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Chnse,u Reclamation.

A Washington correspondent Of the Cin-
oinnal EaqaiTS makes the following expla-
nation of lha resignation of Mr. CHAsEi
"Tbe immediate cause of Mr.. Chases res'
ienaton, rs [ attempted TO Inform you yesi
terday, is said to be difference with Mr Lin
coin about the appointment Of a successor TO
N 4 UCiteo, Assistant Secretary Of the Teas
urya .l4Nt .Itl Ll.o ~
Mr. Chase recommended NJ B, Field, but
Mr. Lincoln insisted on the right 10 control
the appointment and wanted TO appoint Mr..
Hartford this WAS recommended aud urged
BY Senator Morgan and Secretary Seward
Mr. Chase claimed the right to select his sub
ordinates, or that the President accept his
resianau5D This was concentrated 70 Mr..
Lincoln. in letter from Mr., Chase on Wed
uesdsy afternoon, the reply to Mr.. Chase
note WAS made the next morning in the nom
ination Of David Tod, and this WAS the first
knowledge Mr. Chase had that his resignation
was accepted =.
Mr. Cbases particular friends say that THU
statement is true as far as it goes, but tina
weeks ago the Secretary had determined upor
his resignation, and had II at one time writ
ten out but wiihheld on hearing Of the ap
p6ihtmeut Of The Committee OF Investigation
in the alleged Treasury Department immor
aliues
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

GRANTS PosIr ON "A correspondent of the
NeDs has the authority of another OF the
army Just from the front, for saying that the
stateme ut 'that Gen. Grants army has been
swung around at Petersburg from the right
TO the left, and that our left wing now rests
upon the Petersbusg and Weldon Railroad, :"
is entirely Inaccurate and incorrect That
was. indeed, the object of the recent attempt
ed flank movement Of the 22d But that at
tsmpt failed, and ii has not been renewed
aimee Our left still rests on the Petersburg
and Norfolk Rsilroad, at a point about three
miles southeast of Petersburg AN attempts
that have beer made to move any portion OF
our army any further to the south or west ol
Petersburg have signaily failed Gen Lee
seems determined to prevent any movement
of our army to the south or west Whenever
any such movement has been attempted, il
has always been met by bodies Of the enemy
in superior force, and the attempt thus frus
trAted ..s..
The same correspondent states that Gen
Lee has received considerable accession o
troops from Lynchburg, which is now regard
ed as safe Also, coutrary te Secretary Stan
tons recent statement, not single one 0
the railroads leading into Richmond is de
stroyed and furthermore that all the damage
that has besn done to them has been fully re
paired and that they are all, every one Q
them, With the single exception OF the on
from Fredericksburg 10 full possession Of tn
Con pfederstes, aud in actual aid daily operG
ton --Rel0ark (M1J) Journal. '''..a
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The Draft.

The communication clause has been re-.
pealed by Congress at the bidding Of its
master, Abe Lincoln. When the propo-
sitiou was first made to do so, it failed by
large vote, there being majority of two
thirds against it. But by wheedlingi dri-
wing, cosxing, and the other appliances Of
the Executive, the lower House was bro't
to the feet Of its master, and came down
in all humility and repentance. 30 ~
This war began as war of coercion
upon the Southern States. 1t lis. now
waged as a war of coercion upon the
Northern States, We thought it spff
ciently antagonistic to the principles Of
our government that we should undertake
to compel unwilling States and people to
live with us upon terms to which they had
never given their consent but that oul
Administration should go still further, and
compel us to compel them to come under
the same government with US, is 3 mos
extraordinary proposition. we venture
the pre- fiction that it viii fail. The psO
pie of the South with everything at stake
their country invaded, their homes destroy
ed, and no alternative but absolute sub
mission, submitted to conscription with 1
very bad grace in many localities. Whs
then can be expected Of the people OF tn
NORTH, who are to be drawn ihtod war Q
invasion, and for an i'll defined, uneOnsti
tutonal, and. to many of them, unright
eous purpose. w.allH sRtEs
In our judgment. the repeal OF tbs thre
hundred dollar clause, is a virtual Tepea
of the draft. II may be used as ,&IFod o
YER the heads Of people to stimulate vol
untesring Andthe raising of large bOuhtieI
but it will never be used 10 ceIhPel me
to enter the service. We hope it neve
will be. 1t is an amazing sight in A. gov
eminent pretending to be fres, to see mil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
MUSIC STORE.

