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COURT PROCLAMlTION

WHhREAs, Hon. SAMUEL LTNy. Pro-,
W idontJudge Of tbo Coutt OF Comaon pIca,
VI ~ 'no lNe"y mn judicial District, compu. ,l
'n" oounuta " ClearGad Centre rnH IIHion.
ana ar, tho Ion, JAMES BLOOM ami ll9n. JKo. b.
lHOmPoONr Associate Judges OF CIcarHcld ra
nave Issued uctr preCopt, 20 me directed. for the
holuing Of Court Of Common Pleas, Orrhnp'g
o'"lI 'ouit OF Quarter Sessions Court of Over
ana Iorminer and Court or Geueral Jql Delivery.
at the Court House at Cloarlold, in and for u5S
county Of CIearboli, on tho
Ihud Mondiv hc 2ls, tag Of lfuci, 1864.
NOTICE Is, therefore hereby given, to tho
coroner Justices OF the Peace and Conslabes,
IN aud ter 'aid county Of Clcar6cId, to appear in
thtir proper persons, with their Rolls, Records.
inqulHuons, Examinations, and other Rcmem.
'rNn'ts, TO do those things which 10 their offices,
'll no tnoir behalf pertain TO be done
VI 'IN under my hand a. Clcardeld, this 9TH
oay OF Feb, iu the year Of our LORD, one thou
SAND eight hundred Hul yiytv-lour
HOWARD PERKS, Sheriff.
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WE, tie Commissioners OF Cloarfeld county in
the Commonwealth Of Penusr,vanir, hay.a. ex-
amiued the accounts OF Joseph shaw, ESQ. la.c
Treasurer OF sal county, DO Certify, thar We fal
the accounts Of the sail Joseph Shaw, Esu. for
the year A. D. 1903, a.. follows:
The amount outstanding anl du, the county
to be Ten thyrsani one hundred and ninety
seven dollars aud eight cents.
We also fui the am.unt Of outstanding oriers'
70 be twenty-five thousand six hundred and oi,b- i
ty-four dollars and niuty FIVE couts-of wb,ob
Sixteen thousand i've hundred dollars are court
house bonds.
The balance due Treasurer is Four dollars and
seventy one cents.
The smonnt due the Bounty Fund is Five
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The Icyitinate Result.

The Administration in is humane efforts
70 eleyalr the character ni tho Africans
aud equ.i,Lr them with the white people,
.wo ytlrs ago heugyulsnuy sent from
MassacHuse.E 90 Port Rpyal, south Caro-.
ina. at the expense ct the whole penDIs
f tie United S,alas. few huldred spi,.
,ers b educate, c.y.,,ze lud refine ali ,he
ontrahlud, at that place The New
Iamsh,re Pltr3ot of the 4,h OF October.
ives ile result of this very benevolent
xperimout of Mr Lincoln in the follow
% paragraph: -Luclsisr Atslgmesr
~Priyate advice, from Por, Royal say
hat many Of the female Aboitionisls who
cent b. Port Roya. to teach the little mig
efs bow TO read and pray, have been
ollgei within a few months 10 abandon
heir black charges and open nurseries on
nesspWn private account An officer in
a'me'i Us recently that no less than sixty
,ur whle spinsters had contributed TO
populaton in aud about Port Royal
~oor The climate seems to favor pop
''ph even more than the production Of
..rs ''na cotton 10y paid nogro labor"
Information furnished us by the
,,a 49, '1"'e.n'ng The sixiy.four little rnu-
sao'' mas oeen confirmed by the testi-
1ny ~ hey, Liberty Billings, Lieutenant
none' ot the Let South Carolina resi.
eut, who is here in sonsoonarns os Gil
'a''n' tie said it is sad truth
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- ELIEl' NOmCE--Tbs Bogrs Of Relic

