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his hcuse, a. ne seemed unable 10 waih and bad .
o. Allow such 4 you saw, and such as you have do
ecribed, what might be the immediate effect upon the
mina o. inc person receiving tho injSrys thr Han OBJ
eeted under the former ruling The Court decided 10 ex
eiude the question for the present. $500
Q. From the effect of such blow as you saw given,
how long might person ve and yet die rom the eects
ii that blowS The District Attorney objected 10 tho
question: and the Court sustained the objection.o
Q. About how many feet from Holmes were you wnen
the bow struckY A. About twenty feet the biow
stunned the man. when man Is stunned no has not the
proper OF his faculties.
O. what would be the result OF such blow upon the
heada A. sort OF insanity or excitement upon recover
ing Consciousness.
o. From the effect Of such blow how long might
person live and then def A. 1t depends upon where
the blow WAS received.
Q Are there not instances whore death has been
traced back as lar "a ten or twelve years from the ELECTS
Of such blow9 A. Yes.
By Mr. Hall-Q. You do not know Holiness A. do
not did not know him at the time, and did not examine
his wound
Timothy Ryan deposed that he was policeman IN tho
First precinct at the time Of Gouriey's DEATH do
ceased at the hospital and Afterwards the body 1T
the wake Holmes az the station house that My BIT
after the occurrence Sheohan, who was with Gourey
the night In question, ID dead.
tho night Of the afhr9 A. did; his head had some
blood IT, Sheehan 10 dead and buried heard uiat he
died from Q beating received IN tho Foursh ward
The testimony OF DR.. f W. Derby, OF the New York
Hospital was then read to show the cause OF death The
evidence was that used the former trial. and sub
mtted the jury without objection On the part oil
the counsel for the defence
Mr. Hall then proceeded to read the examination OF the
prisoner given On the Coroners inquest, and there
being objection the part OF the counsel for the de
| fence, the document submitted to the jury.
The testimony for the prosecution here closed and The
case was adjourned until eleven O'Clock this morning.
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aeout =. .yv incorrectly interpreted, s,d, 81 -, and
conner mining viii soon become OF the most sr,.nt
a. indeed net the predominant, interest Oft sp.,cry
goveruine code mining districts, "nsra re.
rtraplng sstu.es similar 70 the pinpr nss e cafor.
Ma recommended for The adoIno the Legislature.
general act o. incorporation r mining companies ~
also recommended.
The healthy condition Of finances OF she Territory
snpcars that ayng Prem 'n Of the ,a,
able property o. this Territory is FIVE milhous
Grand and two hO0S SnSsars a0 asat
there was in the Treasury, at me commence
ment 9. the fiscal year ending oct. ~, 1908
Eve tn Island four hundred and thirty.nne dollars aud
siy ~ssht cents that received into the Treas
Try during the nscal thirty thousand eight hun.
was sbursed during fiscal year eleven thousand four
hundred and eghiyhve dollars and thirtysevsn cents
leaving the treasury at the close OF sns fiscal year
| ninety. nine doars and forty three cents.
The message s signed 'Amos Reid, Acting Governor !"
dated Executive Department, U. T.. g. g. L. City,
R~e lS63.n
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CLEARED
steamship Parkefsburg Whitehead Portland-H Crcm-
Ship Constitution tBr,, McNay Lverpool-williams
ship Daniel Webster. Spencer London-E Morgan
ship pirandello (Ita). Piraudclo, paermo--Moo 4
Bark Sam Sheppard (Br). Jewcti, Matanzas-J Ward
& Hsls9a r @ Shaw 81 sD rbbs%Son
ssg Nary laSe 6Br scLssn slsal,J whllney CO
schr Clio tBr). Mcdonald ST Thomas-c Trnmbul
schr Mary Morgan tBr), o'Bien Havana via Nassau-
schr Mira W Holt Lord Santa cru7-o re Peters
sehr Fanny keang Porter, washinston-Yates Psr,er
sseer ny Helen; Psdries Ramo,s.-vap prqpis siagh.
schr Surprise, Beers, Boston-Bsker Dayton.
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brig George Robert. sBr, Barnes, East Harbor, IT, u
days with salt TO Brett Son GO. ,,.u., I'm nsc "a q.
Brig Tettia Ann (Br), Woodford LinFan Cb DEC % via
Newport Jan H. with coal, 70 Small Co. >, 49,. .
Brig Clara Pckens Rich, Port Royal days. In ballast 70
schr Arctic tr) Johnston, Long Island Bahamas via
Sound, rs days With salt, TO Brett, Son 90,
Schr New, McKeaR, York River 80.
eohr Maracaibo Henley, Portland 10 days
Ss sl Fs s e. E.'h
fchr Camilla johnson, Passport ~ days
schr Bay State, IIallctt, Boston days
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roo, 70 Q ouarcrmas,er;, or
Ship statesman.
BARK Milton.
Bark Is A Souder (Br)
rrg Lizzie Ryder. ..urn
10th sbips Flag Of Our Union Mnnehaha, Plymouth No
Plug Ultra Goschen Vanguard Jas Foster barks Thos
Pope Almoner New York Amelia briggs New Globe, Gale
ma Reed. Anita owen, NaiaJ. Nile Rockingham, Hoderc,
Wnnderer Ring. Juno, Schiller, Ocean Wave; schrs NY
Clinton Anna. Graham. scerire Tempera2cc. Wooster;
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Cranmer Moonlight } w Lawrence j. A Johnson Louisa
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MIA Iasfula Coz SAerly. A Ycnng. Brown, Don,
Golden West, Nelly Potter Hipokey, II Middlsop, Rest.
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ess. purfes Hver Queen Yorktown & Hamilton, n
Bearse, union Grandsll. 2 Brown, 2 Wrsht ARes
LeQeett w Crawford Rue. Washington West Wind al
8 Watson Trade Wind, u CLIFFORD From below, " gun~
boat Tsphone.
I7th-Bark Dennis Horton
Wind at sunset NE. with dense fog and rain. =
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Dam ages Against a Policeman
MAEINE COURT.
rlcfore Judga Allsev

