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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
Ernn Ihe SonIh.

The New York vess derives important in
telliaeuco from gentleman who has just
succoedcd in mukinq his way North out of
the Southern Coufederacy, We coBdeuse n
few items
Vast quantities Of railroad iron, cars and
LOCOMOTIVES, have been imported and more
manufactured in the Confederacy; so that
their steam transportation so indispensable
IN the movement Of troops is better now
than at any former period.
Mobile, the great souheru stronghold Is in
a complete state o, d,fence-superior in this
respect to the best fortified harbors Of Europe
Tho forts contain guns that threw halls Of
$50 lbs wuich will pierce any rouside or
monitor udoat In addition there are obstrue'
tons, floating batteries, torpedces, &c Many
irouclads are being built, and the re capture
Of New o leans is on the programme.
The couscription has been vigorous, and
the srmy has received great &C session Of
young, strong, robust men The number Of
boys who have grown fit to carry arns since
the war began, is fully equal 10 the lossel
Southern manufactures constantly increase
in number. Every house /, in some meas
ure a factory, where fabrics arc made, useful
or Indispensable
lis asserted that 10000 good soldiers
have been added to the army siuce January
lst, and that the veterans number $50 900
more.
Greet determination is manifest to defend
Atlanta. Johnson has 80 900 men, aud there
is reserve at that place of 10000
In case Of necessity Lees forces can be
increased, by six months men, to 100000,
J.GD1vis had personally announced to tn,
people of Richmond, that all Of Grants plan,
were known and measures taken to defes
them.
Fiuely, the informant of the NsDs believes
that Lee has actually no 600 men, and caI
huvo more II he needs them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

We find the following incident in an ex
change. How many such are trenapirinR
every day, which never become known TO the
community:
MRS Betsy Elliott, whose husband is IN the
Seventeenth Maine Regiment, was found dead
ia Portland, few days since on the Aoor,
there b'ins no bed or furniture in The house
and nothing to eat Her daughter, about ff
teen years old, was the only person With her
The corpse wa'lying upon few and there
was nothing in the house to cover il with.--
She died from want"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
From north csrel,ns.

The Hernld's B chellor creek correspond.
ent says: On the m irning sour moniior tor
pedos taken from the train At thar Sisiion, on
explosion occurred, killing over 40 soldiers,
blowing the signal ,oacr ard commissa'y
building 8, 900 feet into the air The soldiers
were mostly men Of New York regiments
Lrbc mathematical reader viii discover ~
dividing The height to which the tower was
blown, g 600 feei) by the number Of ftorpsdoe.
~ that It is just 2 900 feet per torpedo Eds.
Etnnire
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEw YoEE June The steamer Fulton
has arrived from Port Royal the 30lh. Gen.
erRl Foster has assumed command Of the De.
partment Of the south General Hatch 10 ap.
pointed TO the District Of Hilton Head.
A Convention Of the loyasts at jackson.
vile Florida, had taken place They sent
deleg stes to the Baltimore Convention De-
ssrteFs from Savannah arrived at Port Royal
the 9th, report that Johnston reirea,ed be.
fore Sherman 20 four miles Of Atlanta, where
the 6nal battle will occur No further move.
ment in the Charleston harbor. Sumter was
materially damaged In the late attack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

According to the fashion OF the lines
seven Of the reverend guests we're allotted to
one large barrack room which was used on
such occasions OF extended hospitality TIE
butler took care that the divines were pre-
sented according to custom, each with Bible
and bottle Of ale Bot after little cor.
sultadon among themselves, they are said to
have recalled the domestic Just as he was
leaving the apartment, My friend" said
one OF the venerable guests, you must know
that wnen we meet together the youngest
minister reads aloud portion Of the Scrip
ture 70 The resi-, t,--only one Bible therefore is
necessary take away the other six. aud In
their places bring sx bottles Of ale"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

