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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
miIitarp Notices.
yI,HE QUOTA OF NETWORK.
10000
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY
FOR ONE YEAR,

HAND MoNvy rIE aEAFTsR..........".
At. oq..rs .. sns County Cs~ms,.s vsla.,,srns.
held on FRIDAY Mae 81, 1863
| Present. OsIsos BIuyr Ssrervtss. ChaSmsa,
| C. GODFREY 0UsrHTI Mayos
~ T. BEgSsAs. Comp.soisr.
fLUAR y. PuaDY, Supervisor,
! WrLLAx ~ TveED. supsrvsos.
| NiLLiAn r. STEWART. Sopervifof.
| On motion 81 SUPERVISE W,LLiAx 81. TwBsD q was
unanimously
ReIrsi That the County COMMITTEES On Volunteering will
R-csa Volunteer only Tor tho period watch
hsb!s TO b drafted under tho cali II Presidents
or One Year this rule no, to apply recruits enlisted for
the Navy the Regular Army and that eli ensd
reorpis fuued hereafter. the Coamass WV pay afty
dollar 1850 Hand morey.
BOUNTIES
FOR VOLUNTEERING FOB ONR YEAR
5000
lGO'ERnMbNT........"... ioo
| For Rsyytfs 10, tie RegrL,y Army and sas Nsey:
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. $500
GO'EkRAESI...... 800
fOR TwO YEAR RECRUITS
ICOUNTY.............. ................St00
lGotkRSAENT......... 2O3
cOOO
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. ....................SSOV
GOvERNNEHT....... ........................... 100
| Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...."....."S4O0
| HAND MONEY
7, az the county had money viii os.......e3O
By order Of ths Commits,
CORNELIUS CoRSod. Ci.,s-
Ir5'nE DRAFT.-The undersigned having up
post.d the 10 low named p-rsoss b the disric,s be
lon uan.d coolest nls sid u volunteering al tic
Joan Css- Second Dis,rit. nor dc Of Twenty ~sni st.
eide Iirstf N iilsn ). Harvey. Tn ri Dist
rc North alfs Of biz cih a. 20 south SIDE OF Thry,bd-
Stephen Car oil Fourth ll's'r'ci. moth ie o. Thirty
,hrJ..i. south side u rk!r ysr,sst John NJ 1rsey
nth W-irt side o. Isry sixih. " .outh eide OF
| socieih A., John y. N-smsr.
Al y ipns dpsJas Of cou,-Nn'ins toward r-rv'vs me
Wsrt ton th- rs reye, udy requested al
the AID they c0A 70 IL. sbovr coiiector.
JOHN srErnENsoN Chsir~sn
e. ". PAsyR. Secretary.
RIcuARo hfiL, Treasurer.
T~,r,, ei nance Committee, Citizens Volunteer
Recsu in. Association. Hestqna't tf5 FonIb-syr.
cEVrNTEENTu WARD CITIZENS RE-
10 CRuirSG COMMITTEE - Headquarters, s'eussS
| House. No. rs Bo~-ry. VOLUNTEERS WANTED. Tue
-xtrs Ward ps~niln, paid Heorutng Commilra; W1iistu
a. R,,cner, a. reroer: Williams siIsas L. hApf. Ueorse
u.rt- d. Peter Cook
TO CITIZENS that have been Drafted. You
CAL ,rocarc 5DBSrl furES at reasonable pri % by sp
plying at No. az brosdTsy hoomi8.
A NEW LAW.-Soldie.s wounded in the
~ Me Of day. o thgr h.ir', N. sn'i!,d TO boanIy
SHELDON LEFFERfS, " P.rs'ro~. lin~' Building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
AnaIrs in Tsnneasss.

