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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

NEw RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD Ro ms -
We visited, this morning, the new Restaurant I
and Billiard Rooms, now fitting up in the
Turner Opera House Building, by Messrs
Lang 4 Schiebel, on the corner OF Main and
First streets, They will be opened to the
public on Tuesday next the third Of October
These rooms are situated in the basement of
the building They are large, airy and Oon-
venent, aud the propristors intend TO ft them
in a style Of elegance not to be su uIpassed by
any similar establishment in the West. a
The main hall vii. cotaln the Bar Room
and four billiard tables, and the adjoining
apartment will be divided into Dining Rooms
Sitting Rooms aud Billiard Room, all of which
will be furnished 10 the most elegant aud at,
trRetve style When opened, this establish.
ment will be acredt to the city, and we trust
that the enterprising proprietors will receive
liberal patronage. They intend to make it
q pleasant and attractive resort for our men
of business and visitors to The city, to take
their meals, and their tables will be furnished
with every luxury that can be desired. Their
wine and liquor vaults are already stored
with articles OF the choicest brands, aud the
larder will contain every delicaey that the
epcLre can wish.
Msssrs. Lang & schiebel have had much
experience 10 this business, and are we'll 40.
quainted with all its details. They are both
we'll known in this community for their
euterprize and gentiepanly deportmert and
the public may be assured that no effort will
be spared on their part to render their es
tGblishment all that can be desired. We pre-
dict for them q successful and profitable ca.
reer, and hope they win not be disappointsd
in receiving the liberal patronage they deS
serve. '' 'ls'' ''i 'HrA'lia4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
New swIndIinE Dodge.

NEw YoRK, September 2S.-Some swindler
is imposing new swindling dodge. An en-
Velope is used purporting to be, and having
printed upon it in large type, money pack
age, American Express Company" and prop
erly addressed and indorsed as coming from
the Navy.yard at Washington. The wife Of
an officer of the Navy was induced to pay
seven dollars to the bearer OF such package
to-day. She was allowed to open il and read
what appeared to be two telegraph messages
Of the American Telegraph Company, direct.
ing the payment Of prize money to her hEa.
band. Both envelope and telegraph blAa 1
had been obtained BY theft, or other improper
manner. The public should bs on their guard
sgainst the scoundrels.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
TelegraphiC.
LATEST NE Ws.

The Fenian Meeting In New York.
NEw YoRK, September 28.-fhe FenianS
had an immense meeting al Cooper Institute
last night Colohel 0'Mahony presiding
Much enthusiasm prevailed. An address by
Colonel Il Roberts, in course of which, he
said
To you, then, fellow countrymen, of every
creed and bulief. | appeal TO stand by the
Fenian Brotherhood and enable them TO
make The coming revolution successful, by
| furnishing sinews Of war to brave men, who
| are preparing to strike one more blow for
Irish liberty and Irish Independence. You
| cannot stAy-no power on earth. but that at
| force can stay the onward movement OF tho
army of lrsh pstriots, who are mustefinR
silently aud surely IRON Cork 10 Donegal,
| from Dublin to CUnnemara from New York
to New Orleans, aud from Maine to Sac
Francisco. They will soon be on the march
with harp and "aunburst" flying in the
breeze
Colonel O'Mahoney, and Hon. John Ho.
gan OF st. Louis, also delivered addresses.
The World gives some alleged facts in ref
erence to the Fenian organic alton There
| are nj preseut about Eve hundred circles IN
| the country, and they are increasing at The
rate Of 100 per month. These circles NUN ber
from one hundred to three hundred men,
There are, also, three hundred female circles
in the country, presided over by Miss Ellen
Mahony, who is female head center. She ID
Principal of the Norman school in Chicago
The monthly expenses of the body amount
to 5000, and it is said that the tax OF $40
per man on the Fenans in the United States
is nearly paid up, and the aggregate assess
ment will reach 100000
There 10 in this city military engineering
class OF one hundred, taught by an engineer
formerly on Mcclellan q staG ... /
Subscriptions TO large amounts come in
every week from all parts of the country. A
bank account is kept by the Brotherhood.
One of the bank note com panies is printing
eight per cent. bonds in the name OF the Irish
Republic. They will be ready next week, ia
the denominations Of los, zoe, sos, zoos,
5O0s and l000's In the center will be a
6gure OF Liberty drawing sword, and at the
sides the vignettes Of Emmett aud Lincoln
1t is confidently that these will be taken up
rapidly, and large orders come from the
country and West i
1t was stated last evening that John Morr g.
sey had offered to take one hundred thousand
dollars of bonds.
At the Fenian headquarters, in Duane
street, they are continually boxing up mus-
kets, but, OF contse, no information is given
as to where they are sent.
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DIE d..

