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An old friend Of Governor Corwiu
and who was present on the evening
when the gifted Corwin was struck
down, writes to the Columbus Journal,
in letter describing the scene, as fol.
lows
When, at last, the press about him
lessened, l sat down by his side What
he happened first to say to me furnishes
one Of those strange condolences which
help to invest our lives with 3 tinge Of
the mysterious and awful, and which
makes US superstitious. One Of his first
utteranees TO me was startling de-
scriptiOn of what Tom Corwin was to
be in twenty-five minutes after its ut
terance. 1t was this He said, You
are more bald than when I saw You the
last day before l sailed for Mexico I
said Yes. He said, with the semi
solemn, semi-cOmical face which mas
become historical, But, then, Julius
Cesar was bald. said, But Cesar
had fits. Then he assumed a more
serious manner, and sad, Twenty
years ago saw man fall in apparently
unconscious paralysis when in the midst
OF excited discourse He was carried
out by his friends in this condition, and
his hrst act OF consciousness was to ut
ter the words you have just said
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P90T0aRAFHs.-Photo1

We are authorized . announcs W11tr.s
.'tEi's' Esq aa candidate or uogaiy Jadg- ..
Davidson Co1nty, o. the en- is'nz Nance sIscticp.
r1oFosRAfHs.-Photographa % uoasr-ls
teaeTaL and Voniederato. The largest col
lection "a ne vest, Tor sale, vholesals ano
rssail. Remember The placo, Gallery Of ths
OuHbsrlaud, 2SCedar sIrsos, oppoaiis com
mFcial Hotel. i..vSy hi
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= Nirginisns one would think. had ex
/ psTienced q sHFfeit Of military displa,
and 'gallantry during the past foul
years, but it appears that they still
have their old peickmt for "knightly
deeds Of arms Scarcely had he re.
belliOn ended when they again com.
menced holding their tournaments
I Invitations were sent out TO the " F. +.
I VS., and the fair lady who had not
given her hand 10 some = Yankee" on.
Ger, but had remained faithful to her
"Piumed knight Of the "erey cloth. e
nov heard her trOubadour dolefullv
singing under the War-desolated man
sion
LADY love lady love. Eslcone ne home r
But these tournays have been made
the means Of insul. 70 the Union OH
{ GERS stationed in Virginia, and Msjor-
General Gibbon, commanding the Dis
tIict Of the NOttoWay, has deemed it
proper to read the Knights in his
Jurisdiction g lesson, ss follows
HEADoUARrERs DISTRICT or tbs Nor
TowAT, PETEEsBURs, Va, Dec 10, 1866 -
General Orders No 4L-It having been
reported 10 these heaiquarters that q
certain social gathering Is 10 be held in
this city, only with the understanding
that no yankees are 10 be invited
thereto, and the Msior-Generd com
manding being satisfied that the idea
Of such 3 restriction could have ema-
mated only from the intellect Of those
too craven to fight in defense of Their
opinions, OF too degraded 10 appreciate
the liberal spirit in which they have
been treated, il is hereby ordered. that
at the tournament to be held on We'd
nesdsy, the 20th inst, no officer or sol
dier Of the United States shall lend 10
any party in said tournament any
horse, saddle, bride. OF equipment Of
any kind and all persons loyal to the
Government Of the United States are
warned against attending such disrep-
utable and disloyal meeting, that those !
who do attend may be marked as un-
worthy to associate with those who /
have honor aud honesty enough 10 re- |
gard their oaths Of allegiance as some
thing more than lip-servioe, and too /
much principle to be blindly led BY g
foolish woman.
It is further ordered that no officer !
having Government property IN his /
charge, will, until further orders, use
such property in any way for the ben
eft of any citizen Of Petersburg.
By command Of Major-General John
Gibbon W. II. MALE
Byt Major a A. D. C., AA.AG.
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The sugar Eedding-thirty days after
mArrisgs-is the nsWest thing g-Spri1y.
fed RsPEsAesa
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In twenty five minutes after, as.
sisted in carrying Corwin out in the
precise condition he had so strangely
described.
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no OTHER WORK has ANY CLAIM
TO OFFICIAL ACCURACY.
90 orl, b, snk..rip,lou-


AGENTS WANTED To- every Tosu E1eurra
tsrltorY gwen, Eul iitara Iu.iIlHl-sat 1fsrz.i
Fur nil narurulars aIfIaaa
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BASKERs AND BROKERs.