NFw YoRK, July "a The Heralds special
from Nashville, TO day, has the following
General Thomas issued an order suspending
from Office Mayor Andrews and Justice Welch
of Columbia, and ordering the arrest OF
Galloway aod Ericsson, lawyers, on account OF
their late persecution OF negroes
Guerrilla depredations are almost daily
taking place BY rowing bands OF robbers, ia
Middle Tennessee
The trial Of Chanp Ferguson is progressing
slowly His guards have been doubled on
account Of the threats Of the soldiers to kill
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

NEw YoRK, July 24--The steam yacht
Clara CIetita lett the deck at the foot Of
Fourteenth street at eight o clock on Sunday
morning and passed Frog'e Neck at 9,30
o'clock. Engineer Everett expects to reach
Halifax next Tuesday. While Mt Halifax the
machinery will be fully arranged for laying the
cable in the Gulf OF St Lawrence, and the
yacht will probably leave that port for
Aspey Bay on Saturday morning. W0 Lewis
Esq Superintendent OF the Sandy Hook Line
agentemau Of great experience with telegraph
cable, has gone with Mr.. Everett in the Clara
Clarln
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
NHNTLLCOx q
:ATBBS
l1n''N'"'


Is entirely npiseiras
war;
Tho PArEsrFb REEDr cannot he set wrong
me ttrtNflD HrHsFR AsD FLLLtr AAB BRAiDER
cAunot be setHrong f
utuns faster than any other -t
II will ne ser drop a siitch
u y NE only practical Machiue " hirh AZ can USE
u does the fnesttnh ne stest work ever known and
~ varieties oi hmly sewing IN the most perfect
10 other uieehine iaSss the 'Iw syED IoOF SfircH'
~ cam ot be aJust' or got out Of order.
u uses the ,.4erGHNc HsoE
Nhate'eg ehc meua Of other mach nes, Al is no
rhsp regeineni TO say the Wilcox & Gibbs is worth
70 the public
The Gold Modal At the Arpencau Institute, and nu
merous first Premiums a stats Fairs, and AZ the
meetings OF Mseharical and Scientific Societies all
yer the world are among its nOphies.
II is nov the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World Hg
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
alldsWau
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

NEW YORK, July Is,
Stocks, firm. Money on call 6; Chicago 1864
Skies and Five.twenties coupons 1919
Gold at l43 Erie S4a; u S. 6s 81 coupons
lO6t Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 10OI .
520s coupons lO4s do new issue lO9
10 40 coupon registered 96f coupons
S73 : 6s'74 coupons 80 endorsed I 50's
500 New York Central 94t Sterling more
dong at l09 1909 One Year Certificate
97t Reading 1881 coupons 1861 AilaRtic
Il Great Western FiRst Bonds, Ohio division
99 coupons 1913 Chicago Il Rock Island 1914;
Chicago6 Alton l0l; Fort Wayne SO; Chicago
4 Northwestern 206l Cleveland & Piisburg
66t ; Illinois Central Scrip 1872 Indiana
Central l06 Michigan Southern So; Chicago
4 NorthSestern First Bonds 56l Western
Union Telegraph 75; 20s, registered
l404 A"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
New YORK markss.

54 New YoRK, July rs
Cotton, dull at 4sA4sc. Flour, 5nlOc better
at Sc 45a6 56 for extra State, and S735a750
for round hoop Ohio. Wheat heavy, dull for
spring limited supply for winter, $l35al 40
for Milwaukee Club, 1Oa72 for winter red
westcr, and g.! Tor choice amber Michigan.
Corn | cent better at slss2 for unsound
s3acS4 for sound mixed western. Oats
cent lower at 60c for western. Pork
irmer at $50 50a30 IS for new mess
26 OOa25 for SO and Ca do, and 225oa23 so
tor prime, Beef dull Lard firm at l7Ia
223c. Whisky steady at 81 lOa2lO asked for
western. Petroleum quiet, at 32a32c for
crude, 5Oa6O for refined bond, and free do
nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
ItOback's Ritters.

