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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
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stores within ave 10y days ron date Of tale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
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decia-et Depot Of Waskin91on.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14

The only place where you can purchase India
huoou goods Of all kinds at Manufacturer prices n
- n. a. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SO
pennsylvaniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
stfsee. Also, All kinds Of Rubber goods besuti-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
The LadIrn Covenant.

The following is the Covenant Of some OF
the ladies of Chicago, and adopted by them
at late public meeting
For three years, or during the war, we
pledge ourselves to each other and The cqun.
try to purchase no imported goods when thnse
Of American manufacture can be substituted
I'VE furthermore pledge ours lives to pur-
chase no articles of foreign importation con-
tanned in the list appended 10 the covenant
which are
Dress goods Of velvet, silk, grenadines.
Ind Grape, and imported or4sndies, Iudia lace
and broche shaws, fans, wrought lace and
rnbrolderies, jewelry, watches and precious
stones and hair or, aments, artificial flowers
and furniture, feather, carpets, furniture, silk,
and velvets, painted china, ormou, bronze
marble ornaments and mirrors"
If,his should be carried out BY all the peo
pie of the country, the foreign revenues OF the
Government would be entirely destroyed
Where would it get its gold 10 pay the in
terest on the public debit Have he ladie,
ever thought of lh's2 Itsels gold from nc
other source - Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

Yesterday and to-day two years ago,
vas fought the celebrated battle OF Fair
Oaks, or Seven Pines, only Eve miles from
Richmond, Gen. Mcclellan commanding
the Federal and Gen. Joe Johnson the
rebel troops. Gen. Johnston was badly
wounded on the 6rst day. The 6ght did
not turn out to the advantage Of the reb-
els, as the first days operations seemed to
promise them. Their loss was said to be
5000, and the reported loss on our side,
5,794.
Strange TO say, no further engagement
took place until the 26th of June. when
the famous battles about Richmond, call
ed the Seven Days Fight, began.
Here we are. two years later. thunder
ing at the walls OF Richmond agsin, much
better prepared ourselves. but the enemy
in condition far superior to his power al
ihattime. Many bloody and destructive
battles are necessary to determine the re-
suit. It's awful to contemplate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Help.

With much that is peruicious, the FIRE.
mont Convention has given utterance to
much that is coed, and worthy OF all ac'
,sptstion. 1t announces that the Cons1
tution and Laws must be obeyed; and that
the rights OF Free Press, Free Speech, and
Habeas Corpus shall be held inviolate'-
To this extent, the Democratic party VIII
hereafter have the aid Of large, intellect
ual, and influential class of men, whose
position has heretofore identified them
with the crimes and oppression OF AOra'
ham Lincoln. They will aid US in arouS'
ing the people to a realization OF t e des'
potism which has been erected at Wash
inRton, and of the tyranny and oppression
which have been imposed upon them III
the name Of spurious aud hypocrluc"I
loyalty to the Government Whatever
else may result, it will be manifest, wher
the election is over, aud the votes counted
that there is majority Of the people, to'
formidable to be despised or tamperec
with, and ready in the last emergency Il
mite. who are resolved to maintain, a
whatever sacrifice, their inestinable ughu
as freemen. We read in the FTemon
Platform, an end 10 arbitrary arrests, lille
gal punishments, aud the tyrannous cen
sorship of the press, which has of lat
spoken only with batcd breath, and wit
the constant apprehension of suppression
and ruin in near prospective.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Is Lee Going 10 RIChmondf
tFrom Corrsspondenee Of the n. 7. Trlbune.l
WAsHiSoroS. Mav 26. 1864.


