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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

ILLUMINATIoN.-Last evening, the Mount
Vornon Hotel, corner Of Ninth street aud the ave.
nue., WAS handIomely illuminated In honor Of the
successes OF Gen. Grant and our noble armies, 10
nGhtlng the battles of freedom.
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sERIEADH TO Col. FoX.-LaSt evening, the
band OF the 2Ith Michigan, which IL shortly 70 be
trAnIferred to the "a brigade, ID division, Frank
Webb, leader, BersuAdel Col. FOX, at WillardA'
Hotel, much to the salts action OF all who had the
pleasure Of listening 10 their duleet strains.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

GOLD GoLD The only place in this city
where they make Ard ro.poiht gold pens 10 at 6IC
seventh street, upstairs.
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A DIsIoySI EI-Msmbsr OF Congrsss Ar.
rested,

BAN FRAScIIoo, May John s. Chapman,
formerly member OF Congress from Aichi-
gan, has been arrested and sent to Fort Alci-
tras, for grossly disloyal language.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

| Brig. Gen. Horatio O. White has been ap-
pointed Major General Of volunteers, to- day,
aud Is to succeed Major General sedgwick as
commander ofthe 9th army corps.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

AARIVAL.-Dr. Z. B. Lghtbll has arrived
in tho city, and may be found at rnt Ebbitt House
until Saturday, 18th.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

DIsTRBssITa CkLLMITY.--A lady named
Woods was going up the Avenue this morning In
AVery distressed condition, and inquiring most
impatiently to known where the rooms OF tho
Michigan Relief Association were located. We
understand that the cause OF her distress was in
battles She has four brothers still living, who aro
all In tho service.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

Miss Provost comes to US with new lAurelS lately
gathered in boston and the great cities OF the
West. She 10 Improved in perIOnAl appearance,
aud her acting eVinoeS that she has maintained a
careful study OF the business Of the profession.
Consequently Miss Provost ID more attractive than
ever before a. an actress
We only regret that she has come to US in time
Of such military excitement that 1t Is almost im-
possible to nll our theatre. The bloody drama
war being enacted by our armies Is absorbing the
attention Of the people, and for that reason we
fear that many OF tho adnrrerS OF this charming
aclresa will miss seeing her during her short en-
gagumeut. We would, however, advise all those
WHO haze = spare hour In the evening, to embrace
the opportunity to witness her acting,
A slEGuLAR CoRCDENoE.--The body OF
Lieutenant Colonel A. B., Chapman, whose
death Wa recorded yesterday, reached here this
morning IN charge Of DoctOrs Burwell and
HJin,es. In our brief obituary Of yesterday We
stated that his life was saVed at Fredericks,
burg by diary which he carried in his lefl
breast pocket. By = most singular coincidence
the shot which caused his death struck In pre-
Cisely the same spot
: -
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Agent 6fsai Ps.asylsAalA 1sotA aKA sssss ~
GsnsrsI Passs.ssG 1yaA as.a' Ss.aS. Isats
p2a-dN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

h1-HASsnS MAOAsnA DAhuA--mALs y -
nosEaelGhsfsl sad sx6sSJ0hA5I @A-As sSG -
covered. N ShAsE@ 0s naa-SSsat no ~ hAAG
70 . PSATly satin tsItaRS Of sVShhsI SSau0, -
parting the nasbls paIiW . ySu0. - os AaanR
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fAshisA. II TsASVO ~, nsaDo, plnH1 -
rsuIhAsa hSa - skis, l0ViAG - S0plaEion
fresh, kanapArsaA ASA 1899 y SsOiAI -
aAiSriAI In lIiss y ~ GhA- FaosAAs@ ~ ~
rsIEsE AAd Opera aaO@s. IN vha Wv ~
should hEVs. AslA sVsryUb1ss.
Prepared " ". \. HAaAH, ~, H
AtarSs Al ssdSsS ~ ..r. ....
SsHAs SAAE4 -
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