" Oaice 425s Cherry 81: p. o. Box 7is-
BANKERS And BROKERS.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK-6oVernnent Deposi-
II tJry-No. 80 College street, between Union
sud the PubliG Square -Dealsrs N uncurrenI
Money, Exchange, Coin, and Government secnTi-
ties Of all KINDS. stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Coliections promptly at
tended 70.
AgARR, THO5 S.--BrokeT, cerner Union and
vi College streets, buys End sells Cold, Uneur-
renI Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on G. rnnsson.
q CEC0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y % Cherry street, deals il Exchange, Govern
msCt Securities and Con. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUnsDEE, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
II Deals in Exchange; GoFemmeut Securities
and Con- Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold, Stocks and Bonds sold on Commission.
". ". BERRY, President EnGAR JoSEs, Cashier.
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These pens bear my ireds gs0gk, " o. p. BARNIE,
E1TRA Low, KT.," for which haFs secured the
a1pi-TiCn, and are warranted equal IN hEeness Of
ulatersl and workmanship 70 the bsst Eastern man
ufhcture, and are believed 70 be superior TO al
others in durability snd other substantial qualities
Uhich combine 10 make really serHceanle per.
sent By NAL OF express On rsceipt O price and
FshEu ehu1a o. b. mall 81 Ey rIsk when 20 cents
ls added for reEsflE Write your name sne ad-
dress plEny.
Postage on Eng1e pen ures os1tSs pan with any
case or holder and box, siI cents. Old pens re-
psirei for any cents l0ad stauiDl each Circulars
bznt FBEE. address
O. p. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
ss5 MEn-stIesl OOr. siEth. Louisville, Ey.
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ERFe
medium
sane
and tH
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ATToRNEYs AT LAW.

CAMPBELL McRWEN 4 GROEsBECE, Attor.
neys st Law ana Claim Agents, practice IN Al
the Courts. Collections promptly Ettende1 70
slsO claims against the Untsd States and Vouchers
collected. Once "a North Cherry street. up stairs
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NJ ERRlTr 4 HILL,-Deslers IN Wall Paper
vi Widow Shades, Window Glass, and Photo
graphic MateriAl corner OF Church and Market
streets
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Ts0R0UGMY RfasEB Br sasEu ssEsns


$1,000 Copies Already soldi
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WALL PAPER, etc.

WILsON, ;. ". q CO.-Manufacturers and
W Wh0lesaia and Retail Dealers a. Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. IL
College street.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.
COAL AND Moon.
COLLECTING AGESTs,

ID s. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal
lls collects Note t, Accounts, sc, 10 Middle Ten
nc see Ofice At State Capitol, next door 70 Fed
rsl Court Room. P .. Lock Box 81. Seu sdver-
tzernent in smother column. fdec9- en-
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NFERS 3 HUNT-Msnulscturers Of all the
M Latest styles Of First Glass Carriages and
bugEes, Express Wagons and CArrs-s, y Rorth
Market street.
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W1lh spIsnaIa - PorlraIt. oI
AED MAPS, PLANS, &C.
Vol. svos 9o1 Page. s. co.

