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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

III f FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. s
sid finn Cardenas sd, barque Providence, for Port
SD I'm Matanzas Esd, brig John Avilss, Upton, for
Philadelphia. ,9I SiIof III lliI'il5- llT'I1
Sid I'm Sagua 21st, barque Helen Angler Staples,
New York; brig Aroostook, Lord, do. ~. I. ,.'l..g
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

MORE Our quotations represent prices Of large
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stated, and in
filing small orders, higher rates have to be charged
For figures see quotations in another column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

{. COFFEE There is steady demand for small lots
to meet the needs efconsumers Rio firm AZ SO 36c
and Java at 40 G42c y ID. toeks in New York are
said to have been much reduced By Expectation,
CoRDAGE-Is steady and quiet at l9IG20Ic . ID
for American and 2 5dl22 for Manila. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

+. NJ. PATTEN, AUCTIoNEER, p Exchange St.
Stock OF a Livery Stable at Auction.
ON Saturday July sth, at 10 A. NJ, at the stable
~ on India street, formerly occupied BY Taylor y
serve, consisting as follows; hacks top bugQes
70 open buggies, I two wheel chalse, skeleton
Wagon, large passenger wagon, double sleigh 8
single harnesses, sets light double harnesses set
heavy double harnesses, IS sleigh robes blankets
halters &C. gal1 faA e.fSl fli'Il .--TT
Two prs Matched Horses; Horses suitable f,r
livery or iamily use, july4td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

GREEN'S LANDING, June "a - Sid, Schs Nor
giana, Conary, Boston; Troubador, Gouldsboro Cor
Rockland; Sailor Boy, Pinkham, Stueben for Rock
land. 'tlHl-
June 2S-Sch Hyena, Gardiner, Calais for Phila-
delphia. t7e3i4'- 4,iiH'iiis 'sllIil7 ilZ7ii y
June 29-Schs Mary Ann, Guptill, Gouldsboro for
Boston; Lady Allen, Libby, from Portland for Els
worth. NJ 1880 ------ . .---.L------ II -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04
r APERHANGING

Neatly Executed.
Order Box and Slate at aa-
Ito LIZ FEDERAL STREET.
July 4--2ws f sloH ii -a.l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

per steamer China, off Cape Race.l ~
LIVERPOOL, June - Ship FL Dorado. which
sailed for New York, was spoken ON the 2ist, IN a
very leaky condition. lln oaag ilIIIIrU
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

u Mr. Doster, counsel for the prisoner Payne,
made great point in his argument the other
day when he excused that wfetelis crime as
the result of his southern education, declaring
that slavery had trained the assassin. He was
perfectly right Slavery is the real criminal in
this whole catalogue of atrocities, and tits slav
cry with her accursed progeny Of caste privi-
lege and political exclusion that should be pun
ished for the crime with utter determination
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-04

PRODUCE Fresh meats are steady at former ouo-
tations. Supply moderate as usual during the warm
season. Eggs are more plenty and have declined to
24926c " doz. Potatoes are steady at former rates.
New Bermuda onions firm at 798c Pib. .Strawber-
RES have been quite plenty at 2og25c " box, and
lew D'uepeiiies nave peeh soid ~ zoe. -, Y ~ .t
PRopISloNSsI,,frl OF Deef are beginning to ease
of, as usual at this season We now quote extra at
S1s@le " hri and mess at S16gl7 Extra clear pork
Il quoeeuo S xna1 topSr,1 a. Svg, ana mess Is
lo"el, q. @Ios1S Is au Clear PO[k are steady
~ aast meek plires HoUhs sLs very hght, and
r'ans'.c'ions " 4lso abaa
RicE-Carolina is coming forward freely and isdull
ut previous quotations.
sPHm No 4,r,,.es are roy iven ~ tba q.
parflan nd rua which IA Syitlbald e., & LOl
market ~ " se''iso
go $500. 49,. ~,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
cIneInnntI markets.
CINCINNATI, August 2, 1865.

