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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21
FINANCIAL.

LIMITED STATES 1O-4O LOAN.
JAY COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
4o9 FHTEENTH STREET,
RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the
NEW NATIONAL LOAN,
Authorized BY the act Of March ., 1854,
AND KNOWN As
TEN-FoRTY BONDS,
Being reasonable At the pleasure Of the Govern
msnt Ater ten years, and payable forty years from
date In coin, bearing Interest at
FIVE PER CENT. A YEAR,
payable on bonds At $50 and eIoo annually and on
all other sizes semI-Annually In Coin.
The COUPON BONDS viii be Issued In $50,
SIOo $500, and o. 600
The REGISTERED BONDS will be issued In $50,
SIoO $500, o., 900, 10000, and $4,000.
These are the only GOLD BEARING sECURI.
TIES OF the Government now prOcuTAble At par,
and, yielding at present value OF coin OVER EI0HT
FER sEET. PER ANHUM, offer a very desirable In
VSstment for large or small sums.
We buy and aell at market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN.
And pAy the hishelt prices for
oUARTERMAsTERS CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
m2s-du IAI COOKE A co.
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~ B0oKBINDER,
F ssena nv we: 4yI ASiS:.o
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1884 ARRANqEMENTsl 0S1

1864. ARRANSaEFnENTsl864
NEW YoRR LINES.
TIE CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILADHL-
phIA AND TRENTON RAILRoAD CoMPA.
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
s'roEa VALIANT street Wharf and Eksa.
sieEtoa Depot,
Will LKAvn As FOLLOWS, VIZ; Fare.
Al A. NJ, via Camden and AInboy-ChA
Al . ( Il. VIA es%dan AID Jersey ci,y-Now' gas
A. 4 N, yis csadsH and Jersey city, ~
Morning EXpreIH 90
A. 0 4; H., yis Camden md Jersey CITY
Au 4: ii, Via xcS;ias.On and Jersey cisyi
Al 10 d., Via Camden and Amboy-C. and
Az i. n. vic Camden and Anboy-C. and
Al I. IT. aag Va Kcuuag,oa and Jersey city, ~
Washington and N. Z, Express 400
Al * z, ~, via KeH'ington Ard Jersey Cityi
Al uxF. n, v. Huntington and Jersey City, ."
At rx{Sighg " kGa.ins.on and Jersey :"
AZ > 2. n, Via Camden And HnbOy-AsoOm. ."
LnOdLtiOn tFreight and PAssenger)-
4 4 S siss. a tiSfSs : ~
The SIS p. NJ. Eyening Mall and the I.SO might
Southern Express WI run daily (al others, Sum
days eHoepted')
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at Q and a. M, II M,
Leave Kensington Depot at Ill6 a. M, asS, 40
and 6.45 p. M, and 1850 a. m. (nlBhtl
Tie SIS p IL. Line rune daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
cave foot Of Barclay street st a. IN. and p m.
F. I'm foot of Cortland street at T. and 10 q. m,
Il M ! and 6 r. m, and y night.
The M line rune dsSiX AZ Gthsr' Sundays
PhiPa and N. Y. Liues.
07ERMs OF THE SUPREME COURT
1 oFTHh DISTRICT OF GoLITBIA S-,ti:
General TermI
Third Monday Of January.
EiTrt Monday Of Mhy.
Third Monday Of October.
terms L TDo CiTCua Court.
In which alone juvy 4 impsRneled for tho trial
First Tuesday OF II OruATy.
Third Monday Of MEy.
JiTEt Tuesday OF November.
Tgros otne @ !HiHGI C001.
first Monday o. March.
Third Monday OF Iuuo,
FIRST HOudhy OF December.
Terms Of he DiIirict Coat.
First BIOL day Of June.
First mOnoSy Of peVembor.
SpeciGl THEI.
Firss Tuesday o. January.
Fifst TGSSdSy Of iISFch.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday OF MEy.
First Tuesday Of June.
IiFEt Tuesday Of July,
First Tuesday Of September.
first Tuesday Of October.
EiIII Tuesday Of Eovemberi
~ OIds oith' IouTt Ri hEIaa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-21

Dr.. NJ vELLNus Private Hospital, In the Fed.
srh Blosk, Corner Oissvsn,h and s,roots, OppO-
site the Post and Pasen, ofnces. Rooms "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
By Telegraph.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches


Nav YORK, July IL. - The Commercial
says, the interview between Mr.. Fessenden
and the representatives Of the banks of New
York, Pbiladelphia snd Boston, held to day at
the American Exchange bank, has as vet re.
suited in nothing definite After mutual
interchange Of seatimsnts, the main business
of the meeting and The negotiation Of loan,
was referred to g committee Of ten officers of
The associated banks Of New York The rep.
resentatives of the Boston and Philadelphia
banks consentiug to abide by the decision Of
The New York banks
Mr.. Fessenden stated that he had no def
mite policy TO announce other than TO adapt
himself to the varying requirements Of the
public situation. He was indisposed to in.
crease the volume Of the currency unless such
course was inevitable. The Secrstarys
We've were regarded upon the whola, with
much satisfaction, especially 40 they indicate
that in the future a much better accord will
exist between the Treasury Department and
the banks than hitherto, aud that Mr.. Fessen-
den will prove an eminsntly practical Sserv-
tary MN. '-'"-
The present wants Of the Trsasary require
q loan Of $500, ,e0O, 900. q n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
Wirss Again Cas Bstv~ssn RaltfmoRs ana
WaahimRe0p

Wires Again Gus Between Baltfmoes and
Washingsop.
PsIIADElfHIA, July HAP. M4-Tbs
rebels have again cut the wirea betwe cen Bal.
timore and Washington.
BALTrMoRE, July IL Nothing is known
here of the state Of affairs at Washington. -
All the wires are down
HAvRE DE GRAos, June l2.--Thers il no
doubt Of the capture Of General Franklin,
which is confirmed BY Lieutenant Colonel
Mitchell, inspector in the 9th Corps, who "a.
capped The rebels have destroyed four hun.
dred and fifty feet Of tbe Uunpowder bridge,
Including hedraw, and Eve hundred feet wsre
partially destroyed, the string pieces and cross
ties being burned The repairers expect 70
daish their work within four days, The con.
structiou train, which started this morning
for Gnnpowder bridge and Magnolia, return Cd
safe this evening, the railroad and the tele-
graph men having accomplished their obi ects
The rebels oaly destroyed dozen telegraph
poles at Magnolia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

NEW YORK, July l3.--Co,ton Quiet; tiour
dull ard heavy 26A60 lower lla II rs Extra
State II 26s6O Round Hoop wheat dull
nominally Balls lower 2 60a66 number one
shipping 2 IS white much higher rye ouies
nominal at 90; Corn dull heavy lower co new
mixed western; Oats dull lower 99alsO ives.
tern Pork 2a3 lower 80 mess 4sa6O Beef
dali heavy; Lard q shade easier 20a2l (:
Whisky dry heavy lower 69a II state 7OA76
western closing At 10 cash SuRar very firm
6la23a epbs Petroleum dull nominal 66ab6
Crude ycasi refined bond 81 free. o A''A III
NEw YoHx, July l3.--Stocks lower but
close 6rmsr Gold closes ct 2,TO; money Ia
9; sterling inactive; G. B Q. 26; NJ C. 34h
Erie l2t; Reading 26t; U. s. 6's 81; register.
Cd s4 Coupons 81; $40 Registered 81; Con.
pons 2a 230's 81 one year certificate 30.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

NEW YoRE, July I3--Hsralds correspou.
dent gives this eccount Of the capture Of the
railroad trains About twelve miles from
Gun Powder bridge pistol shots were heard
aud the train stopped, when the rebels enter.
ed the cars with pistols 10 their hands and
asked Il there werr ladies here Answers In
the affirmative being given, the rebels told
them 70 sit down. Command was then glvsn
to clear cut, and as passengers went out thsy
were robbed Of watches and pistOla, with ooek
ed pistols at their heads, The cars were tht n
set on Gre. Gen. Franklin vas a passenger
on the first train, dressed in citizsns clothes
The rebels asked him who he was, ha said no
body Of any account The guard thsa psss.
cd on, but Baltimore lady told them who be
was, when they returned, aaked him for pa-
Pers, and took him in charge The rebel force
numbered about $50, under sommand of Ne.
jor Harry Gilmer The lady passengers we're
well treated, and appeared 70 be we'll aeouain-
ted with many Of the rebsls and greeted them
most ahsctiohately. The rebels had no hesi.
fancy in taking whatever they pleased from
passengers, hats, coats, boots, &G Thsy
thought the only one fit 70 command our
armies was Mcclellan. Among the prisoners
was quite large number Of officers some Of
whom succeeded in making Iheis escAps.
Tbs passeDgeAs we're finally released, and
obliged to walk 10 Bash river, nine miles die.
tant aa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
COMMERCIAL.
DAYTON MnrI,aI.

