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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
FROM PETERsB OR G..

PETERSBURG, July THE day has been
unusually quiet, with scarcely any sharp
shooting and little or no shelling.
The weather is extremely warm, and the
roads deep In dust.
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PROM TEs ARMY IN VIRGINIA.

, IN army correspondent, near Petersburg, writes
0a'"tday, July 2f, that that day has been one OF
more Than ordinary activity with the rebels
About dayhreat says the writer, they were dls
c"'efed moving ia SOLID columns ou both sides Of
u; APpomattox The meaning of the innyem on,
cannot he determined
toiC J Campbell, who le0 City Point for Wash
iGston on Thursday last reports that his regiment
- lyIug within one mile of Petersburg and his
men ia the rtne pita are close enough 10 hear
ht'k" f'h when an occasionai she'll stTikcs The
cEimn6y~ at thg houses in the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08

NTYSOGRAPHERS rs and Phon> graphers --Propo.
sais VIII be received by the undersigned until
The gg.t day of September next for contracts for
making verbatim -eports OF the proceedings and
debates OF the Senate CT the Confederate ststes
The contractor will be required TO furnish his
own assistants The sessions Of tie Senate Will,
is estimated, average about sig months per snnam,
and about three hours per day
ststiepery will be furnished ct the expense OF the
Senate as also a reporters roo Tor wFiains Gus
notes. together with lights apd fuel.
Tho contract wilt be made fov one year from tpe
arss Monday Of November next, and a pro rata
compensaiion paid .he contractor monthly.
Tho reports must embrace . verbatim report OF
all motions, resolutions, nmsrks, fpeecnss, ana
such apaendments h,red - may be necessary 10.
explsa the debates.
Tue committee estimate that the principal 10
goyter aud three sssistsnis can perform the work
Ire chief reporter aud hs sssistants win be en-
eers OF tho Senate, aud entitled TO the privileges
and iu.muntIes Incidental thereto, and removal by
the Senate for any want ef Capacity OF ndelisy
A fair copy OF tho daily reports mutt be written
complete In time for the aex, dsy morning papers.
Proposals VIII re addressed 10 JAS l. osH, Ander-
son, South Carcias.
JAMEs l. ORB, Chairman,
B W JOHNSON,
4 q bkowN.
Richmond, June ilth, 1854.
iels-2tamil6shAu
vaIIsoaE. SAsAr =. ma posssa. !IQusan
WkLLbokN, TAYLOR = 20,
W General Auction and oumman Merchants,
Real kstats and Negro Brokers,
Kies building,
ocrass Pssahtrss and nAfistts Streets,
l1'c ,aslgnmeuts solicited.
Dra,eds bought end sosa On eopnssies.
nh lt-aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08

LATE SOUTHERN PApERs.-We are unGsT
obligations to Mr.. w. G. Barnes, Of the
S Southern Express Company, fer copies OF
Atlanta papers of the 81 instant.
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o,uox sours.ns axss.s. coxr.r, !,

Augusta, 0A, keb 20, 1854.
The southern Express Company snFsby notify the
frisnds and relatives Of soldiers In the Army Of
Northern Virgins and elsewhere tsst they are pre-
pared TO carry out srrsegeEasnts ss announced In
the above card, and that they win do al In their
rover to fuiall its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
General snp't and Acting President,
IL s-eod2m eouthern Express COMPANY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
July 8 1874
1NE WAR NEWS.