THE Rt0Hr DOoTRNr The Democracy Of
B-rseu county, New Jrrsty, held a meeting a
few days since TO choose d d,legalea 10 the State
Convention which meets for the purpose OF
appointing delegates 10 Cheago on the Of
July. AT this Bergen county meeting The I'll.
low ng eoupd resolutions wsre adopted:
ResOirsd That his war is uneonsututional,
wicked and nhuman, aud ought 70 be stopped
Rssoiped, That the Delegates 10 Chicago
ought 70 rndesyor to place the candidate pou
the old-lsshoned Democratic Platform, inclu-
ding an endorsement Of the Kentucky and
Virginia Resolutions, aud hostility to ,ogus
elections
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
Hnl for HnmIltOn!e

Distinguished speakers have been iuvit-
ed To attend the meeting at Hamilton on
the 18th day Of June next. The Democ-
racy of Montgomery county, and Of the
District generally, are invitei to attcn j.
Hons. JAMES w. WALL, FcBSASOo
Woop, Gro. II. PENpLEToN, ALEX Lovo,
and CHLToN A. WnrTE, have all been in
vited. Due notice will be given, when
answers have been received Let rs all
20 to Hamilton on that day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

-wssHrNuroS, Ju6e 2-The Times spccio
says the House Committee on FO'eipn A.
] fairs have instructed heir chairman 70 report
q resolution reiterating 70 mer resolution on
the Monroe doctrine and maintaining the
right OF Congress- TO indicate the policy OF
the Government concerning the encroach-
meula Of ioreisn pnwers on this continent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The sympathy Of the Copperhendt with Az.
gueIes IS perfectly consistent and corrnsPou'
lent with the fitness Of things,-JouRNAL
The New Yo,k Evening Post and Gin
innati Gazette, two Of the most widely
circulated aud influential Of the Republican
papers, 'sympathize' with A,guelles. So
also do the Republican Delegate, TO the
fremont Convention, and the many thous.
and Republicans whom those delegates re-
presented Copperheads are on tho iu-
crease.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

One ofthe O0verbment iron.clsds is named
Dictator" and it is said Mr.. Lincoln regards
il as personal compliment 10 himself We
snppose he nexI will be named the "Usurper
A feet OF iron clAds could be named, and all
BE- equally complimentary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

1t isa mistake to imagine that Demo.
Gratis oppose the Womau's movement a.
gainst imported goods They simply point
out its folly. and there leaye il. Ii the
Government can procure gold to pay in
terest from any other source than duties
on imports, the Democrats are quite con
tent that il should 10 30.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

THcY have baen holding an abolition spir.
ilusi war convention in New York, and somo
uf the speeches are reported in the Tribune
Ia this report we find lhe following piece Of
blasphemy, which is really too despicab y
wicked for public print, but we give Il 10
show the awful depravity Of this school ol
loyal fanatics Me- Clarke made speech,
in which occurred th' following passage:
"Whaiev"r might be said about non resist
ance and rallytne round the cross, we must
reRizs the Stern fact that Christ OF no Christ,
We we're now a. war; we we're not peace men
but war meR We made war nov and forever,
against everyIhln that wGs against life, liber.
ty, and the pursuit. Of happiness. If Jesus
Christ did not know in this Struggle whether
he was on the aide Of JEFF Davis or Abraham
Lincoln, be would spit upon him a. the Jews
did"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

CLEVELAND, May 81.

