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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30

United States and behind the governments
Of the States, by which these people are held
in slavery When that subject is pertinent
will not hesitate 10 enter into the debate,
Perhaps he and ! might not differ about that
Bat am discussing the question which is put
forth 90 ostentaiiously by the other side OF the
House, that under the Constitution-not by
the right Of revoludon-under its clauses and
provisions, there exists the power to make this
amendment
Mr.. KASSON. Mr.. Speaker
TO BE CONTINUED
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30

DOCK EFT BOOK LOST.-On Saturday last the snb-
i scrlber lost n brown Pocket Book containing be-
tween seven and eight dolars N money, small por-
ton IN ~ yer change, and check On HArshmRu A
Gormans Bank for 5000, payable to Elizabeth Miller.
fhe hnder will please retrn The Pocket Book TO the
subcfner or 10 Mr. Suell, near the -Four Mile House
ON the Vaada'ia 7 ke The payment Of the cbeok
has heen stopped,
laIGd2 ELlZABETH MILLER.
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Important 10 snbstItute Br0-
kRTA.

The following bill, introduced Into the Obio
Legislature by Mr. Scott. has finally passed
both Houses, aud becomes law this day,
(Jan 30) The penalty is severe, and II 90.
forced will thoroughly prevent The vast
amount Of stealing that hi recently been
doue By the class It Is intended 10 tuppress
We give an abstract only bat it ia sufficient to
make known to all interested partirs what i'7
stipulations are, and the penalty for their vi
lation. The following are the material por-
tions Of the blk y aNea 1sfB -'a
SRc. /. Makes it unlaw.Il for any person
or persons TO engage in the business Of pro
curing credits for counties, townships &c.
SRo. q That the legally constituted aa-
thorilies or any voluntary association Of cit
izens in any county, township, city, ward or
snb-district, may employ one or more agents
10 procure subslitules, volunteers, or credits
10 iill quotas, paying such agent or agents, a
reasonable compensation therefor but m no
case shall such compensation be retained OF
paid in whole or in part, out OF any bounty
stipulated to be paid to such volunteers OF
substitutes
$50 3. For violation OF the provisions ol
the act fine Of 81, 900 for each offense, or he
imprisoned in the county jail and fed on
bread aud water only, for thirty days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
Mrotral

NURES Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, AsthmR,R
~ Consumption II IL only necessary for my one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle OF
Strick'ands Aelhfuous Cough Balsdm
to convince them thatiis the host preparation ever
used lt not only cures the above affections OF the
Throat and Lungs, but II cures Night Hweats ard
Splitting Of 81 cd, and il an excellent gargle for any
Kind OF Sore Throat. 1t ls pleasant TO take, nndt
safe medicine Infants Price GO Cents per bottle.
For sale by drugeists generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30

r. L u x.
Stricklands Ant- Cholera Mirture

3 composition Of Rstringents, nbsorbentF ftn,u.
lants and csrminat vea winch every pbysicinn ac.
khowedgrs ~ the only pre- paration that VIII eieci
permanent cure OF Diarfhea and Dyseter, This Anti.
cholera Mixture IL now in use IN some OF tur army
hospitals where 1t gives the greatest Satisfaction. Il
citizens and will guarantee 1t 10 be the best RENE
dy N The world for DiarThea and DysenteTy.
MIR, Woods, OF Covington, My, will he most happy
70 satisfy any one as TO the virtue Of Stcklands Anti
Cholera Mixture; in fact we have great nunher of
testimonials from patients who have leen cured NJ p.
being pronounced in urRbe by their physicnns Fo:,e
after taking only bottle Of Sric Kpnd's Anti ChoI.
era Mixture. IL you suffer with Disrrhea and nysen
terry try one hottie ma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
DEN TAI GARD
DIR. X. CONWAY. aa.au

XNTouL4D respectfully inform the oitzeDs OF nay.
w ton that he will insort whole nf teeth up.
per and lower, on Nulcsnized Rubber in the most
improved and beauu(u style the material will admit
Of tor the sum ni s4O, using tho best fnRieral aud
warranung hia work ~ give due sallHiactinn Those
who wish to have teeth inserted on Rubbef Would DO
well TO call at his office No. $50 Thd street. Uhere
they can be accommodated with any material or any
style OF teeth they may desire. jal6daw3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30

Read what those say who have used ili
MIR. Charles w. Land. am, Of Louisville, and Mr. j.
Hazarde, Cincinnati, q both we're cured nj ter uaing
one pot Of Or. striekland's Pile Remedy. They sny
they have tried everything bnt could obtain Tclr
hnt one Pot OF Strekiands Pile Remedy ehectcd u
perfect after suffering Tor many years With the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who ls suffering to ttyit.
Ask for
DR.. StricklandS Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot Manufactured at
NO. d MAST Fourth ~, Cincinnati, q. inl4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
N r w r / r. M,
OLLIE q; MILLER

lave opened m eatre new stock NJ Fresh Gro.
ceries, on Th ro t,rt, three dOOls east Of the
Mont. omery Houso, No 2t7. We have Sugar ard
Coffee Molass y, also SORGHUM NsuegRr, Coal OIL,
Salt, Eish, Z uhs, Bucket m. itnd Tar by the
Gao. We have Peaches, lilac berries, Stawts rriea,
Tomatoes, Ounces, Pinms, Cherries Spice and Cove
Oysters; also, assortment Of Jeles, PleKieA and
Spices, Fancy z 1aps, Dried Beef Hom!ny, Sweet To-
bacco, hne and Smoking Flour by the baI rel or
sack, white and yellow Com Meal, BuckN heat Floar
In tact every thing that the market arOrd We re.
spectully invite our friends 10 Eiye q call. Come
one, come sll, ana see what We can do. ja93dlw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30
Two Valuable Farms
PUBLIC SALE,