..lbr that bou} OF l 4hhSco' zen Ihooraid
,..-... v... Advancing ia the direction oil
,..,ut hy way of Bottom'e Bridgd -,
.,r,. liluu4er county Was again iHvad
.,.-.fHe f,r. We met, last evening", a gcn-
.....- t--sa West Point, who crossed the
.f.,,tle White HoUsc yesterday lie
....A7. there has not been Yankee al
...-,,r, for two weeks, nor has there been
...ns.t lu 1yht q West Point or Capra
... G.. ,aa York, for the same length I
,.. This wr consider an ample and satis-
,.,.-..ssu r43tctiou of the report circula-
...rlhc morning.
..r...h tne same source we learn that
.,rewg ace removing their guns from
.....,,eY Point, and making apparent
.-.,.-,,i i1ra Tor clacua'iOu. Not long since
..'.reS constructed n line OF telegraph
..-.... Glogrcsttr county, but removed il
..r.u. making any use OF IL. The object
.t.- j. supposed 10 have been to commu,
VITA Grants army when he made his
.aot supplies at the White House; but
"a .aaacu change to the SJuthsi1e ren~
.-l is completion unnecessary. 10 is
.--sc,l. reported. also. that the enemy are
...g.4as Yorktown. aud removing their
...s fr.m that place IS rapidly as possible
.l4sy umoT prevailed yesterday to the
L1',s',-, -, -''N
-, l., r,~ a.. -.
......r., :. ,i,o-,,, ,,ot.,a ai.,oo
,.,.I .,.s.,,. ....s .,S
'.-'.
- ..'.. ,--''' r. -, ~ ~ wv. ~"
.--' ''5 "'''.,,' 81 P.-'oil'
.''
'~'" VA, - -
'~- -. - W
-. - ~, ,,,,.5.t
-. rg., ~
'-0--1 '''0' '''0O - .n''o ~
o,7 ''>' ~
1-''. .-" e -
fHoH ~ fN1''eN N''
Iao 1.el on the lines il front Of Peters
Iua, 4u0yes uabroken by any event fore
sh.Hnn = Ecu-al engagement. Our
...,.s SUI the enemy are so near to each
a,... .. u.suy POINTS that n stone might
...a. .e hu-let from one line of entreuth-
ra.-'- "a the ether and thus the Yankees
urau perfectly docile, held ct bay by our
= rt 17uly, aud apparently puzzled as to
bias. course 20 pursue. The enemy, how
...r ..otl,.ne their v.nenous practice Of
...aI.- H., slfy win steadiness anl perse-
.,ase lat haze thus lar accomplished
comparatively little by this nrode of warfare
em.--.l.s Lave been increased in size, aud
Il. Wednesday tie inha3iiauts were suT-
.'." r-a roccesaion OF thifty-two pound
"s crashing IN their very midst The
'alai 'I-i "Eahl was eFacna'lns his posi-
a'ail front OF Petersburg has been revived,
.f TIA. Idea Is purely Imaginary, lie could
...' consistently Win MS professions or
"-A SAFETY 10 hls reputation, abandon ail
- advantages which he claims to have
.-..! h} A'5 lest strategic move, without
a.Ig s4tgle blow. Thus he will remain
s.... sH. |-clug hs army TO the danger oi
...."-.- from the diseases incident TO the
."4' 'Ad perhaps try 10 dl& hi8 way into
-..-. "'. pos. '9''' eVehiH'iiy SEND ms
- ''."".' q" certain d1AiH from Iohiea
...' i'l''' -ad bayonets.
.-".,-' G. we nave eoiAe'A'ng 10 nope
.- .--- tha' 'no oncHy are hVHo'ing
'f ''' wafer lne correspondents O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
AgIeCELLaNEOUs

Fessenden has succeeded Ohase's vacated slippers
In the Treasury.
Col George Covode, brother Of the Hon John Co
voIe, was Killed In fight with the rebel cavalry
while covering the rear of SaeridsS's trains from
Waite House TO James river.
Co, John f Blier, of the g5th Pennsylvania
cavalry, was killed iu fight near Keams's station
on the 19th
The G7.h I,eHg island regiment, 20 In number,
have returned 10 New YORK, their term Qi service
j,,vin. etpIrpd. The regiment was mnste,ed Into
sefvi.t In 1856 with 1900 men. Al the commence
,aent Of The present campaign they coaht-d -"
muskets. They have NOW dwindled down 10
about $50 including those still in front oi feteIS
burg.
Mrs. Snr:id, wife Of Col 7 !. saead, OF ~ LoaiS,
tong Cnirf IF Stall 10 Gen Price, recently arrived
In tnat city from the south, having gisstd me
Federal liaes without permission iom The proper
authorities For this she has been arrested ana
seat, for the present, TO Gfai!ot street prison
Gen Archer, who was captured Ut the battle oi
Gatts sburg, has been sent To Maj Gan Foster 10
keep Gen Gardner company under tue ire oi the
Tabei blttefies II Charles ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
LATER FRfM THE NORTH.

