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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
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Established In the Year lsSs,

a,
Established 10 the Year 1889.
ToR TIE OURE OF PRIVATE DIsRAsRs,
And uBdsr the csntrol Of two Of the NEST Eminent
Physicians in the World,
nR. e. BONAPARTE, fr0m LsndoH and Para
ssnuat Vensreal Hospital, and Dr. H. B. REYNoLDs
late Of New fOrk. This is the enY ofhce in the etV
where q Sermanentsurs Of Private Diseases can he
obtained without the use ef mercury or change OF
diet G0RsrrhosA cured In 10 ~ hSurs. 0ieet cured
in 10 10 daYsi Structures cured in to weeks; Noe
weakness cured in tos weeks; syphiisin its pT1ms.
~ stages cured n days See 'ndary sym ptoms in
potency, yigSr restored IN 20 weeks Alldlssasss
male or female.
DR.. Bsneparte's great WSrk private diseases, the
Private Guide 70 Health, IA beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, old and Yeung, Should read this bosk Itwin
snlShten thosA vhs crepe ia darkness, Price rs
Dr.. Bsnapsrts's Frsaeh rAtsut Nal. saf.l I, ia
perfectly safe, aud never fails to 70 sAsiAetss Ills
the emily safe and sure preventive against diaaass
Price ei the French Patent Male Sale, 81 ne snge
sns, s. per aalf dsHsp q Ser dsSea, sent by mai.
D1-MAdame LOLlkRs female Menthly Pills ia a
safe and reliable remedy fer suPpressons and All IA.
male diseases Ladies sheuld net asa thsI1 dunng
PITesnsaey e they vi pIsduee miscarriage. Pnos
mail. =
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quesoAabiy aekneviedgea to be the ehaaa pions ana
kings sf Vtnereal diseases, aHd the snly Doctor Who
receive monthly reports frsm the cid world; they
,"sss the ysrsas dsssss o sss q yoa =
and 70 watch the progress through a lsnE career sf
proisssiosslstudy In even sphere sfliie frsm Che
humble abede OF poverty q the mansion ofthe weal.
1hy, and having ascsrtalhei beyond doubt the vast
suffering sf humAnity, tAey defern ned ts seee, the
geneFahye system as ther particular stndv and 10 de.
Vote their whole attention 10 the alienation Of e dis
sAses OF these m portant mnetons. No letters will be
answered unless they esntan FemittAncs oF post
g stamp. Cell or address,
DFs. B0aAPARTE REYNOLDS.
ade, olncinnht, Ohio.
OElco honfa rom AN. 20 3 Pm. "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
DS.IO1, S!,I 1enla ana COlumbas Ra,i,o.,

n ,'1lf aEILE 49, ~ - - -
4 tickets nom baytepI East "a via oolumbus TbIoaeo
East as faIioyyy. Issains sns EAsI, ieavIns HHlues. Hes.
an Columbus bay s5 Erss; .'VS @ aoT the
~ ~ ony a. 1ena and London =, nj thsse trauA
CounGSi all way stations between 6asiS55 s
nodat,oSs ds ~ :, Dayton, MI ght expfss, "A.
PRESS 1ia o. p nj Columbus aud ulnoS al Accom-
'er than Dayton Ip,1Oua sI,O time which is
calling Ol s. W tt = 9sn be had for ali Enstsro
nol7 ~ NC, Tick ct tSent s'''sS u
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Situation Wanted.-Wanted, situa.
ton as Clerk, Book-Keeper, or Salesman -
The applicant has had experience in all. Wa
geS no object. City reference giveH. Ad-
dress this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Wanted.-By a young man. boarding in
aprivate family. Three or four squares from
the Court House. Address EMPIRE Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
4RotRIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
D6pot)
NNHE undersigned, wins has been connected with the
j. American House, in this city, lor over nine years
has leased this we'll known and popular Hotel for
term OF years. and pledges him elf 10 his friends ana
the public to use his utmost efforts to sustain the rep
utaton OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, rs first
class house. The public may rely upon finding, at
this house s the appliances and comforts Of rst-
class hotel.
Price, AZ heretofore, Two Dollars per daS.
oc8d6m FRANK n PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Mr. Burgent, of Cincinnati, begs leave to
announce to the citizens of Dayton, that he
has just arrived with his "Great Western Pho
tographie Car" and is prepared to take Card
Pictures in good style at 81 90 per dozen.
Having no rent to pay be can thus put his
prices down to the lowest stand rd he will
be located for short time at the corner of
Main and Washington streets, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Lunch.--John Gengnagle, corner of Fifth
and Ludlow, will set superb Turtle Soup
tomorrow morning at 81 o'clock Go early.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six to eight rooms The westerA part
Of the city, north of Fourth St. Preferred
Enquire at this office. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
sanduskJ, Dayton and ClnoinDati n y