CINCINNATI, August 2, 1865.
FL0UR-Prices are rapidly declining.
Superhne would not command over 81, The
higher grades are held at ~ 26@9 so for
trade brands OF Extra and IS 50@9 for
Family.
WHEAT-Msrket dull and heavy Prime
samples OF Red sold early in the day at 81 80,
but we're freely offered on change at 81 IS,
and some purchases were made at 81 10.
There is nothing doing in White, and we are
unable to give quotations for it.
CORN-The demand continues quite light,
and with more liberal offerings, prices de.
clined to 57a58c for sound ear and shelled in
bulk, the market closing heavy, with further
downward tendency
OATS-Sales at 57s5sc in bulk and eleva.
tor, At which rates about 5000 bushels we're
sold
kYE-Prime samples are held at 81, and
we dc not think that purchases could be made
at less, but 96c, is as much as buyers are
disposed TO pay
There is nothing doing either iu Barley or
Malt, and any quotations we might give would
be entirely nominal, so we omit them
WHlSkY-There was an active demand
for Whisky this morning, and sales of 300
erls were made at 81 ls, but after the advices
from New York we're made public, holders
advanced their figures to 50 20, and succeed.
ed in selling l25 brls at this price, but the
demand at the advance was quite ight
GROCERlES-We quote fair to choice Rio
Coffee 29!@32sc, raw Sugar, l4@l7tc; soft
refined, l749 l9c; hard refined 2lc,and Porto
Rico Molasses$l Oo@l O5. There is but a
limited amount OF New Orleans Molasses in
market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

WAsHNoToa, Aug. The Post Office De.
psrt-nont has sLown desire to meet the
wants Of the business public by en- issue of
two new varia.ies Of stamped envelopes, viz:
ordinary letter size, With double rate six cent
stamps, and official size, bearing single rate
three cent stamps.
Heretofore. IN sending lstters weighing
half an ounce or more, in ietter.sise Govern
ment envelopes, 1t has been necessary to use
an adhesive stamp to pay the excess OF post
age, thus ds6guripg the appearance Of the
envelope, aud causing an increase Of labor in
the work Of cancellation. So 10 regard to the
official size With the enclosure of les.
weight thar half au ounce, the uss Of stamp
ed envelope neoessitsted the loss of one rate
Of postage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
New York stock market.
New YoRK, August 2,

I'VE" IUHKi huBuBI z,
Stocks strong. Money quiet at 5a6
Sizes and Five twenties coup pous 1919
Gold l44t Erie sst United States ss 81
coupons l07 Chicago Burliugton Quincy
1909 6.20s coupons lost do new issue
lo43 l0-4O coupons 81 coupons 96I /;
6s "a coupons So New York Central 9Os ;
Sterling l09 One Year Certificate 97i /;
Reading l04t Atlantic & Great Western
First Bonds, Ohio division 80; Chicago &
Rock Island lO73 Chicago q Alton lOl ;
Fort Wayne sc Chicago and Northwestern
II Cleveland 4 Pi:isburg "a ! Illinois Cen
tral Scrip 1872 Indiana Central lO6 Mehi.
gan Southern 63, Western Union Telegraph
rs 5.20's registered l404.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

BILLIARD Match We learn that a very
interesting and exciting gamo of billiards was
played at the Phillips House last esening by a
gentleman connected with Weavers Tneatri
cal company aud a young gentlemspo of this
city The game was simply for the champ
ionship, no stake being put up. Our city
friend, who has heretofore been regarded ss
the champion here, we believe, lost the game,
his competitor making seventy.ono points
against MIN him out of fvo hundred. There
was splendid playing on both sides, and the
game was witnessed by large number of de-.
lighted auditors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
Special Notices.
Public Health. The pres,