The retreat Of General Lee across the North
Anna has led many journslis s. and the peo-
pie generally to believe that he intends 70 fsll
back as often as pressed By our forces, until
inside the Notifications Of Richmond regret
that cannot share in this opinion, for AN
confident thatifhe retired within the defenses
Of the city, With a view Of standing a siege,
both the elty and his army would soon fail into
our hsnds.
My reasons for believing that the great
rebel Captain does not intend 10 fall hack to
bis capitei, or, it obliged TO do 20, does not
intend to remain there, are manifold Inthe
frat place, with-the CITY besieQed by forces,
il would be impossible for him TO subsiSt his
immense army there for any considerable
time.
Secondly the extensive fortfcstions around
the cilg render its capture nextto impossible,
except BY siege; and forty thousand troops,
with plenty Of laborers can defend il success
fully--snd more so, as they could not be
starved out so soon--as an army four times
as large.
Thirdly, It is firmly believed By prominent
rebel officers aud civil funclionaries in Rich
mond, usually we'll informed in regard to the
| plans Of their Generals, that Lee is still de-
iermined and able 10 transfer the scat Of war
| to the North The evening before Nc Harris
left Rchmord be was at The Spotswood Hn
\ tel, where there we're quite u number OF OH
GERS who wer slightly wounded in the battles
between Lee aud Grant, IN conversation with
eminent citizens, and the opinion was freelJ
expressed that Lee was getting Grant jus
where he wants him Il was stated o bt
Lees plan to lead Grant on, ard when neal
the South Anna manifest determination tC
make stand, and quickly and sud enly sliT
away and turn up where least expected. /
was further stated that be would throw hi
eutre army TO Sraunton and by forced marches
up the Shenandoah Valley, compel Grant t.
fall back to cover Washington, when be- Lee
would push his force into Pennsylvania snC
Ohio.
Wtether this is really the plan Of Genera
Lee, or whether the parties who represented
It to be such we're induging in speculation
and coujectdec, remains to be seen. It is
however, certain that for several days prio
to Mr. Harris leaving Richmond an umens
number Of cars and locomotives were sen
from there over t!e Cemrsl Road To Freder
ickshall a station ON that road, and Gordous
vile; and that great number more we're sen
, to the same points from the Souih, BY way Q
Lynchburg aud Charlo iesvile At GOrd0nF
vile and Frederickshall temporary tracks ha
been constructed to m IKE room for the hur
dreds of cars and locomotives, until the
should be required for use Whether they Ar
intended TO convey Lees army suddenly t
Ssun,on, pursuant to the supposed plan
have mentioned, or TO some point fur'ht
south, We shall see in few days But Of hi
| am perfectly satisfied, now, that Leo wl
net fall back to Richmond, or, il he does WI
not attempt o remain there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
By Telegraph,
REPORTED FOR THB DAILY EMPIRE
MORNING REPORT.



New YoRK, June The Hsrad dispatch
from Edinturg. in the Shensncoa Val e. says
A reconnoisance was made 10 force, and We
found the enemy four thousand strong We
have had very iilils skirmisbing up 10 this
time
The Heralds-Ninth- Corps disPsaoh-ssgs :
L7dlir's teconnoisance on Tuesday evening
was Of inc .lcul lille h. n Ct IL misled The rrb-
ella into the belief that ws intended 10 cut their
army in two, and obliRe them TO concentrate
in the centre, 20 hat our right and let obta'n
ed advantageous positions
The Tribune dispatch from Hunters army
says:
One Of our wagon trains was fired on last
tues sday by G,errillss, aud one OF the guard
w1undtd, General Hunter thereupon ordered
he Houses ol two prominent secessionlstI
burned vhich was done as warming The
Herald Washington dispatch say: Secretary
Chase has determined TO put in market frou
five to ten million per cent bonds, redeem
able after 1891.
Also thar French Government assured Ar
Dayton that no iron.cads will be permitte,
to leave France.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


