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ONCE MORN, ANp-TlNALLY.s Wi
To ALL w4px II s&AY EQNGEnN: This
laqi6t6 ia4t4, that 0vsr ~, 1Sum fully
sedAel6nt II tAsspayA&1fo f u GGs indebf.
pledged, and he1cs, accordiig HN ~ terms
t1fths s1bscfiptiou, all pledges ysk nlpaid,
have now .beQomo due; and - the whole
amount subscribed, and a4eo tAo $4,000,
which haa hasn pledged BY liberal 6tsndol
making : toesi 81 over 81, 9o6. srejsh con.
ditionc1 upon the Sasiy rd1ienl 81 ali
sdsbtat e = hoped t6at every A5end Who has
rromAsed ed 1bss sthis esusss win now
pecuAptly oomo lbrW1rd auds fuldl the
.e eF;aoa 3 - a cSam g Sc 'g ess
Treasures q the Univ1gsity. Years; res
pectfu1ly. Y sEsQ q. J.3OH0SON. 4
Buf1inGtoA Auk q 1874. ssl'o 10 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

- ~ sSss - uaS 49, ~ umes ana u VIII
y Ia the hnguaqefuf cAo lof old, fssBarki.s
y Ntuin'a!-eho thing should b. re-c.ssed
kesc0etsee JousNGe bGaM "a avA
q CA1Ef i6rH iowa votunrunss. -
e NICxAJAcK 3l1tk, Ga, July Il. l064. ! e $
EDITOR JoUKMA1.--6gr Al Within
Manly, lst Sergeant Co. G, 10Th Iowa Vol
9ntecrs, = On bis !a1 hcmes in Musca-
tina Iowa who're he,wNl receive the SYM
ny % the people, = Aatng :, wounded
eoldass from the late hatNeOl In 0sos9ia,
fnst he akulksd ont Of eaids battle and in
nlcted the wound upon his own person to
20 tsi g az - '' . fs. q 1orD.
yaw SURGEON ieth IoWa Yols.
CHAs. D1wxY, Hospital Stewart.
IL The Qlarinda 0bssrser contains the fol.
lowing particulazs q the murder Of Mr..
Mesk BY The Indians In Platte Valley: 81
We Give below The details OF the death Of
the Indians On thS morning Of t6e isth H. ~
stant. ME- 3. wls well known IN this COM
munitE and wA9 eeteemed - 4 good citi-
zen. Wepublish tie letter entire:
ANE1ICAN RANCH, July 10. 1884.
!, MIA. MEEK 1T Is with q heart filled
With sorrow that now cit down to write
YOU . letter. knowing that Il will bring To
your heart the most crushing anguish that
ithas or ever Gan recefy4 Bruce, your no.
bic, &enerous husband, j. dead. He was
particulars Of the bloody tragedy arc brief.
" t6oOU.OuthUOVU uiuIU4 tn 17th. Mr..
,Bsuce. another man and mvaelf camned On
the Platte bottom, about Ito miles this side
Of Denver. and about ave miles the other
side OF sneayor, Creek sRa1ch. which In
Owned by Frank Sears. an old ac0uaint-
went toward the ranch to hunt tic cattle.
I ate nv hronkfhn8 ana wonA the ofher Nv
20 look for the c1etle. 81 . train. The
men told me that the 1udinns had been
eteeltnS heEses ana cattle Atoye on theroad.
sound ne oatte ane went back 70 .tlse
be&an 70 % Alarmed bat hoped be ha0 gone
~ FRANKIE ranch Tor hin breakfast. But In
- g.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