Iha work vi he IN every plrl.cr's 'sr f-lsfao-sH ~
and s,cu ate lirl b. che Lr-uf.i .irrnelaI's H.
long Trend. liom ofrIaI drrunIruas uuf r--la..l.
.uto he hsnds, o. cannot fI Co u-st ever rf.1-.
meat Of tha public erpecf1fIoE-
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WAT CHES.

sssrlinT silver es.se......... SO %
Pol Jewelsd, "..-......... 81 50
PiEu Bsruett "........ t6 50
FuH yegaiod, ".......... 81 90
chonOm'r bal. ".,.......... AZ 90
Appleton, Tracy Co.. extra ioWeilcd, gold
balance, n o. 6tefling Silver cgse......... e6 90
sane, bui with ErpsnsiOn hallsncs, in oE.
1teEiilE oliNaf 70 W
aEms, bal with Expansion balance, accursts-
Ing Silver .......... IS %
Tho above h lnf Two ounce cases. Extra for three
JGncs cases. s5; four ounce, SO. Wiz be sent
see b. NAL or express on receipt Of prGe. Pen ard
watch circular sent fras. Address
C.P. BARNEa,
DeGss In Gold FeBa sad AmaTican Wsichss,
5a5 hsiR-strast. Cor. EEih, LoCisFilis, Ky.
anrT-Te
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Commission and Forwarding
NEWS DEALEWs, &e.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

IONE 4 TUNNELL-whoiesaie and Retail
- Bookse lers. Ststoners, ana New Agents,
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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aooKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERS.
cAMRI.oE NIANUFACTTaERs.

CLNGLETON, K Bookseller, Publisher
- s.auoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post othc'
building.
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TINNERs, &e

I L-AR.W ". BROWN, Real Esiste and General
81 g. husiness Agents, over forks Book Store, Ss5s
Union Sir. ei, Nashville, Tenn. aus6-6mt
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nooK I'D JOE PRINTINe

CAMERON, Wal a OO.-Book and JOB Printers,
u and pu fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Primers Alley, between Union and Dead.
ericE streets.
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nty
4 have
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4 have
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SPRING WATER BREWERg.-MANKEL /
- FRANK, successors 10 N. J. Druckef. Brewers
o. Ale and Lager Beer. No. Il Broad stree, Nash
vile. Tenn. ldecSl ly
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b.-0ur commissions G, Agents srs mora r-
- tasn those q any other arm IN Anne i,s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07
Spice and Cove Oysters

also, ah ssortfaent or JeIhes middleton nam, 4,
5h9ydeTs, i,ampE aud GpHl Oh spsAIs and Goa ,es.
thai the marksta afford hat ~ deslTlatle To Tiaa ~
gheNers we would say We keep the best article OF Tin
v hat We can DO HM'fNTIRE'k a BAIrT 'sT
dslsuANu halpst-, doorsb-lo9 AArkSifi Z
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

Il. PyApters will play .tbe deuce with type
sometimss. A young lady composed some
terAss for \ county yneEspaPer, hsAded Dew
Drops from Freshly Blown own kOsesH The
printers devil printed It :" Freahly Blown
Noses" The fair authoress on reading Il had
immediate use for handkerchief
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REsUB1uB WINE.

TDHUBARB WINE Of superior quality vAl be con.
III, stAnty kept on hand for Medical apd Saen-
tai Also Wine Plants for sale by ~ ~. -
sspiedem W. J. sHRLpoN. d
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Dayton, XenIa and Columbus Railroad.
EE III
wv orfy ID CHANGE or TIMR. D. gfi Of .l .

.THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
7Trrotgh Trans from Dayton 70 all Eastern 0Hss
t.fldi of "a f4t----l- ihlr q ~ Coz ~. Boo
fNmREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, ieavin Dayton
for the East as follows: Mail 1855 A. NJ. Co.
$40 p. NJ rafnftnH, sf s4EgTaItN
ARRIVING AT DAYT0N.-Night Express, 446 p.
M. Columbus Accommodation, 9:a6 A. M. Dayton
Express, 7l5 A. M. g ~ f f
Trans run by Columbus tIme, which Is seven min
utes faster than Dayton times fd ailiWHIIl $3.50
Through ticke can be had for all Eastern Cities
bycalling on Samticl ". King, Ticket Agent ~ %
&c W. WOODWARD, Bup't,
& mas ttl 10 Cincinnati. Ohio.
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MotrIs
ruGLtrps 2 HOUSE..