ARRIVALA AND CLRARAEoBs, CUsToH-HoUsI,
folT OT GKoRaTTuWE, d. O., MAY ll.-CleArsdi
Sch. Mechanic, BeAohum, 81. MAry'sj barge Grey
hound, Tuell, swans Creeks sch. y y. RAndeP
RiIley, Providence, II. Ii barge ThoH. Carroll,
Stone, MottawOmAnj barge Mary Ans, Disney, 90
eoquAn BAyI sch. NJ. J. Tardy, Hooper, sAllburJi
sch. America, Bennett, st. Mary'si sch. Indiana,
Todd, Long river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

Smallpox is said to be moro prevalent ID
Cincinnati at present tASp sTor bsrl.1.
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The Remain. or Major Gen. s.dE~IeL'

The Remains OF MsJor Gen. ssdgwIek'
The body OF Major General sedgwick was
brought to this city last evening, and has been
embalmed to-day. The scar which the fatal
bullet produced dishgurcs the face very slight
ly. The face, since the embalming process,
appears as natural as life.
A.w. Markley, Esq., In behalf of the various
railroad lines between this city and New York,
has rendered to Major whittier, OF Gen. sedg.
wick's stat, who has the body in charge, a
special car in which to convey the remains 10
New York, on the 7:bO train from this city, this
evening.
The body will be taken to the "sedgwick
Homestead" at Cornwall, LitchAeld county
Connecticut, where Gen. sedgwick was born
Major whittier will be accompanied by Cap
tainS HSlstcad and Beaumont, also of the Gen
erals staff. .r.-
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Second Edition
A Dispatch from General Ingalls,.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.


Senator Ncsmith received to-day the follow
ing private dispatch from Gen. ingalls,, Quarter
master Of the Army Of the Potomac, dated
''neas spottsylvunia Court House, May 10th,
1 o'clock p, -...
eve are fighting now and have been all the
time. Woure bursting them up,'i Our losses
arc heavy. We shall make another general
attack at tb O'Clock this evening. The world
never heard of war before. Tell 0rin (my
brother) that am all right, and bound for
Richmond"
I'VE should not print the above dispatch but
for the fact that It has been published in very
large loaded type by one Of our morning CO
temporaries, the editor Of which Away
"greedlly devours" the "raw material -" ant
manufactures" 4" them into sensations.
We are satisfied that Gen. Ingalls,, a verJ
excellent gentleman, did not intend 10 have 1
printed that "tho world never heard Of wa
BEFORE" because there is difference Of opin
ion about that; nor that eve are bursting
them up" with heavy losses." a
1t will be observed that the information de-
rived from the special messenger from Genera
Grant to the President, published in our two
O'Clock Extra REPUBLICAN,, was two hours late
from he General hinSslEl
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PoLICH MATrHRs.-The police report that tn
sitJ has been unusually quiet for the past four o
hHe dhNh.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

ASSAULT AND BATTERI.-A colored domestic
BY the name Of Ellen Lewis, whilst procuring
some water Yesterday, from pump on the corner
girl, the daughter of Mrs. Mary s. Myers, who
threw dirt into the water which she pumped. She
regular quarrel ensnfd, which resulted In an Gs.
sault and battery on the mother by the eolored
woman, who used her bucket as q weapon, She
einct, and committed to jail for court by Justice
Glberlon.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O.

wEDSEsDATr,uinnn.n,itn,n,NAY II, 1854
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m s-AIsgsnt whsrsrGh-DrsA ssasIs
Hoksn fer n,iesn.sk lsy, s.v.a y..ss sla, -.
nnsst sadie nsrpu u wsshiasesn.
nAPpIg,ss 49,, H.i.,.i ~, tS o..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

51 Is,,:.A n;:,,.s e s.. ", yMt:,.,, :. a.
Al Islisd Hail. ssrssI sf aItA s,ssss 49, yirI,sia
lveuue, % TAufstAy svoathB As iAh i.stsst q
the ensuing funs elsstss. nyieh
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-11

+, m Dsatsr uaAninn, a. ths Matiena1
Hotel, uati The isth iasi fer Ne ssss sf Hsssia,
Femals WeAhssss, S..e.sl D,slitJ, anf npina
Df. Bspsiss's 80 hsssfeebssp.n.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALE ,