DR.. Humphreys SPECIFIC HoMGoPHATaIo
REMEDIES for families are viewed with favor
by all intelligent citizens, in and out Of the
profession. The medicine or specific for each
disease is supplied in proper quantities, with
foil directions in small book aud they have
been the means OF efecting very great benefit
The system of having specific for each
particular disease originated with Dr. II aud
has been elaborated and extended with great
care, and for their simplicity and efficiency
leave bat little TO be desired.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25


INTERESTING To EXPRESS COMPANIES The
New Hampshire Superior Court has decided
and the decision would no doubt govern our
Courts in Ohio-that an Express Company
delivering a parcel marked with the cabalistic
"C o D,"-collect on delivery--may ollow a
person to whom it is consigned reasonable
time to open the package and determine
whether be will receive it OF NOT, The rule
heretofore has been that no examination
could take place--the receiver must take the
package and pay for it, without opportunity 10
determine whether it contained what he had
ordered or not, This decision strikes US TO
be just to all parties The purchaser of an
article shoald not be compelled to accept and
pay for an article that does not answer his
order. By refusing to accept he places the
article where it belongs, on the hands of the
holder. As far as the Express Company is
concerned il can make no difference for il
has only to return the goods to the party
sending, or report the REFUSAL and collect It's
charges there,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25


THEATER--LAsr NIGnT. The FIRST appea,
Rnce Of our friend Weaver's new Dramatic
Company at Beckel Hall, last night, was q
brilliant success. The spacious hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity by an intelli
gent and apprecative audience, The leading
piece was the beautiiu and affecting drama o,
lhe "Mar BILE Heart" in Eve acts; and the ad.
mirsble ma mn er in which it was placed upon
the stage--the magnificent acting of the prip.
4cipal characters, and the good taste and
Thrilling effect with which the text was render.
Rsd all go TO place Mr.. Weaver in the front
frank OF his profession as an ector and mana.
ger, The first appearance of Miss Belle
{{Smythe in Dayton Theater was greeted with
Eenthnsiastc applause. She is charming and
faeeomplished actress, and in addition to her
splendid professional attainments, possesses
rare beauty OF person and grace iulnesl ol
smanner Her admirable rendition of the part
Si Marco, in the "Marble Heart" call ed forth
he repeated plaudits of the audience. She il
destined to occupya high and enyiable posi-.
fion in the galaxy of dramatic stars.
Mrs. Weaver, by her quiet, ady.like and
accomplished style of acting fully sustained
ihe high reputation she has always borne
smong our iheatergoing people, with whom
'he has er been great favorite. Weaver
speaks for himself" and therefore ii is uu-
lecessaryto "speak" OF him.
The rest Of the Company performed their
asvera parts admirably. Mr., Duncan, az
Voltage, made decided bit. n haHtf
Tonight will be performed the pathetic
irama of "The Chimney Corner and the
aughable farce of "Ihe Rough Diamond
All lovers Of rational Amusement and good
acling are sure to be present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And its OF ptoms acta more lin
A CHARM than a medicine. There Ia nothing in the
whole rance OF MateEa Medica thatcan for moment
bear comparison withit In this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may befound
In the eleventh addition Of the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1898.
series Of experiments in which DR.. Rull has been
for years engaged, has lust been brought success
fui termination and he Ia enabled to oe to the
public combination o. CEDRoN with other approved
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conf
dent has no equal In tho world.
He might furnish volume of certificates but tho
public have long since learned estimate such thnea
by their value The safest plan is for every one
totestfor himself the virtues Of new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
Confedsrates Released Grem Fort War


BoSToS, July "a The folloWiug officers Of
the late rebel Coniederaoy, arrived in this city
this evening from Fort Warren, having taken
he oath Of allegiance; Major Generals s j
B Kershaw aud s Marmaduke; Brigadier
Generals N Barton, W Cabell,M d Corse
D M Dubois, J W Frazier, Hunter, q W
Gorden, Il Jones, J c Semmes and 7 B
Smith; Major Henry Gilmore and Lieutenant
@ W Reed Also, Commodores J r Tucker
and I 7 Hunter Probably all of them will
leave for the South tomorrow The only
prisoners remaining at Fort Warren are Vice.
President Alexander Fl Stephens and Post
master General Regan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