New YoRE, May 81 - The Tribune's Ma'a-
moras letter says; R iuRees tom Aus Ia
T., x4s, report that with the exception Of some
tx hun nired men under C0lunel Ford, there
- no effective r,br force left in that state.
The Trihunes Washington dispatch saws
the indications are that b MEL Dickinson
will be The candidate for v CO President OIL
he Baltimore Convention.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says thai
Lincoln has intimated, IN case Of bis rs.elec
ion that he will make changes in his Cabinet
lhe following is pu forth as probable. Sec
retary OF State, c f Adams Secretary OF
he Treasury, Isaac Sher IN ,n Of New York
Srcretary Of War, Simon Cameron Svcreta
o Of The NAVY, W Davis Secretary O
he Interior, H Greedy Attorney Geuernl
". L Dayton; Postmaster General Schuyler
,olfsx The World also says the Irtsence o
freely, Grs,z Brown, ana Pomeroy here d
his time is significant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Current News Items.

Dispatches FROM Seo'y. Stanton, last
night. occupy a good deal Of space and
convey very little intelligence.
It,is said that rebel iron clads will not
he permitted to Lave France.
Butler pretends to some successes but
he is a convicted fals6er, and not to be be-
leved.
IT, as is asserted, the rebel iron cledS
are to he detained in F,enrh ports, it is
because the Government has purchased
Napoleon's favor by surrendering the Dig
nity and honor Of the Republic.
There is a strange reti ence in sec'y
stanton's dispatches to Dix in relation to
Federal losses in late engagements. The
inference is unfavorable.
The surrender of Arguilles, who came
% this courtry political refugee, claim
ing the right of asylum is raising terri
nc storm against the Administrations -
The Cincinnati Gazette and the n York
Evening Post, Republican papers, are at
bitter as Democratic journals 10 their de-
nuncia,ion Of this crime.
II Is conceded on all hands that the
Cleveland ticket--Fremon for President
and Cochrane for Vice Presidents We
ry strong one. It's political consequences
must be momeutous, 1t may yet chang
The aspect of parties. and lead to new com
inations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
CnnaIneine Renst

Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, has introduced
resolution into the Senate, reeiting the
treason Of Butler in the early stages of So
CO ysion, his notorious sympathy with the
movement. and also his subsequent op-
preston and robbeiies, as Lincoln's satraP
Of Louisiana; and demanding committee
of investigation. But the committee will
be refused, of courae. Lost as the leading
Republicans are to every sense OF honor
aud honesty, they yet shrink from Teys-
lation Of the crimes of man with whom
they a.e 50 intimately identified.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
N9w KO.k NlarAeI.

NEw YoRK, June /.
CoTToN-Quiet and steady and IN ddhnp
pward a. 1921
FLouR-5 eiter 45@.7 so forex,ra State
found Hoop 7 9O@o %
WHEAT-Nomua l60@l66 Chicago
spring $50 50 Mhwsukee Club l. ~
rs Winter Red.
CoRN-shade irmerl Az
OATs--ln very iair demand and steady q
594@s9l st-t-,
PoRk-Firm--25.
Brrp. -Fum ana in good demand {
BUTTER 29(G32
Cur MEATs -tirm.
LARD "A shade hrmer, l44.
WHsRY- Quiet al 81 sta 3lior WesterL
SUGAg-Fnmer at l64@ls.
PETRoLEUM-Firm,r, 40 Crude 6I refined
Bond, 69@7O Free.
NEw IoaK, June Stocks irregular
closing frmer Money and per cent. Ser
ling quiet and steady st l04 Golc
80. 20 Coupons l24i, 6's 81 Coupons n
One year eert6catrs 9sf New York Ce,'
,rsl 1871 Eie 81 l4i Reading 81 AT,
c. B, & .. "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
OmeLAI Ui.patcIl.