a CpCrcw rnn,r rur popr-Thos In1
loving Is tic ta~t ce fha rorir = ~ ~, ~
pona = ~ enr1.s =. a1. y ,s .S
ereE - r" ~" Mat..i y 49, naa. Gen .
M .ny;ys-s.r ~ pont, ~ . soasssn =.
:. HThe crovn ybich tia Yora has 6esis,rai |;
Hie sorvont. ~ hacc,, ~. 80 49,. 80 az =
niots and 49, - t,s sA.0 occs =. ~ ~
Eoiv So az NJ ~ ~ tho.n aa...- =. ~. ~
hsvss r"r:- - - ~ ~ sussassI.e
Which thav wasr ~ ~ ;, ~ .us.
.noshar ~. ~ h.r'n~ .ti ~ h. 49, ~
ho;nc 49,, r,; thin -. ,,aYs t h nsps S %
- r. 70 nap co,,,. -" ps.~. n.s ,ss ~ %
Sr. 10 hofh ~ 4isesc N, ,r's"r. ~. ~ attna,.
-. n:yo.;Ia 49, ~ Ssss<ls - l.caus ~ sstAck
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

FOT "A GOOD r. ACE UPON T.-If vial
to succeed in iifa. IL you vish 70 f,n1 IN
friends. If YOU wish your relatives ar go
ciates to enioy YOUR comnanv' vssr
cheerful face; everybody dislIkes a;
shuns sad one. II lie Il hahituallv "a ].
Everybody but God erovs wearv 81 bein,
alVnvs full 81 hittee v1ters vii "a Ia
aicne. Pretsnd - \. hsprV If 20, ~. "a 4.
no more. Coax sunbooinn TO vour evss
|smiles to yonr lips, js6beak honef0lI -
words - often . YOU can !: make run. 4
You never fselit Got the name d, bslny
wherever the 0lod fa1eRoee IL n veicome
whatever the l1ughine dps ask 10 ant Is 81
granted. IfysGsro starving for Want 3
either food for body or spirit. il q hatfer e
laugh than to cry g YOU tell the tale.
There was olae once who. with 3 fac> lilkS
1 tombstone, told and told her HsntI and
met with repulss after repulse nom thoe1
whose faces fell e SIGHT OF her: but1 -
laughing In strange ninth 1t her owfi Imiso,
~, She told Il ONE again. Tears stSrted
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Vo0LAuoHo. Aunuok

4 1O0LAB D020, AuIO3 ~, 1o64
no teach hefSsat thD proper Tins 70 ottsn
sthat - thiAk IL our duty to call your ct.
'tention to Il, = We suppose the psclnge FIR
thty omc9 = always put IN thDpose of6ce
stheretore the fault must be in your post
once or th00o On the routa. The mail of
this route leavee -B0Flington- Wednesdays
and Saturday., {your publication days
paper on this route, and We Bel greatly
-disappointed when IL fails to arrive on
these days. and will d spleasAd II you On
enquire into the cause 81 failures % oe y
and also see that It geu TO your Ufhca39
time TO start out ION those a. y. FOR we ara
ssoreay disappointed when Il faiis "a arrive
at proper time. See to Il, and oblige your
subscribers st this Office. ;ssaaa = .ssa
. The HdUk- Eye il mailed regularly Il,
time for al mails leaving this s'dty. The
fault u not Ia this ot11ce.a i a.sssFsf'5srs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

