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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
ANOTHER BATTLE IN NORTH GEORGIA.

An official despatch from Gen Sherman, coming down
to eight O'Clock Of Saturday night to the effect thu
his had been actively engaged during the day with
advantage on our side, but with decided result.
later despatch from Gen Sherman to Gen. HalIeck
states that battle occurred Sunday between his
forces and the enemy at Resaca in which he lost
three thousand in killed, wounded aud missing. The
enemys loss was believed to be much greater The rail-
road had been repaired to within miles of his posi-
ton and every thing progressing favoraby for the
success of the national arms.
The Cincinnati Commercial has details of news
from Gen Shermans army up to the preceding Thursday
afternoon. We copy the following version of it:
1.-The enemy's position held by the corps Of
Howard Scho6eld Palmer and Hooker, and Skin
mshng had occurred for days. resulting in loss to
of about eight hundred killed and wounded the greater
number being slightly wounded The loss fell chiefly upon
Palmers corps 1t became fully developed that Dalton
almost, if not altogether, mpregnabe to front
attack
"The fankiug movement by Mcpherson admirably
conceived and executed, and secured vital point at
Snake Gap, opening upon Resaca fifteen miles in the
Of Dalton. No this done than Sherman shifted
the main body OF his troops to the right following Nc
Pherson Johnston had alternative but to take light
from the stronghold the mountain.
Fitzpatrick, at the head Of division of cavalry, reach
ed Jobnsons rear aud destroyed the railroad few miles
south Of Resaca on Sunday night
ohnstons ARMY believed to be sixty Thousand stroug
including fifteen thousand militia. John Morgan, the
celebrated rebel raider, is commanding brigade of in
fantry
Shermans army is in magnificent fighting trim, aud has
absolute confidence of making triumphant march through
Georgia, wherever else their leaders may direct
Forrest is reported to have crossed the Tennessee
river make raid Sbermans Fear and there is note
Of preparation for him along the railroads south Of Nash
vile. 1t 10 believed he may be we'll cared for"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The Republican State Convention Of New Jersey was
held at Trenton Thursday last. Mr. Thomas IT, Her.
ring called to preside. Messrs VIM A. Newell Mar.
Gus L. Ward, Joseph 7. Crowe, and James M scoye,
appointed Senatorial delegates to the Baltimore Con-
yantion. Delegates slso nominated from each Con
Rressiona district series Of resolutions was adopted
Of which we have the following summary:
Declaring the suppression of the rebellion the only ques
hon worthy at this time of attention and that all party
considerations ought to be given up to this end eulogz
ing the Administration, and declaring it entitled to the
Rrauoe o. the country approving the acts and eulogz
ing ne character OF the President and while not instruct
ing e declaring that he ought TO be permitted
70 hnish the great work. the burdens which he has
borne; returning thanks to the Generals and soders in
Inc hed and expressing sympathy for the dead regarding
The present struggle as one against the desposm of slave
ny denounclnR the action Of the Last Lepslstnre in not
allowing the soldiers to vote in the neld declaring that
slavery the cause and purpose Of the rebellion the
nprooung OF the rebellion VIII be the destruction Of it's
pominee Of the Baltimore Convention.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
REINFoRcEMENTs FOR VIRGINIA.

A letter published in the New York Evening Post,
dated at Fredercksburg the 14th instant Re
Inducements for Cen Grant going rapidly forward
At least ten thousand have gone to the front in the
last forty eight hours Over twenty thousand have jooed
the army since it crossed the Rapid.Ann. Others are
yet to come"
The New York Commercial mentions the receipt Of a
private letter from North Carolina which states that the
enemy sending all Of their available forces from that
State TO Virginia and that rebel troops from the South
continually passing the North Carolina railroads to
the relief Of Gen. Lee.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
FUNERAL HoNoRs TO GEN. sEDawIcK
From he Hartford (Comn) Times Of Friday.