DAYTON, July IL.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale Sll 09 Retail Sll 60 u4aH
WHEAT-$1 80.
CoRN--l0O; Shelled SG@I0O.
OATS-70
RYE 46@l so.
Il BARLEY-$l 20.
C0FFEE--65660
SU0AR-25Ca2S.
;. M0LASSES-$l 40 per gal.
RICE--lec per lb.
T0BACCo--$l OO@l 60 per ID.
S0APS-l5c per H.
STARCH--l2Ac per 10.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-4Oc per n
COFFEE SUGAR-33c per ID.
81 LED-2oe per 10
SHoT-S4 25 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced fifty per cent
BROWN SHEETING MUSLIN-eOSs5c
per yard
PRlNTS-4o@6oo psr yard.
EGGS--26per doE.
"WHISKY-1 75.a'1. a4s a. .n-a. .
CHEESE E--ls@20.
DRIED PEA0HES--26@2g.
DRIED APPLES--l6@20. 80 e,r
REANS-Per bushel$2 6009 90.
HAY-Tinothy $4,000 per ton
TEAs--$2 6e(a2 90.
RlCE-l6@ls per h. ssaaa.a
LARD--l5@18.
BUTTER--20@26. il..,a.sr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL.

FoB THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAeEs.
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
PhysiclAns In the world,
hh. d. bOhAPAhTE, from London and Para
- Aospltais, and for the past ten years Of the Gin
cinnAh Venereal Hospital, and DR.. Y D RRYNOI II ma
ate Of New York This is the only once in the city
who're Hormansnt cure of Pm rate Diseases caH b
obtained, without the use Of mercury or chance Of
diet eonorrhosa cured In eto " honrs Gleet ctred
, ss9 ~ esvsi suletnrss cured N Ito weeks Noe.
weakness aursd In toe wsctsi syphIsln lts prInS-
y stages cured In days SEQ 'ndGTy symptoms In
potency yigor restored IN 70 weeks All dlssasSs
81 private nature treated With unparalleled success
male OF female.
Or. BonApessss rsAt work on private diseases. IN.
Private Guide % Health, 10 beneficial 70 ALL male and
female, old and YOunG, should read shis book Il viii
snlighten tnose yho sroPs In darkness. Price rs
Dr. BsnAParis's Frsneh Patent Male saGsl 1, ia
geTfsety sale, and never fails 70 go sGtisoton its
rree of che French Patent Male SAFE, 81 ths sinss
1sds@s LCzfERs FsmSs aaStSiy Ri y Piiis msiI /.
male dissAsas Ladies' should NOT use thsn der,ns
pregnancy, a. they VII pnodnos mlsaaFrlaHe PRES
y - PEE FDo&--eEtra hns Ssssnt 70 Any address b.
Drs, ,. r. are the men 70 consult, thsv Az. nm.
qqssao9ably acknowledged 70 Be ths ohampions and
receive monthly rspeEts from The cid world; thew
have peaa Aoouatomed from early aas on Voush ie
witness the various diseases shiek aiol uaankIu1,
sid5 n every sphere oT ir,Sst So% ~
iuIn6ls abeds oi poverty y The mARnlon ofths ysS
sSs ~ ,Ss1 ssESSS SVs. ihs yss
System ~ their particular study, and 70 de-
gete tnsir whole attention 70 the sllsvaton Of The dls
IAssegsd ualess they santain rsra,ttsncS or nsst
- atanP. Gall 0F address, r~''
!. ,...- Drs. Bon xPARTE . REYBoLDs,
~ ySf.ao Ss;s Ss;sss' sss"esS rfas' dzsh, sas,
esPS hsUfSkSn LM.teSR.N ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
PETITION FOR PARTITION
sUPERIoR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OHIO

bUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OHIO.
LNREDERIcK COOK and Isaac Mussslman, Plain.
~ uns, against Valentine shveT, Margaret Silver
Michael Cook LYDIA Cook, sarah Sti seT vile of stj
omon btFsrt Cathsrine baub, John Cook, AaTRaret
Baker, David Baker, Eliza eth Cook and other Ininor
heirs o. Christian Cook, deeeased, Sarah Hulenbael
w,e ol solomon Hnlienhack and Mary Miller wife oi
Jsseph Miller, all n the State Of Inoiana and the
heirs OF EilAAbeth BottoF, Of she State Of MisSouri
whose names are unknown: John Cook, EIi Cook
Daniel Uook, Henry Cook, Michael oook, David
Cook, EliEabeth Cook, Mary Cook, and Sarah Day
vile of Michael Day aud arah Wysoug wife on David
Wysone, Of tie staie Of Ohio ChTistSna Bottord.
Andrew b0ttorn, Jackson BotoH MArRaret BVerS
oataArtne bo,torh, David BottoFn aud John Botiorn
heirs a. lsw Of Jaeob q Mary Bottorfe deoid of
1he state of Indiana DeisndAnts.
The above lame defendapia viii tax notice that
pet has been fiVd agRinst them tn die 6nperor
Court 81 Montgomery County, Ohio. BY ths aboys
named plainuna, praying for partition of the follow.
ng desonbsd real estate situate In JAok township
Montgomery county, Ohio, being the north pArt OF he
southeast quarter OF section twenty three (2s toEn
snip tour 81 range four () sastc conta ming 10 IN about
ono hundred and forty acres and that At the June
erm q said Court tho said Frederick Cook and IsaA
MunaelInan Will apply for order that PARTITION may
b made Of said premises -'
Dated June ", 1854.
FREDERICK COOK,
= ISAAC MuSsELAAH.
X. THonPsos, Attorney. junsi7wG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
The Boys Would Make Peacs.-v

The Boys Would Make Peacs-We
have been shown letter from soldier, ds.
ted at Marietta, Ga, July 2, from which we
make an extract; WELL there is no end to
fighting yet. We are now in front of the
rebel works near Marietta. We have been
here for fifteen days, aud have had several
hard skirmi5hes We are within two and q
half miles of the town, but the rebs won't let
us come auy nearer. They are very strongly
fortified in front Of our brigade. 1t is all
quiet Cur boys and the rebs made bar
gain not to shoot, and both sides kept their
words Our pickets and theirs are only about
forty yards apart, in rife pits, and are the
best of friends. Both sides would meet, and
talk to each other for hours, like they we're
never enemies. They would give us tobacco,
and we wonid give them coffee. Gen. Wood
issued an order not TO correspond with the
-ebs After that the boys would write on a
when the officers we're not watching. The
rebel officers gave their men the same order,
not to talk with us, but they would throw us
over plug Of tobacco on the sly. believe
if the officers would leave the boys alone, they
would make good friends, and end the war
There has been an order with our boys for
three days to FIRE whenever they saw rebel
The rebels had the same order, TO fire at eve.
ry Yanh, Still there wac not q shot 6red un.
til this morning Some Generals out on our
lines made the boys Ere, but not nntil they
told the boystO hunt their holes for they we're
going to shoot, A few shots we're fred while
the officers we're there Now all is quiet as
ever"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

ST. LouIs, July lS--The Democrat learns
from Fort LsGvenworth that Platti City. No,
iS occupied BY two hundred buShwbsekers'
Nho hays been Joined BY most ell Of the Pan
6a Militia there, under Colonel ThoFton. -
They haunt the rebel Gag and boast Of expect.
ed aid from Quantrel General Curtis bolds
Western Missouri, and at tho request Of many
cltiHens in that place, all recruits and substi.
tutea in camp have been forwarded to Mary
land. Missouri has 10 excess twenty ak hun.
drsd, over all calls up to June 6rst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
MORNING REPORT.


