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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
Current News Items.

Butler has removed Gilmore from the com
mand of the 10 Corps, Cause--not moving
on Petersburg last Thursday
At the latest dates, Kautz had moved with
a large cavalry force toward Petersburg Inc
capture Of Petersburg is deemed very essen
tial, aud if accomplished, would be great
step on to Richmond
The pursuit Of Morgan is announced to DC
a, an end. he having escaped beyond the
lines.
General stursis lost 20 wagons, IA pieces
ofarti lery, aud about 500 men, according
TO the last report.
Gold closed firm in New York yesterday at
97i
The Gold Bill having passed both Houses
Of Congress, only awaits the Presidents sigma
ture to become a law.
Iii stated that bill is to be reported to
the House to repeal the draft communication
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
sHERIFFs SALE OF VALUABLE RE
AL ESTATE ON WAYNE STREET,
CITY OF DAYTON.
William p Huffman, No. an,



Benjamin Lopgstreth, ct. al superior Court
ID virtue or spd in obedience 70, the commaue Oh
ID an order OF sle made IN the above cause, by the
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, and to
me directed will otter At pub 10 sale, at the door OF
tho court House. IA the city Of Dayton, Saturday,
June the 25th, 1904, al O'Clock NJ o said day, the
following described real estate, situate ia the city Of
Dayton, IN the county Of Montgomery, aud State OF
Ohio and in section thirty taS) town two ~
range soYen ~ between the Miami rysr1, to-Wit 81
BeFinning Rt tho centre o. The Maynesvlo road, six
pa south.east Of planted stone IN the centre Of
inc sans, Two and ono-ourth poles northwest Of the
north line OF Oak street. witness awalnut ~ inches Ia
dame ter, bearing north u dogrecR west distant three
poeB Thence north AK degs east twsnty seven
poles 10 a stakei thence south A2h degrees cast, sx
poles 10 a stake Thence south Az degs. west,
twenty seyou poles to the of road thence
north A. 6 degrees vest six poles TO the place Of
bt ginnlrS onniai"Ing one hundred aud sixty.two
(l02l pprchen more or leHa.
There IA said premises two good brick dwell
hugB--one on Wayne street, and the other on Quit
man street and is desirable property aud haa been
appraised twenty I'VE hundred dollars (525OO) aud
cannot sell for e'r than two thirds OF said appfaise
uent. Terms Cash
GBoRGE woGAMAE, shn,
sMuH CurFr, Auys lme2il NJ. 0. %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

j.. C SNOWFALL isa delegate 10 Me-. Lin
coln Convention from Florida We suspect
that his full name is Juba Cesar SNOWFALL.
IL is not necessary 10 report the color Of bis
skiu, nor the race from which he descended
nov that there is 20 distinction Of color,
race, political social condition. in the
serty to which Mr. snowfall belongs. We
believe there are two or three more Of the
sume sort from Florida and there are six OF
them fgom South Carolina They are the
kind 10 make Black Republican PresideDts,
since that party has assumed that itrequires
the aid OF the blacks tosave the eountry, and
lis lesdfrs demOnd that they shall vote and
be voted ioy--the white race III this country,
under ,heir policy, having become incapacitat-
cd "tc h.fe The country, - OhieGgo Times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
The Re-eIectiOn OF LinCOln.
To the Editor Of tRe Metropolitan Record
PHILADELPHIA, June 9Th, 1854.

SIR-What justice is there in the course
pursued by President Lincoln, towards the
Southern people? Have not tho Confederate
government made three efforts to send com
missioners 10 Lincoln, with the view Of max
ing peace and restoring the Union, and has
not Lincoln refused to receive commissioners,
or make peace with the Southern people,
unless they consent to free their uiRgers, give
the niggers the lands, and mako slaves OF the
white men2 These facts are well known At
the North, and yet there are people trying
TO rs-elect Lincoln, involve the nation in a
debt that can never be paid, and furnish him
with an army that will deprive the membcrs
Of the Democratic party of the North and the
West Of their liberty, aud their property
A DFMocRAT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

Our gold product this year there is little
doubt will be one hundred million Of dollars.
Boston Post
This amount Of gold il 1t was "in hand
to-day would purchase about Sl9l 100000
Gone hundred and ninety one millioos) in
greenbacks; and this aum in greenbacks
would hearly cover the amount it has cost the
government to send Mr. Bulltt and other
delegates from the Free State Of Louisiana, '
Deacon Snowfall and his friends from
loyal Florida, aud Robert Small, Prince
Rivers and bredern from South Carolina to
vote for tue Lincoln succession at Baltimore,
--HdrttOrd Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
tactical

CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Aathma, end
I J Consumption. II IL only necessary for hny one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle oi
StrickIands MeihfuOas Cough Bdisdm
10 convince them that e Is the best preparation over
used II uot only the above affections NJ the
Throat and Lungs, but II cures Night sWeata gnd
splitting Of Bl cd, and In 40 excellent gargle for AMI
Kind Of Sore Throat IL is pleasant 70 takei and
sale medicine or infants Price 60 Cents per botuo.
Nor sale hy druRgista generally. m1t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

THE word War Democrat" s misuoms
Strictly speaking there can be no such thing
as "War Democrat no more than there can
be black white mHu II a man is for the
war he is not a Democrat Of any kind unless
Il would be proper 10 call him an APOSTLE
Democrat There is not principle OF Dc.
mocTaey that is not violated by this VAR
That is the name for those who have abnn-
doned the principles Of Democraey-"apos'
tate Democrats Day Book.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
OuestLOn.

Gentlemen of the Republican and Abo-
lition Partyi What is the matter with John
Charles Fremont now--be was 90 perfect as
Presidential candidate in le56--why so de-
testable in ls64--is il owing TO the Abolition
Proclamation which he issued, and which
President Lincoln suppressed only to re-
issue il himself
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
sHERIFF's SALE.
No. 2gOf,
superior Court.

superior Courts
jesse Duncan, vt al, }
DY virtue Of, and IA obedience TO- the command Of
ID an order of sale made in tho above cause, and
20 me q rectOd BY the superior Court Of Montgomery
County Ohio, vii otter nc Public bale at the door
The Court House, In the city Of Dayton, on satur
day, Jue goth, a. D. 1854, nj O'Clock y. N. oi said
day. the following real estate, VIZ;
Lots numbered -four thousand one hundred aud
thirty. dye (4l3b), four thousand one hundred and
mrty ak Cll36), four thousand one hundred and
thuty stycn il37), four thousand one hundred and
forts hye tta6), and four thousand one hundred and
orty nix Cl4G) as numbered on the revised plat Of
the city OF Dayton, County oil Montgomery, and
state OF Ohio,
50, the following lots ana parcels ofland situate
IA sad County Of Montgomery, ana State o. Ohio
and described aB ollows, to-wit sixteen Lots, mum
hored from one TO sXteen, inclusive, Ia Henry Bacon
| Smtths rubd vision Of out,ot numbered eight l60
in short Survey, orth OF Mad IA 'er, 10 Mad kiyer
Township In the County OF Montgomery, nud S'ote
of Ohio As aforesaid, as desiguRed on tho recorded
/ Plat Of said subdivision.
I 4nid uremlsos have been appraised 40 tolloWs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
Administrators sale OF real estate.


Herman W. hochi ADMIT !
vs. , Montgomery Probate
Theresa LukaY et al. Court.
nN saturday July "a, 1864, AZ o'clock p. 10, at
" the door OF the Court houno Ia Dayton, will DO
sold 70 the highest bidder, bidding over two-thrds
OF the appraised value thereof, the following real "a
tate az Tie property OF Herman W Koch, deceased,
70 wit Lot No three thousand slight hundred and
sixty seven (3667 In the city Of Dayton, Montgome
~ ounty, OHIO, = O be sold iroo from dover. Ap.
praised al B1 hundred dofurs, (a600,OJ) Terms of
Shleg Ode third cash balance Ia one and two years.
equRl payments secured by morta.ee on "a pIcIni
Bea CONSTANTINE zWIsLER,
Admir- with tho VIII annexed Of
TAoB THnEsKNE, Atty, Herman W Koch, decd.
June 4 dsO4 dtW.WAt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
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AIBAHT, NEW YeRR.
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lac disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore IL became very painful my resi- AZ night Was
ponable ! would apply remedy after remedy, but
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The coincidence OF the public has been obtained, ana
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
Fremont M new YOrk.

Fremont clubs are being rapidly organized
in New York city, and an enthusiastic Iati6ea'
ton meeting vas held in the city few nights
since, attended by many distinguished men.
Resoiutqps were adopted in favor Of Gen,
Fremont, and committee appointed TO make
arrangements for carrying on the electoral
campaign,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
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permanent cure Of Darfhea and Dy seer,. This Anti
Cholera Mixture Ia now in use m some Of cur army
hoapltals where II gives the greatest stafecon II
has saved tho lives Of thousands Of our soldiers and
cu5ens, and we viii guarantee n 70 he the best RENE
dy m the world for Diarrhea and Dysentefy.
Mr. Woods, ol Coyington, MY, viii be most hRpFJ
10 satisy TO the virtue Of Strc kland's An
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Testimonials nom patents who have heen cur, aftef
being pronounced Ia urshle by their physician some
after taking only one Lottle Of StrCKlAnds Anti Cho
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torytry one bottle. MA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

AND cannot sell iOf lo8s thRn tWo-thirda Of SAID
Appraisemept
TERMS--Ono.t IN "a ca 81, one.thrd IN one, and
the alance IN tTo years from the day Of sale The
deferred payments To bear per cent interest from
tho dny Of sale, aud 10 be secured by mortgage on
tho premises GEORGE WOOAMANt
SIXTH q CUrFT, Attya Sheriff
May -, 1864. tbs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
EFT. .YalIandIsham,s return.