A DAYTON QUO. E.,a a.,
vINBE above we'll K town House, hsving recently
Il changed ha ids, Ia now op0n, and undergoing ex
tensiye alter tons and Improvements for the acepnlo
daton OF the trave ing public. No pains VIII be
sparedto make the Phillips House. ~ heretoioTe, In
eve y fesoect, FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
iel9f inlnfaitl 2 bnh J, r. BARKER, Prop'r. p
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-. - sIJlTtTl s,nu 81 if( !.
z "A eprtsspondent pEeseEibes the following
recipe tOlbsnish rats-~cAtch them one BY one,
xud'natlen lhsF hseds with a lemon squeeSsr'
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NEW GOODS F.! NEW STYLES !!
HENRY MILLER, saar
MERCHANT TAILOR

VITOULD beg leave to inform his former customers
w and the public m general that he has reopen
room IN Hustod Buiidmk, MOI e92 Thlrd street sone
door east OF Jefferson street His goods Of the
hnest and best in the market re calls your attention
TO his
French cleft, tseaver aud loslaalm eEes
which cannot be surpassed for taste or quality. This
Goods will be- TiAd IN in The latest And ibest fatye
and warranted to ft. A fnll assortment Of Gems
Furnishing Goods ,slgays on hand, 4 hayee General
latest style OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
f., ,ho.s WIN cannot wait TO have eiothbE tnAde To-
order All ask is 70 give mo trislsHpa tNlit %
all TO give nadAiaet on, ,,t. ata.....v ,.,,,r.
oot2.dBm Vhfd VlApi hHHNkr MlLLEk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-07

z Al editor and wife were waking out in the
bright moonlight one evening, Like all ed
itors wives, she was Of an exceedingly poetic
nalure, and said 10 her mate HNOtice that
moon how bright calm and beautiluu'
wcoldn'I think Of noiiciDgit, replied the ed
itor, "ior anything less than the usual rates.
"a dollar aud City cents for twelve Enes. - .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-26

Nfw YORK, June 25.--Ben. Wood ha. re.
quested the MILITARY Commission, trying the
conspiracy case, TO thoroughly investigate
the matter ofhls receiving $25 600 from Jacob
Thompson, as testified 10 before the commits.
sion
Permission has been granted the chief sig
nal officer of the army to muster out all the
men Of bis corps whose term of service expired
prior to October lat Two hundred and thirty
will be discharged under the order, leaving
seven hundred remaining in the corps.
Mrjor General W Free Gibbs, and Brevet
Brigadier General Ftzhugb, United States
Volunteers, have been ordered to report to
General Sheridan Major General Seth vii.
hams, end Brevet Bripadier General f. f.
Dent, of General Grants staff, are ordered 10
ST. Louis on an inspection tour and will leave
early next week.
A special 10 the Times, dated Washington
24th, says the report OF the serious illness OF
Mrs. Surratt is unlounded. She is in better
health than at any time since her arrest.
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CHANCE iS BUslYgsss-Ths very popular
E,gle Clothing srott Or Iessrsl schwarz and
R,s'6- No. 1Us -N5alla street his lately under.
gone a change Nc sehwarz having pur.
chased all the interest in the establishment
Of his partner Mr. L. Rosin who now will man.
uhctarc cGibiSsliI Iconbeokon with their
house in Cincinnati principally for the Eagle
Clothing Store HERE Mr. Rosin having had
experience while here and knowing exactly
The wants Of this community in clothing will
now give Me Schworz on advantage that
no other clothing house in this city bas.
Mr. Rosin sincerely thanks the patrons Of
the late Grm for the very liberal patrona 70
they haya ssionied TO / and hopes they will
still con'inue1o deal with Mr.. Sehvarz who
be is sure will exert bis utmost to please his
customers iu prices, fashion and quality.
The establishment is daily receiving the
latest styles Of men and youths clothing a,
low prices
Gail az 1903 Main street, lst door north Of
Empire office II Schva,1
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70 WHOM IT MAY ooNpERN,--To all that
|at to buy Boots and Shoes, should moi fail
all at William Kehm's New B5ot and
be Store, as he hss every thing rhnt is
Ted in the Boot and Shoe line, comprised
me Calf Boots, Lasting and Congress-
'ers, Balmoral slippers Brogans, seved
psgked both, Also, | have got a splendid
k of CATERS. last BalmoraI Slippers. with
without heels, Buskins, for Ladies Misses
childrens wear, The above goods are no
b. They are mndo by he best Mauufactur,
and ! warrant them to wear well and give
satisfaction. Don't forget to give me
before purchasing elsewhere, as it is to
~ body's interest to do So
euambsr the place, No ss, Jefferson
81, next door to Andy Maklry's Black.
h Shop nearly opposite the Market House,
lso, fne assortment OF Hats and CAPS.
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By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
GATEST e. WR.
SUNDAY NIGHT REPORT.
More pardoDs.