BUrz-on the evening OF the a8th inst in the
sixth year Of his age, Louis Edward, youngest son
OF Lawrence and Elizabeth Butts The funeral will
take place on Saturday the seth inst, at o'clock
a. M, from No. 80 Warren street Service at
Holy Trinity Church, 9th street. Place OF Interment
Catholic Cemetery. Friends OF the family are in.
yted to attend
journal copy.l
JUHGELING-o On the Goth inst at his residence,
No. 142 lat street, II. H. Jungeling, aged 50 years
months. IT days.
The funeral will take place Sunday, at2 so p. M
nom his residence. services by Rev Mr.. FritEe at
the German Lutheran urch, Sears st. lnterment--
Woodland Cemetery FIiends Of the family are IN
vited TO attend. t..... ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

D0- DIR. HALLS BALsAM.-For the
cure Of long standing Coughs, bad Odds
Bronchitis, as we'll as CONSUMPTION, this
medicine is invaluable. It's peculiar eombina.
tion is the result Of experience, and an
intimate knowledge Of the cause Of these
diseases, and the certificates Of remarkable
cures are sufficient proof of it's superiority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

THEAr2R-BEcKEL HALL-Crowded hou ses
are the order OF the day or rather night at the
theater and we do not wonder at il, for the
excellent manner in which the pieces are put
upon the stage, and the really foe manner in
which they are acted, deserve the liberal sup
port, which we are happy to see the Manager
is receiving. Last insight the brilliant come dy
OF "Sdll Waters Run Deep" was performed in
the first style OF excellence The roaring
farce OF "Toodes' sent away the audience
screaming with laughter, To night there is
another change Of programme, eonssting OF
the drama Of Luke the Laborer" and the
comedy of Family Jars . fr tll a.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
DQ- sooyILEs BLOOD AND LIVER

p9 sooyILL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, for the cure Of Scrofnla, White
Swelling, and other diseases Of the Blood.
When such men as Dr. r. s. Newton, professor
10 one OF the most prominent Medical
Colleges OF Cincinnati, @ W. Pratt, NJ. d !,
and A. Gsston, N, D.. come ont and state to
the world that this Medicine ,ScoVLL's BLOOD
AND LAYER SYRUP, cures Serofula and other
chronic cases caused BY imPnrs blood, wberO
oil other remedies have failed, no one should
doubt It's virtues OF fail 70 use il in Any disease
which Is caused by impure state Of the Blood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

tbs AMERICAS FRUIT DRI HoUsE.-Thers
was sharp contest at the County Fair, on
wrdne-dav, h-iween Waymire, Stephens b
Co, AMI kuhns, Billings 4 Mitchell for the
premium for Ffah Dry houses, After nu.
rnetous tests, the FIRST premium was awarded
to Kuhns, Billings h Mitchell, proprietors Of
the American Fruit Dry House This apps-
rans is 50 constructed that there is no posi-
bility OF burning the house or the fruit It
has oeen extensively used Of late 10 this sec~
tion Of country, and gives universal sstisfac,
ton,
P X Rain is tho General Agent, and may
be addressed at Post Office Box No n, Day.
ton Ohio. ia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
Democratic State Convention OF MAS.
sachusetts.

