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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06

Or hair Of any uBpieasaat hue, to glorisus black
or snehaBtinz brovu. Unique In 10 composition
and nfliibls in ita results Il has aehisves pspa-
lsrity with both sexes With every class Of society,
and In all parts ef the worId. Manufactured By
J. cRISTAD0Eo, No. 8, Astor House, Esv Ysrk
Sold b. all Druggists. Applied By al Hair Dress
sFs auzZ.Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-06
Last for an 'EIme.
Permanent among tks latter elass stands
CHsISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
TransforEns GRAY Hair

vegetable preparation, hsrmlsss as water, Viii
ia Eve minats
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY, September 9.-The demand for Quer-
ctron Bark has somewhat subsided, and there Is
firm feeling with sales of LIST No. at S5l tF ton.
CloVerseed meets with a moderate inquiry, with
sales, to a small extent, at $I35O@l4 IT, Ga lbs.
Sales of Timothy are making at $4,000, and
Flaxseed at So 65@S70.
In Petroleum We have no new movement to
notice. The market is dull, but quiet. We quote
Crude at 60c. and Refined, in bond, at S0@S.c.,
and free at 5000.
The dull feature noted in the Flour Market
for few days past still continues. The demand
for export has fallen of, and the sales have been
confined to 1900 barrels extra family and extra at
Sll'769l2 so; small sales to the trade are max
ing at from Sll up to SIS for superfne and fancy
lots, as in quality. Nothing doing In Rye Flour
or Corn Meal. There Is less activity In the market
for Wheat, which is In limited request at S2'9OC9
S2.52 for old, and s2'0o9262 for news sale Of
5000 bushels Kentucky white was made at $3.50.
Rye is taken upon arrival at Sl'Ss@l'S5. Corn
is quiet, with sales OF 5000 bushels Of Western
mixed At sl'79; yellow is held at Sl73. Oats
are steady at 5000 cents.
Whisky Is dull and no sales 10 alter quotations
have taken place.
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FROM HAVANA AND nrxIco.

New YoRK, September 9.-Adyices from H.
yana to the 26th ult have been received
The reported capture of Victoria from the
French by Cortnas has been confirmed. The
French were put to fight with heavy loss.
COrtnas had announced to the soldiers that he
would soon lead them to Tampico, ami would be
reinforced from Huastican.
Captain Mendoga had ambpshcd a party OF
Imperialists, killing siXty-six, and capturing
twenty-seven Of them; also capturing ll5 rifles
and 70 horses. Captain Mendoga and three Of
his men were killed.
The yellow fever was making considerable
havoc at Havana.
The steamer Francis, lately from Philadelphia,
had been sold for 100000. She is to be fitted out
for blockade running.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 7.-Among
the deaths in Hampton Hospital, since the last
report, have been Matthew Dodd, of the 9TH Penn
sylyania Cavalry; and Samuel Fruh, 5S.h Penn.
sylvania,
Captain Osgood Eaton died at Fortress Monroe
last night, of dropsy.
Captain l.. M. Rogers, SSth Pennsylvania, died
of his wounds
Major General Butler returned last evening
from his trip north, and left o-day at noon for
the front.
The steamer from City Point reports that no
further news had been received from the front.
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There is not money enough IN the Spanish
treasury to pay the employees OF the Government
what was due them on the lst Of Auguat last
Senior Salamanca, well known 10 Americans
writes that prolongation of the present state OF
Spanish financial affairs will endanger both the
institutions and the dynasty Of Spais.
-Vice-Admiral MOrier. OF the British navy.
died few weeks ago, after having seen much ser.
vice. The only part Of his career interesting 10
Americans, is that when he took part in the bonn.
bardment OF Stonington in 1874, no and his com
rades were compelled to withdraw after sustain.
ing considerable loss. The cannon which re
pulsed the ships are still to be seen at stonington
The Italian press is anything but complimeu.
tary in It's remarks upon the British ministry
"English dipomRtists," says the Hahe, "possess
the rare art Of being able TO put good face on
disaster. The reYerses sustained bY their noIicv
are skilfully yelled beneath an exterior Of self.
satisfied complaeency, and their song OF triumpb
is never so loud As on the morrow OF a defeat. ID
must be confessed that English statesmen have
In them the stuff 10 make frst-rate Comedians.
At the head of these masters In dissimulation we
ust place she First Lord ot the Treasury"
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 9.-Flour has declined
20d Sales Of lO5O0 bbls at 50 5OGlO2j for state
Sl25al2 10 for Ohio, and Sll9l4 for Southern Wheat
declined note; sales of 10000 bush At s2l6tD2 q oI
42 SG for Western Corn gulet sales Of 600 bush
Mess. Lard dun at 23A A6p2il. Whisky dun at $40
Receipts ofFlour, 1900 bbs Wheat ~ 900 bush Corn
10000 bush. -
NEW YORK. September 9.-Stocks are lower
Chicago and Rock Island, l033s Cumberland Pre-
leTred coz; Illinois Central. Ia; Michigan south
efni Slts do.iguaTranteed, lf51s New York Central,
lH4 Reading. 1875 Hudson River, l2ld; Missouri & )
c6i One-yen Certificates, 93a Treasury 7JOs Ill Five
twenty Coupons, ilx. 0-'0
Gold since the Board. 2Bl}<.
BALTIMORE, September 9.--Flour very dull
and heavy. Wheat dun at s2G56g270 for white Whisky
dull and nominal. Groceries drOoplng.
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Grant and Sheridan.
EARLY's COMMAND WITH
GENERAL LEE.
Expected Attack on General
Hancock.
UNION SCOUT THROUGH LOUDON
COUNTY.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc. etc