On the sth OF August last citizen named John oNoi
had some words with a policeman, named Christian T
Glenn, relative TO drunken man whom the officer re.
fused to take 70 the station house. which resulted in the
arrest OF Nell and bis being locked up night. Tho
ctzen feeling that he had committed no offence and be-
nevng that the arrest was unjusti6sble commenced
suit against the officer for damages The case was tried
the plaintiff = 49, W.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

SrARKs-PEARsAlL.--it Westchester, on Wednesday,
January O. BY the Rev. Samuel Appleton WILLIAM e
SPARKS 70 ESTHER E., daughter Of Denton Pearsal ESQ,
Of Weschester.
VAN NAME-lIERsIRRAu.-- Brooklyn on Sunday,
January II, by the Rev Mr. Cuyer, Mr. WILLIAM VAN
NME OF Jersey City, 10 Miss HATTIE A. MERsEREAU, Of
Union, Broome county, NJ Y.
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" without pain by Dr. nj III Surgeon chiropods NO 10
Bowery, over CtIgens' bank Rice Annih,a'or cures
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S HlPPIN & NEW S f.

uovsns onts OF Ocean Steamers.
Mails forwarded by every in the regular
The steamers for from Liverpool call Queenstown
espt tho Canadian line. which call Londonderry
steamers for or from the Continent call st Southampton
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
An inss ans paefoc int fed for hs Nsw YoRK Hxr.Es
sloufib Be seuicd
ALMANAC ron srw yoRR-Tnis DAT.
suNrisrs 2lI sooS SITS morn %
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
pster.hure RenAtrrd unnl.nann,.

New YORK, June 23-The Times special
correspondent with the End corps. near Pc
tersburg, Virginia, under date Of Mondsy the
10Th, At o'clock, says that General Birney
is occupying the nearest position to the city,
at range Of about 200 yards, he opened a
battery upon the place, and for FIVE hours be
kept pabombardment, which must have rem
dered Petersburg anything but an agreeable
place for residence during the time The eff
tects OF ahellng have not been ascertained
aside from the burning OF some buildings.
The Tribune's special at Headquarters Of
the Army Of the Potomac Of the 2Otb says
that there was severe shsrpshooung Yesterday
and to-day, with occasional guns, but there
was no advance attempted by either army
The right quarters, which are close to Pc.
tefsburg and close TO the river, sustained at
o'clock this morning. for an hour, a terrific
rain Of shells and solid shot Among the
wounded is Colonel Henry Smith. Of the head.
quarters guards who lost both legs, but will
probably survive Colonel Tompkins bat
teries finally slenced the euemys
The Void special, in the field near Pc
tersburg, Of the 2lsl, says would be less sur
prised to awaken in the morning and fud
that Grants army were in position, somewhere
in the enemy's faux, than would At finding
that he had attacked them in front aud forced
them from their present position
Lee has a siroug position on our front and
is defending it with his entire army as |
learn. He certainly has every incentive for
lighting, as long as he has the slightest
chance OF holding our army at bay--If we
beat him good by TO further railroad com
munications with Richmond Therefore if he
wishes TO save the Capitol he must exert him
self here Our troops are dangerously clos
to Petersburg, so near is one portion Of our
line to the city that they could with all ease
have sent shells through it at poiut blank
range.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