Was INoToN, Juue /, 7;3J A. Mo
ieNLKAL Dix:-haye uotn,ug from Gran,
| lei tuau yesterday . M.
An unofficial sp4tcn received here al
four bis morniuR, dated yesterday, at Kings
con, r. ports thai MAJOR Hopkius, vi Genera
uu m US "a C ue hom tue front tlis
,teruoon, anu says the reoeis attacked "a
1880 this morning and ut II the sHsir wac
,ver. E0tny Was repuIs,d mud oar lins Z
cached 10 TIE Railroad al Marietta. To nc
.omplsh this ject, had been Tor seyers
lays the purpose Oi Gen. Sherman move
snents. Additional forces are reaching him
.nd ample supplies
[SIgnedl e. NJ. STANTON,
Secre,a OF War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
The Fremont Platform.

Tue PLATE RNs
l. That the Federal UaiOu shall be pre-
served
2 That the Constitution and Laws of the
Union must be observed aad oOeyed -
That the rebellion must be sup-
pressed by force Of arms, and without com
promise
4 That the riRhis of free speech, The
press and hsbeas corpus be held inVio ate,
save ia districts where martial Law has been
proclaimed
! S. That the rebellion has destroyed sla
very, and the Federal Constitution should be
amended TO prohibit It's te.establishmsnt, and
to secure TO all men absolute equality before
the law.
6 That the fright Of asylu lum, except for
crime, aud sui ct TO Law, is u recognized
Irinciple Of American liberty that any vlo-
ation of il cannot be overlooked; anu
must, not 60 unrebuked
Z. That the national pol cy, known as the
Monroe Doclrine has become q recognize d
principle,
8 That the establishment Of an anti-re.
publican government on this continent BY
any foreign power canuot be tolerated.
9 That the gratitude aud support OF the
nation is due 10 the faithful soldiers and the
earnsst leadcrS Of the Union army and navy
for their priceless achievements and death
less valor 10 the defense ofour imperlled co an,
try and Of civU liberty, TVF
10. That the one term policy for the
Presidency, adopted by the people, is strength
ened by the force Of the existing crisis and
should be maintained by constitutional
amendment
IL. That the constitution should be GO
amended that the President and Vice Presi
dent shall be elected by direct vote Of the
people
IL That the question OF the reconstruc
ton OF The rebelllous States belongs 10 The
people through their representatives. in Con
/ gress, and not 20 the executive
l3 That the condscaton Of the lands o.
/ the r. bals, aud their diHributibuiion smona
the soldiers aud scluSl settler is measure
Of justice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

ALBANY, June --lhe news Of a large frt
t Il cue Falls 10 just retened here. Ia,
lrs broke ous in tue rear Of Ge1's FAIL
iolel destroying it The wind wda blowing b
.nle Tne hre spread rap y, aud soon ID,
ynols central part 0l the village Was III liam 3.
dany burIdIugs aud their enHre eonten's wel'
;ousum4d Two banks, bOtel, markets, uni
)ursallst aud Presby Lvrian cnu, cnes,t0wn hall
cademy, pJstOlliee aud large number oi
iSeIims aud busine 81 houses were -slroytd
tt drs ragged live hours, leaving the v.Ilas t
"a ruins
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
COmstiautIonai scrupIes.

The journal is suffering from a slight
attack Of Constitution on the brain. 1t
wonders that the Fremont Convention
should have committed so egregious blum
der as to nominate President and Vice
President from the State, when the ConSti-
tuition expressly forbids it. It is the Jour
nal which commits the 'sgregious blum
der Fremont is a resident Of California,
though temporarily absent from the State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Democratic District COnVen'
ton.