CLEVELAND, May 81.
The kccnest regret 10 felt by the lpauinp
spirits Of The Convei tiuu Tint Horace Greele,
/, not present 10 give bis IL 1uentai prestige
% he occasion. The absence of The txt ecl
ed thousand could be endured better than Ia,
lissrpointment Of not having he weight oi
the Tribune 10 give character. etc and estab
sh cot6dpuco IN The movement Il has no,
even a reporter here, and then Congress
not represented either, Graz Brown hay
Jog failed TO appear os yet, sud the rulinl
political genios OF c s Pomproy is slso miss.
ing Rev n 4 Cheever oil Worcester, Mas
brother Of George B hna just arrived, and l.
to tnke part in the proceedings
The Democratic Plnindealer is in ecslac,
over the Convention This ntternoon's paper
Describes the hotels as foil Of atrangers, III,
streets iammed. aud passage along the avenue
out OF Tue question. It r,joces that juslic,
s 10 be done 10 victim Of Presideriia
rsnuy The dsy, it says, marg4 M epoch
he death knel Of LiucoIn's ambition.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

i is now positively asserted that Chase
win not be a candidate for President
We should rather surmise he would n't
under all the circumstances. But if he
should be prevailed upon to run, we sug'
rest Brigham Young as the candidate for
Vice President.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MoRNlNo REpoRr.


OLD TAvrRS CHURCH Va May 30 We
have again haDked the enemy orr forces we're
stthuraSu lrvm the nVrth siue VI NOrlh Aupa
river last Thursday and Friday. Sheridan
with bis cavalry marched allnight, and GseRg's
iivisi0n Of cavalry marched oil night, and
Thursday morning the Fords on the Pamunky
we're IN our possession BsSer's North Caro-
ns brigade opposed our advance, AID resis'
ed. When we laid our pontoon bridge, Gus.
uar aud Devin's brigades drove them oH to
Hanover g. II killed good many, and
aptured Urge number OF prisoners. The
Sixth Corps was soon at our heels Then
came the Second the Eight and the Ninth
the reader may understand this-"if he
iau Eds Grant was on bis ri ht Htnk,
nd he must away 20 Richmond Saturday
morning Gregg's Division Was Gred into near
dawes Shop Davies brigade was fred into
n advance. The woods seemed alive with
ebpls. and they Soon began 10 res1und With
the sharp voleys Of our carbines In n short
tune Dawes entire line brigade was hRhing
"a earnest Colonel Gregg was ordered TO
Davies support, and remainder of the division
vas hoty engaged, Ftzhugh Lee command
in person. Hs cavalry corps was sll Fl 'ht-
ug, assisted by brigade OF mounted Il e.
caters from South Carolina, commanded by
'olonel Butler These men had Iust arrived
from the seRbord, and admit the warmth Of
the reception our men gave them fora long
me snd which kept FrshuRh Lee back.
Ne found the rebels strongly inrrenched in
these woods with heavy guns in position But
With every advantage on their side, they we're
.udty besten, h,ing from the field 10 great
confusion, leaving their dead aud wounded in
,ur hands, and over a hundred prisoners
lee army occupy the trenches about Mead.
~ and Bottom Bridges Daily communica'
ion with the White House ia opened Pamun.
J is full Of transports and Guuboats. We tx.
pect General Smith to jnin Us with bis com
nsnd in two day's. 0eueral Hancock made a
desperate effort last night about dusk to re
ieve Warren who had been slishtly preaspd
during the afternoon Oar loss was very ifi-
ding The siege Of Ricbm nd has begun.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
LenGIobaccO Nlnrkei.


Sales Of Leaf Tobacco to-day At Bndmau' p
W rchouse wore 4N hhda and 10 boxes, "a
lollows;lg hhdS K.n'uckv Lspf Luss ana
TInsh, VS. vt SGa72j 4at Ss@l0 Is. o =,
10 60tal3 4at Sl4@l5 90 2 tSld@lG so.
II hhdn Vtrs inin Lea, snd Lays wa 81 3
At 10 81, | at Sl7 10, u Is rs at Is 60, |
AT 20 90, Ht2g at 80 | at 49, 10 hhdt
Ohio, private a,le NJ 80 rs 10 boxes WI.
einiu, ranging iiom s. TO S29
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
The Armies in Georgia.