New Y0aE, June 20-The Heratds cor
responded says the rebels did not reply to US
while shelling the city in front for The rea-
son, perhaps, that their batteries are 50 we'll
covered by our sharpshooters that it is dbl
cult 10 work the guns, Birney has strength
ened his lines in front OF the % corps, and
made them secure Prisoners report that
Hills and Longsueet's corps arrived al Pc
tersburR on Friday, but they we're instructed,
10 case OF capture, TO say they belonged TO
Wises brigade or Bea1regard's command -
Another Herald correspondent says: Gen
Wilson and bis cavalry moved and we're about
miles south Of Prince George Cou.t House,
70 protect our left flank aud rear Our pick
etstxtend from our left infantry line to Black
water creek.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

NEw YORK, June % Stocks DAN lower
money 7 sterling nominal gold opened at
250, nj o'clock 2ls; Reading 38i; n. Y.
c. S23 Erie l29 z 5 SIS 81; i2O's 67;
81 coupons l29i $50 coupons 81 730 cou-
p0ns o. one year certificates s6f cotton
qniet 45@4S; -four less active unchanged
S75@ss5 ex State; a9OG925 round hoop
wheat dull and lower 200; Spring and Nil
wauhee club 20s PA Winter red corn quiet
90 new mixed Western oats frmer 92G 92@.
Western pork firm 39 mess S95O@4O,l2I
new 81 old 81 lard quiet l63@l64 whis-
Ike quiet l7li sugar somewhat excited l9l6
70! cuba 20@254, petroleum dull crude
rs refined bond 80 free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Herald Is Dispatch headquarters army Poto-
mac June 2lsL--Yeserday morning, at
4 o oeloek, Thomsons rebel cavalry, with
artillery, attacked he White House aud con.
tinued the assault iii half past p. NJ from
these we learn tina; our loss had not exceeded
or 3 killed and wounded, explosion Of a reb.
e cassoo out number of them horse de com.
bat sheridan was arriving aud would par
tltpate in the engagement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

POGtpDnement Of the Chicago Conven-
tiOn.
INV YoRK, June 22.-At n meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the National Democ.
racy, held here odny it was voted that in
deierence TO decision of very large num-
Ter Of the leading members Of the Conserya.
tive Union Democratic Party throughout the
country, the meeting Of The Democratic Ma.
tional Convention be postponed 10 August
2slh, 1864, at IL 0 clock at noon, at Chicago
lSignedO AUcUsTE BELMONT, Charm.
Fred o. Pierce, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
No chanRe Of Pn.ltion.

HEADQUARTERS, June n % A M--Some
skirmishing took place along The line yester-
day and last night bat no change Of position
has been mode by either party during the last
three days. The enemy are busy throwing
up works at different points, and although our
lines reach within three-quarters OF mile of
Petersburg, thsy seem determined 10 hold il
to the last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

New YoRI, June % "A meeting Of bank.
ers AID brokers to-day appointed committee
TO visit Washington 70 endeavor 10 secure the
repenl or modification Of the gold bill
Up 10 2 z NJ TO d,y, no decision had been
arrived At on the question OF postponenent
of the Peace Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
LATEST Mn Hys.
AFTERN ooN GrroRT.


FT. Monroe, June % Il learn from Wbile
House yesterday morning reports at 6 . clock
On the 2Oth, Fuzhueh Lee and Wade Hamp-
ton attacked our forces, entrenched there, uu-
der Gen Abercombie, but were repulsed and
driven back by our gun boats The rebels
then planted n battery and fred on the boats
aud land icrces which was continued till 4
o'clock, The rebel loss was comparatively
heavy. Prisoners captured, state that our
gun boats were m staken for transports, and
the rebels expected TO capture our troops be-
fore Sheridan could come to our assistance
At o'clock Sheridan arrived with bis entire
command Our loss was only wounded -
Abercombie received a despatch from Grant,
during the engagement, to hold the place at
all hazards. There was some skrmshing
yesterday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Dead. Major Luther Brueu, who suffer.
Ell suputation Of the leg from wound in
one Of the recent battles, died in Douglas
Hospital, Washington City, Jone a. lie
was at one time associated with Judge Wright
iu the publication Of the Cincinnati Gazette;
and had been for mauy years prominent
citizen of this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

New YoRK, June 23.-The following from
the Washington specials: Senate Committee
on foreign affairs have resolved to take no
definite action on Mexican resolution, until
the next session. This determination was
parity consequent on Corwin's visit here.
Judiciary Committee viii be ready ia few
days to report their decision in the Arkansas
Case and will probable recommend that the
States which have not been entirely reclaim
ed from rebellion, shall not be allowed votes
in the Electoral College
General Grant has ordered the distribution
ct whisky ration to our troops in front Of
Petersburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
By Telegraph.
aEPoRrED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.