From The Hartford (Comn.) Times Of Friday.
The embamed body Of this gallant and able General
TO arrive 10 New Haven about eleven o'clock to-day
the way to his native town of Cornwall Litchfed county
The Legislature has appropriately taken steps to do
honor to his memory. committee was appointed (Hon
Charles Chapman chairman the part OF the House to
prepare resolutions which offered in that body yes
terday and another committee to make arrangements
for the ceremonies attending the conveyance recep
tioa Of the body This committee have secured the
operation of the citizens authorities and military Of New
Haven and the ceremonies PROMISE to be Of highly ex
tenave aud impressive character. The funeral will be-
grand one. Gov buckingham has decided to issue call
to the militia OF the State TO be present The courts and
civil authorities will be represented and it ia expected
that the Legislature will be present in body.
The body, it's arrival ut New Haven was 10 be es
cored BY the military to the State House, there to lie in
state with guard Of honor until Tuesday
Alter the pageant VI Tuesday special train will con-
vey the remains 70 Cornwall with military escort.
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Wa h.vs tAs Important iutsiss shoe nom % Psnsma
that the l4th OF April Admiral Pinsoo
commanding the Spanish feet the coast OF Peru and
Don Eusabio Saaxar her Catholic Msjestys special
missioner Peru formally and without any warning took
OF the Cbnchs Guano lsiands aud raised the
Catholic flag the name Of the Queen OF Spain The
most singular part of the proceedings that not only have
the islands which great OF revenue to the
Peruvian Government, been seized guarantee for the
redress sought by Spain for certain grievances alleged to
have been suffered by Spanish citizens OF Peru, but the
Spanish Admiral his abrupt announcement of the sez-
ure states that he has also retained hostages several
officers of the Peruvian navy who are to be held answer
able for any insult offered to Spanish subjects
One of the immediate difficulties, which preceded this
summary action appears to have arisen from the circum
stance that the Government of Peru refused to enter into
negotiations with Spanish official bearing the title of
\" commissioner" which is the rank and designation in
Spain of colonial agent of the Home Government As
Peru has never been recognised by Spain indepen
dent State, it probably deemed unnecessary to deal
with the country on terms different from colony But
the Peruvians refused to the matter in this light aud
the hghbanded of Admiral Pinzon INTERVIEWED leaving
this question of national dignity unsettled. j., r.3.
The members Of the diplomatic body in Peru have held
meeting to protest against the seizurethe American
Minister presiding Among those present cordial una
nmity to have prevailed but is especially noticed
that the French Minister absent The Peruvans ap
be thoroughly united in their determination to
sent what they consider fragrant outrage but whether
they have the OF making reprlsas different mat
ter. Their navy consists OF stesm frigate five small
steamers, and brig. Whether, with such force, they
will deem it safe to attempt possible recovery Of their
property seems exceedingly doubtui-N. Y. Times.
Accounts from Peru state that the American residents
of Callao and Lima held public meeting in the latter city
on the 9th of April, at which Mr. E G. Squier presided
Resolutions unanimously adopted stgmatizing the
seizure of the Chncha Islands by Spain fgrant act
Of per6dy grevous outrage the rights and sovereignty
of Peru and gross violation of international law main
tanning that Peru Does and Of right ought to hold the
Guano Islands in trust for the general interest Of mankind
discerning in this act Of Spain the inception of an attempt
to introduce monarcbcal forms of government in South
America France has done Mexico and declaring that
past aggressons and impending dangers impose upon the
American Republics the duty of combining for mutual de-
fence and protection Sympathy expressed with Peru
resolutions for the uphodng of the Monroe doctrine
were passed.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19

We understand that Mr.. J. b. PINNEY, who
has for some time past resided in the city of New
York in the character of Consul General of the
Republic Of Liberia presented his credentials yes-
terday, and was received by the Secretary of State
as Charge d'Afaires of that Republic near this
Government
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
THE REMAINS OF GEN wApswoRrt

