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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

Eger thsns with The white laboriHg millions
degfadad 20 3 COMMON coalition viii four nil
I hons Of nagT0ss, the white woman, as now II
Jsnaica, etc, W0Gid rarely 80 Outrage nature 30
IS 70 mEts Eith the negro but, ~ fhsFe, The
Whiis Wsnazl Of fny class would promptly mate
With AZ 5ctarocn or m0zgrsls snd through these
mixed breeds zmaizanation would be unigsT-
sal, Of course. What 9 future for the noble,
unfaintsd and glorious AmsricaB Democrat for
shis young, grand and free people, 60 dsbauch
and destroy its Institutions and civilization b.
social suicide 80 hideoas and impious as mis-
esgsnaiioa with tho lowest Of ali the human
races, the s0otys Eoolly-hsaded, ssni-sainsi-
lied The miserable fallaey of fhoss Uniou
league women, Ct eth aVsnas, Who rsiss rs,ro
regiElcnts sad pledge themselves 70 Hiroars;,I
irssd3n II ne S0ath, and who ianc7 TER
enlidf fen Or !hesr pQaisrity vii sze4ps from he
hsrzl1ls deqzadati1n ihaT stra8 70 fores On fbeir
sozthsfu SISTERS is saBs 100 palDabla 70 Be mis-
t2ker. Il slavery IS azar abciishsd ia hsSouth.
rllseagenztion must bse0nss UNIVERSAL n Tia
NoFih
The people Of England, whsa shsy dserssa
ne ABOLITION q slavery IL Janice crIsI9
la<diT hs called Eziaee<enaicrs. fsr taeq Eoresd
MS hoIrsbls docu On . distant people; bal
seles win p. "a tas szns eouro-l eounlrY,
Aaaong eoInsa people. al ara nisesesnafsis.
0r nlgger mlxsfs, Who supPaTf Mr. Lineoin's
F-,,--~@ ~ AAAPA1eiAt Ad-19aa AUD II sa4
ioyal league wOnasn," who pledged themselves
~ loving sisters" to ths regiment Of dsrksys
n Uaionsqaars, had hegun At the other end Of
ne antl-siaysEy programme, and 1T once mated
tlelr ialr daughters with she Waoly-headsd he
roess niseagenasion, or niggsr mixing, couI9 be /
no more complete or real fhaa it must needs be
4 'slAysry" IS ever ovsFthroWn IN this country.
In eonelnsi0n4 then. al are miscegsastors. o.
negro mixers, who are blindly aad imUiousIv 1
striving 70 aid ''old Abe" in setting aside on /
mpossnces and forcing four millions CT negroes
iato common condition with tEenty-sevsn
nillis1s Of white Dso1le
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

CALLING FOR FHE FIGUREs-Mr Chiffon, Of
Alabama, has introduced resolution. request
ing the President Of The Confederate States to
furnish the House, as soon rs may be prsetica-
be- with an alphabetical Lat Of all the officers
Of the Government, quArternssssrs, comnissa-
riss and disbursiDg ef GERS generally, now il ar
Tesrs in ihsir secOunts with tbs Government, the
amount Of their several arresfRges, when said
srresrage commenced, and the date Of the ap-
pointment Of such OfHcsrs. Adopted. This
viii cause some ofieiAl aatterine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21