The Florida @Hd Electric spark.
NRw YoRK, July l3.--ActinR Master W.
Il Gibbs, OF United Ststes Navy reported him.
self to Admiral Paulding Of the BROOKLYN na.
w yard yesterday morning, having been CAP.
tured on board OF the steamer Electric Spark.
Sunday last BY the Florida, and was paroled
BY Captain Woods Gibbs was returning 10
bis weasel, having been North he was treated
With marked kindness while on board OF The
Florida, everything being done to make him
comfortable and agreeable He makes sew.
era very important statements in reference
TO the vessel In ths 6rst place she carries
the following armamenL Four rihed Ss
FOUNDERS 8inoh 10 broadside abaft main mari
l3O pounder rife In the pivot and four small
rifes in the baoadside forward. In addition
10 this formidable battery she has one gun mot
mounted, lying on the stArboard OF the engine
room hatch, Gibbs could not ascertain the
the calibre, as II was covered with a tArpaulin.
She has crew Of about 200 men, who looked
dirty and undiSciplinsd, Aad Morris ApoloRiE.
ed Tor the appearance Of the ship and crew
He said they had been very busy for q few
days. Her chief Engineer was confined 70
his room from the injuries by falling down a
hatcbwAy, She is short Of EnRinsers 90 much
that i would be difficult to run the Electric
Spark, bat he may run both vessels over 10
Bermuda or Nassau, and leave the priEe out.
side while he goes on with the Florida ad pro
euree some engineers for her. The Electric
Spark steams in the present trim but seven
knots an hour; owing TO her being by the
head No donbt Morris will use her as = ten
der until at least her coal Of which there Il
one hundred and twenty tuns gives out, or be
may attempt 70 run her into Wilmington with
= cargo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
Nem aobertisements.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

A0NToAh OEBtor, MoHTaoNEnT CouRTT, OHIO,
DArToE, July Bth, 1894
SEALEp proposals for the construction Of wood.
~ en- bridge over the Great Miami al Dayton below
he railroad bridge Will be received at ths ofee uH-
sil ~ O'Clock, noon, on Menday, the let Of August
until thetime above mentioned for the oonstruction
Of Wire susPsnsien Bridge over thr 1Ves at the
same plnos. Pr5poaag ior Masonfy and Bupers true
tue % be made separatsly and In stIict Aocordance
with the plans and spec hcstons hle IN this Off e
Tha Commissioners will Of course exercise their
night 70 reject all bids they see proper TO do So
THOMAS o LOWE,
Auditor, N. O., o.
dayton Journal and Cincinnati Gazette please oopy,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

" AFTERNOON REPoKr.


BaLTiNoRE, July l3.--NothinR from Wash
ington since arrival Of the early train yester
dsy. II may be safeIy stated that all the ex
citing rumors ahoat are sensational, or mere
reports.
The reported capture Of Washington BY reb
els, Is pronounced at headquarters unfoun led.
Gen Tyler 10 safe. Il Is also reported and
believed we'll founded that Gen. Franklin es-
capped from his captors on Monday, and that
the rebels spent most Of the day trying to nd
him but nnsuccessfully.
The rsbslS left 42O Of their wounded in hou
pitals at Frederick.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Steamer Just arrived here (where 2--EDs J
from Fortress Monroe having aboard Gen.
Bsldy Smith and stat,
Herald 8 special from headquarters depart.
ment Of Western Virginia, dated llth, says
uen' Sulliysn's DivisiOn baa occupied Mar.
tinaburg without opposition and restored rail-
road communication, which is now open
thence to Wheeling.
Howe has assumed command at Harper's
Ferry.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Another shiP Captured by the FIoraaa.
New YORK, July IL The schooner How.
ard, from Cat Island, has arrived She re-.
ports that she was captured on the 10th, and
bonded for 10000. Sixty-two persons cap.
tursd from other vssssIS were put on boArd
and landed 1t Cape May.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Women in the Harvest Field That
tender, delicate women, should be compelled
by stress Of dire necessity to go into the
fields, and beneath the hot sun of July, per-
form the hardest and most sxhausting labor
connected with the farm, seems to US to be
deplored and lamented Not 40 our ootem-
Porsries Of the Republican rrsSa They re.
Joice at the spectacle, as an assurance of fe.
male patriotism" devotion" "heroism, ="
&c. Woman's lot is hard enough, when she
has simply the ordinary household duties to
perform. When, in addition to these, she is
compelled to do the outofdoors work, for
which only the strong muscle Of man is fitted
her condition becomes intolerable. In no
way is the oppression'of European despOtism
more manifest thsu ia the conscription Of
meu, and in the consequent reduction OF wo
men to the condition Of field laborers. Amer.
ican despotism is working out the same shame
ful and degrading results.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
ys. snpsrioE dour..