WAsnINGToN, June 20
The following named persons have applied
for, aud received the Presidents pardon un.
der the 29h of May g. NJ Bruce and II W
Bruce, OF Ky j. j. English, Arthur N Marr,
H. d. Grenshow and Asa Snyder, OF Rich.
mond, Vo j ID Deane, jr., Of Lynchburg
j r Edmunds aud Thomas Edmuuds, of
Halifax Co c, NJ Thompson, Of Williams
burg; +. Smith, OF Alexandria John W.
McAester, and s, Weakly, Alabama, NJ
Heay and Lewis S White, OF Nd; ID. NJ Key;
OF Tenn 7 l.. Burnett Gaatin, Tenn. !,
Joshua Hill, Morgan co Ga. John B.,Luce,
Sebastian county, Ark Caleb s. Stone, ST.
Louis, Geo. Crandal, Louisiana.
Attorney General Speed, having examined
the cases Of the following named persons,
presented through their representative, Hon
M f. Conway, has recommended to the Presi.
dent that they be pardoned They are mer-
chants of Richmond each worth over $50, 600,
and were members Of the rebel Ambulance
Committee John Endors, John Purcell, John
DooIey, Charles j. Wbitcock l. w. Gezen-
brouck, r. II, Maury, j, l. Apperson, ]. H.
Montagner II Debrill, j W. MoCance, r A.
Payre, VIM. p Payne, Charles Il Wynne,
Thomas H, Boswell, G. S, Palmer, aud
Charles f. Mortham
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-26

eaS- Scrofulous Diseases are caused bv 8
morbid state of tho blood, which is secreted
n small knots. Il first appears under the
SKIN, or on the glands Of the neck, or behind
the ears; sometimes on the groins, nrmpits.
hands, breast, feet eyes etc One of the best
medicines for eradicating this disease from
the system is SCovILL's Blood AND LIVER
eYRuP' Its action is through the secretion of
The a9sorbant vessels, and consists in receiv.
ing and taking up certain substances known
as virus or poisonous principles, and removing
them from the diseased parts through the
Seeretlons and exhalsnt aIteries until they
are carried of from the system. At the same
ume good blood is transported through the
gny'e 70 The diseased parts OF the body, until
The entire system becomes in a healthy con
dition We shall hereafter refer to same Of
'he important cases which this medicine has
cured in this city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-26

FoRTREss MONROE, June 23.--As incorrect
statements, not emanating from this point,
have appeared in several journals, regarding
the health and condition Of JEFF Davis, we
would inform the public that his health at the
present time is much better than when be
landed here. This morning be was seen by
our informant, smoking and apparently in n
calm state of mind. He is not in irons and
his quarters are very comfortable.
General Nelson A. Miles, commanding this
post has established quarantine regulations
ct the entrance 10 Hampton Roads.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-26