WAsHISoroN, September 9.-Thc mail steamer
Daniel Webster, from City Point, reports atT,irs
unchanged before Petersburg, up to ten O'Clock
yesterday morning.
It is believed that considerable portion Of
Early's command has rejoined Lee, and an at
tack by the Rebels on our position on the We'll
don road is momcntary expected, as our piclets
were driven in on Wednesday night Our posi-
tion is believed to be impregnable, and our
troops are not ayerse to meeting the Rebels there
in any numbers.
The railroad from City Point to our position
on the Weldon railroad is being rapidly extended,
and will, it is expected, be in running order by
Sunday next.
Major Ludlow, with detachment of the 2S.h
Illinois Cavalry, has returned from successful
scout through Loudon valley, via Lewisburg,
having proceeded as far up as Purceryille.
No Rebel force was found in Loudon valley,
but Moseby's men. Major Ludlow captured
several prisoners among them the notorious
Captain Wright, of Whites band of gucras.
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THE TEARS or BREcKENRIDoE.-


Tears for horse while diving,
Victims Of your treGcherOus part,
Think ye OF Lbby's sufferers lylngl
Touch they not your stony hearth
Do their heshess forms ne'er haunt your
Can you hear unmOved their grOans2
Their maniac laugh, tells Il not truly
What their su herings why their mOnnsY
Tears Tor brute may dim affections eye,
ha, Thne but put pro ye thy selfish % Woes ,,,o,
II STOKES Go. make my clothes"
Chesnut street, und er the Continental Hotel
Now THAT OUR FAMILIES HAVE, FOR THE
mott part returned 10 the city would advise lady
friends TO bear In mind that the wheeler a Wilson Com
pauy do all manner OF sewing in the most elegant style at
reasonable prices They also send oblgns and
etcnt young ladies' with without machines by the day
week. The useful and economical article In every
family is Sewing Machine aud we know the Wheeler q
Wilson to be the best most simple and cheapest Sewing
Machine In the world. Every mGehlne warranted and
the money returned If not entirely satisfactory Finy
hoGs Of these celebrated Sewing Machines are soil
every year. ny thousand in use In Philadelphia In-
stncon given the residences ftbe purchasers 60 to
the Wheeler Wilson Agency No. 70i Chestnut street.
above Seventh, Philadelphia and examine these wonder
0l machines. Send circular and specimen Of work
THB TRIUMPH OF MgcHANIsH.-The "Flo-
renee" Sewing Mschne sold No 60 Chesnut street.
has earned enviable reputation by It's intrinsic excel
leuce For all kinds Of family sewing has superior
In the world and It's range Of operaon greater than
9th er machine II Is also the most easily operated
and ever machine sold warranted give per ect sas-
faction, the money viii be refunded 70 the purchaser
ELEGANT AND USEFUL TOILET ARTICLRs.-
Sozodont sozodont,
distilled Dew, Distilled Dew,
sterlings Ambrosa, serlings Ambrosis,
GTays Hair Res oTer,
Phalons Night blooming CereuE,