~ $3.50 e9l
-. The CITY lGarrSel - - doinr !
: lively business Sor ! ssw dsyy psst tsottine
& Up % N Caiasoooe !oe @ 6ail Skaters.
- - ThA n.ss h0vS -. eollin~ f.h,c.so
! .reilies on tho q. =. i s. I6illoed & 90
centa eech. Ths3,a nreetv -, az % :
-. -. W scRnovisdsv the receipt nom
~ 16EJ. II. 0uehriG q. =. eernoank "a IoWs
10 AIrv. fhr - ikefnnhis rsllVs Vtapeai ar
Jufy lSeh. tssr - & - IL At asW
- - -. y -. !.
s.:. D.vu 1870 ~ Y. s 49,; & AZ, "a =
r.-.l-- Yaa;. ) .esSs y, - ~. = ~
ss~.-.sn ,e-%sa 80 th,e. - n
~. .,ck .,a..h,.~.v nome sa7v
W. IL 2 - - -
6-David !. Lsfner, (of whom ~ spoke !.
Hesterday,) w. buried yeseerd9y1n Aspen
Grove CsmsteEy.a So Ma. aa,,.
" Osps e 81. z. 8. At ~. s3ksFv q
= 1Ss1 A0ws 49, =. sssS - -
= '''Ss ...IaI.... a - ga -.ssg
A1AAsw slsAmsE, caH0 the New Boz
Is ION, vim arrive here Thursday shs u to
4. stAks The paaes Of The Jamie whippas, =
repairs. Capt. oampbsll takes charge Of
the Boston.
-r...r..,,.-,,..s @a.-.-.1 !, s. -
3A.. e. r.. . a. n -. 49,
$3.50. - 8, .,...,. ~, ,,,e.,. ,.. 49,.
YsuususOA - - :, 'AllA 04fsaus.' c.ucus-
= o. Son''aa0e..
- Mccornick and Riley wore taken
before Justioo Harris yestertlay. CHARGED
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II w ~ HstAer. y,T3TT
Composed On visiting the grave Of my mother
May 9Th, l0o4. ais S .ss.qs .ssg4
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.daseoA & ssW l3l'Ygfs n
sys1a IS aFe1aea sss<s 80 - an VI Gas raa
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THE CITY.

- We az not sddsting here far the
want Of rain. It trained good shower here
~>atns,anv YnoFninSr . sM ss,fs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

T.; - The nsNs boys ars eslli1g Chicaeo
lailiss on thA q. d. 4 Q. Niiltped It ten
cents each. 'That's pretty stssp. AK ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

III 5 fsan8g.
-. s7f.s-t sHI \ -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

- - W. a0Rnowisdgs the rec6ipt rom
= Tx J. 81. 0uthri4 q. =. ssfgsa1tAh Ioxq
cavalry, FIR ~ lfsmphis DailJ psal a
IlfnH 1Nth .EeNMay tsaAY4 ~ fat siA AAlr Ea4i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-06

rs, - Tho Kelthsbury OossvSlr hes hois
I'd foe President, sc. s. Grant, ind,
pendent OF ~ parties and cliausa, caucu
= or conyontions.. so
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
COMMERCIAL.
DaytOn market.

DAYTON, June is
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR--Red wheat
7 q.
WHEAT--$l So
COBN--l0Q; Shellei 90@lO0
OAlS-70.
RYE 45G)l so
BARLEY--$l 90
CuFFEE-48@50
SUGAR-l9g2Z
EGGS-l3@15 per doI
WHISKY--I 90
CHEESE -l7@le
DRIED PEACHES-2O 2O@22.
DRIED APPLES--lZ@ 10.
BEANS--Per bnshelS2 5O693 co.
HAY--Timothy S32 per ton
TEAS-5l G5G92 CO.
RlCE--l33Gal5 per ID.
LARU--l4@2le
BUTrkR-26925.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
sHERIFF's SALE
Jacob wardys. D a NJ, Railroad Comp ni
Common Peas.

jacob NnruN vs.. u. NJ, EAllrQad Comp anY Allen
Common Peas,
DH virtue Of several executions issued By the
ID court Of Common Pleas OF Al on county, ohio,
Will offer puuc sale at the door Of the eonTt house
ln The city Dayton, IN the county Of Montgomery
Ohio, on Saturday ULY lsth, 1874 40 O'Clock, d.
ol said day the - loving described real estate TO-
wit;
Lots nnmbarod one Thousand eight hundred ana
Twelve, tlSl2l and one thOnsand eight hundred and
the city o. Dayton county Of Monty merry, Ohio with
the improvements thereon TAKEN 90 execution as
the property Of the Dayton Mic iRan Railroad Co
a tie salts ol Jacob Ward, William Dowling, Freder
ick 3 tier end Ann UnWHnF.
APPRAlbED ~ 70 lows: Lot No. 1917, Rt IS OOS 4
Lot No 1851 at 81 Ol and cannot sell for less than
Two thirds Qithe aDove appTasement.
1erfns--cASn. 6ED. WO0AMAN, ShH,
CVNg N0HAM MTERs, Auys Montg'y co.
June H. 1874 Wid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