- ELIEt NOUCE--The Boprd Of Relief
l = for tho county OF Clearhsld, will meet az the
Commissioner office. on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, tie 2ad ani 23,A dsys Of March, 1884
Tie Board hav, directed tina, all new arpli.
cants mast appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing uamc Of soldier,
TcgimCUt and company; when enlisted the
numbcroi children with age and tox Of each
the township 10 which they resided at the time ef
enlistment aai their present residence; and iha;
che is Wi!hyu, ,he means Of support FOR herself
and children, Wlo are dependent upon her
Two witnesses Of yrcdi0iIity, from the township
Ia which she resides, must also be produced.
whose certificate. sworn 90 before the board. mus.
ss. !or.1 that tie applicant the person she rep.
Tes,Its herself % be; that the slnteuuent Of the
number and age Of her family Is true that She
Is II destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the a,ts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions car be Oh.
tsiued az the Office Of the B0ard Of Relief, when
Application is made and the witnesses appear.
March 2, 1884
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-02

REPREsENTATrvE DELrGA TCs.--Wo learn
That tho couferces or Clearfeld, Elk and
Jefferson, have united in tho choice Of
DR.. c. H. EAELY of Elk, and h. J. NIcH.
OLSON Of Jefferson, as representative Del
esatos from this district to the State Con.
v"n'on to be held in PhilaJelphis on the
BAN ins',
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Philadelphia, June %, 1861. W ~

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder in Young or
Aged Male or Female, are speedily removed
aud speedily restored TO health.
Delicate Chilireu-those suffering from Mams-
mus, wasting away. with scarcely any flesh on
their bones, are cured 10 very shur, time: one
bottle IN such cases, will have a most surprising
effect.
Parents ha' 'ng suffering children as above. and
wishing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Billyrs
Literary men, Students, and those w1lhin.
hard with their brains, should olway. keep % hot.
tie Of HoelHud's Biuers near them, as they will
ind much benefit iron iis use, TO both mind aud
body, inyigOrating and not depressing.
It's not Liquyrsumulant and leaves no pros.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,

ANU TIE TRENDS OF Soldiers,
We call the attention Of all having relations o,
friends 10 the army to the fac. that "Hoohmi'.
German B.ters' will cure nine -tenths of the dis
eases Induced by exposures aud priyatipns incl
dent 70 camp life. In the lists, published almost
daily in the newspapers on the arrival # the sick.
10 VIII be noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every case Of that
kind can be readily cured by Hooaands German
bltters. We have no hesitation in stating that.
Il these Bitters were freely used among o n sol.
diers, hundreds Of lives might be saved that oh.
erwise would 5e lost
The Proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from sufferers in the army and hospitals.
VINO have been restored 90 health by the use OF
these Btters, sent to them by their friends.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTSl
See that the signature cf &C. ". JACKSON" is
on the wFArPrR Of each y tile.
Price per Bottle 20 cents,
Or half dozen for 81.
should your nearest druggist not have the a-ti
elei DO not be put Of by any Of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in it, place, but
send to Us, and NO viii forward, securely packed,
by express
Principal ohace and Mandatory, No. 63l Arch
street, Philadelphia.
JONES L EVANS.
iSueesssors to c. NJ JACKSON 4 Col
yASFos cal. at Hsrtswi.h 4 Husi6p's pr,
''Sre' Vissfn'N- Pa uly 's5-y
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Sherifs' Sales.

=
WIKI ~ OF sundry writs Of Vmaiioai
~ L'g'"'' issued out OF The court OF Common
.'"' o! L'ehrAed county, nuJ TO nae directed
I.sfo "ih DO exposed 90 PUBLIC SALE at the
S'''t HOUSE m the borough Of Clgardeld, ON
MoHohy me 2It oay Of March next 10 /
COCK T.. NJ tho following described Real rs
'"'., 10 wiz
nu 'n~' certain tract OF land situate In Chest
NJ Sinp, Si,, learned CO.. "a" bounded by lands
" 'ir'p hoIaDaugh and solomon Io4or, lands
49,. " ''o,'' re'fc' anu o,noFs containing ~
syo,,.,i,,r s'v aero ,'g'f'u' Se'zeor taken ID
a.. 80 ,.,- " "' '''1 "' lue properly OF
A7e6
b,, 49,, ..5'"'u l'"l' oi iana situate IN "fs-
H., % ..'uosI Dy 'Has Of Joseph thompson
taipir ore ',g'os UVan."s ano o!neTs' con
"''"I"a oAo Nu''rel aau hlty acres, and about
r. b... lg''' S,,''vu' ana larso '"C- story
., - -, ,''.- ,3s '"'n '"v'ooH C''e'el' oe'a'"'
~ lj,,,,.j \, '''" '"N ~ Do SOFA q. property
-, ,-,,, ,'-. S'..,
,,sa.,r '''''. W ,'"I situate III hu'lAAuS !"P'
lari.r r.'t. '...y' ~ DUunuo4 ana %IJo'ns' ~
H., g 5.5"'io'' J, .'1g''s 9uau.' N1f'.a
i' "'''e' nol0"e' an ot'eFs, cont "h,hS ~
s, .'.' , ,' Is.5, WIZ ,.o'uC ioaF acres cleared
- 'N 'Nsg"lu" "uu 70 10 sou as inc
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LlEEIsTER,. NnIIlL