and every variety OF Cosmetics Hair Dyes Hair Restorsrs
Extracts, &c, for sale at lowest prices by the single
bottle &c in quantities Dyott Co.. No, 25l n Second
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LATEST MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Ns..,.t.t
selr ssrstoga rinckham Gloucester BiaEiston GTssd
solr $. n, studey, Smith Boston. do
schr I. Potter. Racket Providence Captain.
sehr Thomas Borden, Wrghtngon, castner, siichney
Seer James house, Gage. Boston, W, Hunter Jr.
Schr W, Putnam. Thomas, Portland DO. a..i
sehr Garland, Norton, Boston, J. Z. Basley 8 Co.
SIN E; Wells s s RTeyasnes E9sl;a
sohr Sarah Jane, Camp, Wilmington, Captain. f
ARRIVED TINS MORNING. r
Brig Ryal APRssst&e, & days from Pensacola, IN ball
sehT Thomas Potter, Racket days from GlOuesstsSs
schI Sarah. BensOn,4 days from New Bedford, win
sehr ssTsosa, Plnekham days Boston, n baI-
sehr Artist Marsh, day from washington D. Q, win
sshr Eleanor + FseernlEe. days nom BridsstOn, IN
seT Jason, sprasHs, days nom Providence IN bAlass
sehr n Garland, NSfon days om New YORK, In ballast
Sem George EdssTds weeks, days from PrOyIdsnces
N sshr co@pioaeT Nansan days from SALEM IN ball
SEM T. w Dyer Sumner, 10 days from POrAnd win
SER 4 Hope Johnson days from Indian River, win
se6r winter Shrub, conway, days from sharpstown.
sem Yecmsn, Cannon, days from Concord, Del, Win
AT NEW CASTLE, DEL. rf ~
Barque King Bird (Br.l. Toye, 80 days from CaFdiG
Wales, with lion TO g. Q. Van Horn. III n u iI
Correspondence ofns PhaladspAfa EreAaaga. 55lrl'
=. tswhS SS Ds sePts@hsI sA large s stia sstsas
Snhnowp came on ths beach near .hs I4sa te
P9lai ., :, Cape HenPren Len % Ihs shiP James smm 80
came on the beach PART sfs ship Sea Crest she eA1's
YourS, &C., :. AAR9H AtRHAR',a
IAdPORTATION6.
RepOrtedJor TAs Evening fslssrapA.
oAHDgE-BsEgss KlnE BIRD, T'ye-lo'0 tens fAHk'@s
irVaG e. Vsa nsn'
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RATIFICArIoN MEErIna.

ST. LogIs, September 8.-The Democratic rasi-
hcaton meeting held here tonight was one Of
the largest ever held in st. Louis There was
speaking from tbree stands by several prominent
leaders of the city and State, aud go0d deal Of
enthusiasm was manifested.
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[PRICE THREE CENTS.
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
-lDaIeA 10 ne Ersniao Ter1orapA.

Special Dcspaish 10 The EVenia0 telegraph. r-.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Major- GeneraIwaI-
lace has returned from his visit to General 0rans
and the Army Of the Potomac. HIS health was
much improved. General Wallace had the moss
agreeable visit, and speaks In the highest terms
of the army.
General McClellan's letter Of acceptance falls
IKE lead upon the secessionists, Copperheads,
Dsunionists, and cowardly peace men here.
Ihey say 1t is neither one thing nor the other.
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COTTON AT CAIRO.