Inc remains OF Gen Wadsworth having been recovered
and brought to this city they will be conveyed hence 10
New York this morning leaving the Of Pennsy
vanis avenue and llth street at hafpast ak o'clock
They will be accompanied by Gen. spraeue, Adiutsnt
General Of the State, and committee Of six from the
delegation in Congress from the State, and some OF the
military officers duty in the city number OF our
citizens will accompany them TO the railroad depot
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19

The subscriptions to the TenForty loan reported at the
Treasury Department Tuesday amount to nearly eight
hundred thousand dollars
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-19
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

Near SpottsyDonia Court House, Nay ~, p. M.
The four hours that have passed since the date Of my
last despatch have been occupied with vigorous hammer
sndongs work that does not appear to have greatly ad
vsnced the upshot Of the contest in the destruction
Of life to the enemy that may have been accomplished.
The resistance Of the rebels is most stubborn and it
Gems from present appearances that we shall be over
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
wynkOOp's Iceland PeCtOraI.

Diseases 81 the throat, ohestand pulmonary organs
Azs ever prevalent, insidiOus and dangerous The
psopsFnSs 81 q medicine 70 alleviate cure and upfoot
Aaae com plants, must he expectorant, anodYn and
inugorating, oOsening the mucus Of The throat and
lag tone 10 the entire system No discovery IN
edleal aaieooe mastered this class Of dsesaes
VIE Dr. Wyukoop'a Iceland Pectolal. Itisused with
be most aatonishinR results n all OF bronchit g.
innnsnaa, whosPing cough, dip;heria or putnd sore
esthma, Group, coughs, colds, nerVouA irrita-
ts Rev / T. Potter esrtihss that, 81 have Used Or
Wyuaoopa Pectord for several years, myeelf and IN
my hmfly, for severe pulmonary oomplaints, and
hfSe Ieeemmended It to many others, and have never
SEA ~ equal" Rev J. J. Potter Brooklyn n. Y.
han4reda And tkousAnda OF important testimoni.
~ could Be produced, showing lie remarkable cures
aBd Aat Il never hils.
= Il oomposed Of pure Iceland Mess Balm Of OIL
ead, Peruvian Balsan, ElecGmpane, Comirey, Bur.
ooSi, And ether Invaluable expectarant and tonic in.
ESfeaA It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In.
xellds and sufferers cannot aford u neglect trial
Avefy hmlly ghonld have it II 10 remRrkatlo Tor
cfoaP. Pun desoHptons Tecomms additions and a.
reftens Aqcompany each bottle,
sssa Y Dayton sS " ws'evaF' and 81 ppppiPal
rsSea.ss b pr. r . wynkscy and ssld By y. 8.
A-a~ = VepFsNFsFk ss4s9ly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
Corner Main and Second streetG

Huston Hsll-We are pleased to learn
that Commodore Foots--our well.knoWn
friend, Charley Nestle-and his charming lit
tie sister, who is indeed little Fairy, assisted
by Colonel Small and 6rst-c!ass musical CON-
pauy, intend to favor Dayton with = series Of
their delightful entertainments, opening at
Huston Hall next Monday evening.
Everything heretofore exhibited in the way
Sflittle people is thrown entirely into the
shade BY these wonderful curiosities. Com.
modors Foo;e being thorough scholar, and
as a commedi4n, Actor, Orator and Dancer,
he has no equal while his elm sister is
very intelligent and refined in her conversa.
ton and department; sings and 6snees Ths
proficiency in the polite acts these little won.
ders have acquire under the kiad instrue-
tion Of the.most talented musicians in Ameri-
ca, Miss NJ. c. ElRuger iS truly surprising.
The commodore sHd his Sister will be as.
sisted by the justly celebrated Pianist and
Vocalist, Miss Elliuger Colonel Small the
Female Character Dancer; our old friends:
the Continental vecalists, Fraaklin and
Smith, and Professor g. H. Brooks, the Blind
Pianist and Violinist These constitute .
combination which for curiosity and talent
cannot be excelled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.
FIVE LOTS AND BUILDINGS.
On TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1884