~ ~ ~ Eisaasaaa,
N and after November 10, 1904 A., ,- -
~ notice, Passenger and hraieht Tram Atu @ 'ti'he
DAl lONI gong NORTH hs folows. wiz leave
2.dll a; ~; through Freight ana Ae,o.
Iil.sln A. M. Mail train for sl,rinse,,
lOsOO Urbana, Bellefontane, Fsre.eb Colunitt
9snduhky, connecting at Springfield ~, Clyde Ai.
LohuCn ana Colu tnbus, arriving ia Cof,, 4fHiu i,,,
m m ~ OrDana WITH tram iOr Couitus a. Nvs At z.so
n. 1leh on rlttspufg, ~ Wayne Chuaua y crest viii
asS 5sS Lilung IN CTestline ~ 5:l5 m siJ ~, X gou
1og mi ~ Syde with Tram Ceves ~, tsbtlrg u
~, ~, ~ su'nB hast arriving CsyeabJ =. iu Toledo
DhIh at SoO III, anu Bufialo al 80. ESQ M
" ness, arriving IN Toledo NJ 1910 a M Tfs M GonP
M Si1cago ~ 1850 M and SRhdusk v st 10y at Gl6
h.l =, "a. nlght Express lOr SprinsS5to IN.
49, hho helleiOntanei connequhy - Hsiu, Urbabn
nos sols EAsl on Plltsburg, Ft. Wayps rorest win
Gi sitvlhh OIeslne at 6:lb a H. P,,Stu Ohlcal
k5H SVhs nesl, WIN irAu Arnupe IA, NJ uig NJ g.sO
On % %VloYeand aud Toledo X. H. aIi,v,nyue yue with Trb
soV M Dunkrk Rt 4OU NJ aud Hna9 10 Cleveland az
Ieaches sanduhky al f;4Os IT. Al o:S0 D II .
7.n6 =. "A, huntsville Ae,op,,n,
a.NO Dayton on ARRIVAL " Trai1 Ss.atOn, lesViDr
ISsonR u springfield AZ 100 M Urlsniom ioh m Cincinnati
and huntsville at l2l2 IN n'alne Vt ll6l % a.,
w. 80 lA n . enls Llne 20 all points N.,.
can De mad az the Ticket LNoIth, East aud
-saaL s.L ", KING, Ticket a eent ~ shV Union DepO
,ro.AH nTe alWays hs low BY anV o,L.
ur,'ta @ ImAtOn relative 10 shipnir. ~ route.
M tPP9 Atthe CompRny's freiSbt 'IIisht by ia =
q a. Nsont' Ii. RICE nDoPVt-.J. b.
", y, 0LAPf. Cen. Ticket agent. superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Book Bindery--Iu Bsckers Buiding, over
the Post Office; every description of Binding
is executed in the very best style, and at
cheapest rates, suck as Blank Books, Maga.
zines, &c. Railing done to order Remember
the place, Room Ne. %, ,Beckels Building.
2w local. F. ". MEYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
The Choir Of Trinity Church This

The Choir Of Trinity Church This
organization sorae time since announced the
intention Of giving one Of their iaverite Con-
cert at Huston Hall; the time then 6xed upon
was last Monday, March 2s, Owing however,
to the choir of sister church, having about
the same time Fixed upon the same time and
place for holding concert, this affair was
postponed in favor of the choir Of EmanuePs
Church We are now authorized to announce
Thursday evening, May 5, or Ascension
Day, has been agreed upon as the most con
venient time, and that it will positively take
place at Huston Hall. The choir has lately
been thoroughly reorganiged; all Of the old
siuger have returned, and some good new ones
been added
1t is useless for ms to attempt o add to the
reputation these amateurs now have. Their
past efforts show, that it is not necessary for
them to extol their own inertia in the public
press, for the purpose Of drawing crowded
house The announcement that they will
sing, is enough
The object is to pay the indebtedness of
the library at the Church, and to furnish ne
cessary music. SO look out "Ye Walls of
Zionr"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
- Illinois Central Railroad.