j / gwen tha. too following account, have been
eEaIrlneu and passed. by roe, and remain Gled Of
record % .ul' Otigc for rue inspection II heirs.
usa.s's, tfeii..rs and 81 others in auv WAY
'H,.rystst, and Ell he presented 20 the r.yi
'rpaan.' Court uf Cleari,I county. g. o., held
at .-o COR. House iA the borough Of C,earasld,
commencing o. :io sd Monday OF Marya, 1904.
for coarrwa'toa and allowance.
d. TIE n,...a. Account IF J,An OR. E1ecu .or
q. ih" 'A't VIII hUa testament of Tryderi .E
smith, .h,s Il Bel. township, l!sartield co. "a
deceased
z. The A2r1ul! u JOHN Ncliulray, Guardian
OF the minor children Of Sauue! Orr, late of
Jordan township, C'fl. go. decd
5. Tho !inUl Account uf R. y. Usrlrty, one Of
the Administrators Of all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits. which
w'rc Of Lyman Miles, late Of Beccaril twp,
dcCeasel
d The Final Account Of Thomas Henry. ADJ
mInis,ra,or Of all Gnl singular tho good aud
chattels, rcht- and credits, which were of
Thomas hctrlckcg, late OF ;Lg E0rgg-h Of
Lumber City C..l 90. decd.
5. The Account o., G1rnlbas Armstrong, Admfa-
ts'Ialor and >nruiA Armstrong, Aiministra-
'siS o.. all ana singular -lo goods and chattols
which Wclo %. Joshua Armstrong, lato OF ClCi.
co PA. uyc't
2. The Accnun. e Josiah Epns Administrator
Of AL and singular the goods and cLaucls. rigLts
sud cte"lt', "al.h were ,I Ellis Asary, late Of
Pike tws, decd.
:. The Guardianship Account Of Abraham Kvler.
~ Goshen township, Guardian us Mary g..
.aoE ter o' Henry Ey.cr, Io~ the wife Of
VI. e. C.aul.
5. The Guardianship Account Of Abn. Ky;r-. Of
Goshen township. Guardian yt Peter A. kyier,
minor child Of Horny kyler lat, Of Girsrd
township.
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pg rgm NgGg -usa

Fzy-Mr..rs WALLACE and BrARDsLEY of
tho sonele '"d BOYER and BrvroN Of the
Iou.e ot Representatives, have our thanks
for yorious public documents from Har-
rsburr
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81 do do, receiving, q9 ss
Balance duo Shaw, Trs, f3 gj
$35l9 % $3Glg %
aggregate an oi outstanding bonds, 5000 OU
D'' "'' "Ue Treasurer l3 o.
Aggregate amount due from
collectors, $1Sls y5
Aggregate amount due from
Jnsratcl Lands, 1888 90
Indebtedness, 1850 50
$6GS3 IS $6iS3 60
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-02