Francis Hall, per Guardian, ys Nancy Hefieman ct
al. Case No 2SS5, Montgomery County superior
Court. In Partiuonf t - 81 ~ Y
DY virtue Of and IN obedience 10, the command of
Montgomery County, Ohio, aud 10 me directed, will
offer at public sale AT the door of the Court House.
Saturday, April o. 1864, W
AZ two o'clock N Of said day, the following described
real estate, toRlG The southeast quarter OF section
twenty seven le), township two C2), range four ~
e'st, ac. In Moplgomery county. Ohio, containing
one hunited and ity nine and sixty sax one .hund.
redth acres, more or less. 'ot .f lu. b.rlr
aaid prAinises have been appraised at ffy dollars
$50 per sore and cgpnot sell for less than tSohirds
Of said appfaisemant, t....f tt... III f.t.
Terms-0as third cssh, one third 10 one year and
the balance IN two Yesrs rom the day OF sale the de.
ferred payments 70 beaf interest be pecured BY
mortgage on tile preuneea. Il UrtNfun
GEORGE WoGANAs gBhsiiA Mont eonniy.
l.. ProUrs, Attorn y, ma9deWawta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
MUTHOqEIH BWIET0.
,Ha9l W NhkILtW
WynkOOD's Iceland PectOral.

MDiseases Of the threat ehestaud pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdons and dangerous. The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be expectorsnt, anodyne and
nvigorating ioosenng the mucus OF the throat, and
mparng tone to the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of diseases
like DR.. Wynkoop's iceland Pectoiai II IL tised with
the most astonishing resutsin sl cases Of broncht
influenza, whooping cough diptheria or putrid sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs colds, nervous irrils-
bty, &C. ,....a..r 4
The Rev 8 j. Potter cerii9ea that, "1 have used Dr
Wynkoops Pectoral FOR several Years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommendedt Il 10 mAnvO others. and have never
seen its equal" Rev. J. j. Potter, BrooklynN Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimoni-
ais could be produced. showing It's remarkable cures
and that II never fails. aH ua'
II composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oh
cad, Peruvian Balsam, ElecampRne, Comtrey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable eNpectsrant and tome ln-
gredenta. IL Is harmless, prompt and lasting In
yads and sufferers cannot afford TO neglect trial
Every family should have It. 1t is remarkable lor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations and di
rections accompany each bottle. FlII.
Sold In Dayton by W. W. Stewart and all principal
druggists
Prepared by DR.. R. wynkoop and sold by D. 8.
Barnes 3 Oo.,N New York; 40 seo3diy
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Aegal.


Henry stibbs vs. Samuel stbbs ct A. In PaF,ition.
Case No. HbO Superior Court Of Monigomsry
County.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale made IN the above
ID cRnse by the Superior Court Of Montgomery
County, OHIO, will onor At public sale At the door
the Court House, on
Tassiay, March %, 1864,
AZ two O'Clock Of said day, the following descrb
cd real estate VIZ eerain tract Of land with the ap
purtenAneea lying and being Ia Clay township, Mont
g0mery County, Ohio, and described as lOllows TO-
wit The north half Of the northwest quarter Of seenOn
thrty two (S2, town SIX l6l range four lt containing
eghty-ohe and seventeen oue.hundredths (sl T-l0l
acres
Said farm ia situated ons mue west Of Dodson STA
ton, and Is said 20 be one OF the best farms ! thai
neghbofhood and has been appraised al $50 per acre
rec Of dover,
Terms-1S cash, = iu QUE year and the balance ID
two years from tho day Of sale deferred payments q
bear Az per cent intorost from the day OF sale an u
be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
HlI GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
HouK MoMAHoN. Attorneys. fe2fwts
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p X O $ T. h O Il u s
OF
Dayton Weekly Empire.
BY HUBBARD 4 BROTHER,
uAr OF THE LOGAN COUNTY eAzrrrEJ

