVERSE IN TENNESSEE.
Breokinridge Attacks Gillem.
CAPTURE OF 400 FEDERALs.
Fighting at Strawberry Plains.
, REBELS REPEATEDLY REPUlSEO.
Sad News from New Orleans.
DEATH OF GENERAL CANBY.
LITTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Conservation Of the Great
Cathedral.
GRAND AND IMPOSING SCENES.
Description Of the Edifce.
&e., &C., 6a
DEATH OF GENERAL CANBY.
LITTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
/. Conservation Of the Great
Cathedral.
GRAND AND IMPOSING SCENES.
Description Of the Edifoe.
GENERAL. SHERMAN
Facts and Rum0rs.


rne events preceding the destructon And '-scus-
con n Atlantis were of the most abs rbinR interest.
s-rn. time h.'o-. IL occurred it vas evident from
she preparations what the doom NJ the city would
r. and despair fe,l on the f.- remaining inhah-
hsn.s who had rnsnsged n evsde General sher.
mans order " leaye the city. Bands Of armed
pehes beesn TO dash nearer and nearer 70 the city,
a. II impstient for the departure of our troops
Nhich would enable them 10 regain the place A
eunnber NJ esirnishes resulted from the temeritv
~ the enemy In approaching too near our batteries
snd rickets Thess Efforts In 10 respect retarded
the operations Of General Shermsp. who seemed to
irnore them 40 an elephant would . swarm Of aiee
upon h's fusks The grim Union General continued
fie preparations All the large buildings that were
likely to n usehi to the enemy were blown UP "
burnt. The factories and workshops were AL do
S,-oved and the machinery dismsntled and reu.
dered useless Thesc buildings consisted mostly of
cotton mills foundries and machine shops. They
rad been partially gutted by the rebels before Law
in- the city. and, unlike their former owners NJ al
long since ceased running, and their hands male
and femsle scattered ~ VARIOUS places. BEFORE the
war Atlantis was one OF the most growing and pros
rerous cites in the south, bhsd a population Of
over thirty thousand. the majority ri whom DE-
pended directly or indirectly upon the factories tor
support large number of Northern mechanics
snd machinis,s had settled there, together with q
hheral spr'nkling of female cotton hands from Ms.
sschustts and Connecticut, atirsctcd by high rsy
end the prospects NJ husbands. The hum Of in
dus,ry resounded from morning ill night and the
ety, toth In the character ~ tho inhsbitsnt. and
sh. aspect of the houses re~mhlcd New Englsnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21
Various Wesscvn Items.

Cairo. Nor la-Memphi- dates to the fIth say,
that reports PLACED Besuregsrd with considerable
rebel iorce st Corin,h and that Forrest would Join
HIM there.
The rebel Captain Thompson was couscrpting
every man he could Nud in the neghborhood OF
Germantown.
There were sbout 1000 rebels at Mount Pleasant
Miss. twelve miles from Collervils. This 10 tho
only large b. DIV near Memphis, bnt there ere ave-
raj .rnnl forces not far away.
Chalmers anu Longstrec, are reported o. Holly
IprinyR Mas
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Death of Gene raj Cauby.

CAIRO, Nor 90 The clerk ~ tho st-smcr Stick
ney rom New Orleans on the evening n the i2th
70, that he was told by the Qusrtermss'er n New
Orleans that General Csnbv died At O'Clock ihsi
afternoon. and on the arrival of tho steamer 81
Morg,nyiA, the la,es, telegram received there con-
rmAd the abatement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21

TIE NEW HAvRS RAILROAD DisAsrER.-
On Saturday aiteruoon Coroner R,nnsy resumed
the Investigation into the circumstances attending
the disaser at Seventy Seventh s,Jee', the Now
Haven Railroad, on tho losh Of Optober isst, srd
several gentlemen were heard In relstion 10 thu
condition OF tho road. hr. Thsddeus sillecs. NJ
Green wich, Conn, aged and experienced manu-
facturer Of railroad iron, thought many parts NJ
the road unfit for use but Mr.. John Gould, late .
railroad commissioner for the Btate Of Connscseu
gardsd IL ~ safe ~ any in Connecticut of thu
track between this city and the Connecsicui line he
knows nothing but he V quite sure that trains
may 10 run ct . speed Of forty milss an hour with
perfect safety over ths entire line. Ths slrther
hearing is sdjournsd 70 sssurdsy, Dsnsmnsr 3D. ~
noon.
Centtnusd On IN LsSt pS0S.
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GENERAL. GRANT.
Attack ON ButleP's Line =.