New YORK y now TeapiEg may Be traced bncl
70 ihe prolific idea Of Cintan's brain--ths HI
ner7a-liko thought that, le4ping into 9odIiks
existence, has sines controlled wisdom, 1Sar and
the srts.
There has bsen no period in she last quarter d
century IN which this has not bssn tue, to 4
gTeatsE OF less extent Bat il uevsr was mare
50 than now. The war has omnipotsntly IN
efea8ed the power Of money aad the voluus Al
its representatives and this forcs, controlling not
only commerce but the GsTsrnmsnt aa well has
lss tglerunl in Wall street TIE Athens of
AnaerlcA would excite only Fidieuia i Il At
tempted to eontfGl tbs head of the sreasurY, end
the City Of Bfotheriy Love- woad b turned
OF with friendly smile. But Nsw York rast
% aeSrds and perhaps obsysd, with such power
-saen far reaehlng connections and dspan J.
sncles-sueh almost universal iaaGsues viii
thia cenzalizsd commercial deEp0ti4r aFzf sls1,v
50 Rrsas 3 eouTee of ridhss 70 BE- rsssofsd 20 its
tsfnaar saaanol. RhA war has daspenad sna
wisis1sd the cat-od which hss diverted he fss-
Hhz.ng cuzTe1t The atszs Weas 9f tbs pres
snt dsy has 5econe as tributary te Es1 Yosk
- aaPandsut upon I slr the sals Of isr syaaus.s
a1d tie supply af iis wanss. as vas Wcsss-a
Aew York, which was the Great West q Cir
tons era Iss farmers snd mzEuil .tursrs nav.
m1rmuE never 50 m1eh At sx0Ebiia1k tariffs an
IAilroad sTrozanee- IL the one are diminished.
= 2SN- A4-o4c1t5 a bAS ot1lI fc4eld, II Is tfGr0
policy.
The father Of waters may roll on its course TO
the gulf with the silence Of its bordering self
fades anbEoksn b7 the sound of q hostile gun.
As ief &c regards any export or import trade Il
might 80 vel be closed By hostile feets. Ths
supplies vouehEsfsd 70 lhis city are actually IN
sufheient fer its consumption, aad its people
Waald be IN want OF actual nsessssriss were L {
not for the Teceipts by sea They who sntieipa
TED tTee opening Of trade from the opening Of
tha river have bssn sadly disappsintsd OF /
course, tiiis state Of things cAnrot last. The
chaapness Of river transportation must sventu- /
ally restore to rs . portion Of cur former com
merce. Bns as long a. the Nsrlhern emporium /
controls the finances OF ths country, and ths !
great lines Of railroads and cauals commuuies- /
ting with i, il is doUbtfaI Il We regain that TO-
eseeo trade which Ee found SO lucrative Of Old. /
Il cotton is no longer king New York has
usurpsd his throne. We purp0sad saying =
word or two on the details of the branch of
trade we have specially designated, bat have
been stopped at ths outses by the reflections it
sxcites.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

~ Sons weeks ago, early oue morning
three nsoross went mo dri6king saloon II
NJ, Yofk. The bsrkssoer, in reply 20 tnair de-
y,,aiff TOR vhisaxv. said. sfisntlsHe1s re cannot
,v.it mo. Won here. HhaFe1p01, one EegTo
sn,I;ed Al suithss to the barkaspeE, which, a.
,Is1.,,s- ,o-o aon, is TOO indseent ior pabhcatca
tn ssrkssper then walked around the bar q
nj out she ncgrosss one q Sasm drsW : pIsfe..
whsa tho man zsn behind ne 0aE sR9 ezouenea
s.i,;,,i is and then me negro walked up. beuk
eve- tbe bar, and dsiibezatoiy frsd his pistol
;rlo he body Of ne anipEtEnats white maa
TVhn died alraost inznediataly asiar
va arrestsd tried snd has judr
g1iltv Of ---nansiaughtsr IN he
iTfia Il the effect of the ss4shug
t;onisu,. Under tho regime 9l this
he cool. unpEovosed, deiloerAto kl,l
s;s1s,ht~r L. he third degree. Chieage Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

is fortunate the effort bad raapsetabIs fsshs7;
osherwise i would have fallen snllborn in Re
publican Legislature. The Tasn Who secured
power By their advocacy Of the antislavsrv
sentiment Of the North srs now afraid to touch
the question in legitimate way They have
proven thenssives untrue to their own pyofss-
sions-iraitorB to theiE own canse.
The only proper way Of sEeating the slavery
question, outside Of constisndonal am sndmeuts.
Is TO ADOPT MeCiellan's proposition OF that Of
General Ffemont-shat is, to iiber.ta he slavea
in the fsld Of operations over which .hs 0sns-
rails have control, whars their services viii he
useful in suppressing the rebellion. All urocls-
nations by the EKseutive abol;shing slavsrs,
are nugatory, inelading his last. What ohase
viii the next susislavery, snti-sestlemsnt essiet
from Washington assumed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

TEE FLORENoE RoTEL In calling Attsn-
ton to the advertisement Of the Florence hctel
in Selma, Ala, We would recommend Msssrs.
Saint q Mckinney IS gentlemen worthy Of coz
iasncs, and who know how TO keep hotel
Mr. SAin, is welLknOwn citizen Of Memphis,
and DR.. Mckinney resident of Bowling
Green, Ky. Both are refugees from thsiE homes
and their property. Those who give them q
call viii rot 60 away disappointed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