CAIRO, September S.-The steamer city OF
Alton, from Memphis, brings l7S bales of cotton
for St. Louis. 2l2 hhds. Of tobacco have been
received in two days from the Tennessee river,
for reshipment cast.
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FINANCE AND cOMMERcE.
oTFicE OF Tn1 Evrsra rnsonarp.

| oFFiCE OF The FvENfNa T.,,o,,r., a A
| ftiday, septenber9.
The stock Market opens dun but steadv tbis
morning, aud the transactions are limited. In
Government bonds there is more doing ana
prices are better; Dos sold at lO3gsaiOl coupons
OFF; and 6s Of 1881 at 1881 7SOs are quoted a. mo
| @llOB.
Railroad shares are quiet, but prices are rather
better Reading sold at 65l@66, which is an ad-
vance; North Peennsyvania at 3ll, which is
better; Philadelphia and Erie, 3i93iI, az ad-
vance and Camden and Amboy at 1853, which is
also an advance. "a was bid for Pennsylvania,
463 for Little schuylkiIl, 62I for Miuehll, 20 tox
Catawissa common, 40I for preferred, and ~ for
Long Island.
New City 6s are selling at lO69l06l.
Coal Oil shares are less active, aud prices arc
dropping with sales of Maple Shade to notice az
ISL Organic Oil, II Perry, 6i Irving, 81; aud
McIlhenny, 81.
City Passenger Railroad shares are dull as
about former rates, with sales Of Tenth and
Eleventh at so. II was bid for Second and
Third; 80 for Spruce and Pine; II for Race and
Vine; and 27 for Girard College.
Canal shares are without any Material change.
Schuylkill Navigation Preferred sold a. 80, Gao.
Morris Canal Preferred at 1888, aad Union Canal
Bonds at 81.
Bank stocks continue firm, but there Is little
or nothing doing. l62 was bid for North Ame-
RIGA, 1870 for Philadelphia, 62 for Farmers aud
Mechanics, So for Commercial, 2s for Mecha-
MICS, 274 for Manufacturers and Mechlncs', 70
for Tradesmen's, 474 for Commonwealth, and 80
| for Union.
Money is not 80 plenty, but the rates are un-
changed; call loans are offered at 6(97 per cent.
per annum; best paper is selling at S@9 per cent.
Gold is active this morning, and prices have
declined, opening at 235s, fell off and sold at
234i at II o'clock, 234 at II, and 2341 at l24
"A despatch from Washington this morning
says the subscriptions to the 73O loan, as re-
ported at the Treasury Department yesterday,
amounted to S3l3,0O0; and to the l0-i0, S22, 800.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SEPT. o.
Reported by Carkson Co.. Brokers' Ne. III g. Third Sc
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A Transport Steamer Chased by a Pirate.
New YORK, September 9.-The transport
steamer Nightingale, from Key West, reports
that she was chased by supposed pirate on
the 9Th inst
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

STATE OF Thermometer To-DAY-Six A. M,
6ld. Noon, II. One p. NJ 70. Wind, Z. n. T..
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CAPTURE OF CLINTON
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DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.

EXPEDITION FROM NATCHEz.
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INFORMATION

Rep0rtedJ for TAs kseHing fsisgraPA. -.
CLHDUP-BeEqae King Bird, Ieye-lVVo iehA fAnasAN
irQn q e. Yan hefAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
WInkoopls Iceland PeeloraL