,1N.na. CHANGE OF TIME.
" lIains viii leave Mattoon ai 10, 1851, Passenger
Going Nor,b LEAVE FAVE MATTOoR. "s ioho"s'
SONG South, 46o m and 55S p m.
Soing SSoimg North, eOOa m and ? M
S11Og south, Il;SO m and ~ m
"Ol' ". ?. JOHNSON. Gen. 20 Psps: = m:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Notice-A large number of the TsiOrss-
ses of thus city met at the Oregon Engine
House yesterday afternoon, and organized by
appointing officers pro tenn. After some dis
cussion in relation to rules for governing the
society, the meeting adjourned until Msnday
afternoon at two o'clock, at the same place.
All taIoresses and seamstresses are invited
BY order of the President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Evergreens, Shade Trees and Plants.
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 heen selected with skill and by an
experienced English gardner, who has made
arrangements with the proprietor of one Of
the fnest;nuseries in 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 varied Ever
greens, Shade Trees etc, on Ludlow street,
back of the Third Street Presbyterian: Church
GEoRoE SAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02

Second National Bank Of Dayton, O.
u. S. lO-40 Bouds-Exempts from Taxa
ton. BY direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury Of the United States, am prepar
ed to receive subscriptions for the U. S lO.4C
bonds, dated March March 4, 1864, bearing
FIVE per cent interest payable in gold The
Bonds will he ready for delivery in few days
Call and make your subscriptions.
D G. RENoH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
SperlaL Notlcrs.
QN 40 K E n N

T EARNESTLY caution all ysunE men suffering
i from Nervous Debility, sc, against endangerng
their health BY patronEing any Of ths adv0tisng
quacks Y0u can fully recover by the methods used
by the sdyertiser, aud by hundreds OF others, and 10
no other way. Read letter which will send you if
you will send me pest paid envelope bearing your
address Directto EDWApD n TRAVER,
de2gdaWGra Isck BeE, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
BaIIlmOr and Ohio RaII.o. 80

ataa S& III sEe5is;sG Exisass.ss,7 -.,.,'',..,,..
Y asion SSdiiSSSAb and SSadEtos Eo ~ a.
upSS ana psrkerbarg on tbs Vast East and Wheeling
points the %ss %L0ss steamers & oT Snd mnGs place
Ihree Trans IJaiiy ior sIt = and Northwest
Leave BsI,illon inc only route to Wssbibna,Coiie CiieS
ana 6o n; on undass u, So '4o and ig5S M sDg
aSd sssI Washington va Al 600 S4o a1O and Snd 1'o on
Through tcfsts @ fSsdSys "a vs. az so and oay M and $50
's CITY s Hssts Sts, b procur.
inSIirs ap qiSk sndfAre low as by 1nafge o 81
at any Of the principal aud ohio ISu.e'
:. II. sULLIVXSY' t.sa iGSss IN E the Wesl.
w.P. P.saIrH n Maas 0oLas' Gen. Ticket sSt sstsrn Ag''
---------- MASTER OF Trans portat,eb "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
a3enstons.
pensions.
JUsTUs L. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON oITY, D. O..
VIII awe prompt attention to applications for
.anu.na nm nav DoWumIpe uuuoTnuc


And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart.
ments and in the Court Of claims.
Refers to; Hons. h. M. Rice; M. 8. Latharvi M. 8.
Wilkinson, United States Senators; j. Black X. M.
Stanton Secretary OF War; Wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
Collar, p. B. Fouke, Members Of Congressi Colonel
q. w. Ewing, Of Indiana, and others.
The undersigned desires to intern persons having
that he is prepared to prosecute their claims with
promptness and reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge Of all the details Of the military aerV ice Of
the United States gives him great tecilttles for the
speedy adjustment and collection Of every description
A'''' PENSIONS.
All perssns whO entered the military service after
March 1861, and are disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows Of soldiers whS killed, or die befo or
contract while In service, are entitled 10 pen
sions.
II ne widsw then the ohlldren under sixteen years
Of age, entitled to pensions.
If ne widow children, then the mOtheT,f wholly
or in part dependent deceased for support.
If ne mother, tAeA the sisters Of deceased, under
sixteen years Of age, II whslly or in part dependent
on deceased for support
All enlisted meA VIE serve tive years are entitled to
Bounty.
All who are discharged by reassn Of wounds re-
eeiYed in battle, are entitled 10 bounty.
Bounties and arrears sf pay due deceased soldiers
widow, to his children.
II he died unmarried: first 10 father; second II no
to his brothers and sisters Arrears Of pay goes to
the heirs. JUSTUs l. MCCARTHY.
JOHN IL. H.sTOPPELMAN, ESQ, Dayton, Montgom.
erycounty, OhiO, 10 my authorized associate Appl-
cations prepared and fSrHanded by him, will receive
prompt attention. oaI8dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
Dayton and Michigun RaiItoaa.
"a sisEss,s:

hAlA-A1A ,izts- fe-e-fll4
nN and amor Sunday, Nov 10, lsga, tr,y,A 90,
~ leave linton Depot, sixth street, for Toledo a..
Al Intermediate points as ioOws: ~
Toledo and Chicago Mail st lV.Ooam
Chicago and Detroit Night Expross al soo . -
noli X. N. .bBOkMAKkR, superintstfis1,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-02
Railroads.
DaIlOn 4 WesIern kalltonu.
CHANGE OF TIME

NhANNh W LINZ
on and sfteT Monday next usins "a ne loois,
" Central WIN iesvs the unen Depot Sixth stree
atS.6b m and A5V ~.
Returning, will arrive Al llile m and soc D m.
The 500 NJ, ahd 400 = IN, express uAins n =, q
close oonneouuns 70 a oiiits IN the est and k,ui,
and 3ut train the shortest ARd cuicktst rs, a
To Chicago and the Northwest.
nell E.W WOODWARD, superintendent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
Cincinnati Market.

We received on SATURDAY, the 25,b,
. letter Of interest to busisess men
from Foster Brothers, cineinnatL By
accident two pages of il were lost, much
to our regret. We give the last page, as
il contains matters Of interest
Corn 10 dali at 81 Is shellsd ia sle-
vAsors, aud in the ear At 81 0SfGSl ii
81 depot 0ats sI@s2 Rye and Bar
ley in limited supply.
The market for groceries and general
merchandise Is yery much excited and
quotations must be considered only for
the moment Coffee closes At 45e for
good to prime Sugar, b. o., 20(d,72c;
refined crushed 26492Tc. Spices held
higher or out Of market on account Of
proposed increase of duties. Foreign
goods are also higher owing TO the rate
for gold The low price Of salt has at
srscted speculation in that article, and
large sales, all on the market and TO ar
rive, hare resulted. DRY goods have ail
shared ia the advance owing to high
prices Of staple, labor, gold, or the sur
ply The amount Of goods changing
hands Is very large.
The river has fallen dariag the last q
horrs, four inches, now oniy seven feet
in the channel hence TO Louisville.
Freights by river are scarce, and boats
have officially in getting eargoss. The
railroads have more than they can DO,
having been blocked for some days, bat
are about cleared up sgain. Il IL stated
chat rates will advance on Eastern
bound freighlA
Very Respectfully,
FOsrnR BRarHKps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27


CtIRo, June Z6.-Ths steamer 81
Patrick brings Memphis dates Of the
9th. The train on The Memphis aud
Charleston railroad was attacked by
Raerrillas, near Collisrsville on the 23d.
Two soldiers wsrs killed, eight wounded
and one citizen was also killed and two
wounded Six soldiers who Jumped
from the train during the attack we're
captured aud taken TO the woods. One
Of them escaped and reports that bis
companions we're murdered By the guer-
riIlas. The Unconditional Union men
Of Memphis are arranging for grand
meeting on the Fourth Of July. to ratify
the nominations Of the Balaaaosa Con-
vention.
The steamer MeCombs was cred into
yesterday By gueskillas, from the Ken
lucky shore near Shavneetown The
Captain of the boat waa seriously
wounded Brig. Gen. Meredith assumed
command Of the post At Cairo today.
Brig. Gen Allen assumed duty, taking
charge Of al colored troops in Kentucky
and recruiting new troops, He will con
tinue to act in this sphere in Tennessee
with his headquarters removed to Louis
vile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27