General sherman Gains on the Enemy.
New YoRK, June 22 TO Meior General
Dix "A dispatch from Shermans head
quarters, dated yesterday at hafpasl o clock
states that It has rained almost necessarily, in
spite Of which our lines have been pushed
forward steadily, and an important position
has been gained 10y General Howard The
enemy made seven different assaults on Gen
eraI Whnakers brigade Of Stanley's division.
and losing not less than. seven or eight hun.
dred men Two hundred killed we're left in
Whitaker front The assault was followed
by h heavy fire Of artillery, under which the
position was fortified aud ia now safe Our
cavalry ia across MONDAY Creek on our left
and one brigade Of the 23i corps is across
Moss Creek on the right, but the rebel left is
behind Swamps and the rains prevent any
advance. The fighting has been quite severe
at all points, the enemy resisting stubboruy.
and attempting the offensive whenever he
can. General Sigel reports, from Martins
burg, that there is no truth ia tho statement
OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 2Oth, in
relation 70 The arrival Of Moeby Winchester
is not occupied by the enemy, nor are the tel
egraph wires cut between this place and Har-
per's Ferry
No military intelligence has been received
from any other quarter to-day, by this Depart.
ment (Signed) f. NJ STANTON
Secretary of War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
MORNING REPORT.


WASHINGTON June 22-Passenqers from
city point report siege Of Fort Darling com.
meuced Monday, but We have no confirmation
Of this
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

The POlOrtieomOrama This celebfa
ted exhibition which opens at Huston Hall
tomorrow evening, and which has been re
ceived with unparalleled public favor in the
cities of the West comes TO us with the very
highest recommendations. Indeed, our eX
changes TEEN with glowing accounts of It's
beauties aud from among the numerous no
tices we have seen, we clip the following from
the Chicago Journal
ave are glad TO announce TO the readers OF
the Journal, that the fine historic painting
and excellent work of art, the .Po opucomo.
rama, will remain with us another week.
All that has been said OF II 10y the New y Urk,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburgh
press, with the mention we have heretofore
made of it, have tailed to convey full idea
OF its merits and interests AS work Of art,
it is q creditabls production, aud some OF the
scenes are very happily expressed. As rep
resentatlol Of historic incidents lt is hle-Ike
and grand IL carries us to the furnaces of
the rebellion, Slows Us Sumter amid flames,
roaring OF cannon and bursting Of shells I;
beautiful bat wicked Charleston, Burnside 5
storm.tOssed and scattered heeti GJSpurt
Navy Yard cobhagratlon; the heigale
through which the Mississippi squadron pass
ed the RATS oil fire; Island No. TO- Bull
Runs Terrible Roui; Doneson and Sliioh F.;
fredericksburg; Anuetam the Monitors
great victory, and oil the prominent battles
OF the rebehon-battes by night and by day
Some of the scenes are starting and TERRIBLE
Elsworths death and the fate of his mur.
derer ia painful TO look upon so is the
picture OF the "Un-named Heroes" though
beautiful even in It's blood Many of the
scenes are beautiful. as that of Harper's
Ferry, Maryland Hights the City OF Rich
mond--the city OF treason aud death, illu-
minated at uight-a tine specimen Of art;
the liie-size group OF distinguished Generals,
among whom Burnside, Rosecrans, Grant,
are much admired,
Not the least attractive iea ure is the ac-
companying descriptive lecture, which, aside
from the Information il gives respecting the
great rebellion, is a fine elocutionary produc-
tion, Of itself worth the price Of RdmIss on
As this splendid work Of art will remain in
our city only few days, large numbers Of
our citizens and their families will of course
embrace the opportunity which is nov offered,
of witnessing one of the finest entertain
ments in the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Notioe-The Hibernian Benevolent So
Oiety will have their Pie-Nic on the Fair
Grounds, on the 23d inst. All are invited;
especially the Members German Societies, as
We intend to be with them on the Alb Of July
PHlLH FARRELL, Fiee PresL
June II. dtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Grand Italian Opera Troup Our
musical loving citizens will rejoice at the
announcement that the Italian Opera, from
New York, Boston and Philadelphia, nelud-
ing Miss Alelide Phillips, the celebrated
Prima Donna Contral'o, Sig Briguoli, The
greatest living Tenor, Sig Moucusi the emf
nent baritone, Sig Susini the famous basso
proiondo Madame Zappucci I'd Donna Sig
Nardni and Sig LecstelI I'd Basso under
the Musical Direction Of Maestro Bendeinr
will visit our city next week, and give two
Opera Nights. When the Barber of Segijie,
and Don Pdsqulie will he presented
A subscription list will be- opened to-mor
row at Mr. Kenny's Music Store for both
nights, 80 as 10 insure the heavy expenses o.
the company
We hope that such rare treat Of high
music will he well patronizad by our fashion
able, and musical circles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Once more We say get the best Barometer
while they are in the market AT Hickey 5
326 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Town Lots at Public Sale.--on Sat
urdsy, June 25th, 1864, C P. Huber L Son
will sell Lots Nos 1920, 1921, and 1922
The Lots are on Snyder 4 Prossers plat, and
front on Wyoming street, near Wayne. The
Lots will be sold without any reserve what
ever Sale at the Court House, at p. NJ
June %. d3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