TNHE attention Of musicians and all lovers OF music
l IL called 70 our splendid assortment Of Mus cal
Instruments OF the most approved manufactures.
We have constantly on hand a fine stock OF yiolns
Flutes, Guitas, Ooneertnos and AccordeonB feyerl
variety OF quality and pr ce
Being also aRehts for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortes, are able TO furnish the public WITH
these hne instruments which may be iavoraby com.
pared with the best nov manufactured
Our facilities are such 20 enable 10 furnish tht
above also, music hooks, sheet music and all kind'
Of musical merchandise, at prices and terms that car
not fail 20 prove satisfactory TO purchasers.
On. J. "A. FISHER, III Main street,
a2a Between THIRD and Fourth.
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lions of its citizens driven into the South
ern siaughter-peus for no other purpose
than the subiugation Of people who do
not desire to live with us, and prefer a
government Of theirown. Blood enough
has been spilied. If our armies now in
the field are unsuccessful. it must cease to
flow. ~ tN -.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

ksoretary Ohase's AnnukI Revenue Re
port 60 Juas Jo-rns I'm, SSndisoh on t,,o Oh Ine
mendations In Relation TO IncreRsing
IhecRevenusi &C. .-.... .s..---...sa
'wAsH,SoToY, July 2.-The communication
Of the Ex.Secretary of the Treasury, Hon. s.
P. Chase, which be sent to the Committee on
Ways and Means on the 29th Of June says
The aeetesate revenue from allsources for
the year closing with the 3Otb ult reach S242,-
OO0, 600; the expenses including two months
pay of the Ermy due July l1wete $500, 600,
OO0f the amount in excess Of the revenue ia
therefore $64O,000,O0O Taking the highest
amount estimated, assuming the miscelane.
ous receipts will reach $35, 000,0 900, the whole
amount Of revenue for the next year cannot
be set down at more than 1918 000, 900 the
expenditures are likely to reach $3.50, 900, 900;
leaving $3.50 0O0, 900 to, be raised BY loaDs. =
The Loan Bin provides for only $400, 600 900,
and that isihe largest sum. IN the Judgment
Of Mr.. Chase, that can be reasonably attempt.
| ed sh' a'''.
| There remains, then, eight, hundred and
! twenty millions to be provided for add al
\ considerations Of public interest seem to re
Euuire i'm per Atively that they be raised by ar
increase Of revenue. He therefore proposed
to raise the deficiency believing that th'
changes proposed by him would produce, il
ditference between rate on incomes by th,
old and new bills, added tothe tax Of fthe cur
rent year one million 6Ye hundred thousanl
dollars in the tax on leaf tobacco; one mi
lion increase Of tax on smoking and chewinl
tobacco six millions increase of tax on NAL
nuuors; four millions tax on dealers' sales
FIVE millions tax on spirits in bond, Eve mi
} lions; and the amount not increased, bu
brought from the next into the current yea
Two millions, making an aggregate OF an az
tua or virtual increase Of eighty FIVE millions
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The COnscriptiOn Bill--Repsal
OF THE $500 Clause~-The En-
rOIiment Bttl Passed.