Advertising has been pronounced "undip.
ni6ed" by the medical faculty. A physician
who advertises valuable remedy to fifty
people in bis private practice would receive
the cold shoulder from bis professional
brethren, should be make its merits known TO
millions through the business columns OF
Newspaper press This may be "dign fled, -
but is 1t benevolent, humane, or iust2
Wboeveris fortunate enough to discover or
invent anything that will prevent, or cure, or
alleviate human suffering, is bound to make il
known, through every channe ommuni-
cation within his reach, to the general public.
For many years the merits Of fHosTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs have
thus been proclaime to the world, and multi
tudes have been restored to health, or sAved
from fatal malsdes 10 consequence. As new
facts have been developed in relation to the
operation of this most pure aud potent Of all
StomAehics and Alternatives, they have been
stated in simple language to the people Of
many lands; and il the prop'istors Of the
medicine have derived profit from their
dissemination, thousands upon thousands Of
individuals have been benefited thereby to
an extent beyond all estimate. In the West
Indies, Canada, Australia and South America,
Hostetter's Bittsrs are now recognized as the
sole specific for Dyspepsia the best possible
safeguard sgaiUSt epidsmics, and the finest
inviIoraut 10 cases Of General Debility, and
the only dihFasiVe stimulant entirely free from
noxious ingredients
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

Go1SG NoRTH.--We learn that Messrs.
Wogaman, Spielman & Co, have rented one
Of the large business rooms of Turner's new
Opera House, corner of First and Main sts.,
some three squares north of their present loca-
ton on Third street. The wholesale men
are all moving North, and it willnot be long
until that portion Of Main between First and
Second will become the headquarters of tbs t
branch of trade.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

Sales today Of Leaf Tobacco at Bodmann's s
Warehouse we're as follows--30 bids and 20
bxs, viz IA bids Mason County Leaf, Lug,
and Trash, | at - 50i l at s 25; 8 at 7 and
90; ats 2 at 10 so and 10 rs latl3 so
| at IA e5 at l6 aud l6 rs; latl1 OF
IL 70. l6 hbds Vas at and l5 2b | At
1860 l at 8 at 926; latlO 1872 at l3
and l3 So at ID rs al Is rs | at l6 25
| at II 76; at 20 so; at 81 rs; Il at 30
so. 20 bxs Ohio, Kentucky aud Virginia, at
prices ranging froml 76to l3 rs. Re.
ceipts moderate.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

THAMES The citizens of Sandusky who
attended the Druid Celebration in this city
Yesterday, request us to tender their sincere
'shanks to their brethern in Dayton for the
kind and hospitable manner in which they
were treated during their brief visit; and to
say that they hope ere long to have an op.
|portunity to reeiprocste the many favors they
Feceived They we're highly delighted with
eheir visit, and only await the opportunity to
extend similar hospitalities to their Dayton
brethren.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

But the erownng glory Of his life remains TO be at.
tanned In his discovery, rather ob,nstou 'or he
does moi clam tn hsva bean the OF upEnN,
which s the basis NJ the B,tters offered to the
public. That honor belon0st to the native inhAbiauta
Of Central America 70 whom Its virtues have heen
known Tor more than two hundred wears Armed
with II the IndiSn bids dehance to the most deadly
TnsAra, and handles without fear. the most venom.
ous Herpents. II Is haiiaf with them. that whlle
there Ia breath In the hodv thA Cedron Is potent to
cure. no matter what the disease may hN.
while Dr. Bn'lis mot preparsd to endorse this OK.
trNvagant preensnn, ,he 10 satisfied from
athorough examination NJ tha evidence relating IN
its virtues, th tas remedy and rrevsBtatve foT all
diseases arising nom exposure, either 20 change OF
weather or cliTaate or TO miasnntic influences, II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
T0Iegraphic.
LAAIESg 1E Ws.
Impvrtans OrSor from Ius war Depart.
rnrwN.