DenlOCrAttC STATE convention OF MAS Il
sachusetts.
WORCESTER, September 20 The Demo-
cratic State Convention organized by the
choice of Edward Avery Of Braintree, Tor
President, with Que Vice.President from each
county, and four Secretaries. tl.
The Committee on Credentials reported
247 town represented by ,O96 delegates
The nominations we're made as follows;
For GoverBor-Geperal d N Couch, OF Taun
ton. Lieutenant Governor-Thomas + Plum
kett of Pits6eld. Secretary OF States o.
Lamb, of Greenfield. Treasurer--H. Amory
junior, of Boston. Auditor--A G Devereux,
Of Salem Attorney-GenerGl-H. C. Par
ker, of Cambridge
The following is an abstract of the resolu.
lions adopted;
The first atirms the creed Of the Demos
cratic party to be the Unon and the Consli.
tuition; its objects, the preservation OF the
liberties OF the people, the Union, free press
and free speech.
The second tbankS the soldiers aud sailors.
The third requires speedy subordinaiion
everywhere Of the military 10 the civil pow>
er, and the restoration OF the tpra Of hadeas
corpus, trial by jury, and other Democratic
rights. .r.
The fourth recognizes the obligation to pay
the national debt, bat does not believe 10
putting the whole burden OF alton on the
shoulders Of the producing classes
The fifth requires speedy restoration Of
State power everywhere. 80 that q standing
army may be dispensed with at once.
The sixth indorses the policy Of President
johnson and promises him support.
T. Returns thanks to the veterans Of the
war, aud 10 iu favor of such legislation by the
National and State governments, as shall
secure equality of compensation to the eArli
er as well as the later soldiers OF the war.
s. Refers to the labor question, and says
We not only recog nizs any attempt on the
part of the working-clAsses to better their
condition, but heartily approve any movement,
having for it's aim their elevation, comfort
aud well.being, physical and mental, and
cordially sympsthze with any measure BY
which the true interests Of the employer aud
employe can be promoted and secured.
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16r Looking Glass plates put in old Frames
at Cridland 8, 80 Main street, se21 d3t

NoTICE TO DEALERS IN TOYS AND FANcI
GooDs, &C. p. Huber & Son. Wholesale Deal.
ers in Toys and Fancy Goods, at Nos 27s
aud 2SO Third street, have on hand, and are
ready to sell to their customers, the larges
handsopsst and the greatest variety of Toys
and Fancy Goods, of every description, ever
offered in the Western country; they are de-
termiped to sell their goods to the trade, as
low or lower, than they can he had in any
other market. We advise dealers to call on
them, and examine their endless assortm Q Mt
of new and beautiful curiosities.
se25-6ta4w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

A LIBERAL OFFER "A friend writes us
from Germantown, that the Democrats of that
vicinity earnestly desire thatJudge Boltin and
Il W. Davis viii again speak in that place
before the election. If they will consent to
80, the Democrats will cbeerfully pay all do
their expenses On the occasion of their
late visit they did excellent service for Judge
Haynes and the Democratic ticket generally,
and the Democrats are anxious to have anoth
er visit from them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
New York stock marh.t.
New YoaK, September

NE" IUHAi DbUItHUtT ~,
Stocks better Money Sac PER cent
Sterling dull at 9a9l Chicago and Rock
Island, NJ Chicago aud Northwestsrn 2st;
do pref G2i; G.. G. h C. 1875, Clev aud Plus.
72i; Mich South. 7lI Mica Cen, lI41;
Reading ia! /; Erie Sss Five twenties
coupons 1911 Gold l4i New York
Central Central sSt One Year Year 4; Certificate 9St
Telegraph 10; Chicago Burlington l. QOincy
l26 Chicago Toledo 100; Seven thirties
99s
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new York Market.
New YoRk, September 29.