On TUESDAY, MAY ~, 1894
Wh VIII seu 81 Apetlon. on tho premises, the fol.
w lowing lots n d beildings; Two lots on Wayne
sneeI enc lot ihirty'hve feet ten and half inehes
nont' upon which Il two-story brick house, stone
nont, Win business, and hYe other rooms thareIn;
also one and half stery frame house thsreon With
tHo rooms And kitchen and out house. Anothar lot,
one tees rent upon whioh is two story frame
houses
ALSO,
LhIee oA % hAfteh street, lots number AO2o O1O,
and e4l. Lot No. tO3o 10 an enclosed vacant lot;
%. no tots has upon Il beh brick and frame house
lAnei also, good we'll Of water; Iot No olI has
aPon n two story rAme house with six rooms. Said
tou oh Weuen street are forty.four and half feet
L1nt " one hundred and twenty nve feet deep.
Ths Warren street. lots will Be AOld al ten O'Clock In
ne morning, and Wayne Btrest lots At two O'clock in
the afternoon Of said day.
The above property belongs 70 John @. weoke, sr d,
@ enI WI ~ hold nPon the following torms one half
@ easni ins balance IN two equal annual payment, Sc
cured ~ mortgage, with six per cent interest.
A~sdss Q. p. HUBER son, Auetoneers.
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Agrllcp.


A.E.h CLURE,
REAL BSTATEAG GENT
NO, 30 THIRD STREET, AT JOHN Il. sToPPkl-
MANS OFFlCE
HAVE large amount Of property for sale. sueb
- houses and lots IN ali parts Of lhs city AZ ysr
Gus prices ranging from four hundred 20 ten houssnd
dollars, on good payments, and well situated. and
any quantity OF vacant lots Tor sale. Also several
SIM @ ~ "a % renHng rom one hundred aud sixty
the county. . ~ ~ A"u " -"
those haYlng property for sale and those wanting
20 tal, WI DO well % eal on me, a. l shall Vi We
Iompi attention ioal buamess entrusted 10 M ' care
hAVe hsd considerable experience In the business
tA0aiis A, r MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

0. v. F,-The Officers and Members Of
Montgomery Lodge, No ), are respectfully
requested to be present Oh Monday evening
The Grand Master will DO present
Ibe members Of sister Lodges are invited
to meet with US BY Order Of the Lodge,
JAMES ASpERToS, per Secy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
SperiaI Notlces.
GU IA On ER y

II HARNEeTLY caution all young men suffering
u hom Nervous Debility, &C, against endangertng
their health BY pasrouaing any Of the advertising
quAeks You can fully recover by the methods used
81 The adv ertser, and BY hundreds OF Others and n
no other way. Read letter which will send you II
you viil send me post paid envelope bearing your
eddfeae DirecttO EDWARD II. TRAVER,
asssdawem Lock BSK, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
DrFss ano GIoak @aking
FASHIONABLE DRESS 4 CLOAK MAKING

MISS ANNA NVssER, hshoAahs pSsss and
Hl Cloak Maker begs 70 inform her old custOFsers
and the public generally that ske has opened a sh6
on Third street over McDansls store, third story
she soislts custom and VIII furnish dress and cloak
II desired. RiIdSUs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

Auction &C P Huber 4 Son will sell two
chests oftools tonight at their room. Th,
chests will be sold separately.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

Sale Don't forget the real estate sale oi
the Weckel property advertised by @, P. Hu.
Der & Son See bills.
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For Sale.
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

WILL sell the following real estate In the city OF
Dayton, II application Is made soon;
Hret-The Main Street Hill Property, occupied for
the past few yoRTB public garden II ia well set
Wlth grape Kines, choice shrn6bery and fruit trees
second-The vacant lot adjoining the Southwestern
District bchool House, on Ludlow street
Third--Soverh building lots on the est aide OF JEFF
ierson strast, south Of The Canal Bridge.
mAdRW q. W. HOUk, Once on Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with aiX to eight rooms. Tho western part
OF the city, north of FOurlh st., preferred -
Enquire AT this office. HrF zig dd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

bS2~II sou want good -four go to L. L. Gil.
lIauds Flour store, north side Of the market,
Eve doors from Main street he is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suit you delivered AZ your house.-lm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09
Sandusky, dayton and Clpcinnn1,
"a q ~ llsll. EElElsS3R 5SsE.zs.s...