very short time must bring intelligence
OF the highest Importance from the arm es in
IeorgIa, The reports that General Joe John.
Ston's army was fleeing in demoralized con.
d'tion, as well AS those which credit General
sherman with series OF vittories, not only
ARE not to be trusted, but are posi- lively untrue
Of n like character is the rumor that General
JuhnstOns army was fastening to the aid Of
General Lee So FAR rs the numbers killed
and wounded make up victory, General John.
stou has largely the advantage of General
sherman, tor his troops in each engagement
fought behind intrenohmeuts His retreat be-
Yond the Etowah was evidently prcarranged
aud admirably conducted Il ia absolutely
necessary 70 hold Atlanta, and TO the Conled
crate commander that def nee is coniided H.
can oalY defend it by giving or accepting bat
tie Thisis his duty and his purpose, uud
therefore not n soldier has been sent from hi,
army --Nelr York Ne,cs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, June 2
HARSHMANS FLoUR--Red wheat
wholesale 2i
WHEAT-$l So
CORN-l00i shened 90@l00
OATS-70
RYE 45Sl so.
BARLEY-$i 20
COFFEE-4s@ 90.
SUGAR-l9G22.
EGGS-l3@l6 per dos
WHISKY-l 30
CHEESE -l7@l9
DRIED PEACHES-le@2O
DRIED APPLES-l2@ Is.
BEANS-Per bushel 81 5O@3 co.
HAY--Timoihy $32 per ton.
TEAS-Sl G5@2 90
RICE-l3k@i5 per lb.
LARD--l4@lS
BUTTER-2O@25
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
R.h,l Psp,ra on as,uraar,. EIrh,

NEw YoRE, May 81 The Times special
says; Rebel papsrs q yesterday claims that
Fuzhugh Lee and Hampton met whole
corps on Saturday-while Ia fact, we had only
Gregg's Diylsion and one Of Torbetts brig.
ad,s enRag They admit defeat, and put
their loss At 100, that they we're obligs 70 leave
their dead and wounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

UPwARDs OF 100 FEMALE SoLpfRRs "A
Washington correspondent SAYS the oficia
records Of the military authorities IN tina,
ruy show that Vploards Of one hundred Sna
Uty Finale recruits have been discovered
anc made to resume the garments of ihei,
sex. It's supposed that nearly all of thea
were in co Iusion with men who we're examiu.
ed by the surgeons aud accepted, after whiIl
the fair ones substituted themselves and cam,
on TO the war Curiously enough, O over
seventy Of these martial demoiselles, whel
their sex was discovered, were acting ne
o0icer's se,uaats In one regiment alone
there were ssDsHiesH olEicers servants, IL
b ue blouses aud pants, who had to be clothed
In calico and cruoltne. Even General
who HIS won many laurela in the war, had a
handsome, fresh.look ng detailed man" acting
rs his clerk whose real name turned out {,
be Mary Jane C., and who has parents il
Trenton who are eslimsble members Of society
She said in excuse that "aho wanted to se,
The world She is ssupposed to have seen il
and The d 'ab and the devil So
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

Bds~ The BoNon Post statss that the result
OF ,hs unti gilk IN lvem 3nt ia that city appea
to be that the ladiea have made extra purchA
sers, 90 as 10 have great quantity on hands
aud that one retail dealer alone sold Sl2 900
worth the day following the recent movement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
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r. CO mpo9tlon ~ Pstril gents, absoItcnta, admu.
/ lants end rtnitat yes, Win h tvtiN Isic.n 20.
knowl'dR " he ur'y ~ lRieti thi Wll ,iTcts
uPruan.ul cure of Npl rF ~ Dystter 2 hH Anti
Chcl nv Mixture In n0w IN u-e N some ~ ur tnty
~ sprls Nh,tc II gives the create apts'a i,b. Il
h., aved tho vcr ~ q ousnnin Of cur e. T. ers and
ntts mss ard We VII puaiautVe u 20 ic the b, st I,
y ~ The world for lisrfhcn md Us aentaiy
Nr Woods, ci CUyit gtun. NV. VII be tnrPt hRnry
siy a~ts ths virtue ot Slri, iai,d'n And.
''hOlt Mxturo; In a We haze great humhcr of
rrGnvnials ron psu, ME Who have teen d siicr
eng pronouuredin ptsl ie by heirl byscians, sorno
tlteT tang ory one ottle Of firrHlpnd'a Anti Choi-
va MiKtto II "a suAoy vi h Di.rih,a sI,i yseu.
teryty one bottle hi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
Resd tho Glowing:
(Testm nj y Ais Ss,oA Gopd.)