Having taken charge OF the DAYroN EMrraE, we
possess all the desired facilities for publishing first
class paper, and respectfully submit this Prospectus
to the Patriotic, LbOrty loving Democracy every
whers, for their subscription and support
The EMPIRE will be Democratic paper, without
any prefix qualification. ID will be for Constitution
Peace = said Napoleon and so, humby but earnest
ly, say we. These ideas we shall incuicate; not by
violent or foIebe ressianee TO constituted authority
but within the pale of the law by argument by facts
by appeals TO tie reason OF the people.
1his year OF 1864 is destined 70 be memorable for
ratisn--law, order, Peace, and Union-or the utter
and final overthrow Of American Liberty, with super.
yening pespotism or Anarchy, which is more to be
one Of the conditions Of Dem ocratic success which
must be camphed with, 10 the dissemination Of Dem.
Ocraue papers, These ought 70 be put in the hands
Of every man who will read them; II this we're Of
fected all doubt OF success next fall would be remOg
ed The Psoplewil redeem themselves, IL they can
Those who we're readers OF the
LOG "A NJ q "A q e T Il z
Win understand what IL to be the character Of the
EMPIRE. In addition 10 carefully prepared and sound
Democratic editorials and selections, it will be lull Of
Life, Spice, and Variety.
A. MARIos MELHoRSE = having declined to take
charge q the Roman Empire-will have Depart
the evening horizon" with his usual abilIty,n a.
"ths ssquel will truly show"
The anthor OF "TfNCLE SAINTS HOTEL" "RYE
COFFEE" ode sERENADE," &c., will sing his
merry songs az ofen as occasion inspires thsm.
Pnttirnnts nicad ~ AZ ~, tgo M oe .,
served IN each number Of the Weekly.
In addition TO thus careful attention will be paid TO
the News OF the Week, Market Reports, aud, In
word, all that goes to make up pleasant, reliable
and radically sound Democratic paper.
We send his Prospectus to old friends everywhere,
and to many OF whom we hope TO make friends, in
the belief and hope that they will aid us IN the estab
hshment OF reasonably prosperous Democratic
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
A. M CLURE,
REAL EST TEA GENT
AegaI
A VALUABLE FARM AT PUBLIC SALE
Superior Court.

Abner Stephens Superior Court.
against
Jacob G.. Keplar et al. Case No. 27b7
nURSUANT 10 au order and decree Of the superior
i Court OF Montgomery county, Ohie, made IN the
above entitled cause, / will, on
SATURDAY., Aprt 0, 1884,
se Ut public oucry 10 thu highest bidder, at the door
Of the Court House, in the city Of Dayton the farm OF
Francis j. Andrews, situated east Of Centerylle in
this county, containing l30 acres.
ItisIn good state Of Cultivation, has about fifteen
asTeS OF woodland, a dwelling, barn, three tenant
houses. de-
Appraised at ss,2eO or $40 an acre--may sell for
81 400 ", or S26 81 an acre.
GEORGE W. MALAMBRE, Master Com.
IA. J0apAN, THREsnER a JoRbAN, L. s. YoUEa and
HOUE MCMAHON, Attorneys. mAiIiawls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
Shade and Ornamental Trees -Th,

Shade and Ornamental Trees The
good weather which we are all so glad 70 see,
pats us in the notion of procuring such trees
and shrubs as vii illoFnRmeht and beautify our
homes. We notice that Mr.. LAY on Ludlow
street, has been getting fresh lot of the most
beautiful shade trees and evergreens to be
seen in the city. We advise all who want
anything in this line to call upon Mr.. LAY,
and make their selections at the earliest op.
portunity. The assortment cannot fail to
please.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Dayton, that he has on hands
the largest and most thrifty stock Of Shade
Trees, Evergreens and Ornamental Plants,
ever introduced into the City of Dayton. The
plants have been selected with skill and by gu
experienced English gardner, who has made
arrangements with the proprietor of one of
the fnesinuseries 10 the United States to sup
ply him with any tree or flower that may be
required by his patrons, whom be kindly in
vites to examine his stock of various kinds Of
Evergreens, Shade Trees, etc, on Ludlow st
back Of the Third Street Presbyterian Church
GEoRGE SAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07