Impprtnns Ordor arom Sns war Dopart-
nncnr.
WAsHiyeToY, July 3l.--rha follow wing Or
der from the Wee Department has lost been
made public
Wan DEPARTMENT, ApJusAsr- GgNgaAts
OESicti WAsEtacToH, July, 2s 1868.
By order Of the President of tho United
States the following army corps are discon-
tinusdIaS organizations
ATbe9 Second Corps, from June 20, 1855;
Fourth Corps, from August l, 1865; Fifth
Corps, from June 2S, 1865; Sixth Corps, from
June 2s, 1865; Seventh Corps; from August
l, 1885, Eighth Corps, from August l, 1865;
Ninth Corps, from July 27, 1865 Tenth
Corps, from August /, 1855; Fourteenth
Corps, from August /, 1865; Fifteenth Corps,
from August l. 1865; Seventeenthk Corps,
from August l, 1885, Twentieth Corps from
June l. 1865 Twenty.third Corps, from Au.
gust ], 1855; Twenty-fourth Corps, from
August /, 1865.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
NRW YORK. Auvu,

NEW YORK, August O.
Cotton dull ct 4ss48 Flour dull and
6al0c better at $670a6 80 for extra State
and l5ss 80 for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat &c better and quiet at ! IS for
wiuter red western, and l 45al 45 for
amber Michigan Corn quiet and one cent
qetter at 9Oh9l for unsouud, and ssas9
for sound. Rye 6rmer Barley dull. Oats
quiet and steady Pork frmer at 3425a34 SO
for new meas, and 20 30a29 80 for '63 and
Ga Lard frmer l9ts24} Whisky frm,r
at 2 1920 for western. Petrols1m quiet
at 81 for crude, and SIC Tor refined in bond.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

Colonel Keith is respected by loyal peo'
ple-JournGl.
Suppose you furnish the names of some Of
the loyal people who respect Keith. The
public hereabouts would like to see them We
believe the Journal ISLANDERS the better portion
of it's own friends and we don't believe that
three respectable Republicans in the city of
Dayton would voluntarily associate with
Kieth for a single hour. This much we are
bound to say for the fair name of our city
and its respectable inhabitants. ai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

UEIoN DEPoT The hesrt-rending occur.
rthceof the past week, fxes attention on the
Union depot, and the result is wonderment
that such accidents, instead of shocking the
Tublic mind only al long intervals, do not han.
pen almost daily. Gathered within the long
and narrow enclosure ofthose walls, are dailv
assembled, BY hundreds, crowds of excited.
bustling, hurrying people, of all ages and
sexes Along the numerous tracks, within
the same "cribbed and confined" space. the
locomotives are almost momsntarily passing.
bearing inevitably, mangling or death, to
whomsoever stands in their way. A single
mis.step-the loss, for moment, Of presence
of mind-a mscalculation Of the deceptivs
speed Of a train--a ostle-or, indeed, any
one Of an in6nity of causes which we might
specify, and a life is crushed ont, or body dis.
membered Let us look on for q moment,
1t is eight P. NJ The Mad river train, 30
long under the control of that most admirable
conductor Drake, is in waiting. A whistle
sounds the approach OF the Cincinnati train,
which soon comes laundering 10 with its load
OF human life. Simu uItaneously, freight
train from the North comes whirlinR past
All this trauspires nightly, within the narrow
enclosure of the depot wherein assembled
hundreds are waiting for the train" Now
ensnes a scene of indescribable confusion.
Persons on the platform of the depot are
rushing aboard. They are not sure they are
on the right train. They make hasty inquiries
and receive contradictory responses. They
run to and fro in bewllderpent. They meet
other crowds, in the same state of excitement,
hurriedly grasping their carpet-sacks, and
changing cars. Presently the signal bell
rings. OF which traiu2 Few can tell. The
locomotive begins its stertorous respiration
its ponderous wheels slowly turn and one
train is of. Som the remaining ones follow
their accelerating speed bearing them rap
idly out of sight. We look for the crowd, but
1t has disappeared, And yet, strange to say
amid all the confusion and danger incident TO
such scene, no one has been harmed. No
old man has been betrayed by his totterinR
steps, under the wheels of the engine. No
thoughtless child has had its body crushed
thin as water by the tremendous pressure
OF the train No inexperienced traveller,
half.crazed by the novelty of bis situation
aud wholly lest to presence Of mind, has con.
tFbuted to swell the long catalogue of railway
casualties Whoever considers all of this, |
will marvel at that unwearyiug vigilance and |
care on the part OF railway employees, which |
from the nettls danger plucks the flower
stfety, and avoids the countless accidents
which otherwise would inevitably happen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