The Democrats Of the Third Congressional
District of Ohio, met in Convention in the
.i,y of Dayton, on Wednesday the 25th inst
pursuant to the call heretofore published, and
liter transacting some business, adjourned to
meet again at HAMILTON Butler county, on
wednesday, the 10ih june
4 IL o clock A. NJ. At that time the Conven
dop will nominate one Presidential E'eetor
for the District, and appoint two DeleGste'
and two Al,prnates to the National Demo
ratio Convention, TO be held at Chicago on
the Fourth Dsy of July next.
The Democrats Of all those Townships in
Montgomery county, and Wards in the city Of
DAYTON, ia which primary meetings we're mo-
hed on the 23d inst and from which Dele
rates we're not appointed to the Conv ntior
on the 25th, are requested to meet at the
usual places Of holding elections, iu ss'c
Townships and Wards, on Saturday the llth
Law of June, at 7 clock NJ, and appoint
delegates TO attend the Convention at Hamil
,on on the 10th Each Of said Township
will be entitled to Eight and each WsFd Il
Taree Delegates in the Convention,
A CAHILL,
Chn'n. Dem. Cen. Com.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

LrNeoLS BuYs GHEELEY -Greeley has
been more or less sulky ever since the cre'
alton of Lincoln's Cabinet. lie desired
I.lace, and did not getit OF late he has
been demonstrative in his hostility to the
Second Washington, and very Fremont
ish in the tone OF his paper. He was con-
ideutly expected at Cleveland, where he
had promised to be; and while we were
reading the disappointment of the Con
vention at his absence. the mornings dis
patch brings word that Lincoln has alrea
dy designated his Cabinet Tor the mex
term, making Greeley Secretary of the In
terror. This shows at once the baseness o
Greeley, and the fright OF poor Lincoln a
the Cleveland Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

The Cincinnati Gazette is very shy in
its comments on the Fremont nomination,
IS if it considered its support possible
luture contingency. The Commercial
pitches in furiOusly, and exhsusts its slen-
Ter resources of wit in ridicule Of the
Increment. - n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Chm'n. Dem. Cen

DAYTON, May sOrh, 1864.

AMH AABEA - y
Speaking of gambling, Washington letter
says;
.Congressmon are not heavy players nov q
days although there are instances on record
where they lost their pay and mileage before
il could be drawn Humphrey Marsh i, when
appointed Minister TO China, was 'Plucked'
of his outfit and 6rst years salary the day he
received it, and had 10 borrow money 70 get
10 Canton With. Now the officers furnish
profitable feecings, as they come in from the
front and receive several months back pay,
and contractors often leave their ill-Eotten
gains in the bank Of King Faro The most
famous establishment nowadays, is kept by
Joe Hall, whose suppers are gsstronomie
wonders, and whose wines reconcile those
who lose their spare Rreenbacks at the samlns
table to their losses
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Nzz.Z.Z.R''ZZZN u. n
r L u x.


r. imposition Gf Rstril gents, absoFtt atnu.
lehts and rnit NJ ytt. NLi'h vsi} ~ siest 40
knowl' dg' 8 hr Crly lr IHieti thit " Il 'f'ct
nerman.ri cure Of inftls' AZ DNsfter This Art.
Cho ~ Mixture is now H. use N Sttnp Of ur irn y
h. spials M re gives the pr,ait ~ setta.icr IL
h aved The YES a ousenda- of ur- Ail. srs- Ahd
ctz ms, ~ We VII guarantee 10 ie th. b, at T, me.
y ~ thr World Tor liHirhea and IyecntCiy
Mr. Woods Ci Gown gton. NV. Will he nice' harry
10 tI-y T. th' virtue OF S'rii kland's Abt
hole MiXiure; In q We have great Iumler Of
esimuniss ircm pau, n,s vic have t-srcur d srtef
heni pronounced Ia urai II by their yscisns, soma
atter taking o Que Otile az Srr cElnnds AnL Cho.
"a Mat u "a suAer wi h bi.rih,s ard Fyrru-
Eryty enc bottle. 4a MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