E"fthefn papers of July i,h have been received.
1hey contain not oAe word from sherman, and
nothing official from Grant. Gotd, In New Yotk,
q j the u, vas quoted at 9a5.
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these he brought away 81 OF his wounded men.
Al the rest Of his wounded, he says. he left In the
hands Of tho enemy Gen Lees account OF the
affair represents IL as being complete defeat of
sher,d,p n r. certain that he suffered grea; loss,
and wa compelled 10 retreat, and entirely failed
to accomplish the purpose of his expedition. Yet
the country has been told 10 feioiee over SheIl-
dams brilliant success =,
gn,ley gsnt Dragging bulletin ~ the War De
partneht boastlng that he had destroyed the rail-
road between Richmond ard Petersburg on the
I6,h Bu, the bareiaeed flisisyoi tne me stateme nt
cara u.rr y,,nnine ON that road all day, bringing
trnops from Gen Lees amy al Richmond To Ipin
scangeeard at Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
FEyO the Friends of the Soldiers throughout the
j Coufeieracy.--
0UAkrshslg~sa ass'Is DsrAETs=s7, J

FEVO thu Friends of the Soldiers throughout the
ouAkrshsl ls~sa dss'Is DsrAKTxsc7,
kAitsoAD BUREAU, =
Riahlnond, Feb 20, 1864.
The friends snd relatives Of soldiers in the army
OF Northern Virginia are hereby notthcd Tat en-
arrangement hiss this day bean effected with the
Southern Express Company TO carry ell packages Of
food and wearing sppaEsl to Richmond, Va
To eccure the advantages thus obtained through
the Express Company, the following instructions
must b- observed:
Packages must not contain more than one hun.
dred pounds; be wall secured and plainly marked,
aad sent ct tbs expense OF the shipper 10 nithor OF
tho soldiers' Relief Associations, which are located
as follows;
Ia North Carolina, at Raleigh; in Soath Carolina,
st GOiunbis in 0eorsis, ct Augusta, IN Alabama,
ut Montgomery; or &c any ether point AZ which one
OF thess Associations have al Office.
The Agents of taess Associations will there tsks
charge of them and snip daily by southarn Express
Company TO ihs proper Agents OF the respective
States a. Richm0sd, who will see thsa distributed
70 the proper indi idusl owners.
To meet the wishes OF ths soldiers, and to give
them certain and speedy communication with
home, the Southern Express Company hsa agreed
TO give this freight preference 0Der eueFyhng etsej
and In order that obstacle may occur to the sue.
Of 50 laudsble enterprise, the several rail-
road companies are hereby requested 10 render the
Express Company such facilities az viii enable 1t se
make this arrangement c0mpaets success.
As the Southern Express Company assumes al
responsibility Of the transportation or these PACK
,@HS R'cAkci EAhsctis(iolS
araV thelr Agents who have heretofore acted az
travelling messengers. III the Relief Associations
wi sstabiish agencies In the rear Of othsr armies,
thay may enjoy the same privileges hereby gscuIec
to the Army OF Northern Virgins.
sW SIMS,
L:eut.-Col. and cusrtstmsstsr.
L4wros,
QuartermAster General
QuARrxas .sTER GrNxRAI's Dxy,r.,
Richmond, June lat, 1864. {
| Mr. Bullock. an agent of this Department, is
assigned to the duty o. organizing the transports
ticn of supplies Of food and clot othing Under ths ar
raogement with the Southern Express COMPANY
| as above related. u
lie wilt visit the several Relief Associations .x
palm the working Of the syslem, snd encourage tAs
friends of soldiers to take advantage Of this cas-,
way Of supplying the wants OF those in the heid.
. Ar LAYTON
ntaprr a. H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
'IyIilNDELIYERED TELEGRAMS.

vV,uLpGRAAS.-re4egnp dispalosss, wnlaa
we're not delivered Tor want o. proper aaus.ss'
N. v ne found Al the Richmond olrce, t3o Main 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08

II is reported to- day that General Grant has sum
moned Petersburg 20 surrender, and threatens So
ehcii The place unless the dtinaRd Is complied
with Gen Graot may do this bus the only effect
OF the bomhardnent Of Petersburg would be i!Ie
destruction of he city and the death Qf hnudFeds
Of non c0mhaaRts. Bat our troops could never
occupy Petersburg, even il We destroy il Tine
place IL completely commanded by the guns OF me
C0nfcderates, mounted on their strongest 'inr o'
works. These works must ba taken b9fofe the
capture OF Petersburg eau be ut the slightest ad-
vantage TO lis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08
,NCnLN's noaY n.ARn.