HIGH Prices There is n very general
complaint among all classes of the commun.
ty in reference TO the continued high prices
Of the necessaries of life, There is nothing
strange in this, Living is as dear now as it
was when gold touched three hundred. The
excuse given, heretofore, for the increase in
prices was the advance in gold but now we
are very coolly informed that the price of gold
has nothing to do with the matter. There is
neither reason or justice in the present tate
OF things. There is no reason why the people
OF Dayton should be compelled to pay higher
prices for every thing they buy--markeiing
goods, and every thing else-than the people
of Cincinnati and New York Unless chang :,
is voluntarily made by dealers themselves, the
people ought to take the matter in hand and
pursue such a course as will best subserye
the interests of all concerned. They can sooo
regulate the matter il they combine. Comb.
nation is what keeps up prices.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

soldiers who are disposed 10 attend, and no
f1', will be wanting to make Il in every re.
spect an entertainment worthy of he oe.
cason The Attendance of splendid
band Of music has been occurred, and the best
order will be enforced No improper persons
will be admitted TO the grounds, aud all who
come may depend upon having rare season,
Of pleasure ard enjoyment All will be ad.
mitted free to the Fair Grounds, and all sol.
diers will have free access to the Dancing
Platform. 1t will be good time generally
and large attendance may be looked for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
Telegraphic.



is authorized to say that the estate of Presi.
dent Lincoln, with the addition OF eoutrbu-
tions made in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
and New York, will amount to one hundred
thousand dollars, and that active labors OF
those obtaining subscriptions to the Lincoln
fund have now ceased
DETECTIVE BAKER PROMOTED.
The lIerald's Washington special saws
Colonel l. c. Baker, Chief Of Government
Detectives has been promoted to the rank Of
Brigader General, commission to date from
April 20, the date OF Booths capture and
death. HJd.f utIu. I-.f
STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS IN MOBILE DURING THE
WAR
The Worlds correspondent writing from
Mobile, on the 18th, Gays Mobile, during
the war, maintained an envable distinction
from most Southern cities. 1t heard war at
distance, but saw and felt little of it till
very Dear its close For the first three years
one or two blockade runners week came n
and kept alive little trade The old men
and boys Of the militia had an easy time of Ii
compared with other cities.
The explosion Of the magazine was the
greatest gun Of tho war, aud seems to have
been due to grossest carelessness and bad
judgment Many wealthy families from 9TH
er cities came hither to pass their lives in
comparative safety. Its converts, it's schools
and churches kept on in their usual way Its
occupation was peaceful, orderly, and Rener.
ally acceptable
The Confederate stores of provisions and
clothing were opened to iudiscriminate pillage
by the citizens, some OF them securing two
uoIsn PH,rs u Pap'S' Snu otners Tue same
NUMBER ~, ol 'es'si ,
i"e Poor VI we e''y nau oeeI oau,y treat,
gu n oousrePa'Iou VI 'wU or 'nrse nuhured
women, whose cohSGript husbands were IN
Ine neiu, atIaekeu tne stores ana helped
.ue"seNeS " p,o''S,onS u"',' u'sperseu oy
ene no"e guHIus, pu' III lac'' tney were
starving, Mul,e Iienel' eAeulpt OF uetaiieu
nen "ero ''''"g auu poaruihg WIN the en'
eu1y; ~,
me sentiments OF the people OF tins city
anu u. y; tne o's.e S. ~ ia.ge, lneuulug 'nereoy
the opinions oi tnose whose inhnence Is great
es., anu wuo renec' lpe views OF tne lntehl-
Ren' nius'es, 10 uhuuuu'eu'y submissive
~ aceonpa"'eu oy eer'a'n ieenngs OF thanE'
iuipeTs ,na1 ha''ers are 10 worse opposi
uon J." 'ne op"eu otateS is al an END. Sol
u,ess ;oJ "ie ie,u'IS"s y. anu hre among 'ne most
reconcneu 10 reuerai RUE. AS ior slavery,
1ney % woSIa not vote 70 restore u II permitted
II, u ne olacks are alreauy wortness as slaves.
iney uouos m II tney VIII oe HVal'aple as free
,aoorers lney nope lor an early release
ron mllltary oecupation' athoueh tney desire
s"a" Ra,tisons up''' tne oiacks Snal general
" "e ru'eu 70 ofuer'
AFFAIRS IS ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
The appointment of Governor Parsons ia
universally acceptable in all parts of the
State. 1t is not understood what certain dele
cations, at Washington, mean by presenting
their protest, as their names are unknown
here
Speaking Of his Journey, the correspopd |
ent says Leaving Savannah, three weeks
ago, we plunged into comparative wilder |
ness, but little better than the plains Of Tarta. |
ry. in the interior of Georgia and Alabama
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