New YoRK, September 29
Cotton 6rmer 42a45. Flour active and
I0alo lower at 81 55a 8 90 for extra State
aud 90a8 90 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and lal better l98alss for
wiuter red western, and lOa2 10 for
amber Michigan. Corn active and one cent
lower at 85a90 for unsound, and 9l5s92
for sound. Rye $50 Barley | 20. Oats
dull and lower at 49 81 for western
Beef dull. Cot Meat quiet Butter quiet at
at 28a29. Cheese quiet at 9Al5c
Pork frmer at "a ~ a34 IS for new
mess, and 81 00a3l so for G3 and
81 Lard frmer 26ia3l4 Whisky Grmer
at 2 2sls30 for western Petroleum quiet
nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

BOWs call attention 10 the professional
card of DR.. f. Jennings, in this evenings pas
per Dr. J. has recently located in our city,
and brings with him high testimonials as
to his qualifications as physician and sur.
geon. We have no doubt that he will te a
valuable acquisition to the medical fraternity
in DAYTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, September 25, 1865.
lcOusctsd bJ HEN 'oSk sNGpER. No. SO Jsasr.oi
street.
TIMOTHY SEEDS 90 pc, bush.
Fl,OQR--Re1 wheat. 80 50@l0 90.
WHEATON, Wheat 81 s5-New Whts
81 7O@l IS
RYE-75.
C0RN--6O.
0AT5-33c(935c.
BARLEY-$l 35,
BEEF-l5@20
BUTTER--50(655.
CHICKENS-25@3O.
oRooERIEs--RETAIL PaI0Es,
TEAs-Sl 65@2 90.
CoFFEE--33t@43e per pound.
SUGAR-l6@2O.
COFFEE SUGAR-23 per To-
CRUSHED SUGAR--25c per ID:
MOLASSES--$l 4O(0l 50t9l so per gal.
SYRUP--$l 60,
RlCE-l6c per lb.
LARD-30.
CHEESE-20c.
STARCH-l24e per n
SOAPS-l5c per ID.
SH0T-25@30c per ID.
LEAD--20c per III.
T0BACC0-95c@$l 90 per h.
WHlSKY-S2 06 for common.
POTATOES--s0c per bush
NEW POTATOES-5O@76 10 por busbsi.
APPLES--$2 OO@2 10
PEACdES-$5 so per bushel
HAY-Timothy S8@IO per ton.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TEAs--$l 5O@l 80.
C0FFEE-3lf@32.
SUGAR-l6A9l7f.
COFFEE SUGAR-2lc per 10. ..
CRUSHED SUGAR--23c per ID.
M0LASSES 81 l5@l 40 per gal
RICE-l24c per 10.
EGGS-20c per doz.
LARD-2S
T0BAOC0--70@$l 30 per ID.
sHOT-S4O0 per sack
LEAD-l4c per 10
DRIED APPLES-sA@93
BUTTER-35c.
CHEESE-l6@l8o.
STARCH-9@lOc per ID.
SoAPS-l2A@l3l per ID.
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IN DYSPEPs1A

attendanttrsn OF ym ptoma IL acts more like
AOHARM than medicine. There Is nothing In The
whoie fan0e OF Matenaa Medca that tor O moment
Dear comparison With In this disease
ul account Of this wonderful pfsnt may be- found
In the eleventh edition OF the United States Dsnsns
story, pages 1887 and 1898
"a series OF erpermsnts in which Dr. Bull has bean
or years elysged has ust bsen bron mt TO success
, ui sInstiph, ana ne nov enabled 10 offer to the
toolrs, ths whola preserved the bast quality OF
copper distilled honrhon Whisky. WHICH lie is conn
dent has no equal In the world.
NJ m'Hh' FURNISH ~ una of certificates but the
hl'e have lodg 1g'e leArusd 70 s-ttmate s,lch thn
ny theiFtrus Vals. The safest Iian is Tor = -TS ~,
t0isstfor hmse,it the virtues Of new me iieior ''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