Lost or StOlen-O the oath Cay Of
March last the undersigned lost two notes,
given on the first day Of March, 1864 by
Henry ROLES and II. A. Bergman, to Gerhard
Kroger, for six hundred dollars each, one due
in six months after date, the other in one year.
This notice is to warn persons from buying
said notes as they have been paid by US. Any
person leaving the above notes with Joseph
Rehling Co, corner Of Fifth and St. Clair
streets, will receive liberal reward,
II A. BRRGMANS,
HENRY RoLFEs. uH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, situa-
tion as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman
The applicant has had experience in all. Wa
ess no object City reference given. Ad-
dress this Office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
AGnlcaI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI VENkREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in tho Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the cSRtrel Of tive Of the NEST Eminent
PhyaiciRnh in the world,
nR. ", BONAPARTE, frSm Lender and Paris
Hospitals aud for the past ten years or the DIN.
late Of New York This is the aHT sdios ia the city
whore NermAnent cure sf Private Diseases can be
ohaained. without the use sf mercury or change Of
diet Genorrhoea cured IN to ~ hsurs 6ieet cured
In to 10 daYsi Structures cured in 10 weeks Noe
turnal Emissions stopped IN 10 days; Seminal
a,s ,,rs m "a lts prlnlA
10 aWeeks; skin Diseases cured In ts ) weeks; i'm
potency, vigor restored IN 70 tweeks All diseases
male or female.
Dr. Bonaparte's great werk oa private dseases. th.
Private Guldets Health, 10 beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, ON and Young, shsuld road this Sosk Hwll
enlighten those uhS Crepe IN darkaesa! PFiee "a
Dr.. Bsnaparte's Freuch Pateat Male sAiei II is
perfectly safe, and never fails to gs satsacon It's
The snly safe and sure preventive ARAast disease.
enc 81 per half doEen. 81 per dsSAn sent ~ r.sii
sS-Madame LOzlER's Femsls Monthly Pills IL -
safe and reliable remedy for suPPressons aad ali ie
male diseases Ladies should nat use them dur,Dg
pregnancy, ~ they WI prsduee mscarriaae Prcs
d % per heH--eHira hhe se--sepste aAy address hy
Brs. n A h, are The aeu is csHsuiti thoy are M.
queshsnahly aoknewledged 70 BE- the cham pions and
Kings si vsnsfeAl diseeses ssd the sny pooters sho
witness lhe Varieus diseases which aflei nSniins.
and to waloh the progress thruugh = lona caTeer ~
proiessiOnAlstudy In every sphere eflile, fsn ihe
humble abode Of poverty te ihe mhasien of the wea
,hy, and having ascertainod heyond doubt the Vest
suffering II humanity, they deten iuei 10 select tha
generauve system as their pArteuh shlts aud 70 de
vote their whole oaitenton 10 the alienation on
sases Of thssetmporiant lhctlOns No letters viii -
answered unless they csntan a remittance or nost
ge stamp. Gall or address,
pta. B0NAPARTE REYNOLDS.
No. lsq sycamore street, between Elth s,4te -,
aide, OncnuaN, Ohio.
onlss hour kOm AM. toOP.M. hs
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#ustc.
STIRRING MUSIC.

S1 IO1INNT lNL ~ SIS.
I AM prepared T. ,nralsh String Music fer balls,
l. parties, 4c, at the lowest Possiblo rates. Having
played with Prot Faiichid during the lRat suraneT
feel confident that cas- satisfy all his cid Gustom-
ers am member " the RegmeatAl Band, and
can furnish any number OF piecos for "A string hand
All orders lel with Charles Theobald, csrAer Third
and jefferson streets, uAder Husten Hall, will be
promptly attended to-
del2d5m DANIEL n. pAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07

Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The western part
Of the city, north of Fourth St., preferred -
Enquire at this Office .ast dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
sandasl.y, Daylon ana Clnolnnnli y y
- n n ilIjsas.g,.