But the crOwnng glory nj his life remains to be Mt
tanned in his discovery rather mb,naton 'or he
does mt claim 10 have been the dscoverer Of CEpRoN,
which is the basis Of the Bltters now offered 10 the
public. THAT honor belongs te The native inhabitants
of Central America TO whom its virtues have been
with II the Indian bids defiance 20 the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear. the most
ous serpents II Is belief with then,, that while
there is breath In the hodv. the Oedron is potent to
cure, matter what the disease may he.
while DR.. Bulls not prepared 70 endorse this ex-
rsvagant pretension he nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination NJ the evidence relating IN
a virtues tn 't as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either n change oi
weather or cliraste, to missmatic Influences, ii
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
ESTRAY HORSES.

\ Bay anl Roam,
The Bsy haa DO 8te about him, p ofmeiium
size and our yesrs old The Roan hss aight man and
iai and light co'ored back, and eight years old The
above horses eytrayad { ON pasture five miles
South Dayton on the Cncinnu Pike on the g7th
insiant.
ANY person who will give M iriormatian whore
they can be fnnnd deliver them 10 me shall he suit.
ably rewarded
June - DAVID HETZEL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

DfS- The tendency OF many syslems is of
an unhealthy nature Impurities Of the blood
instead of being carried out of the system
through the secretions, are accumulated in
the blood, and are thrown upon the surface
in the form of bumors, such as pmples and
sores, often resulting in disease Of a scrofu.
lous character
The use of ScovILL's BLooD AND LIVER
SYRUP, will elense, purify, and carry off the
humors through the secretions, out of the
system, and put new life and health in the
body, which will iuvigorate the system to a
healthy state.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

H. MrTcHELL keeps full assortment Of
TinWare, does all kinds Of Job Work in Tin
and Sheet Iron, pays particular attention to
House Work, uses the best material and
charges the most reasonable prices.
Shop in the osceola, or Wollsston Mill
building, on Fifth street. Give me one call,
and if / do not prove the above, will not
ask another call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
No opium or Calom.I.

DR., HALLS BALsAM has no equal as a
Lung Medicine, and as it contains no Opium
or Calomel, 1t is especially adapted TO the
TO the delicate constitution OF females, and
those suffering from CONSUMPTION, or any
protracted Lung Complaint. We advise any
eHch to give it trial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

say Call at No. 20 Market street, at NJ
Stockert' s,where you will find the finest quail
ity ofFrcsh Beef, Smoked Beef, Hams, Bacon,
Butter Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, &c, in nice
order, and on terms as reasonable as can be
afforded Do Mt fail to call and try the
quality Of his articles. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

BosToN, July 24-John Stewart, whose
arrest wns announced, on suspicion of being
implicated in the murder of the Joyce child.
.ren, was to day honorably discharged on
motion of the Prosecuting Attorney.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
Special Notices.
jyl9d&wlm
Real Estate Agent.

Well to-day, Sick Tomorrow.
Such 10 the experience of thousands. Few
enjoy continuous health. To what does the
occasional invalid attribute his uncertain
condition. Not to himself, of course. He
lays the blame on the climate, perhaps. 1t is
too hot, or too cold, or too damp or too dry, or
90 variable. But does he take the proper
course to fortify his constitution aud bodily
organs against the extremes and changes OF
which he complains No. He says, perhaps,
that only an iron man could bear such grea,
heat 7 such cold, or such sudden vicissitudes.
Why then does he not resort to the great
Tonic and Preventive, which, il il will not
make him an iron man will at least uuadruple
the capacity Of his system to repel oil exter-
nal agencies that tend to produce disease
HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. taken faithfully according tn the
directions, will so strengthen the stomach,
brace the nerves, tone the liver, and regulate
and invigorate the whole animal machinery,
that the system instead of being at the mercy
of the weather, and liable to be prostrated by
every change of temperature, will become
case-hardened, as it were, and almost imper-
vous to climatic Influences ltis to this
preventive principle that H0STETTER'S
BlTTERS owe their great popularity in the
West Indies, British America and Australia.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