WAsHIxeros, June 25-Another let
ter from The Army Of the Potomac, dated
near Petersburg, Jane 25d, 8 r. n, says
We have had sharp diminishing all day.
The sharpshooters on both sides are
continually exchanging shots and fire.
quently pick of men who are perhaps 9
thousand yards distant, One battery Of
32-poundsrs ia turned on the rebel bal
teriss asar Petersburg, and every mora
ing Ne are treated 70 splendid artillery
duel
The weather is unusually warm and
oppressive, and cases Of san-stroke are
quite numerous
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
The VERY LATEST
TELE O. r. a p H.
Attack On the Second Corps en- We'd

Attack On the Second Corps en- We'd
nssday.
HKADouAKTKRs ARR OF rms POTo-
MAC, June 25.-The attack upon the Sec
ond Corps on Wednesday nsar ths Well
don road did not result 50 dissssrously
as vas a. FIRST supposed The line was
formed By Barlow's Division being OF
the left, Birney's Mott in command) in
the center, and Gibbons on the right.
Ii was expected that the Sixth Corps
wouId have connected with Barlow or
the left, but it seemed quite gap vas
left into which A. p Hills rebel Cor: .
entered, aud before our men were aware
Of it they fred volley from the rear.
which created a paAic in orr ranks, and
caused 3 rapid retreat to the woods in
the rear Of the Third Division. This
left the line Of the Third Division un-
protected, and the enemy taking adVah-
lage Of it charged through and advanced
into oar pita, ordering our men to sur
render the troops, however, left the
trenches and fell back rapidly, bat many
Of them we're captured, aud quite q
number killed aud wounded.
The number Of our loss in prisoners
is reported at one thousand, wkds some
make the figures higher Our loss in
killed and wohnded is probably fifteen
hundred Some Of our officers engaged
10 this eight had just joined their COM
mands after being exchanged, and when
surrounded and ordered to surrender,
replied, Never, death raihsr than Libby
prison, aad fosgEat their way out as best
they could. Many Of them sneessded ia
getting back safe to our Inca At S
r. NJ. charge was made by The Fad
corps, and The line Of works from which
they bad been forced in the afternoon
was recovered. Ne lost scarcely . maa
in this advance, as the rebels fred too
high. "a number Of prisoners were
taken. The firing was kept up al
night AI6ng the line of picksts, being at
sons poiuss not fifty yards apart
At daylight this morning an advance
Of the entire line was made, when il was
found that the rebels had taken Ep . new
position some distance back, whers they
bad thrown up strong entertainments
during the night, which they hold
Col Blssdsll, Of the lish Msssachu.
selts, was killed to-day hya shArpshooter,
while visiting the diminishing hne.
Leut w. H. Child, 45th Pennsylvania,
who was TO have been reinstated A. First
LieutsnAai, was shot dead by q rebel
sharpshootsr on Thursday evening.
nsi Hal@sv af the lIth New Jersey,
Is m supposed to be cap
tured
The 5th Corps moved toward The rail-
road this morning, driving the enemy
before them, and during the afternoon
reported that they we're in possession Of
the road, and arrangements we're st once
made 10 destroy IL At 5 II. N. large
force OF rebels was seen moving toEArd
the front, as IL 10 resist the advance Of
the 9th Corps, and an engagement 10
that direction is expected tonight.
JUsE 2fth--5 4. M-Nothing but
picket firing took place during last night
Very little IL going Ga this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27

DIsrREssIx0 AccIDEST.-Ws are in
formed that yesterday, while the Rev. Mr..
Dodge was returning from the Hospital,
Of which be is the Chaplain, accom-
panisd by his wife and servant girl, the
horses attached TO the ambulance In
which thOy were riding, became fright
ened and ran away, throwing the passsn-
gers out, breaking both the arms Of Mr..
Dodge, severely iBjuriAg MrS. Dodge
and ipjuring the servant girl, il is
thought, fatally.
We did not learn whether the driver
was injured or not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27

NEw YoKK, June 25 Jos Seville,
formerly private Secretary 10 John G.
Cochrans, died in this city this moraiag.
Il will be rscolIeeted that be rscsatly
received warning from Gen. Dix. on
account Of his correspondence 10 the
London Herald
The Grand Jury in case Of the saiEurs
Of the World and Journal IF Cenneres
by Government, have refused 10 Gnd q
bill Of indictment.