rS'O WATEEMEN.-Thc gubscriler r5-.
! pcctiu'ly informs Watcrmcu on Cilyfa'd
Crock, and all others, that hc will hcnceG1rth
decline TO give eutert.1naut, Il wH be im.
possible for linn to do so in justice to h:ms C,
and this timely notice is gly"n in rider tnat b..
hard feelings need be cutortinod
DANIEL BOWMAN.
Fob. II, lsG4-4t pi.
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thousand two hundred and two dollars and olgh.
|ty-fve cents.
The amount Of outstanding Bounty nds q,
Six thousand six hundred and seventy dollars.
The balance due the Treasurer is thirteen dol
lar. and sixty. five cents
The amount .ue Relief Fund including Mli.
Tia, is -Four Lunlred and forty nine dollars anl
torty.fve cents.
Witness our hand, this 22d Jannary, A. D, 1864
JACOB KUNTZ =
THIS. DOUGuERTY, !
1fsa, AMOS READ,
w. S. BRADLEY, Clerk,
WE, the Auditors of ClosTds,d county, bad1s
examined the accounts u Joseph shar ESQ lats
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RELIEF FIND

Leei January ga SGt Joseph shaw county, four
RburU E ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-02

Amount Of County Bounty Relief Taxes due from
OolSstOrs ioI The year a. 1900 and previous years.
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EuT a ElDM DRINK,
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC
THAT WILL RELIEVE TnE AFFLICTED,
Not UaEc DrUREayds.
Dr. HOOEElAND'S
German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DR.. c, NJ. JAt KSON.
PHILADRLPTHA. Pa.
Will Lfectually and Host Certainly
Gu K f. A LII DISEASES
ARISING FROM A
DIS02DERED
Liver,
STOMACH
OR KIDNEYS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
VIII cure every case Of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Discase of the Kid
neys and Diseases arising from bis.
ordered Stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYNP-
toms resulting from Disorders Of tho
Digestive Organs:
Cnnst-
patton ,n-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
I1aantco.

WI ANTED-o Carriage woodworkmen, Black
w smiths and Painters wanted imme edialely The
best Of wages gwen. Apply 20
s4 W. W. PHILLIPs Fourth street
NTANTED--A situation ~ Engineer on sta
w uunary englng, hy d young msn lsiely from
canada hs- bad thgec years experience, hRs no Oh
iestion 10 going 10 the country An early engage nett
% so'i9ted Please address u. NJ @ office of this
paper sainF where au Interview may he had
GAs NOIlCE--ln consequence OF the advance on
VI coal la'or and all materials that enter inta the
manuiscture Of Gas, the Gas Company are compelled
TO advance the pnce Of Gas one dollar per lO0b feet
from the frst dag Of May until fnFt notice.
mfda y q, EVANS, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICE

ON the 81 day OF Marh, A.D lsGf, petition was
" hiedin the Office Of the clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
state of Ohio, by 10 eph Sohock, Eliaahsth WYkof
Daniel W. Young, and Augustus urschel, which We.
tition is " pending ia said Court, tho object aud
running between lots No l75 snd l76 also, between
lots No IS3 and 1884 In the town or Mlamsburg, In
said county running from Main street TO southeast
direction, intersectng an alley Iunpiug north nnd
south, and irO thence east 70 Canal street. az the
nextterm OF tho said Court application will b. made
10 yaCate said alloy accordingly
ADAM CLAY,
May l2, 1sdi-dlwaW4 Attorney tor Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
MU9IC STORE

HAHE attention OF musicians and All lovers % music
u called 10 our splendid assortment Of Nus cal
lnstrunents Of the most approx 4 manufactures
Wnhafe constantly on hand hue stock Of Victims,
fiules 0utars C0neertinOs, and OF every
variety OF quaity and pr ee.
Being also ageuts for Eruest Cables caiebnated
Piano foftes, are able 20 furnish the public With
these hne Instruments which may be fAyorahly COM
pared With the b. & now manufactured
onriaclAties are snch 70 enable TO furnish tho
eboff as also, Music boos thset nusC and AZ kinds
" musical merchandise, II prices and terms that can
not "a 20 prove sati sftctofy 10 pufFhasers
Ch. }. A. FIsnER, llT Main street, n
a23 Between Third and , Fourlh.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
From New York.