WE WANT LIsHr-The APPEAL alters
the cry ''ssllcw or gas, and makes an sloquent
sppeai for the latter We are in the same pre-
dieament with our neighboT. II is almost i'm.
possible 10 DO euy work in this offies at night
bv the lights We are now using. We cannot
understand the reason why cur gas company
cannot DO A. well IS the Augusta and ether
civ companies who manufsciure 3 sufficiently
1ood light out of wood. The blame evidently
iies in want of enterprise and energy on She
Dart Of The gas company here, and We object
verv seriously TO thsiF keeping their monopoly
Of tight unless they are the public benefsetera
they promised 10 Be for the privilege OF pToht
etc, they have secured.--lsteiiig iigenesr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

SIEGE or CRARLEsrOE.-Th Thres B3ndTea
and Fylssaih Das-Fhe enemy opened Wed
nes8ay morning b. fling salute Ct thirty four
guns, wh'eh was repeated ~ nooa and sgsin at
sunset. The cause u this unasuel demsnsira-
ion is bel.eged 70 bsve been the recent srrival
OF Yankee mail bo4i tom ths North. With the
announcement Of the capture OF Richmond.
TIE ironsides was eaily dseorslsd with Ases
during the day; the other vessels inside the bsr
snd il SlonO also displayed The "ole dag The
| bomhsTament OF the fort has been continued
since cur last report from the land batteries.
Ssveufy-two shots were fred Ct The fort during
Tuesday night, and tbiTty-three on Wednesday,
m 70 ak o'clock iH the evening.
Ths fdsg ca he city was more rapid thar
nspel Tbs number OF shota fred from A. 81
tt6P. 81 Wednesday,, was thirty.
knosher monitor was lowed over he bar Wed
n9d dav afEssnooa sBd sailed soathWaFd. NS
othsr change IA 1he aeet.-C0Hrier,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

RIczNoND. Nay so.-Ths Senate. today, passss he.
House bill aathorizizg e0umissariss in rssimsats oF
eaVary and ms Senate bin providing for ths sppaIus
msnt Of general officers nItsad Of assg7lnsut b. sbs
Prsaidsnt % the command 0f forces a districts or De.
Psrtmenis, but aid ofesra 10 resume original rsnk e.
the viii Of the President.
In the House, Hon W. C. Rivss delivered n arza
m'1t IN support Of the set suspsadas lhs f II hzbess
corpus. The galleries and asIes were crowded With
laiies, senators and others. Hon J. B. Bald-rip ,ea
tnusd ths debate on he other side.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

The bighest msrkes price. either in money
CT subscription, WiIl be paid for clean cetsOn
or linen rags, white or oolored, delivered at the
APPEAL eOenting-Tooa, Atlsnts-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

eassyills. Ca, Nay IAN, Is6s.
SOLDIERS or TIE ARMY oP TEsEEssEE :
You have displayed shs highest qualities Of the
s5idiar-6rnHesa in combat, pstiazes. undsr toll
By your courage and sEiH you have rspulssd
every asssult Of The enemy. By marches by
day snd marches By niZht, ycu have debated
every attempts upon your communications.
Your communications are secure You VII
now tarn to meet his advancing eolumus
Truly confident in the conduct Of the oHesrs-
the eoursgs of the soldiers, lead you to battle.
We may eOn6dsHily trust that the Almighty
Fathsr viii still reward tho patriots tells and
blsss the patriots banners
Cheered By the sueesss Of our brothers IN VIZ
GINA, and beyond the Mississippi, our efforts
viii equal theirs. Strengthened By his sup
pert, these efforts viii be crowned with Ike
sueessa JOS. E. JOHNSTON,
General
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Gst 8lenqsis 8ppeal.
Terms OF sabscrfD1Fon.
TersEas Of AdverfieTne.

Al advertaenoiia vii Be charged three doIais per
ss9sFs ioE she Dr., ,nsertiOn-1nd t1o dollars nd
r1lf fos sash suassqasnt insertion
Loea- r0tisss VIZ b sAsEEee a ths rsss Ct Ely s.1
Pss aas.
srsi public interest charged ss other advertisements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

FIyEs IN sAyAESAH.-At a meeting held in
SsvsnnAh on Wednesday, the eitizsns unani-
nously resolved to take fves at SO 25.
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REPORTS Of The Press As-oeiatiou.