Tina Wa 1iugton Chronicle says that Lincoln
went cut to ih- soldiers Iumc, near Warrington,
"n t" "a and that AS was tlr custom last year, he
viii 10 tended in and cat by Ihe Dniph Light
Guard uI Ohio cavalry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-08

" 1'''4'9F II 7 iiL AI-IlL1.
"' are enabled 20 state, on what we con-
@'o4 aHthotiiy, that our forces in.the
','sy Oh Virginia, on Sunday last, surprised
,,' ,'"1 Vzplu.ed the eaemy's garrison at Mar.
''''s'U's' berkeley county. An officer who
--' arrived nj Staunton reports that 800
r''0'nofs' pieces of artillery, aud $50
"@5'hS were taken. The Yankees of that
r'"es were making extensive preparations
- ,''eofale the Fourth OF July. and had the
''4tei ~, Isib for enmptuous banquet, all of
'AE0, including the wine with which they
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

p,ucaSps Of the throat, phcsfa1d pulmonary orgAne
are ever puevnltut, |lhridlDur nld dangerous, The
properties ri a medicine bt hlleviaio, cirr mud uptopt
ihose complaints, must In eApoCtofuil, hiiodYue and
iuyiguuNiing, lOoscninE lbe nnicun II the throat, aud
inptriing tome 10 the rntirn aystrut, No diaooyefy IN
medionl science ever mastered this GLASS of diseases
like pr, Wypkoop's iceland roctpial, u IL u2sd with
the most astonishing ToHut w 10 nh rRArs, OF hr1nfbit n,
innunn1ai whohpihR cough, dipiheih Of putfti Nnrn
lnroat, %Aslhina, oronp, eo'isl's' oolda nervous rr'a'
T6c Rev ]. !. Potter ccrdfcs thdt. 'fhayc used bt
WJnkoops paotofal foF seseral years, myselr and IN
my family, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, aud
have recommended itt 10 many others, and have never
seen itH e1aal." ltsv. J,Jl Potter, ~ilrooklyn n Y.
Hundreds aud thouaanda of important tpsttmOnt
ala could he produced, showing It's remarkable cureH
Rnl that n never iala. ~
u N composed of pure ICELAND Nose, Balm Of Oh
cad, Peruvian nalsarn, ~ElecRmpanc, Iomfrey, nur-
dock, aust other invaluable oxpeq.sTHnt ahd tonic IN.
gradients, u IN harmless, ptonlnl and tasting. In
vallda and sufferers cannot afford TO neglect n trial.
Every family should hayH N. IL IN remarkable iof
uroup. Fun descriptions, recommendation and Ill
rerti0na ACCOMPANY each bottle,
soid ~ payion by W, ", Stewart anil all principal
druggists.
Prepared by Ir. u. y, wsBkoop, and sold ny rs.
Harness A 20, Nov York. se"idly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
Communicated
The Ballet nON ANA the DemOc-
rae'yt s4t