Every enterp-isns farmer con save from
SlOO to $500 this year by using TIMBY's Pit
ent Portable Bdromeier By means OF this,
an approaching storm can be foretold from
twelve to sixty hours before its commence
meat, or 10 a cear, calm summer day a thun.
der storm will he known from one 10 three
hours in advance The value Of this 10 each
farmer can h. readily seem. In heavy foe
when none ceu tell whether storm is uear,
or whether IL ri clear mp 10 time for q good
shay dag, the barometer viii Enthusiastically
foretell which viii result Bay one aud save
your crops For sale at RicLey's Book Store,
No. 326 Third street, Dayton, Ohio Every
barometer warranted Srnd for circular de-
scribing the barometer, apd giving tcsumo-
mails from the highest authority IN the United
States Address A GooDEyouGH,
d&w,f Agent iOr Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
SuERlFF'S SALE or VALUABLE RE
AL ESTATE on WAYNE STREET
CITY or DAYTON.
william p. Huffman, No. al,



benjamin. Loug,trcth, e. al Superior Court
" y ir,uc 1f md In ohedeucc 10, uio command o,
ID an Orderot lo maue IN tho shove cause, by the
superior Court Of Montgomery County, ohio. Rnd 70
me directed, VIII offer % pub e sale, at tho door oi
the 'ourr House iu theclty ol Dayton on Saturday,
June che 2itn, 1864, at O'Clock " OF said "a the
following described renl estHte, situate ln tha city Of
Dayton, in the eounty 0' Montgomery and ttate Uf
ONO nuh in section thirty three l3lJ town TWO tzI
range soyep 90 hetwecn the Miami rivers, towit -
bfNuningH Ht ih" OeuIe OF abs MAynusWlla road ak
pa o. sou east o. planted stone m the centre Of
The same two end onr-ourih poles north west of The
north line of OsA street, wngss awslnut 22 inches In
diameter usarug north 10 degrees west distant three
poles ThrUceu north ~ dcRs eaat tasnly seven
poles 10 "a stakei Hence slnth s2h degrees east six
poles 20 q % IKE Thence tOu.h ~ degs. west,
wenty-sevcn poles 10 the centre of said road thence
nuItn ~ urgreeF west, Dix puea 20 the place OF
htgluning c,utal ng one hundred and siAty.iWO
(lG2i l-rehea more or lesr.
There i9 on sad premises tGO good brick dwell.
linge--QLe on Wayne etreet and The other on Quit
man ttreet-tnd is desirable property, and hns heen
appraised ni ecnty i've hunlred dollars $500 and
aunot sel iorle-s than two thir,s OF Aad hppTane.
mont Terms, Cash.
SAITH CgrFT, Attys. tma2il M o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
sHERIFF's SALE.


JUIu \ LDHI0T No. lNUI
superior GnuHV.
Jesse duncan, et al. }
ID virtue o. an1 In orcdcuce o., tho command OF
ID an Orier ui sdo made in The above @ se and
~ me directed by the Superior Court Of Muntp0nrr,
County, ohio, " u offer at rubIe rae At the door
II The court ouHe, b. the city Of Dayton, on satur
day, Jane ssth, u. 1884, al O'Clock L. ~ VI sad
day, the lplloW ing reiu estate, viz:
Lots numbered four thoussnd one hundred aud
thuy- Ave (4i3hl four thousand one hundred and
thirty atN tiIJGD, four thousand QUO hundred aud
thIrty. y.s~vrn NI57), tour thlu-nui hundred and
Iou} Eve Nli5), and four ihou-sni one hnnhrod ani
i0riy sE AliU, os rumunr,d on the revised plat OF
the cty o. hnytsni touuty oi Montgomery, aud
tate Of oh o.
a so, the following ots md parcels ofland situate
,u said Count, O. Montgomery ava STATE OHIO,
Hui 1escrtcd u7 follows, tu-Hft. sixteen Lots nun
pered rom uns 10 sstaeL, Inclusive, Do Henry Bacon
SMITHS ruhdyiston At Out.Iut, numbered siRht tsl
ia shorts surv,yI orh had lu .,r 10 Mad hser
f1wus.up ln t1a County OF IuutEsmory, md $ ste
" ONO, As Aforesaid Hs deaIguN'oi on the recorded
plat fHaid subdivision.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
SHERIFFS SALE