hMB NVMALEAENAVM HtNse GnGAA
OF the $500 Clause~-The En-
rOliment Biil Passed.
The bill is rs follows:
SEu I. The President may call for any
number Of men ~ volunteers for the respeci-
i've terms OF one, Two and three years Such
volunteers, or their substitutes, shall be cfedi.
ted TO the town, township, ward, &C., toward
their quota Every volunteer or substitute
accepted and mustured for one year shall re-
eeive one hundred dollars bounty, for two
years. two hundred dollars; for three years,
three hundred dollars one.third of the bounty
at the time Of the muster, onethird At the eN.
pirAtion Of half the term Of service, and one
third at the expiration Of the term Of service
In case of his death in the service the residue
Of the bounty goes 10 the widow; in case Of
no widow, then to the children; in case Of
no children, then 10 the soldiers mother L
she,he widowed
ID II the quotas are not 6lled within fifty
days after such call, then the President shall
imIn nedAtely order . drast for one year to Gil
such quota or any part thereof which may be
untitled, and in case Of any such draft, nj pay
nent Of money shall be accepted or received
by the Government as commutation 10 release
the enrolled drafted men from personal obi.
/
3D. II shall be lawful for the Executive Of
any State to send recruiting agents into any
OF the States declared to be 10 rebellion, ex
cept Tennessee, Arkansas aud Louisiana, IA
recruit volunteers under the provisions oi
this act, who shall be credited to the States
and TO the respective subdivisions thereof
which may procure the enlistment
4th, Drafted men, substitutes aud volun
teers shall be assigned to organizations from
their own States, and, as far as possible, or
their own selection
5th. Every person under sixteen, entered
or mustered without consent OF parents oil
guardians, shall be Immediately discharged
upou repayment Of the bounty received b.
him; and officers knowingly enlisting or mus
lering such person, shall be dismissed from
the service with forfeiture of pay and allow
ances, and be subject to court.martIal.
4 9th. Drafts shall be for one hundred pc
eenium in addition to the number required Il
6ll the quotas, IHt .iia VIZ
Il tn Drafted persons shall be allowe,
7 transportation to the place of rendezvous
Sth All persons in the naval service Of th
United States, who have enlisted in said ser
vice during the present rebellion, who hav
, not been credited to the quota Of any distric
: by reason Of being in said service and enroll
ed prior to February Path, 1864, shall upo
satisfactory proof Of residence made 10 th
Secretary Of War, he enrolled and credited t
, the quota Of their place of residence, ~
=. 9th Drafted men absent from home shsl
be notified as soon as possible, but shall no
be determined deserters until reasonable tim
is given them to return.
10Th. The existing law is not conscier
tiously opposed to bearing arms. Charged !
respect to persons The report will probabl
be agreed to by the House this evening.
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NoteIs,
UNITED DsTATEsHOTE

HHhNAA iNA@i@i SSH'ANAN'
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroa
Depot)
TTNHE undersigned. who has been connected with tn
American House, in this city, Tor over nine years
term Of years, and pledges him elfto his friends an
the public to his Utmost efforts 20 sustain the rep
utaton Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, ~ a first
GLASS house The public may rely upon finding, q
thus house all the appliances and comforts of first
class hotel.
Price, az heretofore, Two Dollars per DAY
ncSd8m FRANK PRATT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05
Only oENuINE HAIR REsTORER.
Read The following;
(Isstnnonii of Ms Surdh Gou,i)

(IsstHaoHnii Ot Ms Surdh GOuti)
PRoF pEMusN. Two years ago my scalp beCsme
diseased and my hair commenced TO ia out very last
nae disease spread until my scalp was one complete
sore II became very painful; my rest at night was
broken; the burning and itching sensation was u SUP.
ponablei ! would gpPly remedy alter IemSdy NJ
cans Of this city. was informed by them that the
disease with which my scalp was Affected was q SAT-
Ri nm, aud that the cotld not htnrht me. read
your advertisement and sencludtd 10 consult you.
Nou that you would eradicate the disc asu
aud restore my hair, which had become very tlln.
With that sirsnee placed myself N your hands
and die resut- are, I ave luNuTlnt head Of haIIi
my scalp peuc NY wen, snd my har has o'nsed to
Mus sAaAn GOWN, NO. ~ sopth Peal street.
ri. matneknewlrdRed by all Nho have used the
Hnr gGstorer, and their name ~ Legion, that II 10
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would enectuR1y and permanently restore the
hair Of thoseWh no aye lald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF,
ThearRe and rapidly increasing sale a. Restorative
s the strongest evdenre OF the manifold fepehs II 10
cuoi,rring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
Tho confidence of the public has bcen obtained, ana
thuy all unite n al'Supg 70 i's m'I' ana ''''
'"S OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Eyeriptrbc,icei I DO not reeomn6 nd my prersTa-
non t. catre hair 10 uruw s1 leet ~ uetiy "t many
mnars' ~ ,.,h ~ Is n kaiuge 10 those v ho are
stentieaI or incredulous, Will make bona ido oHtr
IwIIl forfeit $1,000
zone 'rhousand Dollars II EJl to cure the worst
eases o partial haldne,s, under hfteen years stand
'HS The EhiE ONLY GEN me HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists genor-
ally 80 - - - -
t 0tt..-- FOR TT.
N.B-Cures guaranteed in every case whore the al
recions for &C are implicitly obeyed,
- Pliee, 81 per bottle, or SIX botuestoI ~.
I PROF ". a. DE MUM,
Sole Proprietor, No, 20 Ounge street,
telsdly Albany, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