= = ~ MMUA NNNa y
rat'yl Ii
Messrs, Eiitors'--t read with great %intcrcat
tho remarks Of the Providence IoSi upon the
resolution Of the New Hampshire Democracy,
and think with hat paper that there can bo
no manner Of doubt M 10 what the resolution
'means," II spcnks out boldly and nobly the
%feolings Of every man WIN loves his country
il gives expression To n sentiment Of roaisl-
ance which Inns been called into being by tho
outrageous InltrfeFcHeai ~ thiA admihistra
lion with tho most sacred right Of ireomcn-
Il embodies, in my opinion, a formula which
may yet save the country from tho total ruin
which threatens 10 overwhelm IT, Hero IL tho
resolution;
"Resoiped, That the freedom Of tho ballot
MUST aud SHALL M MAINTAINED sacred and
inyiolable, aud that We, tho Democracy of
Nov Hampshire, will unite with our brethren
in Qihrr States by FnRCK qp AIMS, iPEgEn nE.
In resistance TO. avery aiLampt, from whatayor
source il may come, to oyertuFn or abridgo,
by monecos or direct Interference by military
force, the independence aud purity Of tho
ballot box In the ensuing elections, State and
Netppal aud 10 this end we pledge each 10
the other, and 10 our brethren Of other States,
our lives, fortunes aud sacred honorA. bein0
dr,Hg resotued 10 maintain, al an hazards,
orr righfs as FIRE dHd, pgfrfotic eilssns 81
me Abierfcan UnioH''
Nov, sirS, ! have a proposition TO make In
regard 10 this resolution. II Ia that il be
passed, word for word, aud line for line, by
every Democratic Convention which meet,
during the present yearl Whatever Other
doctrines may be affirmed, whatever prefer
enoes there may DO as 10 candidates, lot thi,
resolution be presented as the corner stone Of
Ilha Democratic ediioe. From State 10 State
aud county to county lot tho response Of
vAms1" go back IN the old granite State; let
q free and i%nviolale ballot box 10 onl
'Shibboleih' In tho coming campaign aud Il
will prove not only q test, as Of old, bats
bond Of union aud rAllying cry ofgrcai power
PeFbApa, too, &c ahia resolution Was selemui,
re.afitmed speTy 'Ohsrs, from Maine 10 Mime
SOla, ia NmeaniRs woald bs lIsiI by those !,
power and the usurPing aooundrela who hav'
pollpied tho right Of suffrage IN Kentuek,
aud Maryland aud Delaware world pause AZ,
they rbused into action The honestioa;9qdloi
Of an onifaged PooPlq spa yes capable Of for
lEepInE Whist Il is ~ bo TRsv Pass aroun,
tho seloluVpp tbfp, yib Wy bppblp IyaEgi
ton thai sctry Democratic convention pass Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02
}aC0lcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In the Year $50,

- AAhhHA 4 ~ .
Established In tho Year 1850,
ron THR uRg on PRIVATE DisEARks,
And under The control II two OF the most kn,nsnt
Physicians la The world,
nR, E, B~oNApARTE, nom London and PARIS
IL Hospitals, aud for The past ten years of the Ctn-
oinnau Vanerral Hospital, and DF, ", ~ ~kEfhULiH,
lato Of Now York, This 10 she only ONCE IN tho city
where a permanent cure 81 puyNlo Diseases eau 10
obtained, without tho use ~ mercury or change ot
dict. thlnnrrhoa cured in 10 az hours, elect cured
In TO 10 DAYS, structures cured In 1 To 3vooksi Moo,
Weak Wnafnss ssrsS "a \ w seSss tsSypSh,Iilss y,a, n ST%S,
~ HtAgas cured In = days see ndAry symptoms IN I
10 swreksi Ska Disease. snred IN tos Nceksi Inn
81 private nature IoAiod with unparalleled succes-,
IL. ilonaparto's great work on private Diseases, ths
Private Guide 20 Health, IL beneficial in all, rnale aud
lomae, old ani Young shoald read tails book, Irwin
~rnhghien those who gopo In darkness. Pneo "a
bf. Hsnapars's French Patton, Male sAGl u IL
perfectly sale, and never fails IN 20 sahstaruon, It's
lflco OF lho Ftonoh Patent Male hafa, 81 The siuuo
snsh y pGs sali a9snaiss es5 dgs'S, sssl y natl
sale and reliable remedy ior supproasions and all ~.
male diseases Lhsi,ns should NOT nHs theu dEnnf
pfaghAnoy, ~ they WI produce miscarriage. Pnro
~ On peT boa-eAua Tue se-seni 70 aay address BY
be. "a Rsars mo men 10 eonsulu a,ey arc IN.
occasionally acknowledge 10 10 tho champions and
finHs Of vrasrvai Diseases, and tho only Doctors who
To0eaEe monthly reporla hom tho old World they
have bosn aceustomed hon an eaay age ~ youth y
wimaAa thu various Diseases shieh sfhiel mankund
end 10 sat'h the progress nsrongh a long earcer 81
profesaional study In oVory sphere 81 tfo, nom thr
humble alede 81 poverty ~ tho laaiialon ofthe veal.
1 thy, apd having Nenorlpnoi tayVna a douia the vaal
1 autanng III huRRruty, thoy determined 20 HslUCt tha
Eensfnlve ays.eta A. their Partcalar study, Aad to DO
Naia taair whole attention 20 the allevAhon Of tho din.
saseaot t~hOseinporiant nnciuns, No letters will ta
anaNeFed unless they e%.htainh Remittance or = post.
90 atamp. GAN or address,
~ Ia, ~hoNAPAHrE 6RkYEOLta,
Ma. IN kyoatnfse Htrcot, between fihh A Mkth, eaal
side, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Oai0s houra rom q AN. toO Pm. h8
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0T rus
Dayton Weekly Empire,
ny HUBBARD q BROTHER,
~ ov QUIZ IooAN oouNry aAzrrrrl