The Joy among the Democracy at Mr. Val
la; 'gham's return is universal They un-
derstaDd very well that be has right 10 ex'
press bis opinions as much so as MIR. Lincoln
has, and they will maintain II at all hazards.
II is not question for Argument oiHefn'
nah ENQUIRER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
SHOULD our Government recognize tb

SHOULD our Government recognize the
Empire of MACMILLAN, tho Dayton ENpIRE
will have strong hope of recognition from the
Journal The Journal in so doing would
then be in the line of safe precedents. Our
situation is excrucating 80 long as our neigh.
Dor refuses to speak to u.s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

OLD Ans 40 TAKE THE FIELD The Wash
iugton correspondent OF the New York Herald
says
"Since the nomination at Baltimore Mr.
Lincoln appears to be ambitions Of military
as well as civil honors lie is understood to
nave declared to day that if military success
is not speedy achieved he indends TO take
the field in person, ne Commander-in-C Chief Of
the armies Of the United States
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
Hon. q. l.. VaIIandIghaIn at
Home

The telegraph informs US that Mr. Val
landigham arrived at Hamilton, Butler Coun-
~ Ohio, yesterday, and made a speech there.
The Democratic District Convention for the
Third Congressional District was held at that
place, and it was, we presume, before that
body he gpoke He then went home TO Day
ton, where he doubtless received warm vel
come from his friends -StaiesBlaH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
The Repeal OTIhe $500 Clause
Protest Against IL from the
Republican Press.

Protest Against IL from the
Republican Press.
As specimen Of the way the Republican
press treat the proposed repeal Of the $500
clause, we give the following from the New
York Evening Post
''THT EXEMPTION OLAUsE.
III Congress does what The Provost Marshal
General desires, and what Mr. Schenck yes
ierday, asked il to do, It will do, certainly,
what the factous opposition demanded q
year a. o. bu; what all classes and parties now
oppose The repeal Of the three hundred dol
lars exemption clause will operate, weare sat
isded only 20 increase the hardships Of the
workingmen while il will neither help TO hll
the armies, nor affect in any manner the rich.
II will, in truth, be a singularly unfair dis
crimnaiion in favor Of the wealthy We do
not accuse any one Of desiring TO do this, but
such will be the effect Of the meahure which
is strongly urged upon Congress
III that body, however, is determined 10
repeal the three hundred dollar clause, let II
make clean sweep Of exemption altogether
let it paus a law that oil who are drafted shall
march Then, at least, the workingman will
SEQ that his wealthier ueigbbor has no adyant
,go over him that both are placed upon the
same footing and that the chances Of The
conscrption bear equally upon all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

IE many parts of Ohio, as in the despodc
governments Of Europe, the women are in the
field doing the work of farm hands, while
their fathers, husbands and brothers are serv'
ing as conscripts in the army, From what a
height we have fallen, and to what degrade
ton sunk, under Republican rule
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

We learn from the Journal that it deliber
ated for at least twenty four hours, whsther it
should eondescend to notice at all the return
Of Mr. VALLASDloHAM to the city. Finally it
concluded that TO ignore the fact would be
On absurd assumption --and 30 the "iact
was not ignored" The Journal, in accord
ance with this deliberate conclusion, states
explicitly, and in language not to be misun-
derstood that Mr yALLASDIoHAM has roIarn-
ed, and for once the Journal tells the truth.
No one doubts that Mr.. VALIASDIoHAM is here,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

r0-"No danger Of famine, says RePub-
can paper Perhaps there is no danger of
absolute famine, but there 10 grave reason to
apprehend vast amount Of destitution and
suffering The surplus in the country is very
small, owing partly to the failure Of the corn
crop of last year. The call Of Governor
BRouoH' for troops, reduced, to an alarming
extent the agricultural force Of the State,
Added to this, the freezing out Of the wheat
to a very considerable extent, in all parts Of
the country, and the prevalent drought which
now threatens the corn, makes the prospect
anything but hopeful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

A report from Fortress Monroe, announces
sbe captars Of Petersburg. Whether IL comes
from q responsible source or not we cannot
tell.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
nave we /. Toodlss Among Usi

In the Journals report Of the magnificent
demonstration last night we read "Laie
DeyeIin followed, but he's of no consequence. "
The very words of Toodles omatter what
trauspircd, Toodles always said Its Of no
consequence. Toodles must be in the city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

Washington correspondent warns the
people that they may expect Martial Law to
be proclaimed before three months.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
Nair Resturer.