The World says President Lincoln, since
his nomination at Baltimore, has returned to
his "smutty iokes' with increased unction.-
He exceeds himself in nastiness Senator
Harris recently retired from "the presence,
declaring to friend that his self respect
would not to permit him longer TO listen TO
such gross indecency of language.
President Lincoln's cabinet is all weakness
1t is composed Of people who hate each other
heartily, and who spend their time in petty
iutrigues against each other, instead of try
| ing to serve the country. So marked is this
mutual animosity that no Cabinet meetings
have been held for months, in the most crit
ical crisis Of the country
] We submit that this country has given Mr..
| Lincoln already twice az many men as were
needed for accomplishing the original object
of this war; it has also quadrupled in its con
tributions of treasure the amount which was
necessary had the war been confined to its le-
gitimate objeot,--the restoration OF the I'm
ion. Having given bim thus freely in men
and money, and being constantly assured that
the former is sacrificed to carry out imprac
ticable plans, and the latter is being absorbed
by contractors, dishonest officials, and other
adherents and supporters of the adminis'ra
, ton, we think the country should hesitate be
lore II concludes 10 allow him turther sup
} ply Of these valued materials
! 1t has just been discovered that the "organ
ID acts passed by Congress provide for the
] admission of Colorado aud Nevada as States
under conditions without any precedent il
t our history Heretofore a formal vote by
: Congress was essential to the admission of
: new State; but these Territories, under lhi
organic act, require no such action. They
La. !. - n
Q lain proceedings to be taken by the people o
9 these Territories, and formal recognition b,
{ the Federal Senate or House is not required
4 is no secret that Mr. Nicoay, one Of tn
e private secretaries ofsMr Lincoln, is now I,
t Colorado setting the machinery in motiol
r whereby that Territory can be changed into
i State in time to cast its electoral vote for Mi
y Lincoln We hope there is no olustree i
3 Colorado .H'a.
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better than Ever.

Judge Russell issued warrant for the ar
rest of General DIX, Major Barron, Major
PowERs, Captain FUNpY and others on guard
at the Office Of the World and journal Of
Commerce. They we're all arrested, and their
cases will be heard This is splendid. Only
carry il ont Mr. SEYMOUR. Let US do away
with all arbitrary power now and forever.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Perry Weaver, Plaintiff against Nathan Il. Boys, Ne.
iendant Before John Burnett, Justice Of the Peacf
OF Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio
ON the 25h day Of March. 1864, SAID Justice issueC
\ an order Of Attachment m the above action fol
NE sum of sixteen dollars and ninety five cents
Trial on the lith day Of May, az one O'clock p m.
a0w6 PERRY WEAVER.
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NATIONAL HANKS, DAYTON, ONO.

AToTIoE--0n and Monday, May o, the First ant
IN Second National Banks OF Dayton will open a
slRht m aud close VI three p m,
g. b. .HARMAN, Cashier.
meds d. O. RENoH, Cashier
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Mentcal

DURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, snd
~ Consumption. II H. only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to tty one bottle Of
St,Ickiand's Meliidaous Cough Balsom
to convince them thati tho 5rst preparation ever
used. 10 not only cufes the above affections " the
Throat and Luugn, but ~ cures Night sweate and
spittinR Of IT Oh aud i- an excellent garee for any
kind OF Sore Throat. it is pleasant 10 take, and a
sale medicine or inlent7 Price 90 Cents per bottle.
For sale hy druggists genera'Y. mia
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Current News Items.

Colonel Billy Wilson, Of the famous Will
sons Zouaves, was thrown from carriage on
Friday last on Long Island, and had both his
legs broken. sara.
John Clancy, editor of the New York
Leader, died on the lst inst from sun stroke
The Cincinnati Commercial comedies the
vandalism Of Gen Hunter. -..--..l
call from the President for another half
million of men, is expected 10 issue immedi
stely. What an iusatiate man'klller he is.
Green Clay Smith, alias Mean Clay Smith
a loyal member Of Congress from Kentucky,
who, in addition to his salary as Congress
man, has been drawing Major General q pay,
has been compelled TO diseorge the latef,
amounting TO some Sl,7OO he should have
forfeited his congressional salary also, for the
perjury he was guilty Of in so PalPable vio-
tlon Of the Constitution. ..,t.
The loss Of Wilson and EsatE,,he Federal
railroad raiders, is said to be.yery heavy both
in men and artillery,
The news that we don't get, today Jls
probably as important as the little mill be-
tween the Kesrsage and the Alabama, which
monopOlized the telegraph. The A'"bHma
has gone TO Davy Jonss's no doubt and i mas s
be that a rebel raid is in progress in Mary
land and Pennsylvania, but what is GRANT
about2 Cobjuring Up new Hank movement
or lighting 1t out onlthe same old tde'f Anc
how is SHERMAN makingt with JOHNSTON anC
KESEsAwi Can it be possible thathe has beer
second time premature" in announcing thu
retreat Of JoHSsFoS's Army2 lf 90, We ma
conclude that "the pish is father to th'
thought And last, but not least, has FEs
sESDES accepted the sufferings of the Treat
ury Department. Information thankful
received. A Bulletin from the veracious in
dividual who posts General pix wobId be at
ceptAbe about these days Why don't "
get it2 ... .. #.. ..a ..t. .
n q L la - e.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