DAYTON, July ~.
FLOUR--Red wheat, 81 OO@$7 so
WHEAT--$l 26.
CORN--60.
0ATS-40.
RYE-40.
BARLEY-75.
BEEF--l5@20
BUTTER-20@25
CHICKENS-35@40.
GRocERIEs-RETAIL PRIoEs
TEAS--$2 1902 co.
C0FFEE-35@37c per pound.
SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE SUGAR-22 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-23c per n:
MOLASSES-$l 4O@l COOL 60 per gal
lon.
SYRUP-$l rs.
RlCE-l5c per ID.
P0TATOES-$l 259l 60lper bush
APPLES-$2 OO@2 10.
LARD-20.
CHEESE-20o,
STARCH-l24c per ID.
S0APS-l5c per TO- wv 5t
TOBACCo-95c@Sl 90 per ID.
SHoT-25@3Oc per ID,
LEAD-20c per III.
WHOLESALE PRICES
t1onected oy E.oBrsn 4 &BrothsrJ
TEAS--$l 50@l 80.
C0FFEE-30@32
SUGAR--l4@20.
COFFEE SUGAR--20@2lc per ID,
CRUSHED SUGAR-21c per h.
M0LASSES-$l 2O@l rs per gal.
RICE-l24@l3!c per ID.
EGGS-20c per doz.
LARD-20@22.
I TOBACCO-7O@$l3O per ID.
SHOT-$3 10000 per sack
: LEAD-l4c per To-
DRIED APPLES-91@9I.
BUTTER-l862bc EHff.
CHEESE-l73@l84c.
STARCH-9@lOc per H.
S0APS-l3@l7 per h.
SWEET PoTAToES-$2 OO92 10 per
bushel. tst ..s.sl..s.. .. .... =,
NEW P0TAToEs-sl rs per bushel.
HAY-Timothy $20@25 per ton.
WHISKY--$2 05 for common. ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25
MATRIMONIAL.

I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II YOU wish 10
" marry you can do so by addressing me- 1 vii
sshd you, without money and without price, valuable
Information, that will enable you to marry h,ppIy
THIS information will cost you nothing snd II vo5t,
wlsh 70 marry WI eheerully assirt you All lei.
ters stncuy CONFIDENTIAL, The desired Information
elose portage or stamped envelope, addressed 10
..-t. sARAH d. LAMBERT,
. Greenpoint,
nisdsm kings o., New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

B6s~ 1t is among the gossip at Washington,
that Gen. Crook is shortly to be married to
Miss Mollie DAILY, of Oakland, Indiana.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

Tue EvEST or THE SEASON The event
'f the season in the way of Pic N,es, will be-
he grand Veteran Pic Mic, to be held at the
bounty Fair Grounds on Thursday next, the
9Th inst 1t is designed to be social and
estiye reunion Of all the returned veteran
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

gG~ have for sale two thousand two hun
dred aud seventy.one acres of land in Mont
gomery county, comprising some of the finest
farms
Call at The North east corner Of Main and
Third streets, over Dayton Bank, il you want
to purchase good farm at a fair price.
JAMES KELLY,
iyl9d&wlm Real Estate Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-25

the rest on board we're saved and taken to
Beaufort BY the schooner Benjamin Adams
and a aunboat .Itlt7
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NEw YoRK, July "a The steamer Annie.
from Newbern states that thirty one ,nen OF
the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment and 1t.
Dsnan, of the 9th Maine, were lost on the
ou'nebaug, together with sixteen horses All
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WITHOUT n RIVAL /!

And Justly deserves the reputation II has 40 long en-
joyedin Central Americs and the West Indies.