Diseases vt the throat phestand pulmonary organs
Rre ever prevalent, inHdinnh aud dangerous. The
properties ef medicine 10 alleviate, cute and upfno
these uOnp pialntH, muat ha espnptNfan Rnodyne and
inyignFatnR, loepenins tho mauh vi tha threat, and
tmpAttng tame 20 tho entire systam No discovery
medical ever mastered this class at daeAHus
like pf, Wynkoep'n Iceland feeiatM tipuHed with
The most astonishing reau h IA all cRnpH othrnnoht
iniuensA whoopinH cough, lipthhrla or putrid sore
lprpat ap,hnN, GROUP coughs, eoldn, nervous ifrle
The Rev j j. Potter eertihea that, ~ have used ~
WynteepH peciaIa Or setend leers, mysplf and IN
my mmlly iaF severe pulmonary pomrlAMts, aud
have reininmpnaed utn many othefa. and have never
aeon ~ eqtiai," Rev. J, J, Potter hrhohlyn n, \,
unniteds ami thousands of important ieHtinan
ais could 10 AEolnoed, showing ua remarkable oures
and that u nt@4S mlla,
u la composed ot pure Iceland Moas, nNm Of cit
eadJ Peruvian halsAm, Hieoampsne, tonrry, nur
doch, and other invaluable eNpeostnnt and iaH,o IN
grehen.ni itiH harmless, prompt aud lAaiiRn ln'
yANda and sufferers uannni nlard 10 neglect tFihl
fverY family should hANa ", u 10 remarkable iut
group Full descriptions, fccoumen endaonn Rni ~
reetlona ApoompAny each bottle,
dSuRglata,
Prepared by Dr. u u wyuhocp, aud sold by y, r.
narneF 90 New Nerk, ueV3dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

nuns ID 20 afgtt pltpurona thai hnt want any
person 10 eehla az % The tArttaf 10 ahipra Hnud
tt Che parlese ~ hWAhna ~ killas game ~ any
hai thoniH ehf sAe * ~ WI rtesesite the ret.
lhv aaelt - biy RyA M iaHa ir bnundai( ". lQl
lows on the east ny widow fmanuti NuYpF'a Muui
Hh ihe south Nv feief hhAael % me west rs Mfa
widow Appfl aud OeteFataFe aAa Ua che north 10 tha
Arm ~ ehlrh uNes tanpl OfiiefI AMI W., hrm h,E
ueanisy Ohio, ~ nuaaNetA John nNhftp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
A. ~. MooLunn,

RIA l. h1T A.rHAd GEN
NO M THIRD sTREEr, ar JOHN II, uropPRl.
MANR oFFiuE,
4 HAVE n large amount nf property faf sale such
A. houses and lots, ~ all parts n the city al Vars
NUs pginea, gns nom hur hundred lo ten ihnuaand
dallarH, on gONi payments, and we'll pituatrd, aud
pnt quantity VI VApaht lots ipr sale Al q, several
hrina iof sale, ranging nom hundred aud nlNty
acres down to two auFel T. adjoining the ,ity pnd h
the onunN
Thpse having property mr snle, and thrsa wanUpg
10 bly, Will dn we'll 20 call IN ne, ~ I shat utvt
nf0nhl attention ioAll hnHinr pufnsied to my ware
! have hAd considerable ohpVTrnpe In the hulhtAp
lRAilm A, " MpULtkE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

Justice to Cox The report, current In
The papers month or 40 ago, that Hon \
$ Cox, hnd Introduced proposition In Con,
grees To tax gold IA the hands Of holders ut
the N,c Of per cent, per month, mrns out
to have no foundation, aud we prr graliGod To
ho able In nuke The correction
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