Washington, Nor eO.-rhe mail boat rom City
Point brings inform napon thst on Tnursday night
neavy firing occurred 4 Buffers front n Dutch
Gap caused by the rebels attempting 10 force our
picka lines They were completely repu's sed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21
Conservation Of the Great Cathe.
dral at Philadelphia.

Consecratieu Cere nsuiea -Iuinense Crowd
In Attendance Procession -BlessinG
81 the thurch-Thc Mass-SermOn Of
Archbishop spa auIdinG- e. o~s or the Build.
tna Its Dinensious -reauty OF the Arch.
strctural UesiGH-Ths Interior DecOra.
uonA-The PaintingA &c.. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21

THp conductors and drivers Of street cars In On.
cinnst are on . ''strke" Tor higher wsges They
only receive &9.b0 . week. rate which, ~ present
prcos N tho corner groceries. renders y dimcnlt
Tor man 10 70 honest and dscepuy provide tos hls
family
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Ar9dl.
NOTICE IN PARTITION
SUPERIOR COURT or MONTGOMERY COUNTY,


bHtUt
Waham a. fisk aE
W Ca. ~ H..a
Lafayette fisk ct al. =" 900
| AFAfklTt FISK uuosa, Putnam county o
~ Joseph Fisk and Samuel r Hisk, OF ToiaI,
MHtistsa vaughan and HebTy ieTdme Rnughen, ol
iuliont county Ill, Franklin A. Frk, LAnta b Flsk
MARY V. fisk, Anna D. IisL and iOhn A FISK %
urntsdNe, OHIO heft Al law, sad Mar nrai n FISK
widow oi Nathan fisk, deocased vii take motto q
that on December 81 lsil, the undersigned H.d h.
petition IN the Superior Court OF Montgomery rourt,,
ONO, Where the naune h nov bending, demanI M Z
partition Of tho iolONiug preniises situate In sad
county Beginning ht fhv " corner near the school
house running ~ Sh polNs and ~ links ca stone
corner thence lN pplgH $40 stone eoTuef thence
h1 80 police and N links fp stone &C. rasr I'M M,
great road hear Hpunp abnehi thguce a along IN,
SAID fo.d ~ poles - tho phsp uf banaur oontatu-
ug ton and one hall srfs-, lnelu.ln ..lt1u hou-,,
nnd lot shlrn sad school haty anI Tot we're eKcapt
ed and not tnuuded u mo eonyvy yatfn ta said Fi,l
bsing que hHli Afc OF land IA ibo aufthwrs. cafasf
uf SAID tract
sAid described laud bcing part Of the y of soc
ton o. tpvn2i wngsn, of isnda bstNeon ,lio MiAud
hlvera, Hud lying aud bTinE the uiAgo OF O,uiel
ullc' IN Washington township. ia said county
The pndefsisnnd demands that pAiuuoa may be
made Of said Premises, that isded tenth psft
ho sci % 10 HIN and 70 each uf said era aud Ia sei
widow dover n lheN hole Il not usrr tihlr OF a.
ylsiVn, um' tho same may ,e sald anu The proceeds
Application for aH order 10 that eiioct will bo made
Al ilis atAt tsrin Of said Cour..
niHtmEs A joRpAs, Attorney. laSsi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
WynkOOp's Iceland PeclOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, chest pulmonary organs
arc ever prevalent, nstiiouA sud danlcruus 9fLs
properties OF :'udSine 70 alleviate, cure and uproot
hu5o compla lu, must he eapsctoiAnt, auod yne nnd
lnHBoIaIng' liOseninR the uucus OF the throet and
lmpaIupg tont 20 the entire system. No discovery ,l
hieuth sctn'e ever mastered mis- class OF dlstAscs
hho lf "yukuops Iceland FectOiai It's used win
th9 lnosl astonishing rrsultt in all cases OF Drouclnt
lhhuehts whoowng cougn, dipthtria o. l,ufrtI sOFa
,ll9a'' asthma eroul, eVugl aod,, uarious irrta.
The Rev J. Pottos cerlGos that, 81 have used DR.
Nynkoops Prctoral for several yeart myself And Ia