Euas kenie Nuntlomsp
Common
Peter Rhode anil oIhrr-. Pleas.
I WILL ansrAt psb'e sale lt the door Of the 5uu
4 Iiu4He Iu Ie,.lI ~. Dayton, Du
Aapr1 q, Jaas zen, ls6i, a. o.eioel n 3i
OF sad Day che f5irvug described real stat, towit
A tract ufl4Hd situate 10 Jackson tosu-hip, a. tho
county of Montgomery, and -t8ts ~ ohio ln section
NO DO. rHgu ., yar D. T. eert tp1nuing stone set
Tor corner, wifnfssn white oak q inches in dame.
toT trhrs N on vs. poles - links distant, ~ b. IS
poeH 70 lnas fuin the u0ri 7ca-t corner of said
lion, tusIoe sunh ~ D ii1 oles n inks % stone
Set Tor corner hen-e s1' W l5l5s poles 90 slone
spt tor conner tueurt north ~" acst l2l poles aud
2inks 70 rtouH sft ior cornef thence uofth 10
1ts rults iuhs 90 the ten'nnug, containing one
hunarrd ar1 sixteen Oldl acres, two rods and rs
Dec s, H.llg ihN same prem Frs conveyed IS fhi 10
6ci har lo ssd fetei Rnoads by deed of March
lsl and recorded la took no, 2 page 81 Of Mont
gnmcsy county deco rtcor1a
Taken ,u "a, cuuon s- tHe prnp rty Peier Rhoatn
az ne suit at Euss kendIg, klissbeth Roher, r. L
sohenrk, Nnt orheus and Nas been apps sci It si2
peT acre. and cannot ssl fog lees than tso.tAIds of
4is appraised value.
GEORGE wOCAMAN sh'n
L. h GgNcEEt, Auy. me2l Wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

in Dayton, at the Phillips House, on Wed
nesdlys July q August 81 October Ihe
j,s,
In Xenja, at tbs HiveIing Eouse, on Thurs
days, July 28 September / October 6,
In London at the Phifer House, Oh Fri
days July 20 September October T.
In Troy at the Morris House, on Tuesdays
July 20 August 80 October 4.
In Pqna, AZ the Piqua House, on Mondays
July rs August 30 October 3.
In Lima, so The Lima House, on Sundays
july "a Aguat % octobor2
In Sidney, at he Sidney Hotel on sdtur-
days, July 23 August II October /
IN Beli1niaine, at the Logon House, on
Fridoys, 22; August &c September 3d.
In Sprnpfeld at the Kaub House, on
Thursdays July Il August 2j September
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

rJ-If you want good aour 90 to L. +. Gil.
Hands Flour store north side Of The market,
Eve doors from Main street He is nov
selling the very best braud7 in quantities 10
suit yo1 delivered at your hou5e-lG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

Herman w.. Koch, Admir-
W.
Noaisonery Probate

Herman M, Aocli Adm fi }
, MoufH0mnrN Probate
Theresa lukey et. al. Court.
nG sthr'ay, Iuly 90, 1864, o'clock y, NJ. AZ
~ the door OF tue Court uouse iu Dayton, will oa
sold 90 thr h.ghcst bidder bidding over tW0ahf5s
nj the appraised yalur theret, th- following rea tr-
iao. rs ihr Urop. .ft, ot H-rmaa W. Koch, lsceassd
90 sits 0i Nc three t.uusshd eight hundred and
KY seven l3ss4I in the ciN of Layton, hnntgoma-
ry ountN, Ohio. q ht no Il nee ffOu doarr. Ap-
prsssd at ok hundred dollars, ls6Oo O9i Terms %
Aiet % be- thlrd cRsh lanos iu ono aud tao yeHS,,
equal paJmsnts, secured ty meFJg.ae On Va preuk.
sss CONarAhrtNE EWtsLEB,
Adm'T sJth the Nh su1e1ed u
TK1g, fusEsHER, ATTY, Herman W Koch, dec'4.
lnne 4, lesf dtE-ual
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
Special 7&ottrrs.