OPENED AGArs.-Msxwell & Snyder, who
were burned out in the Huston Building last
spring, have re opened their establishment at
the same place on Jefferson street. They are
wholesale dealers in Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits
Nuts, Candies, Oysters, &c and have now on
hand q very large and desirable stock Of the
above articles. Their old customers and pat
rons will of course give them call at their
newly fitted up quarters,a NuS66, Huston
Building, Jefferson street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

JEWISH FEsT1vAL.-The celebration of the
great festival of the Israelites, "Yom Kippur,
'or Day Of Atouement, will take place to-uor.
row at the Synagogue in this city. This IS
one of the most important days in the jew
ish Church, and the ceremonies will be Of a
very interesting and imposing character
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Negro suffrage defeated Ia @ dorado.

ST LOUIS, September 2s la complete
return from Colorado It indicates the adoption
OF the State Constitution by a very large ma
Joflty.. The clause authorizing negro suffrage
was defeated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

SALE OF MULES Thirty mules will arrive
here Tomorrow "Wednesday evening, from
Warren county, to be sold to the highest bid-
der on'FrdaY morning, atMoGowan's stables,
on Fourth street, uear Main. They can be
purchased, privately, at any time before the
sale, Jn .D ..r.# se26-3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

WINTER Is oMISo.-Those in want Of
Blankets. Coverlids, and nice Com fort Cotton.
Batten, the bsst Check Flannels, Jeans, satt
nett, cheap Muslin, Prints, Shirting Flan-
uela, dc, will fad them at the Woolsn Factoy
se20-ld&w s1 scsF,tG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
WITHOUT a RlvALy

And Justly deserves the reputation it has so ,ouR an
loyedin Central Anenca and the West ladies'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29
Special Notlres.
A Broken-Dovsn sy.tem .

"a
There isa disease to which the doetors give ma "
names, but whichfew Of them unders eand II is SIN
ply weakness-s breaking down OF the vital forces
Whatever ts causes (snd they are nnumerabls), its
symtoms nre in the main the same Among the
most prominent extreme la,stuie, loss OF app g.
lite, toss Of nesh and great mental dspression. In.
digestion anda stomieh Coga are also hequsntl )
coneomitAnts Of this distressing stats OF body aud
mind, The COMMON remark in relation to person.
in such condition Is, that they are oousum ptivs
Now, what these uufortppates really want Is vsgOr-
U'tat strength aud as certAInlyas dawn succeed a
darkness they can reeuperate thsr Systems and
regain perfect health by re sorting to HosrETTRR &
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs Ills as Gle l
that he.revlving Tonic is required in such cas- es
as that the dying fame Of an empty lamp requires
to be revived with new supply ofol Perfectly pure
and innocuous, containing nothing Tut the most
genial vegetable extucts, and combining the thrss
grepd elements OF a stomachle, An Alternative, and
genial inVigorant. Ho9rErTERs BITTERs are
suitable to all constitutions and are as applicable 70
the diseases and disabilities OF the ieebler sex a. to
those OF men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-29

Looking Glass Depot, Cridland's. 90
Main street. se27.d3t
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Real ESTATE agents.
LENTZ * &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