(7sstp nj i As sook copb) -p-
p.o, r.y,... o,.o ,..r. ALsshf, Ntw YORK.. aia
md my hair ens % 4 fSst oa, ytry l
lac da.a.r ep ,sd mn 2 tee Has ogt oml4s.s
brokeu, tho turning Rd tyhrl sSnsailo Nas'bs su
90 "blgi would erliy m.dy s.s i'm,elt l1t
"tn- OF his clty was intorn ed ts then, tlft The
dis'asewuh eh'ch u'l 20 ~ Wa Uti, tt owas areh
your adyertten,nt nt and agnslud,d consult ytu
oq N. .uic imo that you Noea snditfte ls dis'eeo
Witht at r'nce / p seed veil N your hends,
ana am. .hg rev Is srei lnser 7, ssa o. hnr
Nus ,AE,n o Us, Va sonth Pear ,tre T.
nsir Roslnr,r. nhd their nnmo " legion, that ills
the ONLY PREPARATION
That would caecuRly and permanently restore the
hair Of thosc whoHre aid aud prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The rso and taridiy Increasing ale n Restorative
Is he slru4o lsudsnse ot tba uisu l9d bsutats his
com rHng upon ss astr ~
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The condolences OF ne nuila he's been obtained, and
theS sll uu,e ldsuertns 10 s m gi' apa ynst sgpeE
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Everntrhiucel I DO not tseomm,nd ~ prr,ara.
mon,6e, eeit "a slnnl-tn,r, s'hIuy, Sn3 rI.llyin
coubstent " ,h the laws of nature. 10 tho,e NhaGre
gkepugl or lncr duuu-t " u a. Q q hona Ode 0Dsgi
win forfeit $1,000
zone TboWard lobsls) It al 70 cure tho worst
cases Of pafual balanvss, undeg sheen ysafs aahd'
THE ONLY CEN iNE HAIR REsToRER.
,'Th's vsuderful reredy asoId by drusss's ssner.
il YOUR DRooGIsT HAS, NOT GOT IT srtD
SB-euree suerpp'eea " syery case where the q
reeuonN iof 70 are lmhlcAb olt1ed.
- FH'''s' per 70 ps q "a s0qiss Is ~ x
Nl2diy Albany. Ssw YoSk,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

Only two days are to be allowed draft
ed men. underthe new enrolment bill, TO
report themselves for duty. Only two
.daysto arrange their business and family
oTairs fora three years absence from home
This Is tyranny which has no example in
this ago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

It was intended by the Liacolnises TO
send men enough to Cleveland &c nomi-
nate Gront-having beforehand secured
Grouts pledge to decline. Tho trick wes
seen through aud defeated. The Frem0n-
tcrs seem TO be intensely earnest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

Gov, ANDREW, Of Mass has issued cireu.
lar hugping subscriptions Ia aid Of that old
British rascal, George Thompaon. Tney say
the fellow ia in danger Of starving A cheaper
and easter way to relieve him woud be ior
Congress to vote him an appropriation Of
Greeubacks, and SGT Me- Chase to grinding
them out, Millions on millions of dollars
have been appropriated in a no more lawful or
proper manner by the present ongreas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