Aatsrsd seeoEing % act q Co1-sss Ia he yaar ts
y J. 3 IdRsstlEa il ths Clerks once
triet Ccuct Of ne Co1ssdsrats States "a
ern Diztrict of Georgia
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a.aEeROW' TIE"
rEoon Eron RSands--Fatented-
SubSfNufe for Rope tn
fksattng Cotton

,,c lsss- s. ius "a fsls'-aoia- re e--' '"e.9 :
twenty ave pei sszi- slasslss ieAa s'fs -
r0k Adlusied tosag are q bales - s-'-s =
.,,~se,isn tbs relatlse bah beng Easeh ie'a
shan thai q lops. -, -.
=. .,,,tv si,sszs on hsad for which crdeEs ioE AZ
-ais -rIil - psonptiy nllsd, ana tafiAsf ~ l7
iAon stssH = o T. FHOzBURN
-. - sss,-,c.1sa Wtnul1s ION, A. ", Or
- ~ ~ ~. a. CAHP BELL
, 81 deoIgss Bermuda
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

,,,,-s, ...s .yssss s 40, q l.Ab4 5 rREA t33i1l
a ,.t tbe sssast can ~ 3 fais sfass ~ proves
- ,sr,s sud psy iBEAirF A1ssrt'selaqfa
slh2e
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q KENNEDY ROUSE,
.WOREEE.

THE above HOUSE is nov rsopeued for permanent
Il and trsnsient bosrders-locRisd on st. Louis, be
tween Franklin and Hamilton stroets
MRS. j. q. ACKERNAE,
my9 In Pruprlstress
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

MERIDIAN Nay so.-Ths Little Rock paPs7g of Il f.
q Annoanea The return e Stssis and hs Amy 70 ka
place, followed bY Price Thzysr joined Steele a y
kadeiphia Fae enemy terrifying LitfIs Rock
Pine Bluf and Da-iansIls ars n Cur 6o-ss.-,.u.
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P0ST OUARTERMaSTER,s OFFICE.

ATLANTA Nsy 10, 1854
4 WISH 20 purchase two thsusznd cords Of good
Il mercbsaizble HARD WOOD l will receive
lsaed proposals until noon OF the 5lst instant It's
delivery ID the city out 10 the woods for he uhoIe
any pGrt OF the amount
h T. MkSSEEGALE,
nvIl ~ hSaior and Post Qesrtsrnaster
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r. n. .sCrO1,

Eows kEens Ter the Array Of Tennessee,
AID AGENT FoR
The JTe1stlDIsss DGiEy .aPPeGE.
Mail Carriers, BhEads snd BesinsntA News Agents,
viii be EuPpisd ss heretofore with Daily Papers at
eighteen 10 twenty 0eHis-slso daily psperH At the
counter At twenty I'VE eeniE
A lArse editisn q the APFEAL rseslvs6 every day.
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PHILANDER P. PEASE,
wholesale
GFg OCER and CO.N.HESSI0.B'
WERCH.RR.T

A LsO-Dsslsr 10 Cotton. Rope, Sbeeiing. Shiriing
n Yarns and D0EeEties Virginia aud Eorth Csro-
llna Tobacco Wi.shp's Iron Front Store, P6sehtree
street, Atisnta, Georgia
ELFERESCEs
Michel & Smiths. hacon, Ca Erwin Haraes
Savahnsb. Ga; Mcdaniel Hby, Lynchburg Va
Kent Payne q Co. ~, hHond, plrginlEs Stewart
HoUtg lnasrF, AIS; Long B Co.. Augusta Ga
s Wvbb & Co, Mobile Ali; Lsmuel Pseb'es Peters
burg Vs. A Ens.0W, Charleston Soush CsIoli8s.
A I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

EXTRA III.
"a aDeUAkTERs AKsF o. TEssEstEH. ;
Dsiteu, ia. April lJta, ieo4
special Orders Ne. al
xAt the reqzes. . lhs Chief ouarternasles
sas,s- J. BluK h.o0RE. Asalssen, Chief ousrtsrmas
- 4 sspssislls eaazgsd nih the eOlsesi0n, SKIP
,asut ana sapgly oi ieEAse fer lAs Army q Rs1nes
-. Al es4esrs and sgents npo1 ths sboys duly
- o. "a gaese Hsaaqusriers VII report to hslOi
Moor,
IA, ,6au,aus e g8sa JosssToN
KENLOOH FALCONER,
-. 7 FTt,r HookE A. A. General
49,. oh,ef loua4tsrmAstsF, Array Of TsnnsSsss.
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TIE LATEST FROM FIRGh
GENRRAE. AXIS ExsEEKD awD GEsV
BALDK ssIETN WOUNDED.