MERCHANT ExcHANGE,--The merchants"
Is still the centre of attraction for all lovers
OF good eating and drinking Lunch every
morning from half past nine TO eleven clock.
Turtle soup, spring Chickens and every other
luxury Of the season. Meals at ell hours
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
n..tlmg OF ,h. Friend. OF J.n. Dav.s.

New York, August /. The Post contains a
report Of the proceedings Of private meeting
Of the friends of Davis held in this city yester.
day. to devise means for the fair and full de.
feuse Of JEFF Davis and his associates, so that,
whatever happens, justice may be done. The
meeting was held at the rooms of Mr.. Carlos
Butter6eld, who was present, at the suggestion
of Mr.. Potter Y. Cutter.
A committee was appointed to raise funds
for the object stated, to consult with Charles
OConnor, Esq, counsel and to adopt other
necessary measures The following gentle.
men we're named As tho Committee /: Mayor
Gunther, Carlos Butter6sld, Theo Martin, L
Douglass Clancy The Mayor was absent,
bat be sent his regrets and assurances ofhesrty
co operation.
s Tucker, Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Livingston,
OF Mobile, we're among those present
Messrs. Cutter, Tucker and Livingston
were the principal speakers. They regarded
the failure Of the rebellion as bit temporary
The spirit that originated It still lives, and
By the assistance Of their friends at the North
II can be successful in another way
Mr.. Livingston said Alabama would be re-
presented in Congress by none who were not
sworn TO be in favor Of Southern indeper.
dence that Mrs. Snrratts execution had ex.
cited the Indignation of the world, and that
the Government dare not trust Mr.. Davis to a
trial.
JEFF.
TIE Posts special says that Dick TAYLOR
hse returned to Washington from Fortress
Monroe, where it is understood be had an in.
,ervieF With JEFF Davis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
Rebaek,s Bittors.

HObnckF1 HIItoros
"There is many true word sp@ken
I'm Jsst," said Gentleman 70 his friend who 70.
marked that "srssnbaoks are COED bus
Robaeks are better"
See @ W. Roback's Advertisement of his
Bitters in another column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

ByDFoap, PENN, August l.--Jaeo Grouse,
late Deputy Provost Marshal, was shot dead
ia the street, to day, BY John P. Read, a
istely returned Csnada refugee. His brother,
Vbo has beeu il the rebel army, was also
engsgod IN the ARRAY he has been arrested
end lodged in Jail Great excitement pre-
walls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
Dayton Market.

DAYToS, August 2.
FL0UR-Red wheat, 50 90.
WHEATON, Wheat 81 7e@l rs.
CORN-60.
0ATS-Nsw 40c-Old SOC.
RYE-6O.
BARLEY--60@75.
BEEF-l2@l6
BUTTER-2o@26.
CHICRENS-36940.
0EocERIEs--RErAIL PsIcEs
TEAS-$2 OO@2 go.
COFFEE-36957e per pound
SUGAR-l6
COFFEE SUGAR--22 per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR-23@25c per 10:
MoLAsSES-$l 4O@l 5O9l 60 per gal
lon.
SYRUP-Sl rs. n.
RICE-l6e per 10.
P0TAT0ES-Sl 90 per bush
APPLEs-$2 oO@2 10.
LARD--25.
CHEESE-20c.
STARCH-l24c per n.
SOAPS-l6c per 10.
T0BACCo-9ScCa$l 90 per n.
onOI-lo(95Uc psr 10
LEAD-20c per n.
WHoLEsALx PRIoKs.
TEAs-sl 6O9I 80. O
C0FFEE--3OCaS2.
SUGAR-l4(Al8.
COFFEE sUGAR-2oa2le per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-2lc Der ID.
M0LAssEs-$l 2O@l rs per gal.
RlCE-l2ic p.rlb.
EGGS-l6@lsc per doz.
LARD-2O@22.
T0BACCo-7094l3c per ID
SHOTS 7S@4oo psr sack,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