NY lAhily' lol severe pulmonary ysiIl.niuts aitd
nave recommended u TO MAJ, others and have never
seen lT '4nal heY. J'J PgWor, BtVolslynN.l
uuhIf"d7 Hhd thousands OF Important tastlnioui-
ais eppld lsi produced, showing Ito rsnisi ablU rtt
pud that u never iails.
II y eOp''is VI pure iceiani Moss, Balm Of ca.
~ PERUVIAN bAlsami hletAinl aue 4 omiIry Bur.
dtak Sud utner inva uahlo * eH .sid nu tstar Ia,
uelinnts IL ~ harmless, prompt aud lasting ~.
tAllla aud auhercrs cannot Afford 60 iiyl.tt tfsl
Every hthtly shUud hnv, it. II is I,uurtnbls ioT
Nronp run dtscu phone, reoommendatin AMI nj
itrlinns hecoupbu1 Urra bottle.
druEistf. ' ''~ 'f''
Pr,iredh, pr. X. u wynkoop, ana .olilt % q
~ y " '"i"t sesiuiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Who iG to blame Am investigation OF
the late terrible railroad accident has resulted
in the following verdict by tho Coroner jury,
which VIZ find in tho Journal of this morning.
vEHDIcr or TnE JURY.
We the undersigned Jurors empanneled and
sworn, on the 9Th day Of January, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty four, In the city
Of Dayton, and couny OF Montgomery. by
William Ii, Rouzer, coroner for said county,
to inquire and true presentment make, in
what manner, and by whom Mrs. Sarah Clip.
pinger, Of Lima Ohio, hoae'body was found
at the City Hotel on the sixth day of January
in the year eifhteen hundred and sixty four,
came to her death, after having heard tho ey.
dence, and examined said body, Vs do find
hat the decoaaed came TO hor death by In.
tnries received from collision which took
place on the Cincinnati, Hamilton n Dayton
Railroad, at or nerr the Pnnacles, near said
Road, by the negligence OF Samuel Stevenson,
Manager of the trains at Cincinnati, in not
knowing certainly that Mr. Potter's train, No
!, was at Carlisle Station, and held there with
positive orders before teeraphing NJ San,
ders, train No lG, then at Dayton, TO proceed
on the road ON Mr. Potlers time f
q. w. florence, II jerome
X. A, kcrfoot W. NJ. CLARK,
n. NJ. Lewis, j Envery.
MLLnN II Roozss
Coroner Montgomery Co
Amer receiving the verdict Of the kiry, Cor
oner Ronzer handed the case over 10 Justice
Turner, who decided to require the accused
to find bail but what amount was required We
could not learn last night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

MEssRs. Enirops My former cammuniea
ton has in no manner been answered hy Mr.
Payne. Had ! anticipated this, would moi
have published Il, but paccd too much reli
nnce upon his christian charactor Ills Nj
lepcc can not be-. misconsrucd Contempt, ~
well ns an Rduhssiou of sn accusation, often
speak through the loud voice of silence, which
is undoubtedly his purpose Is this In accor,
dance with his profession and o1iciousness ~
christian. Upon the Sabbath day he cutters
the sanctuary, stands at the door, es,orta tie
saint ana sinner to a aeht, 10 hear the gospel
Of Him who taught good will 10 men" Does
he do thistO he seen and praised, as did tho
PhariseeY His late condnct certainly iusli.
fos this ronclnsiou, for 10 one, with proper
reg0r,l for the principles Of christianity, would
ALLOW 10 remain the stigma ol having, with.
out proyocation, iusulted an individual My
desiro is that he win remember int the com
munioo table, and when giving bis exper-
encG .. II y
January 8th, 1864
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
NEWS Of TIE nAY.