II seems to be very probable that the
three hundred dollar exemption clause will
be stricken from the conscript law The
last dollar being gone some time ago, the
authorities are now after the last man,
and they ore very likely to catch him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The reader will lind an admirable srti-
Gle from the Detroit Free P,ess, reviewing
the dispatches Of Stanton TO Dix, since
Grants passage Of the Rapidau, and show
ing the gross and shameless falsehood
which has pervaded them all.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The Government succeeded through
tho idse dispatches Of Secretary Stanton.
in producing the impression in Europe that
Grant wss entirely successful in Virginia
The truth will soon be known abroad, and
tho reaction will be far more injurious then
would In been candid statement Of the
facts at first.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The Plaindealer representa- the Fremont
Convention as a grand demonstration Of
political force. Cleveland w's jammed
with delegates from all pats Of the copn'
try. The enthusiasm was unbounded.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
mANLkInn.

THnNpsoN- oREG0. un saniav evening Ma
10Th by the Rev. ! w. Henl-y, ~ tho Church ~
aprngho n, Ohio, Mr. hhu tn npson, oi Dagtn
Oh Q, 70 Mi E.iuS lane Gregg Of the iormer place.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

- The Episcopal Convention Of the Dio-
eese Of Ohio, is now ia session in this cily.
- We copy the Council proceedings from
the Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02
oonstruolion OF the Banking Law.

WAsHISoroS, June Nothing in the
BAnklng act is to be construed to prevent all
'hsres held by any person or body corporate,
from being included in the valuation OF per
,oual property ia the assessment Of taxes i'm.
Iostd by or under State authority, at the place
where the bank is located, and not elsewhere,
Ut not at greater rates than is assessed | he
srincipal cbangs from the original bill are,
hat nc bank can be organized with less capi.
taI than 100000 in small towns, and $500.
100 in ciies with population OF over 90 900
BAnks must redeem at par At National Banks
Ir designated places regarded as commercial
centres None but registered bonds can be
received as security for circulation, and nee
assRry memorandum on those can be signed
by IN officer OF the bank or by the oomptrol.
err. Complete forms Of oil kinda to CORE.
,popd with the new bill, will be Immediately
prepared by the Comptroller,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The chief accusation made against Lin
con is, that he is a man Of good eommon
sense - CONNBRelAL
His friends may rest quite easy on that
shArRe, Ger il can never be proven.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

A nvS9RT man Is unmanAgeable. To be
dooile he must, ike . bOras, have ffst had
Bit 10 bis moath.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

IT is stated that Mrs. Lincoln, during her
recent visit TO New York wi h her son TON
my" bought a splendid set Of earrings sud
pin at one OF the broadway jewelry stores,
amounting 10 three thousand dollars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

IT is said that terrible and fatal disease
Spotted EsvST, Is caused by the use OF Rye
Coffee, and other deleter Gus compounds put
up and sold as substitutes for the real article
IL will oe well for our readerslo take warning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

EYEoY6uuY q ing cured o his datressing
~ d. ep,e b, the use OF
; IN. Arjekisnds PHe remedy
Read wh Vt thoac aav who have Wa ~
Mr. t'hsrca " lsnd ti1, ct a. UisYilIe ard M J.
llasafde, OiuoioretU both wcre 90 ved tet using
me PIT nr SRI ke1d'h tile Rcp coy They eaf
hay hsve tried eve ythlns BIT u oldaln no rtel.
'ut one Pot ol trtrlHrd Pb kpmsdy ere td
'sff'ct e'itn dter sun ring tor monv srS Win tho
60 ~ Kind o( -. fhtY recOmmend every cue
Fho o stS S-ringt yit
ASK for .... as-...--
Dr Striekiqnd's PA Remedy
Sold BY all druggi q. 50 otsRp,t. Mauniaotu~edst st
" Nat Fourth ,Cnciunetl, o. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-02

The q. S. Marshal who abducted Ar
guelles, stands indicted for kidnapping un-
dor the statutes Of New York, and we hope
he will be adequately punished for the
outrage in which he has participated.
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