New YoRG,. june 24--Tbe Commercial
says the high prices have brought out a good
deal Of gold which is bought in small lots at
about 2l0 by the brokers, and sold at 2l2G92,-
10 but no large amounts can be sold atthat
figure A sale OF $50, 900 was made at S2l5.
Parties from Washington say the gold Law
will be modified in favor of using checks,
The Post learns upon the best official au-
thority, that Grants losses in killed, from the
time OF leaving the Rapidsn, till reaching
the james was not over 4, 600 men the woHn-
ded were less than 5000 A hrge majority
of the injuries being slight, the permanent
loss in the army will not be over 2000O.
A heaquarters correspondent OF the 2lst,
TO the Philadelphia Inquirer, says events OF
considerable moment may be shortly looked
for. Our lines have been extended on our
left so as to cut the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad, thus effectually interrupting the line
of comma nication between Richmond and the
Gulf and seaboard States Distant artillery
firing was heard on the left to-day, probably
Wilson'S Division of cavalry engaging some
force of the enemy. Our base ct City Point
is one of the best we have bad during tho en-
tire campaign.
The Posts Washington special says caucus
of Union members Of the House last night
gave evidence that the draft commutation can
not be abolished at this session OF Congress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
LEGAL NOTICE

ON the Cd day Of March, AID lS6i, petition was
~ filed 10 The Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas of the county Of Montgomery and the
state OF Ohio BY ia sob Pontius winch petition s now
pending in sad Court, the object and prayer Of VIII h
u 70 yatate the alley between lots No and the NH
,ength Of those lots running east and west, III the
town OF BRIDGEPORT ia said county; az the next term
oi the said Court Application will be msfe 20 yacate
said lot aeeordnRiy. ADAM CLAY,
May ~ 1854 -dlwawf Attorney for Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
ATTAoHMENr NoTIcR

Perry Weaver Plaintiff. against Matt su H. Boys Ne.
leadant Before John Burnett Jusiice OF the Peace
Of Jefferson Township, MONTGOMERY County, Ohio
ON the 2sth day Of March, 1904 said Justice issued
~ an order OF Attachment m the above action Tor
tue SUN Of sixteen dollars and ninety five cents.
trial on the 18th day OF May, at oDe o'clock m
aaWd PERRY WEAVER
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon and W W Stewart, Dayton; George
Boyer, Mmnisburgi stoo slayer, Union; J q Ander.
SON Uentervllei Il Myers, New Lebanon; II jackson,
CbAmbefslMTg; - v Bauer, Harrisburg; j Divine,
1ohnsvillej Arnold Lmber, South Arlington; Jacob
smser, West Baitmorei Rookie 90, GsrmRntowni
] W MURPHY, Nandaliai Niokols, Liberty a Rees,
Farmersyiilei Heyerng& a Herr salemiJ w Pymont,
Williams a SWaner, West BAlumoTei Parker Bro. a
co. PaFkersburg and by Druggists aud AIerchAnts
generally throughout the uaitsa states and oanadas
au2ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

MRS. GOVERNMENT very personal letter
writer, who saw Mrs. Lincoln at the Pbila.
delphia Fair, says this excellent lady ''looks
as robust as ever. Her maternal graces
bloom as brilliantly as when she left her
rural home, wondering what they say OF US,
and ioated toward Washington Time does
not alternate her substantial form, and eyi-
IDENTITY sits lightly on her Dlaed brow. Her
walk is not lesa queenly than when she
played 10 the prairie state the charming role
Of the "preity maid milking her COW and
while possibly greater amplitude of skirt is
necessary than ol yore, yet she shows traces
OF her youthful ensemble.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
1ost.
NloteIs.
TEDsTATEsHOTE

BEACH aTREET, BOSTON
directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot.)
VNHE underS gned, who has been injected with the
l. Ameucaa House. in tkis city, or over nine years.
has leased this well known and popular II otel for
term OF years, and pledges him elf u his friends and
the pnbc 10 his ntoat efforts 70 sustain the rep
utatou OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, NJ tirst.
claes house The public may rely upon finding, 81
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of rst
ciass hotel
Price, as heretofore, Tso pollaEs per day,
oc3d6m FRANK ~ PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

The United States authorities yesterday
''shnt down" on time specuIations in gold 1t
is bard on operators, but We see no remedy
unless they buy aud iell greenbaeks on time,
against which there is no law, and which
amounts 10 precisely the same as buying or
selling gold iof future delivery Government
might just as we'll try 10 stop speculation in
wheat hIghwines, or any other commodity,
as 10 gold Chicago Times.
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 327, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention to the quality OF our
material aud use only the best English Steel.
We repair all the skirts which we ae lwithout extra
charge
sN-Our retail department Ia charge ofcompetent
ladies' Corsets and Spiral Bustet eonstantly on
hand WALDMAE.
sold wholesale and retail at No. 927 Second slreet,
DAftoh- laSdly
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Rotlces.
NOTICK 70 B0UKsELLERs Ana BINDERS.