Read The fOlloNinnl
tfN''~an't'9 Ms NsFeA 0ou.D
raor. psavss Two years as ny seslr bssaos
aease and my heif oolnmeneed " fall out very fst
Tue dipeRHn ppteRH unhl nv FVAlp WA one complete
core, u hruamu tefy nnlnih my rest ~ night WnR
hrokpNl tho burning and iohng prnHHlon was NnHur,
gsees SSI sggg Ia, ssoi s' .ss ,s@fy , gg
elans of this city, was lnieuued ny thum that lha
dneaso with wheh my aoelp waH affected was the Walt
hh nm, and that they could not hnntW me, reRd
your advertisement and sanyluded 10 consult you.
fea asRutei me That You wonld eradnae The tllsenAe
and Nnalnre my hair, whNh had become very lhm,
With that esmrsnee pia'ed myself ~ Nouy hands,
and tho feaHlta are, have lusuriAni head " ham
my scalp e eerlesily welt ami ny har has oessnd "
Mas sAaAa aSSte, No i,y South peah street
it e Hhct acknowledged ny all who have used Tho
Hat kpsiotnf aud their nnnlo ~ Legion, that ttin
TnE ONLY PREPARATION
That weuld eNeotoaqy and permanently rtsiorp tho
hpif ol hose Nhn are hald, aud prevent
ThG HAtR FRoM FAliitN0 orr,
Tho large and wp,dly NereaaIna sale VI Restorative
10 The slronse evidence OF the manold henraH Il Is
ooaterfhn upon
fnn HUMAN FAMILY,
rho confidence " tho rttale has beeA phlaat,i and
ast all unite ~ a''ea'ias 70 q. merit eed 'ast -pper
WY GvrW ALb PREPARATIONS
rser lnl,hlngod, do pot recommend ny prypaia
lion tnsufe hair " srew 7la leel VI rell A. manl
@slSl,, :, ,egs Gsfs,,. AZ ,s,s1 w.
ahep,eal et ioofeduona, ! Will make bone hde wHsf
wtii EaFfs,t ei,aOo
(uns Thousand builaFsl " iail 10 onfo Tho Noitt
daaes e partial baldneas, uader nneen yoaes uiand'
ing with
rnE ONLY 0EsOiNR nAlR RpETORNR,
This wendcini remedy IL sold hy druggists aener,
ally
W NouR nRuaaiaf has NOT aOr IT. SIND
foR lr
sn.4uaren hbAIAnteea 10 svery oee where the III.
feotona iof Tee are implicitly ohDlVd,
9H-fflpc, ~ PEI bottle, or HN bouleu NTtA
fNnf, a. A,hE MUM,
hole fFupnetof, No ~ ounHr ulruet,
frlAdiy AnAAN, Nov hoFk,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

More than $500 Already Donations
to tho grand Rail to come oil on the evening
of thu 2gj inst nj lackcCo llrli, elrcody cN
coed 500, lhs promjaea To DO one Of tho
largest, Rayesl, aud most agreeable gatherings
of the SEASON lla getting ronay io4it
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
NlotrIs.
UNITEDsTATEs HOTEL

hENclt tiEENi hoHtuN,
directly uprrs tc lhcl ueor pnu MoWrpici talfued
htIvt
FINHk undrtp pnri who hHE lvchr, t,dN viii tho
l AmvnuHn huus,, ~ ibe Ultt, ut u,p, hiNU Neaiu,
has leased Tits we'll hhoNn aud popular Hotel Nf q
term et Nrara, and pledge him oil H. hiH 'uds aud
the puhu To unr hlH utnnt tHhiH tu sustain the rep
utauon of the NNlt En hfArkN uutkl, ~ y first
nlaHH huunr Tho pulio may rrly upon binding, at
b. house alt tho appliances agb comtori' ot ara'
PRICE, M heretofore, Two nolleru rer dA,,
nr1lam FRANK ~ PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18

John 2 Mummas Great Sale win
be offered tomorrow mornlnr, nj o'clock,
. miles Crom DAYTON, ca thu Coyinglon Pike,
10 head horses and cola, COWS aud young
cattle, aud other valuable property
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
Argal,
ArrAGliMENr MOTION.

y Adam iipua paalnul Ihnmas uoWof No, a,a3a.
uSii arhou hsiuve William O0ndy iNttt'e uf the
reeee' hieml fewnship' Montgomery Ooan'y,
an thp is,h ass of leRnAty, isu,i ra o,aSt AZ A..
eahmqnt Nas issued W said lnHlier agalnai sad
And etcpy oenla Ctsj IN, and tRld os4e has bsen
cpgpNNed u lhe Rl,h day " fehNAp, 1904, - eghi
tiisa Z, ApAM Lgisa