kf CD 5ssz.zs.s.
nN and after November 10, lsbs, ann ,-,-,-' -,
~ notce, Passenger and Freight Trans - 't4H'
DAlIOh, going north, as tollows, VIII ieaFS
R.1H a: M, through Freight and Aoo.,-
OstU with Passenger Car attached ''oiliA0dAuVL
lu.Rn a, NJ Mall tram Tor ; hprneBsta =,
1O.OU Urhana, belleiontane, Taroseu' Columbus,
3anu,ushy, connecting at Springfield VIII Cdiyde RLu
~ o',Vn W anu columbus, arriving ia Colu,nt IRAN iCi
~ ~ ~ OIIanA Win tram Tor Columbus ~ AZ z:5U
Eas, ssn ~ is's puIB ~ Wayne Chicago A. oiest WE
I'm - ~ 'ink IN Ciehtiine ~ $50 IN A5d ~, ~ gong
T. 'I ~ ~ tOyoe with Tram CeVesS IttsbufK &c
r., - ~ going hast, arriving Cleveland ald IOleuo
Wasi .. S.ov mli ana Butlalo at $3.50 $50 n
W meSui hiIflhB IN Toledo 81 ly;iU M ~, m Con
M Chhesko AZ lV5u m, sandus2v -, ot at b:lb
II. r, ~. = .Bht press Tor suy,nsee't go m.
Xs1I and beiieontaiuu, conncstlhu sneId, Urbapa
b bIuL gong kast on F1tlsburg, IT, No. ~ Forest win
oau' atIlfhhl Crestline al b.lb A n, and Ohcal d
~ uolnB West with Tram Hrrlvin - burg At j,,l
o,A2 ~ M and Ohlc9go at lU:4O n A. ~ r. WAYNE at
on NleYeiind ana Toledo h. X Jae WITH 1rn,n
eacb ~ = AZ 4:OV M and Buiitlo eleiaud NJ
I.llh r N huntsville Accou, ,,,.i
lsOO Dayton on arrival Of Tra,r S,laHon, leavps
49, oprlhRheld al 300 M ION Cincinnati
snJ ti, AZ 1888 m, BollSionGsi t io'as M,
am W. hilntsYiie AZ l2.l1a m ~ 1901 D tt
Jua., SAots @ wa inns Line TO all poi,t. A.
"a MI t, " hhd ~ The Ticket Ohos H. 20, AHst
5SlELW 81 W KING Ticket Agent III 'ne Onion Depo
~, nt sIe Always as low as by anv o,h
Routa t a,I " auoh relative to shipntn, a. route
MAsssJ Jfty htlAs Conpany's freists gG,Aht 6y 10
=, y olAlf, Cen Ticket Agent. ''1'sfln'sndent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-09

Real Estate for SaIe.--T will sell, il
applied to soou, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side of Mcclure street,
between Nena Avenue and Richard street
Price per lot-two hundred and 6fty dollars
one-lhird cash, the balance in one and two
wears $3.50" 3 q. BAGGOTT
Corner Main and Second streets
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@G0lral.
CINCINNATI YENEREAL HOSPITAI