Gold market closed to-day at 81 81
1.8.
Cincinnati mail Is still delayed long
beyond the usual hour of arrival.
The Chicago Times says It is not i'm
possible, If General Grant does nothing
more foolish politically, than he has done
at the head Of the army, that the nation
will elect him President We shall see.
The Republican papers arc distressed
because the Democracy do not object to
Mr.. Lincoln receiving negroes at his re-
cepiions. The Democracy have no obec-
tons TO urge. They think that negroes
ought to attend all his receptions.
There will be a grand Inauguration ball
in Columbus, Monday evening, January
H. Tickets Of admission five dollars.
Wood is selling at seven dollars a cord
in Indianapolis. That is Que dollar less
than it is here,
The New Yoik Neios cannot see why
Governor seymour opposed as he most
bitterly is to the conduct and purpose OF
the war, can yet give couplenance and
support. ar ,.u..,.
1t isa bright idea of the Republicans,
that "they will make the war support the
war" The war is literally swallowing
up tho country; and it cannot be prosecuted
SO as to avoid the calamity. All the accu.
mutations oilthe people,irom colonial days
to the present, are rapidly being absorbed
and wasted by it,
Whisky market closed steady ut 81 and
| 93.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Fathers-in-Law,--0or morning colem-
porary has discourse on "fathers- in.law," in
every issue The train Of thought was no
doubt inspired by recent appointment to Of
fee, the recipient Of which was not precisely
the individual whom our early neighbor wo d
have selected. Every morning, little after
coek-crow, we used to read dozen articles
on the Bazaar; bat the pazaar is thing of
the past, aud wo now have "rich fathers-in.
law" instead Having exhausted local re.
search in that direction, it has extended its
Investigations to Cincinnati, and VIZ are ed.
fed with the information that Col Len. Har.
ris has not rich iather-in-law We hope our
peighbor will pursue this line Of investigation
for some days to come
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM N NAY CO .iCERN

Nor10E II hereby given that there are now pen ,nR
IN before the CITY ounci OF the uty Of iaytou "a .
following ordinances, to.wiii
10 improve Maple street nom Charter street to tho
Western Levee.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances were tw,rs
read, lad on the table, aud tho Uork irstrcted 10
four weekh uouce ol the pondancy OF the same
The Law requires all claims for damages that ma
accrue rom sDid improvements To h bied wr ting
WIN ihe Cy rk, Hathns forth tho amount OF daui-
ages eamed within two weeks ultot the expiration as
the time requ ned Tor ths pubrnuon Of such uotre
When tnn same viii be- taken up for hi al acuon.
nojJiiw ANTHONY STEPHENS Cuy clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Agcnrp.


No No NNNLUHNt
RE AL ESTAT TIE
NO. 100 THIRD sTRFET, At JOHN II sToppr,
MANS OFFICE
1 HAVE large amount Of property for sale, such
hs houses and lots 10 OIL parts Of the city al yar.
gps prlcos, ranging from four hundred ten thousand
dollars, on good payments, and we'll situated aud
uuy quantity Of vacant lots tor sale Also, several
iarns or sale, ranging from one hundred and sixty
pcros down to twoAcrel adjoining the city aud Ia
the county.
Those having property for sale and those wanting
10 buy, VII 10 well 10 call on me, IA I shall give
rumpl attention 10 NIL business entrusted TO my care
have had considerable experience IN the luslpess.
lasdim A. u. MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Meeting in the 4th Ward.--A meet,
log will be held at the Engine House, of the
Fourth Ward, on Friday evening, January
9Th, for the purpose Of taking measures to
avoid The draft A general attendance is ur.
genIly requested by request of the citizens
.of the .a FouRTH WARD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Qeltp NotirFs.
NOrIOE no ALL WHOM N Nan CnNrERN