LENTZ &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
once 32s Third street North sido
(opposite Town Clock)
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. Davie
4 Co., with mahinery, and acres ofland,
A farm 100 sores mile north OF Browns station on
Western K. R., ou Twin Greek, we'll improved
$1,000 = y ft I4a
brick house. cor OF Brown and Ann SITS.
Adonble frame house Hess street; .|.
double frame house Walnut street
hdouble frame house on Fifth .treet
farm OF 6o acres, 2% miles from Dayton
farm ol IA acres miles from Dayton
A hrn OF 90 acres on Greenville r. r 100
farm OF 1893 acres near Germantown;
A brick house on Fifth street, No 227;
farm OF 10 acres, we'll improved, fine brick house,
and best Twin bottom land u mile west OF Ger.
uiantowu.
A taIm oI 81 acres good improvements at Browns
Station on Western X. r.
A well improved farm Of 100 acres, two miles east
Sonora, on Western railroad.
good hsuse and large lot on Main street, No 254.
farm of75 ecres on Germantown pike, miles from
Dayton. ts.5 Hb t9t.. .tf " tt.tt
Two sn all farms. well improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton, Of SO and 20 ceres each.
number Of houses and lots in different parts OF the
city. All will be sold cheap. -
Iy2s LENTz APPLEGATE, r. u. A.
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Butthe crowuing siory nf his life remains 10 be st
famed IN MS discovery, OF rather alton cor he
uoes MOI ealm TO have been the dIsoovsr
public. That honor beougs to the native inhalntants
OF Central America to whom itA virtues have bean
known Tor move than two hundred years ARMED
WITH the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
GUS serpents IL is a belief with them that whiIe
there Ia breath In the body thu Cedron s Dotent M
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
Whlle Dr. bullis mt prenared to endorse this az
usVagant pretension 10 nevertheless satisfied froin
athoroush examination OF the evidence relating t1,
US virtues th as remedy and preventative for ali
diseases arising nom exposure, either to change of
weather or clirAtsi or TO mIssmatlc Influences It
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Notels.
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
DAYTON, OHIO.

SVNH Z above well known House, having recently
A changed ha ads, Is now open, snd undergoing eE
tensVs alter tions and Improvements for the
dation OF the trave ing public. No pains will be
eve y respect, FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
leleu J. T. BARKER, Prop'r.
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78Re6ttal.
Dr.. JOHN BuL.L.s
Compound Cedron Bitters
Latest aud Most Important Discovery

NINETEENTH CENTURY,if
/
/ 5000 . sHHl..f lf .. era.. a r.4.H
No mans aane is more intimately ted with
i the history Of MkTERiA MEDICA ot the United
ststes, or more avOrRbly known az p.ous,r In Me1-
icsl Discovery, than that Of
JOHN B0LL, OF LOUISVILLE, KKNTuoKY.
f,1inlmitaoe preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
has lsng ssood al the heaj of tue varous peunds
OF that valuable drug.
His Compound of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
aud South. His Worm Log
enges, IN less than year
after their introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
az the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Butthe crowuinR siory NJ his life remains to be at
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54ailn Gmplre,
y II L0AR va III l*IH&
City and Other Matters.

I, Arrival and pfpsFtars Of TFNn'i
Trains arrive and depart from the uniou 'nnt"'
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DAYTON, September 26, 1865
corrected bJ HEN 'ONk sSlpER. No. so Jsasrson
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-04
b. B "A q M
SEALED PROPOsAIs.
Fresh B:ef !! Fresh Beef!!
JIG Q. 3. 90. o svssIsrEsoE.

OFFICE o. g. Con-. OF SUBsIsrEScE,
Na Evansville Ind June ., 1875.
Sealed proposals in duplicst viii be received At
this once until II . ID Thursday, June 29th,
ls65. for turnish ~ fresh ef TO troops station.
cd at sansvi le, Ind aud such other troops
may rrcnive thsiF tupptiss from this poTt.
1ais eontrsct shall commence on the lst day Of
1855 II
ne Beef shall b from steers weighing not less
ma nse hun ired 900 pounds net each shall
p SEWER IN equal proportions OF fore and hind
qaN's's "a. OK, shRtks ana dnsy talioE 20 Be
,1ri1oso ~ ~ such Quantities IS shall from time
% TIM bs auir-d By the troops, and on such
"a r
The usrks Of tbs cattle slaughtered for Beef
uneer his eontraet. hall be cut CT a. the fourth
vert brsl Jointl and the breast .r.mmsd down
the shsi 4 OF fore quarters shall be cut on from
shrt0 20 u inch above the knse ioIat and . Z
hind quarter, # N sig 70 eight taehss above The
e mbrels or hoeE Joi
Psymsa Bwi b n ado in such funds an ara fnr
MI h-d By the GoVernment for that purpo1e, ana
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