Notice The Hi5arnan Benevolent So
ciety will have their Picnic on the Phillips
Hill, on the 23l inst All are invited espe-
cialy the Members German Societies, as
We intend to be with them on the 4th Of July.
PnLlp FARRELL, Vice Prest
June H. dtd
Stray Cow .-Strayed, on Wednesday last,
q light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail, white belly, white spot between the
horns and horns projecting Areward will be
aid for her return.
VALENTINE GERSTNER
Lafayette House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

When Will it Raini--Go to Hickey
and buy one Of TIMBY' Portable Bdromcters,
and you can tell dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
7Tpm advertisements.
PETITIoN FoR PARTITIoN.

SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
OHIO.
TJREDERICE COOK aud Isaac Musselman Pisin
u tHs, against Valentine suyeF, Margaret silver,
Michael CoOg, LYDIA Cook, sarah 5u ser wife OF Sol
ONION Silver, Cathgrihe bsub, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, khsa eth Cook, and other MINOR
heirs Of Christian Coo H. decesaNd, Saran Hullen back
wife OF solomon Hullenback and Mary Miller wife of
Joseph Miller, Rll II the Stale Of niiana; and the
minor heirs Of MARY Bouod Of the stale Of Missouri,
whose names arc unknown John Cook, Eh COOK,
Daniel COOK, Henry Cook, Michael Coo, David
Cook ltzqheth Cook, Mary Cook, md Sarah bay,
wifs Of Michael bay, and srah Wysong wife Of David
Wyaon", OF state Of OHIO Chustena Botorh,
Andrw Botiori, Jacketn Botof Margaret Byefs
Csthatins Botlorfi David Hott1rf AID Jotu B0torH,
heirs at law NJ JOhna d Elizabeth HottoIG deed Of
the state of Inniana, Defendants
Tue tboye name defendants will take notice that a
petition has been hled against them IN the superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, by The al We
named paintirs, praying for partition Of the follow
lng desHr bed real ate situate in JAG son TOWNSHIP
Montgomery county, Ohio heing The north part of The
southeast quarter Of section twenty three 2l town.
snip four ~ range four a. east containing in AL about
ono hundred and forty -four acres, and that the next
tern Of "a Court tho ba FredeurE Cook and I4Ran
Musselmsn will apply for an order that parti ion may
Oe made Oi SAID premises.
Dafed June ", 1864
FREDERICK COOK
I5AAC MUSSELHAN
y. THOMPSON, Attorney, iuuel7EH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

pic.Gu lido S. Joseph Beuevolent
Society oil TINS city will bold Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJoly, in Mr.. Edgars Grove,
Just south Of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
All are invited to attend NJ GILL
President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

For Sale "A covered Spring Wagon will
be sold CHEAP Inquire No 333 Third St.
June 10, Ga DIV
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
CAUTION.

A LII persons are warned not 10 trust INV vie,
"A Christina XIX on my account, she having LEI,
my bed and bosrd without Just csu7e Neither will
I pay debts contracted by other members Of my sm-
ily. ld3tl IuOIAa XIX.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

The best Barometer "a uog lor sale at
Rickey's Buy the best dG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
@usic
STRING MUSIC.

| Az oropagsi 10 urnish stuaa Music for balls
i y rNss, sa a. the lowest passible rates hasine
uayed aitf Prof fMrChld daring the last Sun. nioT
ies' eouiii-n that an satisfy an he on custom
err, 4 am meuibsr Of tho hegimental Hand, ana
eau furuirh any nunber Of pieces or a string hsnd
All oIters ien sih charles rheotaid, corntF Third
and Jedfrson gtreets, under hustan Hall, Wll IL
promptly attended to'
asitdan DANIEL ,. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