AuDTToK's OfTicE hoNTooMrsY O., OaIo,
DAfTos, May 9, 1854.
DROPOSAIS Tor furnishing the ~ nh Books and
i Stationery for the county offices OF this county
curing the year ending June 7, 1863, accord ng 10
organizations which wli be furnished on application
WI u received at tins ohee until thr hTst Monday
Of next month
By order OF the County Comm misslonetA
ml0du THOMAS o. LOWE, Auditor.
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Trunks, Mr.
NEW TRUNk .MANUFACTORY.

q. II. LOWE, Agent.
No. 9Ts TH1RD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADOW's MARBLE YARD.
WE would most respectfully inform the citizens
w Of Dayton and the public IN gsueial that We
nave opened Trunk mandatory, where We viii
keep on hand all kinds Of Trunks VaIaes, Carpet
and Travelling Bags, all Of which We III sell al whole
sale or retail as cheap as any house in the city
Particular attention paid to repairing Old Trunks.
share Of patronage solioteo e5du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

PmLADELPHIA, June "a "A special to the
Bulletin says the rebels made rear attack
on Wrights aud Hancock's corps and cap
tured four guns Of Knights New York battery
aud took 500 men, being well depleted reg
invent Our meu were rallied and retook the
ground and captured seven huudred prison
ers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25

FoRT MONROE, Jnne % The steamer
Guide, has arrived from City Point with over
100 prisoners, recently captured in front OF
Petersburg, There has been nothing but
skirmishing thus far this week.
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Wo=partnCrsbipo
OO.PARTNERSH1P.

90 r - II - AAA~ = - 4 a =
CNaE uudersiyned have tins day formed 4 co part
uershp under tue name and nrtn OF bkEhNh
NIXON, for tue purpose Of transaeung Whoeeale
and Retad Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring bulness,
Il me old stand OF y. Breene % MAN street. op
poslte ths Cour House, where they would be pleased
10 see the old friends Of tn house, and as nany ne"
'As7 - ''-~' WILLIAM q BREENE.
ANDREW Q. NIXON
Dayton, February 1864 -ieild3awi
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GpbolNterp.
CHARLES RAsOHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERER.

OnlO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR. sIrTELL's
OLD STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A Ill kinds Of UphOlstenng, such as Sofas, ChsiTs,
N stools, Mattresses, sc done to order Carpets cut
and httsdi window curtains hung aud all kinds OF re-
panna done the shortest notice aud most reasona.
bic terms.
RCNsrsaees- Mayor Gillespie and Barney, Parker a
90. auis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-25
GbrocerIes, Syc.
Age Is for sale Of Pure Bourbon Whisky
No aOl Second atreet, Dayton. OHIO,

No 90l Second street. Dayton, OHIO,
DEG leave most respectfully to scquamt their cus-
ID tomers and the community ener0lly, that they
have entered lnl Q partnership under tha name and
style Of o. o'BRIEE BROTHER. for the purpose
Of carrying an the wholesale grocery, iqubf cigar
and tobaecO business IN Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
s lsnd of E. O'Brien, No, 90i SECOND street.
Hayipgample means 10 enable ustr purchase goods
rom the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia and having had fifteen years. experience
h the trade, hold Out the best Inducements 10 our
old customers and II others who may be kind enough
to purchase from u.
NJ. arBRTEN, late of the firm Of O'Brien & Poe
Toledo, ONO, will deIote his time and attention 10
please all those who NAV come TO iuy at this we'll
known Housefand n F.O'BkIEN, will treat the eom.
nunity ter If possible, th before. Bpth OF
Us fee very grateful Tor past yors, and earnestly
heta share Of your future patronage eul9daw m