The several scenes as they pass in view, will be
iilu irated with graphic accompanying lecture by
r. GRANT BARNvsLL, the gifted ihlladelphia Elocu.
eloquent delineatons, have elected the highest
eneomluIns Of the Press, and the plaudits Of the
putlic
IN order 10 al rd to h an op ortunity Of witness
ing the GreR Exhibition, during its ort stay in this
city the following rates of sdm ssiOn nave been es-
tablsh-d:
Admission to an parts Of the House--25 cts chill
drcn unaer years ofage-l6cts Seats may be se
cured during the day, WITHOUT ExtRA CHARGE Al
kenaoy's music store, $40 Third street
sPECAL HoriCE.-1he above Exhibition IL IN no vay
ideutiheu wlth an ts ior Pm rama, which exhibited
IA ths some months ago, making an unauthoriz-
ed use OF our name and title. The manager deems
thls statement necessary out Of simpe usice TO the
Prople,ors and tho Public
~ ndaternoon exhibition for the special &C.
commodauo Of d aides aud Children, on Saturday
and wedne sday NJ 81 o'clock
Eya-LlbeiM arrnug ments made with Schools,
aemnsres, &C. on Application to the Manager
luue2ldt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Agents Wanted To sell Timbys Porta-
Bile Barometer. None but the best need apply
Agents are now making from Eve to fifteen
dollars per day Send for circular TO A j
Goodenouph Agent, for Q At Riekey's Book
Store 326 Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

For Sale "A covered Spring Wagon will
be sold CHeAPl Inquire No. 339 Third St.
June 10, GA DIV.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
sHERIFFs SALE.

John s. McNeal
vs. No gQ00
Young 8. McNeal superior Court
DY virtue Of an order Of sale made BY tho superior
10 Court oi Montgomery county, Ohio and to me
directed Will otler at Public sale at the door OF
Cour- House IN tho city Of Dayton, on saturday,
July 3Oth 1864 ~ ocloc p. NJ. Of said day the iol
10 ing described real estate, w;
Tho undivided one-ninth o., part Of the southwest
quarter of School section No. 10, town two ~ and
range i've 90 containing one hundred and five acres
more or less situated IN the Township of Washing
tom county Of Montgomery and State NJ Ohio Snid
one ninth (l9) part ol said pr tses have been al
praised nnaer an order OF an Attachment issued In
this case at two hundred snd eighty dollars and can
no. sell for less than two-lhrdso its appraised value
Terms cash.
GEO. woGANiAN, sheriff
E. TRoNra N, Atry. iune2q w6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

The Journal has good deal to say about
the rascality of Democratic Banker" al
SpringGeld while it says very little about o
Black Republican borrower ot Dayton. How
ever it is so rare that Democrat pepetrates
al act of villainy, that the Republican press
is justified in making the most of it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23
City and Other Matters.

Gold opened POS, and at ote o'clock at
2ls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

Ventilation.-lt is said that the Mayor
has not good room, and that it needs yentl-
alton. We connot say as TO bic ROOM but If
what razor seller told us few days ago is
true, some Of his official proceedings need
ventilation quite as badly as his office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-23

We had a most refreshing shower yesterday
P. NJ And vet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice Of it two and a hall hours before it
commenced Go to Rickeys and buy one
willie they are in the market