EVEEYBODY is being cured OF tLis distressing
u disease by the use OIL II.sf.
Dr. Strickland s Pile Remedy.
Read what those Bny who have used ti.
Mr.. Charlie. ". Land an, OF Louisville, end Mr. j.
hazarde Cincnnatl, O both were cured ter using
one pot Of Dr StIiUkipud'e Pie REMEDY. They say
they have tried ythng but uld obisin no relief
hut one Pot OF stricklnDdi. Pile Kennedy effected
perfect cure after sufitTlng Tor many years with the
wo Il bind Of Piles. They tecc mmend every ons
who s suffering TO tlyit,
ASK for
Dr. Strickland 8 Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, so cts pot Manufactured al
NO, East Fourth st, Cincinnati, u. mia
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented 70 Governor
n Brough for the PARDON Of Clayb Hagan, now
as0wss CAiHARTNE HAGAG
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rwO NEW BILLIARD TABLES
to all Interested.

J. n, LNNIH q sUN,
tsuccossors to Lentz Weckel1
ITAVE lust received from the Eastern market, at
II cash u chases, large assortment Of iuens, Ia
lies boys, youths, issrsi aud cudrens bools,
shoes aud Caters of the rst qu day ana latest style
and AZ prices that defy compohuOn Also, good as
4ortrneut of Hats and Dap for men and boys. Al!
Kinds OF work made order, Of the bss material and
workmanship. ft 10 Warranted.
FRED. n WEGkEL, foreman, Will surely please
YOU II YOU gVsthem a trial
Gall and examine their stock before purchasing else
ghere j. r., l4ENiZ 4 son,
aus lOi Main, between Third and Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

Ea~ Two of our hands failed to report for
duty this morning. This will account for the
limited quantity Of reading matter in our
paper. a.u aa
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EMPLOXMEMT.
VOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MONT
GOMERY COUNTY.

TIME books tor the collection OF the balance Of the
taxes Of 1868, due luue 90 1854, are new ready m
isis office Those owing such taxes can pay at any
time between this and the 10th ui June next Delay
are daaqerous JONATHAN KENNEY,
Treasurer Montgomery County ONO
Dayton, April Is, lsG4-al0dawt
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J! E..,N!zZ..:zI...Z.2Z!ZZ2Z1 q
r L u x.
Strickland s init Cholera Mirture.

r. q composition of sstringents, absorbentf, stmu.
L lants and CO rmuatyes, Which every Thysician &C.
knowledges Is the only prt paIaton that will effect
permanent cure Cl IiuIihr, and Dy seerv This Anti
Cholert Mixture ia now IN use IN some Of tur army
has saved the lives OF thousands Of soldiers and
citizens, and We Will guarantee It to be the best r. me-
dy IN the world for Diarrhea ana bysentefy
Mr. W"odsi OF CoyiIgtoh, My, Will be most happy
to sehsy any one as tu The virtue Of Strc kend's Anti
Cholera Mixture in i@t We have great number OF
Testimonials nom pate nts who have teen cured after
being pronouncedin IN unlle by their physicians, come
amer taking only tottle Of strcBlands Anti Cho
era hiKtue II sou suffer with DisrThta and Fysen-
terytTy one bottle. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-05

ChGse's AnnukI Revenue Re
pOrt 60 June 3O-Ths Condition OF the
flnamces OF the COnntry-His HecOm-
mendations In Relation to IncreasinR
theeRevenus, &C. .........a...
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uUpnAnp 81 Dao.,Est tei-
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..I. ..Iaa.| .tap 0.r .taats-4l
Nal.dI.- o." iIsi sl ts.-
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TUESDAY. IuLY 5, lsslI.