But the crownnR slory NJ his life remains to be At.
tanned in his discovery rather mbnation or he
does not claim 70 have bean the disco vfrer Of EpRnN
which ia the basis n the Btters now offered to the
public. That honor belongs ia the native inhabitants
OF Central America to whom it, virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with II the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents It is n belief with them, that while
there is breath in the hody the Cedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
While Dr. Bulls not prenared to endorse this ex.
tr VACANT pretensinn he nevertheless satisfied from
a Thorough examination nj the evidence relating to
ITS virtues, th as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either TO change Of
weather or clir1ate, or 20 miasmatic Influences 1t
stands
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New ! Ork lsarAsH.

Ne" YoeK, June rs Couon, dull 4le42e
f'oai, dul iOr com, giaoes,N UUa
. lO:orextra State, and sc GOa7 80 lor round
hoop OHIO Wheat hrmer 81 7Us
80 amber Michigan 81 Al tor Miiwuuk,e
club Rye dull aud heavy at | z5al 50
Corn, laI better al o2a9Oc. lor mixed Wuslsrn
Oats, better witu sales NJ 75a76B cepts
Tor Western. Pork, hfu er nj S27 37Ba27 so
Tor new mess, ls4 5Oa22 5O,lvr 63 auo' Cd
slSal9 ior prime. Lard, lower l5IuIsIc
hlsky, quite duh AZ 81 O2aO3 Tor western.
Petroleum dull at 50 ceuls lor crudC, 49l53c.
ioT refined IN bono, hGs7Uc Tor tl.r, Dressed
Hogs quiet al l7al7s Tor western Sugar
aui' at l74als4c Tor Museayaao; Butler Sla
SOC tor ONO; Cheese quiet at l5a24c, Beet
quiet and heavy; Cutmea,s dun Egg urp
at 27a2Sc.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-26

New York, June 26.--The government Of
San Salvador has issued an official bulletin
giving dctaIs of the battle at Union, which
overthrew the recent rebellion Loyal troops
surrounded the place and entered it after
severe lighting. Cabonas, the rebel leader,
when he saw the day WAS lost, bravely rushed
forward and when within few feet Of the loysl
General, Kaleruck fred his revolver at him
bnt IN Used his aim. Kaeruck returned the
compliment aud Cabpnas fell wounded
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SpGclal NoticCs.
Keop DiscnsantRn

lnyalid4, b'okan down in li,altb And s,;,h.
by Chronic Dysp"piia, or suffering from tb.
terrible exhaustion which follows the attach
OF acute disease, The testimony Of tbo,sond.
wno have been raised as by miracle from a
s'mlIar state proelraiion,by HOSTETTEE's
STOMACH BIrTERS, is sure puara,,so
thatby the same means you too mnv
strengthened and restored But to those who
staGd IN peril of epidemics, 10 aH vbo n,
reason of exposure, priga,ions, and unconoe.
NAL climate or unhealthy pursuits. NAV At
any moment be stricken down, this laragrapb
is most particularly and empbat;calv ad
dressed You who are thus situated. are
pTohered an absolute safeguard against the
danger that menac1s you. Tone and regpIst.
The system with this harmless medicinol
ol'mniant and Alternative, aud you will be
Ioeearmed against the maladies whose .eodg
hoaI around you in the air unseen Hostst
Iers stomach B'tters are not only standard
Tome and Alternative throughout the United
States but they are accredited by the certi6.
Gates OF the most distinguished citizens ofthe
on'on, to the people Of all other land,. In
o"rSds, Australia and the West Iadies, they
are gradually taking the place of all other
9tomachIcs, whether native or foreign, and ss
surely a1 truth lis progressive and demopstra.
'lon oVsrtbrows' doubt, they win eventually
snpersedo every other Inyigorant and
restorative now employed in medicinal
practice.