A GARD no THE PUBLIC.
U1HE UNDERSIGNED D hereby return their thanks
L 10 Mr.. Valentine Fres, Agent snd the
GERMAEIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, for the great promptness they hs,s
shown IN paying TO US the amount of the insurance
on tho life Ol Peter Richer, deceased. Sud Eicher
incurred his life Or the beneht Of his v lie and chill
iren, on tho 2ist day April, 1864 He suddenly
took sick, and Died od the I'd day OF May, 1854, anu
on this day the Company has paid US the amount OF
the insurance " OOU We thn6 1t right that the nut.
lie should know these facts
BARBARA FICHER.
Dayton. NAY %, 1864 A. HOURST nmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
NoT1CE

..s NOTICE. .s.
A PETITION will be presented 10 6oysrnor
n Rrough for the pardon of Clayborn hagaa, now
asowss oAfHARIHE HAoAS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17

IA dlsease by the use OF
Dr.. St,ieklands Pile Remedy
Read what those say who have uaed a.
M. Charles W. Land. aIn, OF Louisville, and mT,
HaEnrde, Cincinnati, o both cured a ter using
one pot Of Or. Strickland'B Pile Remedy. They say
but one Pot Of strckland'r Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many yeSrs with Ule
worst kind Of Piles They recommend every ors
who 70 suffering TO ttyh.
Ask for
Dr. Stricklands 5 Pie Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, 50 cts pot Manufactured al
No. hest Fourth VI, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TAOh5i
SECRETARY or sTATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
" Seneca County.
sUrREaE JUDGES
tFoa Tutt TrhnD
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP
" Fairdeid Cou y
ITO TuL yAo'ScIrs)
Iont NrcRucyi
MACHIAS G. WHITFIELD
VI Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER 5. BOYS,
or pighland County.
ATTORNEY GEEERAL
LYMAN r CRlrCHFlELD'
OF Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER or THE ThkASUk''
WILLIAM s V. PRENTlSSi
OF Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER 8 RAMSEY,
OF Hardin County
HOARD OF PUUttO WORKS
(FuLt TERNA
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County
(soR v,cANcY1
CHARLES BOEStL,
OF Auglaire County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22

| In the Army IF the Potnmac great rrepar-
| ations are being made made for the expected
arrival of Lieutenant General Grant All or
| der has beeu issued from the i. S. War De
partment requiring that all men who have been
| tra,ferred from their original regiments to
others, for the purpose OF completing their
term of enlistment, be Immediately returned
to their original organizations. The sick are
being removed from the army.
President Lincoln and Generals sickles,
Oglesby, and their stats, and other officers,
visited the fair in Washington, on Friday
night in body. They were there under the
auspices of the knights Templars, Grand
Master B. B. French, introduced General
Sickles, who made a brief speech. General
Oglesby also spoke. and finally President Lam
coin in reply to repeated Calls, responded.
It is reported that Gen. Sige} who has late
" assumed command of the department OF
western Virginia, had narrow escape from CAP
ture by the Confederates a few days since. -
While at Martinsburg he rode outside OF his
picket lines, and just at that moment toroe OF
two hundred Confederates rode between the
General and his lines. Had they known Of his
presence they could, it is alleged, have eaptur-
ed him with ease.
Bands of Confaderates, numbering IN all
five hundred men, have crossed to the north
side of the Cumberland River, and on the l7th
few Of them were encountered near Cellna,
Kentucky, by Hobson's (FederaI) cavalry,
which succeeded in killing and woundlng sew
eral, and it is said iii capturing Coone! Ham
ilton their leader.
The Mazatlan Times of March 9TH, says,
the French forces left Gaudalaa on February
Oath, going toward Colona, and ere this bat,
tie must have been fought with the natlonal
forces. The same paper says, commerce at
Mazatlan is uninterrupted, but it seems TO be
the purpose of the French to effectual!y block
ade all the ports south Of Mazat|an.
It is announced that ''all is quiet IN front
Of Chattanooga; although the quiet was some
what disturbed by dash over ''aylor's Ridge,
on Saturday last, by some eighty Confederate
cavalry, who succeeded in carrying OF certain
obnoxious Union citizens.
Ia Western Virginia, it Is rumored that a
considerable force of Confederates have ad-
vancea towards New River, and 1t Is believed
that they design making an offensive demon
str.tion in the direction of the kanavha.
Admiral Dahgr has again gone 70 fortress
Monroe, where it is expected he viii receive
the bodv Of his son by the Gag Of truce boat:
which is due there this afternoon
| t. is said that an unusual number o. earro'
1ors horse thieves, and scoundrels OF every de.
scr;ntion are now prowling about Baltimore ana