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established n the Year 1859,
ToR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And uadsr the control Of tive Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the World,
DR. K. BoEAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals and for the past ten years Of the Gin.
clnnati Nenerosl Hospital, and Dr. 4 B. REYNOLDS,
late Of New York This Ia the only ONCE in the civ
whore NermRnentc cure Of Private Diseases can IL
chained without the use sf mercury or change ot
diet. GonorFh@a cured In stO ~ hours GIaet enreJ
in 70 10 daYsi Structures cured in to weeks; Noe
turnal Emissions stopped IN to days; Seminal
Weaknes cured in 2 tos we>Ss; syphlisin its prims
~ stages cured IN days; SEQ ndRry symptons In !
ts Wseka skin Diseases cured in 70 Seels, IN,
potency, Ngor restored IN 70 4weeks All diseases
81 pryste nature Wea'ed with unparalleled success
Or. BonaPsr,0'e great work on private diseases ths
Private Guide 70 Health 10 beneficial 10 ALI rnals and
female, old and Young. should read this boof itWiIi
enllehlen tAose Ths grope In darkness. Price rs,
Dr. Bsnapsrtss French Patent Male SAFE, II 1.
perfectly sale and never fails 10 gs saisfachen Ills
ne sny sac and sure prsyendye against disease.
enc, 81 per hall doEen 81 per dozen, SENT bT I.s
es-Msdame LoziER's Female Neatly P,iis 4.
SAFE s9d reliable remedy Tor snppressOns and ali 70.
male diseases Ladiee should not use thena durns
pregnancy, A. they WI prOducs misearnage. prcs
~ % per esH-e1Ha hAe sS-sent 10 any address 6y
Drs 3. 4 r. are tie meu 10 consult, tsey ar. u,.
9pesiioeehy acknowledged TO be the ckaa pions and
knss ., y sstsai a,seases and the only Doctors Who
tenete monthly reports from the cid world, they
have been aecusioWed irom an early Nee of ve,tL 4,
Nitness the Ysrous Diseases Whioh ariict asnkind.
aud 70 watch the progress through a oss csreer !;
profes-ionaistudy ln every spkere ofIE frsn, -
humble abode Of Poyerty e lhs nanson sft the wese
NY sad having Asoertanet heyond doubt tka va
snuennk ei humAnity they deterua med 70 aeeet ~
genoIAuve system As their particular study dt -
vote their oleatenten 10 the alleVaton OF the az
easeA Of these porlant functions Ne ietters Vim -
enaNered unless they cantaln remittance er a s1
ge stamp. Call or address, F0+'-
Drs BoNAPARTE REYNoLnS.
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Aegal.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Perry Weaver, Plaintiff, against Naihaa H. BSys, Ds.
fendalt Before Iohn Burnas, JVsaes ol the Psass
ON the 25th day OF March, 1894 said JasHos issasd
~ an order OF AttAchInent N the shove aes0A fer
the sum Of sixteen dollars and ninety-aVo eests.
aOW6 PERRY WWkVWR
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Dpetng NOuse.
p YE IM Q Ho U s z

NO. 90. ST. CLAIR, BHr. FOURTH FIFTH.
Dayton, Ohio.
IIfhh nnderslsnsd iniorms the pubiIe that he 10 .
4 practical dyer, and has established dyo housS a
he seoVs place Aad IL nov prepared 70 color an kinda
OF bAka, betns hibbo1a, Woolen and Cotton Goods
any color that may be desired
oreAAe and sla.ns removed nom ali kinds offabssa
~ seIrsnss 70 nniah All goods in q 10 giVO
neuAlnce on having AZ Aroies necessary 10 persorn
saiS TERSiNN wIHoEND.
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Remaro.
A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
5000 90 REWARD

- - ~ 49, 81
THE Rboye Veward viii be gwen for the arrest and
Il delivery n me, At brookVllle, Franklin County,
A. Knowle indaoted for the murder Of will am w
Cottrell, In November last. Said Knowles IL about
feet 10 inches high, lightly built, weighing about i5o
pounds light comlleKioni brown ha z; light OF buish
eyes a. a loose swinging va H right arm somewhat
crooked nom having been dislocated; stammers In
little beard; talks loud, and il very pro,
fame IN his conversation, and has a hard Vllsihous
look. JOHN b. M0OkMAHH,
Sheriff OF Franklin County IndianA.
brookvlie, indisna, March 26, l6e4-alSdAWSt