Abuer stephens, No QsAA,
y.ose G. ksol.r K; !, a SnPsFioF dourt.
DUksUANT TO decree OF the Superior court Of
i Montgomery county, Ohio, entered 10 the abo, a
cause, At its Juns Term, A. y, 1884, ] viii, on
Ikssddy, AI9ntt tep, 1854,
Rthe door OF the Oourt House, 10 the city OF DAYTON
" said county, between the hours OF two and foui
o'clock NJ Of eAld day, sell At Public outcry 10 ho
highest bidder, the folio Sing described premiaesi
Part OF the north half Of section number eighteen
llO, township number three (s), and range nunbar
ave (b), batWeen tho Miami rivers in MONTGOMERY
county Ohio beginning at the half section corner on
the West line o. said section thence north IL 2O ehat
eighty.tWo (s2) poles 70 enSr; thence south $50
eat TWO hundred and nhy.tWo and thirty.siK hun.
drtdths (2Sf e.l00) poles 10 corner; thence south
l9 raes eehty.tw and forty eighth hahdrsathh (Ss
WlOO) poles to q corner tnenoe north sAs 56 west
two hundred and nhy-iouT and forty hundrsdths (Q5i
S0lool poles 20 the place Of beginning, containing
one hundred and twenty mine and seventy one hun,
dredth1 (i2oTl-l l00) acres.
said Farm is about two mIles east OF Centreville
has upon Il DWELLING two log cabins, frame tenant
house, large orchard, and about hftsen acres Of
Appraised at $50 90 an acre. May sell for Ss7 "a
an hcre. 'Lfl GEO! W. MALAMBRFiI nj 40
- Master Ooin missioner.
n v. THaEsgEh n. u. JonBLH, Att'ya. VI .7iF-
July IL, iSeS S.dawtR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Grand Pic.Nic.-The Butchers Associa-
tion, Of Dayton, will give Social Picnic, on
Phillips Hill on Tuesday next, 18th inst
Their friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend. Come, friends, and enjoy yourself
July l2.dtt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
STRAY HORSE.

(tAME TO the premises Of John Graldar, In WAyne
" Township, Montgomery county, Ohio residing
90 the beliiountain Road, = miles Northeast from
Dayton' and ~ miles nom Osborn. One bay horse
Years old, swayned on the lett shoulder had on
tho hsAdstAll Of halter The owner will come and
prove properly pay charges and take him away,
June 1eth tte4- JOHN 0RRIDER.
luneAssNS HV o, B. HARTMAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

A piydsnd of Fyty o.sts per S4ars has been do
y elAred 70 The stoohhqlder oi said Company
~ Ne l9th inatAnt W stlSad al che second Ma.
ngpfl Bank, Dayton, on The eth day of July WhSn
-. Al. ,... o. q. salYELY,
SNAHs3' hee-Wea TreAs'r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

The New York HeraId'a cores sondenee
says: The excitement at Baltimore battles
description. The people finding the outlets
Of the city closed, rushed aboard the Philadel-
Phia boats in crswds, abandoning their trunks
on the wharf.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
A Phii.a.Iphla D,spaseh

PHlLApFLPHIG, July ~ The Evening Tel.
egraph Of this city has the following: .
Fighting has been going on since morning
near Washington The rebsls, In strong force,
fired upon the defences on the northern aide
Of the city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Stray Cow -strayed, on Wednesday last
a light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail, white belly white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting AreWard will he
aid for her return.
VALENTINE GERsTNER,
Lafayette House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Agents Wanted. TO sell Tiuby's POrta-
Ole Barometer. None bat the best need spply,
Agents are now msklng from ave to fifteen
dollars per day Send for circular to A. ].
GOodenOugh Agent, for 0. At Ricksys Book
Store S26 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

We had most refreshing shower yesterday
p NJ And yet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice Of it two and half hours before It
commenced Go to Riekoy's and buy one
willie they are in the market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

For Rent.-A good Stable with four stalls
and Carriage House, inquire at No. 1888,
Third street dlWjS.