kIcHaoSDi Aag 20. 'Ehs Petersburg Express q yss,
tsrdAy says thai Gen. Amea wa tilied il ihs
Monday n chssssrasid eoaniy. and Gsn BsldY sziss
lost = foot
CSwErafee 81 Beast Bsfier.
B1liar remained on board Of the Greyhound with
a'ean aP 70 bs top Of the zaHss. during the asht.
Ea VEessry aad Terrible Leases by GrsaL
The Waahiug1ou sarreEponaens Of the New YORK
SsTs. zriiins fssn WashinEtou Nay 1lih. says that
the si9s truth IS hszs szasd no victory sad sa7z
sudsEsd = terrible Io1s IA ziIsd and wounded
DaasiIIe zoaL aIl RIEhs.
REcsEssB, Nay a0--Ths ridge oysr st.1uisa fiys-
en- tks Dangils railrozd has bes7 rspzirs,l
New Essse - Hssh@sr1a.
The Pisinoat rzTroad eonnssflsg DsnvEls. va
with GrssuEssro. n c. hsa hssn eb1aplstsd and rad
Vil commences 20 faa - ~ rrsv.
Baaks 8, Wab a.
CLnTos. La Nay 2e--EssssfssA,s. - 60
15th announces that Gen Baaks hss ia Sl1
by Gen Carney.
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CG-PARTNERSHIP.
.WitChell q W'OOdsC

TEHB uudersisued have ttis cay entered izso CO
Il partncrship under The style snd arm of
.TStCkeII g yEiOOdsORl,
For tbe pnrPoss Of carrying on COMMISSION
BUSINESS At Ike ed ktsnd u A. ". Mitchell, Hun.
ter street near lie corner Of v hitehan street At
iEnts GE- Strict sitsniioa vii be given 70 81 con
EiguDents. A W. MITCHELL,
adj 7na J. P. WOODSON
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NEW COMKlIssIOE HOUSE.

.SOH.7' n. kZE.vG q CO.,
1<ENESAL. COxhIsSlOE MERCHANTS, neaF
ar NsrerosBi corner, HeEisisa street. Atl2nla ia
vii attend S.eTsonsy and promptly - al ORDERS at
s.o1Isirur,enss sEtruEled 20 their care nh&e IN
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PRICE WILLIAMS,

-afo. Al 81. FRAEoIs STREET, Aobiie, Alabama
IN References
hsssrs Walzh, Snaith Co., Noble, Ala
Msszrs GBner \ Co., kontsonesy, Ala
JW Evanz, Esq.. Atlanta Ca
bfessrs J. a. Ansley Co, Augusta Gs.
Eesers Kent. Psyns 4 Co., Eiehmond, Va
John P. FAznsr, Ct The Tredesar Iron WOTks
s.-,-4yA lEp7 sn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

D0~The Gernel Of this city, enters its "sol-
emn protest" against the action of Congress
in discriminating, in the matter of pay, against
the nggers freed by Lincoln's proclamation.
The solemnity of the Journal is very sol.
emn circumstance The widow Bedottss
prescription, viz: juniper berry tea, ought to
be tried Immediately.
As this is the first solemn protest. which
the Journal has "entered" since the com
mencement of the war, it is fair to presume
that the circumstance referred to, is, in its
estimation, of peculiarly solemn character.
The Journal, we greatly fear, is on the broad
high way to the sad and melancholy conclu-
sion that 1--WE are all poor Critters, except
the "culed euss from Africa"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

There are many Indication that the office
holders nomination at Baltimore may yet be
set aside, and new convection called for the
selection Of candidates for Republican support
The discomfort with Lincoln is widely diifassd
in the Republican ranks, and is shared, not
only by large maj ajOrity Of the leaders, but by
most of the inausrtialAnd widely read among
their newspapers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
Special Notices.

Fourth Ward Meeting The Domoc.
racy Of the Fourth Ward met pursuant to the
call of the Central Committee to appoint Del
egates to the District Convention at Hamil-
ton, to be held on the 10th day of June On
motion, Jonathan Kenny was called tothe
chair, and D. A Houk appointed Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen we're ap-
pointed Delegates 20 attend said Convention,
viz D. A. Houk, D, X Boyer and Anthony
Stephans, with the following Alternates, F.
B. Shull, George Wogoman and Henry Hilge-
forth On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JON KENNY, Chairman.
DAVID A HouK, Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

The Races The following are the trotters
entered for the spring meeting on the POGO
hontaS Course, beginning at halfpast nine
o'clock tomorrow: John Paul, Quaker Bay,
Glevcoe, Brown Dick, Dayton Belle, Curly
and Toby. Among the famous PAGERS are
Tom Byron, Cow, Lightning, &c. Tickets
one dollar admitting the holder during the
entire day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