u.. 49,.
"Ns'pk shs"n ulaikn :" wv" pAstoN Nhfihe' W"
s.'a W. st' Iotsi''' m','l''eH Hr II nnliNn,uN hhiHl
.h',t p'e.! = M fosperuhhy submit uhs ProHrHHtur
VI w" tMroh, ihuettY ioElng Democracy every
Nanio' ~ .neI r,"1Ipenh Nid Support
w. " W ~ "ssu.,,ln paper wtheu'
~ 49, ~, I.h"''". " WI "" vi N',haNti''"u
mt l@S w L,ptt5. lot i"a'a ,,ilho Einplr" v
r'"oe, hNu Nhpol.eh, nnd No, l,lhil4yl bht "Hrn".l'
y, ny ", ~" lunae We fnnNh liAl',eatol not ny
,,o''ntn I. i1l''p,y fnsin,HNnn 70 constituted Milhstiiy'
n. Null .ue paie "a We hs. ~ etRuinent ny hHts'
Wy npp'lhAto We ieaHnh ~ ~" ileofle.
lhl- l""i OF lHoi " destined 10 ln memorable Tor
~ un'" "auIt n',sh w" hta ei b"lh"'Iattp Nes!o.
avs vIu"I' ,osie, hhi o'li"i.@"f ~" Hlnr
anu NUM- overthrow" OF Aihnt'eau la'siiy' win HilT%r-
honiuk Iospo'aln, nI Ahhn'hy, Nh''h II moro {" ia
""puI"l tnm p"sIntlHm
vu"W w" unnu'tluhHm irln"orhho HlH'0H.'eh leh
~ y ushlp'"a Will w" DENOMINATION :" lrll'
",'nnu l'p'lH' lhrs1 epsltto ~ y I'M lnuids
el oF.rl inHn VINO WI tend theln u THIS we're Of
S '%'''9 fI ~ s SaSls IT "a n" rsi.y % S't 4. !s tn. sS .as. 4, + & ,s% ISa
only br lnounou,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Il WITH OaeF Al puiAh o0icry Af tho door Of iho
Nntdt d0iaa4 n Dayfpn, Oils, on I
NKhNninAf ,FEhRUABY ~, 1854.
Al ono e'ol0ok y az Qf said dag, ilpa kdloutng pefaon
htpfoperyt tosNih One one houss tof buggy II"
fekep III rkoouAon ~ tha prunnity 81 loseph ,,
OnVendhr - tho suit ~ kelaocA CayCui vs. Joseph
Y, uNveNdeG CAGE ~, a,sad, Montgomery onminoa
Pleas ITeunH Qaah. a
aEORGE WbGAMAN, Rhonn Mont. county.
OosoyGA a obAiahHAs, Attorneys. Iaiodta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

TN VIII FONF MN n
w ar makeu high prcoui saponlhcr helps 10 re-
ducc them. Itmakcs soap lot Four cents pound
by using youT kitchen grease,
So OAuTIONt Az spurious Lycs Rre otTcred
also, be carchl and only puy tho Patented article
put upip IroB cnpr, ailethers 9qipR usuntnrfeits
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACT'NG co.,
PhhsdsIpNis ma. Is7 Walnut street.
P.s,ssssgfr''t - $40 nyp"ssp' Way
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-02

Attention. Tho members Of the Neptune
Fire Engine and Hose Company, will meet in
tho. Oregon Hall, Finh It,, this (Tucsday)
evening, Feb, "a, Mt Z IL o'clock.
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Tho Smallest Waist.-Tho Empress Of
Austria IN said to enjoy tho distinguished hon.
or Of having tho smallest waist in Christen.
dom.
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Martin v. Il shepperdj Hamilton Common Pleas.
WILL nell "a pub ir auciion, on
Af.H| wEDhEspAn FEbklARYb ~ laGt, utI
AZ ono o'clook j ~ 81 said day, tho sholvng In Tho
ulofr room on fihh street, No. VA, 10 Dayton, laiely
oVupiod ~ a 0rooey by said Martin V, ~ bhopperd,
I'd GE0ndE wOdAuAN. sheHn Mont Soupiy.
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