MOT Cs is hereby given that petition wll BE-
~ prcs7rted 20 The Trustees of Miami Township,
"a day ofJuy. l55l, praying thai l0austip Ioad b.
laid 0ntss ililfWa Beg Hnng at stone 90 ihe ,out
west roruer OF t1e houh- g-t quarter OF sscuuu tl,
town range east &c, Ia The south line of said Sec
too theneo along said ecton line west, 70 the eop-
ire of the township FOsd betseen MAN snd German
tewaships. lmay q, lssi.l y. F.swAgszEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
Poloptiocmorama Of tho War.-ThIs

Polopticomorama Of the WaT,-This
beaulilul exhibition, which has been creating
such Ittyo,e in he West Tor the past three
months is on ,s return 10 New York, and
will be mt5is rity, for Eve days, commencing
on Friday next This entertainment is not
simply Panorama, but wonderful combi-
nation O, views Of the thrilling scenes Of the
war, produced with most astonishing vivid.
ness, hy the aid Of Intricate mechanical and
chemicuI contriyances never before introdu-
ced in this country We predict crowded
houses, for the exhibition has been pronounc.
ed by the Press most extraordinary work
OF ART, and the halls through the country have
all beeo found too small to contain the crowd
that flock to see il.
g5y"A cargo Of 10000 sbovels and lot Of
siege guns we're shipped from Washington a
few days since, consigned 10 General Grant
Does ibis indicate that spades ara 10 be trumps
in the great game in front Of Richmond -
Albany Journal
When General Mcclellan used spades in the
same place where Grant is, be Wis called the
grave digger Of the Chickahominy Grant
has found ont that McClelans spades are
quite as useiul as muskets Il he had ascer.
tained 10 in the beginning Of the cam paign, it
wonld have saved about 10000 lives useessly
thrown ayny in the Wilderness, at Spotsyl-
vauis. and AT Coal Harbor - Gin cinnaG En-
quirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

Henry Stouffsr's Estate.
NOTICE Ia hereby Eiytn thst tho subscrb bsrs have
~ beon duly spuuirfel aHd qualified o. admInls-
traitors 0u Tho cslato 0i Henry si0gdrr atc Mont
gourrY counYi ueceasyd. DAVID SIUuFFFH,
Junu p, 1884 htNRN KrkkLI.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21
Jity and Other Matters.

Gold is higher ,hsD ever. Il is now quoted
~ 203l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-21

valentine GERSTNER,
Lafayette House.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-15
For the Virginia..
TO. VIM. Hing lAeisAeil, Esq.

II elected Sheriff OF Washington county nj the
coming election We wish TO know whether you
will appoint MS Deputies young able-bodied men
subject to military duty, orswill youaseIect such
men IS are exempt on account OF age or wounds
received in the service Of their country? Our
sous are in the service, and We have right to
an answer-have right to know whether re-
cruts are to be kept back by the civil officers Of
the country.
W. fartAer desire to know whether; if elected,
yeu intend to speculate on the csunty monies
until months after the law requires yoa to pay
them int the treasury, aud then go to the Coun-
~ Court and get an order to allow you to pay
them.in vt loss vi thirty three and one-thitd
per cent to ths, county W., as tax payers,
have right to demand anlanswer to this qses-
tion. MANI t0TEkS. =
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-04-15
TheiProsperous SOUTH.

An amiable and energetic Young German
tts,leu, living on l7th street, did her husband
the hunor a few nights ago to present HIM
with fvur rstund and vigorous babies. The
unexpected demonstration created lively
excitement in the, neighborhood, and the prof.
iic mother was the recipient Of numerous ties.
timonial visits and encouraging ,salutations.
It's proposed that subscription be taken up
to send to Europe and purchase four comfort
able and costly suits Of baby clothes for the
ygung qnartette, by way Of encouragement 70
the pareuts and other young married people
generally. Richmond Enquirer.