MADISON TP, DELEGATES TO TEE DISTRICT
CoNvEETIoS.-The Democracy Of Madison
Township met at Posttown on Saturday eve
Ming and appointed the following Delegates
and Alterpatea to the Democratic District
Convention, to be held at Hamilton on the
18th inst
Delegotes-Lews Kimmel, Dorus Eby,
Alfred Iams, Phillip Stettler, Noak Brom.
baugh, D. L. Heck, Jacob Iams Joseph Kim.
mel
AlterR0tes.-Moses Wogamau, David Ulle-
", Jacob Whitmore, Perry Marker, D. B.
Rauch JOSEPH KIMMEL,
MOSES WooAMAN, Sec'y. CLairm'n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

Italian 0pera.-At Beckel's Hall, Tues.
day and Wednesday, juno l4th, and 18th, for
the benefit of the families of soldiers. This
is the first performance Of the kind ever wit.
messed in Dayton. It will be very attractive,
and being fora ludable and praiseworthy pur.
pose, deserves q large patronage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

Picnic The st. Joseph Benevolent
Society of this city will hold Picnic the
Fourth Day ofJuly, in Mr.. Edgars Grove
just south of the Toll Gate on Wayne street
All are invited to attend NJ GILL,
President,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
Sports of the Turf.

The following Purses are offered, to be conten led
for over the above course,
Commencing Tuesday, June Ia, 1864.
FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY
Purse $50. Free for all Trotting Ho ,ses; Mile
heats, IN o. 70 go az they please
Same day. Purse, 500; for Trotting Horses that
never beat 24O mile heats 3 In o. to harness
SECOND DAY-wEDNRsDAY.
Purse 500. Free for all Trottng Horses; Mile
Heats, 10 o, to harness.
Same day Purse, sl00; free for all Trotting Hor-
sesi Mile heats, IN 9, TO harness.
.. THIRD DAY-THURsDAY.
Purse S55. Free for oil Pacing Horses Mile
heat 3 Ia o, to go as they please.
sape day Purse, 500; iree fer all TrottIuq Hors.
esj Mile heats, > in o. to go as they please.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.
Purse ESQ. For Horses that have not beat 2:3s
in tho above races,
Same day. Purse, lOo free for all Trotting Horses,
mile heats, TO harness.
M. The first race each day will commence at half
pest o'clock, A. NJ Second race each day will com
mence al o'clock, r. NJ Three entries will be- re-
qulred In each race and two horses start Entries
TO be made by o'clock the evening before each race
at the Phillip House, whore Pools will he sold.
Reireshmenta Of all kinds ON the ground.
Admission 20 Track SI,OO
Good Tor One Day)
L. D. WOODMANsER, PFOpr.
June 10, 1864 dtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

The Albany Journal wishes Fremont would
decline, but eonfesses that it has "lttle hope
The hope Of the Administration organs aud
party will become fesbler until election day
extnguishss the last spark
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13
ausir.
MUSIC STORE.

UNHE attention of musicians aud al lovers Of music
L is called 10 our splendid assortment OF Mus cal
lu-trumeuis Of tho mos approv mannnctpres
We have constantly niihsud 4 uue stock a. fiohns
flHtCsi outsHs CnnneTthus auu ACcQuieons OF even
variety oi quality sud rI &C.
Beng also eEcnts Tor Ernest Gahle's celebrated
Piano Fores 80 allie ca furnish the public with
these hne Instruments winch may be mvorahly com.
pared with the best nov manufactured
our facilities are such as 70 enable us 70 umsh the
shove a., also music books sheet music and a. kinds
OF musical merchandise al prices aud terms that can
not al 90 prove satisfactory 10 pur hasefs
CO ,. "a FisHER, ilT Main street.
a23 Between THIRD and Fourth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

CITY SCHOOL.
School schoohouse Fund. .,.,.....,...-.4
MakingR a rand Total Of a4lS mills, or s24S the
500 OF valuation
b@-The taxpayers of the City are request
ed to put these figures in their pipes and
smoke them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

B@-Captain Walter B. Pease, of the 18th
Regulars, was captured by the rebels at Cold
Harbor near Richmond The Richmond pa
pers notice his arrivle there He isa resident
Of this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

Timbys Portable Barometer, the best
Mercurlal Barometer, and an elegant piece of
furniture, for sale at
RICKEYS BOOKSTORE,
32G, Third St, Dayton