EVEnYBuuY is te ng cured ol tbis distressing
u d., ease by the use Of .tA
Dr, Strickionds Pile Rsmedy.
Read what those say who hsye us,d G ..
Mr4lhRFieN W. ptid ,ui LruisVie, prd Mr.. J.
Hatarde, Oncinr At, q 10th cured tsi urirg
nne pot Of nr Eiri kend's Pile Rem ecy They rey
they have tried ythng but uld obtain relief,
nut one Pot oil stricklandE Pile Kennedy etc ted a
wo st kind Of fies.l They recommend every cns
who IS suffering 10 yit.
AJAX for ------.------------ ------
Dr. Sriekidpds Pil Remedy.
Bold by all drugg Is 50 OTIS aprt.i MaunGctu-pds az
No Eat Fourth g Cincinnati, o. s mlt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

THE Washington correspondent ofthe Phil.
ad loa;a Press says that me President "sweet'
ly sleeps in the possession Of so easy con
science Assweetly 20 doubt assome women
sle- or lie iu the possession Of aD easy virtue.
-LJEispilIs y0HrRab ~ 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Special corrsspon isnes of1hs Cincinnati Gazette
WAsHM0ToN, May "a.

ABOUT THE STRATEGY AT sPorTsYLvANIA.
The dispnte which has ragged for a day o.
two as 10 whether Grant Unanswered Lee out
Of his position at Spousylyania Court House,
or whether Lee deceived Grant into believing
he was still there ip strength, by q show Of
force while he had really stolen away with the
bulk Of his-army, aud made good hi' retreat,
serms settled this morning by a cautious ex.
presslon 0f The oliic al bulletin, Mr Stanton
admits that Lee started irst, md was we'll on
hia way before Grant began hi4 dIuking Op.
sration. We may rs well acknowledge, ther,'
fore, that Lee gn the h~itsr of us
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

Tbofs VIII expect negroes to make good
soldiers lr, doomed TO disappointment
ssmbo W Il naturally take to his heels,
hsvin spch an abundance Of heels to take
tsI'ao 7s'.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
MrOtraI

HUkEA Couch. Gods, Fore Throat, Asihme, and
Conaurni,ti0n 1T IL only rert cry for ttDy zoe
troubled with trese complaintA to ty tnc hot le OF
Striek'dnd's AeiHf0ouS Cough Bltsam
to COW nee thesa atts the bfst preparation evet
used. Ii not only cures the ahoy. Affect, n the
Throat 81 4 Lungs, but II currR Night nWt1ts Pnd
splitting Of ri od snd an sAcell, NJ garge TOR any
kind ~ lore Throat Itts p asant "a uk', ard 3
safe medicine or f,nts Price 81 Cents per hotde
F or sale by 'irugh Is genera ". nlA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Dayton Market.

DAYToN, june l.
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Red wheat
Ehoesala 2i.
WHEAr--Sl 65.
CORN--l00i Shslled 909l00
0ATS-70
RYE-l 459l so.
BARLEY-Sl 20
COFFEE-4sCG so.
SUGAR-l9@22.
-l39l5 per doA
WHISKY-l 81
CHEESE -l16l9
DRIEH PEACHES-ls620.
DRIED APPLES-l2@ is.
RE NNS-Per bushrl 81 5O93 90,
HAY-Timothy ss2 per ton.
TrAS-$l .65a2 w
RICE-l34Al5 per lb
LARD-l4@l8
BUTrER-25@30
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

The question uppermOst in the RePnb-
licau mind, since the purchase Of Greeley
and his paper, by Lincoln, is whether Fire.
mont may not in like manner be bought
of?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Arrival.

FARTHER PolNT, June Tho Novo Sco'ian
ON Liverpool the 18Th via Greepcastle 2Ull
driVed
Cotton unchanged closing quiet. Stock
import $50 900.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Susanna Snapp's Es tate.

nN the 25 h ia May, le6I. the una rslSi ID wAa
~ ,apppi ted q duaih@d executor Of IT, eAsiO
dec Gsed WM. L. .aET1EH,
nay g8, lIsG ON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01

IF stupid speaker has prodigious luags, he
can Gil With his voice The largest house s--aDd
1pPly i toe. 1..
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