SeS- Mitchelrs patent Faucet Funnel and
iull set OF measures all combined in one art
cle and pronounced by those using them to be
the best article for drawing and measuring
all kinds of liquors ever invented. They are
now for sale at Mtehelrs Central Tin Shop.
in the osceola Mill Building, on Fifth street.
where one can be seen 10 use.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

ocTORoos i-0r Life in Louisiana, at the
Theatre tonight. Don't fail to zee tits
admirable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

ooToRooN l-Or Life In Louisiana, at the
Theatre tonight, Don't fail to see tits
admirable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersi Rped ha
~ been duly appointed and qualified AS RT cuto
OF the estate o. Henry AetEger late OF erV
county, Ohio, deceased, the sth day OF Nss lsss
10 sos 81 SAMUEL W. sTUrsMAN,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
WITHOUT a RIvALl
I'M DYSPEPSrA

And tts sstendanttrain Of pton IL aots more IKE
CHARM than medicine. There IN nothing 10 the
whole rance Of Mateus Medica thstosn for moment
bear comparison with 1t 10 this ii aesse.
full account Of this wonderful plan may ha found
in thu eleventh editon NJ the United S.etss Diapena.
atory, pages 1887 and l8as.
series Of experiments in which DR.. nu has boen
for years ENGAGED, has lust been hroue NJ spccesE
fu termination, and he IL enabled TO oe ~ the
public mbinAtion o. CEDR0N with other sprrpved
tonics tn. whole preserved in thA host quality Of
eopper distilled Rourbon Whisky, which he ia oonh
dent has equal In the world,
He might Furnish a volume Of certihostes, but the
public have long slime sarn ed TO estimate such things
by their true value The safest pan is for every one
totesttor himself the virtues OF q new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE y hereby given thAt D nah Eernedipg.
1NNidow o. Henry j. Feruedng, late OF Nor tSors.
cry oonoty Ohio, deceased, has been appointed snd
quslihed Admnstratr Of hiB estate,
Dated, June 18Th 1855
jeis Ut LOWE NAuERrH, Atty,s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
AsSIGNEEs NOTICE

I am prepared to ray a dividend on al eIs,ms
lsgs,pn John shsrsood's propeuy anthsnucaE
Parties interested will cali on the sssiepsa q, An.
store ofNs6 Bennett a Co., Third street
.-... II. BENNET,
H'"" Assignee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

PosTPoNED.-The exhibition by the Sac and
Fox Indians, has been postponed until further
notice, Owning to the failure of portion Of
of the party to errive in time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
Supposed Arrest OF John n. surr.,t.

HARRIsBURG, August IA man, supposed
10 be John d Surratt, one Of the conspirators
implicated in the assassination Of President
Lincoln, arrived here In manscles and uuder
q proper guard, in the morning train from
Pittsburg, and left for Washington in the
North Central train, at noon to-day. BE was
arrested somewhere in Texas.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

OcroRooN l-or Life in Louisiana, at the
Theater to-uight Don't fail to see tits
admirable.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has hecome q
household word throughout the West
and South His Worm Loz.
euRes, in less than wear
after their introduction at
tanned a reputation a. vide spread
As the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-02
PETER EAGLES ESTATE

ON the 18th day OF july ls6s, the un1er,iSnsd ,..
" appointed and qualified as Admnsirator on ,hs
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