NOllCE y hereby gwen that there hIc now pending
IN beiufo the City C0un u VI tho city OF BnA ION h
following Ordinances 10 wit.
10 grade Nre 'cl curb and gutter Magnolia street
nom warren street to tue east line OF out Toe No -
In pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances Wts twice
read laid on tho table, and The Clerk instructed 10 svo
ouf weeks notice Of The ptndancy OF The fhnfe
Tho law requires all claims for damages tiut may
acorue iom said improvements 10 be filed In wntug
WIN Cy Clerl setting forth the hmount VI uatn-
ages claimed within two weeks alter the expiration
OF the time required Tor tho publication OF sue notoe
when the same will be laken up Tor final action.
de2liw ANTHONY STfPHENs CIV Jierk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

To Firemen:-- Dayton, December ~ -
Whereas, the Good Being has taken away
from me my brother, and you one of your
worthy members, Sergeant John II. Topky.
OF the Nineteenth Regulars, who was wound
ed Mt tho bnitle of Chicamauga, and since
died nj Chattanooga. His remains will be
brought here in about twelve or fifteen DAYS
! do earnestly request you to turn out as Il
body and attend his funeral In one Of my
brothers last letters, he said if he fell on the
field, he would love to be buried with the hon
ors OF the. lremen | would be gla To have
all other companies attend Due notice Of
the funeral will be given,
Your brother, II j. TopKY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Rusir.
STRING MUSIC.

1 AN prepared 30 urnish String Music for bAils
j. prlssl 4e., ~ the lowest possible rates. having
played with Prot Fairchid during the last summer,
ere, ! hul memhef Of tho hegimental Hand. aAd
can nfplfh any number VI pieces Tor q Htrug baud,
All orders loit with Charles TheObald corner Third
aud Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall vii bs
promptly attended To-
deiaasia DANIEL RAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
special Notirrs.
QU AC a. u ".

z u Z - " g
| EARN hESlLH caution al. young men suffering
i nom Nervous nettlttY, &C., pgani-t uudanQefius
their heulth BY iAtrnnlziug auy VI The sdYottaInE
guaeks. foucHn iu ly recover Nv tho methods u-ad
by the adNerubsr, uia by huudItds OF oihs, hbd las
hu ONE. NAy. hehd letter smch VIII Sod You
You Will send mo post paid nSslup. lsuuug your
addrrss. Olrett To EbWAkD n. 1HANER,
de2ydAWOin Lock boa, BOSOM MASS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
To the Readers Of the pnilr.--On

TO the Readers of the Daily.--Only
those who have been placed in similar crcuul-
stances, can appreciate the embarm@ments
VIZ labor under, during tho irsl few weeks Of
publishing daily paper in c,ty where We
ARE total strangers We intend, Just Us soon
as practicable, TO rearrangc tie paper and to
keep every department fully up to The requte.
meuls Of tho time In the meantime, wa beg
the indulgence Of our readots
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
For Rrnt.
HOTEL FOR REN1,

HOTEL FOR RENT.
fINhh large aud uoinmodous hotel uoar Tho railroad
20 ihe corner Of Main and sixth street knosn a.
ne cb"sgo hnuss, Oonnoriy csiled the Anthony
houh' p ~ ou"ftd for rent, 60 good teusni me
hpese ~ iAfl hsask, SITUATED near tha tatoad De
wishing inlormaao IN rofsrd 20 tto luuse afe re-
4ueH,ed 20 call et No, ~ finh street liqkss's
n''eA a.itdlni D. biRKELy Agent
lWtcinnati Epquuur copy.l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

New Law Firm We call attention to the
new law firm OF Smith & Cuppy. Both gen.
temen nre no we'll known in this community
that We need do nothing more than cali atlen-
ton to their card They will, doubtless receive
u large practice. |..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

The Watohmon 1t is believed ia well
informed circles lha. it don't pay Wntchncn
on the Walls Of Zion to advertise II is tho't
they won't do 1t any more, unlcss it be for q
few chickens or something OF TINT sort
n y. II IL said they a;tribulo the misior
time Of flryiug the experiment to the follow
ing deoeillul line which they saw iu the coun-
try newspapers
advertising has revived many failing
business
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