Ia I'D IN
! 4 IN and after November lB, 1865 Ann i,,,---.,,
~ noueei Passenger and Freight Trans III, 'n'tl,N
DAllONI gong north, A. follows. ''' 'N''
Q,dn A. m. through Freight and Ac.,.,,,...
OsfO win Passenger Gar attached ''i"uA'oa
ln.Qn ~ M NAL tram for Strne6aLd .,
1O.OO Utbana, belletontaine, Fofesf SSSo.uubuH,
Sanuuskyi connecting Rt Springfield WI Sayue anu
LohuVh anu columbus, arriving in Uolpn,I IRAN tui
NJ NJ ~ uTbanA Win tram Tor Colun btl, ~ s a. 2iO D.
IRAN on fusburgi ~. Wayne a Chira.a 4, "iest Will
nss', arriving IN Otestlne ~ 5qB m mi ~ ~ goha
s,"y nj 81 Oyde with Tram Clevean, t.Ourk ".
~ ~ n going kast arriving ia Cleveland ~ .u Toledo
UnaIh ,Iy ~ S'SO m, ANA buffalo al 6tu etO ~,
" west1 ~ arriving 10 Toledo Al 1910 M Deira, uUins
mi Nsetlo ~ lV;5O M, and Ssndusky ny M nc sac
! FL 4. AZ, nlght k1press tor spffnJs.iia ia p M
NsA1 anu bellelonthine, connecting a3 tiui ufhanR
nan gong haSt on fii,shurg, NJ Wsyns ofest With
nVap' siINlAHl Crestiine at6:l6 q ~ Pji1u Ohicago
M Going est, with Train ARR VIM at Jip
o.zo m, and Chicago at lO.fO n M F ~ Wayne AZ
Sn uleveland aud Toledo X. r. Arf with rnun
soo M Dunkirk ~ 4:OO M ana Hb "a We eteland hi
ae"ohes sahdusky NJ 14U a M. ~ 6iSO IA =,
T.nh r. m, Huntsville Acpon,,,..,
t.VO Dayton on arrival OF Tram 1n,'ion, leaNDt
tsacllins springfield at 800 M Urls,a ni ~ CincnnAi
i ih,oefl! At ll.z5 M BeiioiGntain " iV46 "a,
Was, Ao.s ea va lhis Lane 70 all points N,,tt
"" Seh De lad Al the TiOket tDfboa IA ~ ~ htst anI
! SL SaM T. W. KING, Ticket Ap.nf ." 'ue Union Deps
fhre always As low ~ IN sn, "a,
p' 80 iuio plAllop relative 60 shin1iu,, ~ louts'
| MAlShT TP'y althe tompauys hieleht ihm'. ~ ths
- Agent h. kICE g. bep"t-J., b.
=. SlAFr, 1ea. 1fcket agent rV''i'ehnehl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07

PHfLIP 8. 6EBHART's ESTATE.
ON the hrst day Of February, A. b. 1sgi the UNDER
" signed we're appointed and qualified Executors
Of the last will and testament OF Phfip S dehhATt,
anal SAMUEL GEbHkRT,
iegS3 ISAAC DISs NIGER. N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-07
JACOB ROHRRR's ESTATE.

ON tbs, Risi dayot March, 1864 The undersigned
" were duly appotnted Administrators, With the
WI annexsd Of the estate Of Jacob kohTar, late Of
Montgomery county Ohio, deceased. l4f-. II
DAVID RQHRER,
maaaw2 ffNsH ELfaA ROHRER.
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NJ RRCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER.

HENRY MILLER,
THANKFUL for patronage heretofore extended TO
Il the firm Of Miller Iharch, respectfully solicits
Huston Building corner TldFd and Jefferson streets,
where he will always be found with full assortment
Of goods In his line. iesdsw
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AASIaNRES NOTICE

A L. persons having claims against Job Henry
n anydermau, will present them % the uudersisn-
ID, who has been duly appointed assignee, or seAo-
nent. jaDe6e WILLIAM KLOEkER.
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LEGAL NOTIOE.

!NHE undersgned hereby notifies Conrad Rpeger,
i That she has tiled hef petition In The Court oi
ing 70 be- divorced nom said Conrad Hueger hef hus-
band Oause--Willfnl absente TOR three yeArt
J.H, BASsorT, Attorney. . = = - fiisyftt
.ti.al .a.. m 800 iI'.Hl f..i .I ~ ~