After This Week all mail Subscribers to
tbs Daily, who are in arrears, will be erased
from oar Iist We intcud to put our business
on a cash basis as soon as possible.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Information Wanted.--A little girl,
II years old, named Catharino Schmidt was
taken into the country on last Sunday aGer.
noon, by a man to mo unknown, and has not
been hoard Of since. The girl has light hair
aud complexion, short and heavy built with q
fall, round face. She wore, wneu she left, a
dark dress with white points, black cloak,
and new WOODEN bonnet Amy body know.
ing the whereabouts of the child, is requested
TO give information to her mother
CnusTINA SCHMIDT,
ljA Wayne St
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT VT, SECOND sf, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We p9y particular attention 70 the quality OF our
material aud uac only ihe best English steel
We topair all the Skrls winch Ws 50 lwithout extra
charge
YS-onr ietsh department N charge Of competent
ladies' OorseL aud Spiral Bustes constantly on
hhod A. WALDMAN.
sold wholesale aud retail atNo. sa7 second street,
p''toh' lasdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
ARMORY HALL

VN fHh foafpFFlCE BuILDIR0l
Imlf msgnihcent Hail hs, been thoroughly reno.
A f@ted AVID N nov 10 cnsepete order ID an D. Tor
re9t dupng tho water lor hnlls fare ko Appiy 10
d"sils LEWIS WlLLAMH. CIsag's Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
l54 Wayne St

BlaekwOod's Magazine.-Tho Noyem-
Der number of Backwood is received Con.
tents Chronicles Of Carlngford; the Perpet.
nol Curale-Pat vi Old Maps and New,
Tony Buter--Parl II Duca parmsiadt Tho
Fall o. King Ohio; Hawthorne in England
Tara, Mny Song Our Rancorous Cousins -
Terms, 81 per unnum. Address Leonard
Scott & Co, 80 Walker street, west Of Boa d
way.
We will publish the prospectus soon; and
will bo obliged to the Publishers to put us on
their exchange
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Irrepressible Conflict Tho sun, this
AFTERNOON, gives evidence Of an carly design
upon The SNOW.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

MARY PAS filed her poiitioa ih the oourt Of
wi oonmon Flass M and ior the county OF Mont,
gomefll ~ tho ftaie ol ohiu the och day OF Octo.
Der, lso5, against lous rnul praying f0r divorce Al
uie ensuing term. Causes Wlhil atsence aud sross
negeut oi duty. MARY PAili
JoslAu Loyrii, Attorney. noassa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Nottrcs.
FURTHER NOFlCR T0 TAXPAYERS.

A NHlous 70 got the Taxes IA without further coats
~ 10 ue N'phyelf, the iius sil ho aAtaniad until
Monday lith instant 1hosc tiui pey 90 OF bai8ro
accounts viii ~ 20 the collectors Win tho Dor ern,
rs" Nddei Come ~ Hpl save panhB
Jaiiawit JuNA. kENhEH irgas Nj e. "A .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

CONCENTRATED LYE !

FAMI LY SOAP NJ MAhEK.
w dI makes high pr ces; saponihor helps 10 L.
duce them. ltmakes soap Tor Four cents pouni
by using your ki'chen grease.
"" CAUTION As spurious Lyes ere 90, rsa
also be careful aud only GUY the Patented afrcis
put up in Iron cans, all Others being oeun,erfsIts
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTNG CO.,
PhiiHdslPhia-No Ia7 walnut street.
Piti. .burg-Pitt -. and Duqussns way.
nol7daWJni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Trunks, SO
NEW TRUNK :nANUFACTORY.


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hook VAST Of LADow's MARBLE YARD.
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w ef Dayton sud The publle m gunelal that N.
have opened Trunk inanuiactary Shofa ~ Mn
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and Travelling Bags, All Of which Nlli se a Mt.
sale OF retail a. eheap ~ any hcnss in il.. civ
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A share Of pauobage soncitaa.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Last Night of the Old Folks. The Old
Folks delighted a largo NUdience last evening
at huslon Hall Wo hear their praise upon
every street Of the city to day "You ought
to have heard the Old Folks, last night-don'l
fail to so tonight" "Mrs Nichols is iucom-
parbbly the best singer over henrd.--l am
determined to go again tonight &c Sc
This is positively their last night in the
city Let us all go, and give them such
greeting M they deserve