TTlrE subs riber will! sell at public sale, on
il MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1865,
Ills farm, situated about two mlts east of Franklin
Warren county, Ohio, on the turnpike iunDrR from
Franklin To SpTingboro, con airing one hundred and
twenty five nrres, ahou. 100 acres which is IN cult
vatOn. the balrntc FINE TIMBER LAND. The inl-
proyemenis are wo-story fra me dwelling aud ktch
en- newly loOted and Otherwise repaired, with good
cellar frame barn. orchard. and never aIlinK fonnt,
ain ol excellent water The arm is ON good turn
pike, rnd PC 'siDle To market. The soil Tieh Iora-
tOn healthy, and orhoOd good; and everything
70 make ii cne of the finest homes in the Miami
Valley.
ALSO, on the tame day will sell my farm on Cl, ar
Ore k, containing l7O nc .es on the road running from
Franklin 10 Sprin eborO he road is equal, IN ali re
spects, to ORDINARY turnplkes. There ia good two
story brick dwelling ard kitchen the premises
Fifty IL Icn bOto m land deep soil and for pro.
ductyeDess canuot GNcellsd; about ~ apres cam
be excelet for email gain, and about ~ acres OF
HEAVY TIMBER.
Terms OF sale, third cash on day Of sale; one
third In year, Rnd the balance in two wears from
day Of sale, 20 draw six per sent interest," secured by
mortgage on the premises.
Tho farm first described will be sold first. Sale 10
commence at ~ o'clock prec' selv
RICHARD WOOLLkY, Franklin Ohio
s. V. CURTIS, Middleton q, Auc'r. ip2sWts
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TO PRIN T ERS.
Printing Office for Sale.

TlNH e Office of tho Courier" located at steuben.
i Vile, Jefferson county, Ohio, IN for sale.
For particulars. add ess
LOGAN 4 BOYER,
jn2i .....t,t ... Dayton, Ohio
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NOR SALE-iOO acres Of land. ak miles south o
T. konton Hardin county, Ohio lying on both sides
Of the Cincinnati and SRndusky Railroad, near Hud.
sonville station.
The land lies rolling, and II mbered with ash ma
pie walnut cherry, lynn hickory SC, has thsee good
sprlngs Of water, Yaiuable wafer power on silver
Greek, twenty feet head, with rich creek bottoms
Only improvements, cabin with about fifteen acres
cleared. The wood Oh u lsnT, Il cutand harled IA
the railroad will nav for the land
For terms ma O5her particulars, apply tn j. "
Price, or W, V. Marquis, Bel e;Ontains o. Is2idaw2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-30

MTANTED-A fARM--A good, practical farmer
w wants to reut or work shares farm con.
tainIng from twenty five 10 seventy OF land,
or will raise tobacco &c ANY one having q farm 20
rent an nd good, reliable man by applying at No.
49 East flith street. corner Of Commercial street,
Dayton, OHIO. la23dw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02
HARVEY RICE,
c. BRADBURE,
GEO. WILEY,
Visitors East High School.
Cleveland, July 20, 1865.
"Trip Of the OberIIn ExcursIonIsts.


"Trip of the OberIin Exc~ursIOnists.
0BERLIN, July ~, 1865.
DEAR LEADER We are hsPpy to an
nounee to you and all interested, that our
excursion of yesterday to Put-in-BsY and
Kelley's Island wa a decided success. As
q community, We are under deep Obligs-
tons TO our felloW-townsmsn, Mr.. L. B.
Kinney, who so energetically arranged and
carried through the plan, which was en-
tirely an experiment likewise to Superin-
tendent Rueker, of the c.. & T. Railroad,
who SO literally furnished the train on the
occasion.
We will give the resultin round numbers,
for the benefit of those of our neighboriDg
towns who may wish to go and do lkewise ::
Our ~citizsns turned out three hundred
strong, and were joined by about twenty of
the elite Of Wellington, properly armed and
equipped with ali the appliances of excur-
/ siouists hound for a day of pleasure. At
several stations along the road we were
Joined by friends, till we reached sandus-
Ky, whence we went without changing cars
We were there joined by more friends, so
that by the time we were ready to embark,
Capt. Orr, of the "Island Queen" had to
call on his friend Capt Swift, Of the " Rey-
nolds," TO take part of the crowd, which he
did with a viii, and we we're soon Bsesnling
out into the Bay, to the satisfaction and
pleasure of all aboard. Our deaf nation
was P~ut-in-Bay Island, which We reached
by high noon. On shore We found q fine
grove lifted out with seats, tables, ETC., of
which We possessed ourselves without ceEe-
mony.
Groups were formed, baskets opened, tea
and coffee prepared and q bluntiful dinner
duly provided. We then had time for q
stroll TO the vineyards, but presently were
arrested by our old LOrain County Record
| or, II. B, West, VINO is proprietor Of the Put
in Bay House, and who introduced us TO the
vintage of the Island, and which we found
so good that we did not think it worth while
to 10 to the vineyards. Whoever meets
West, meets q host. We took little notice
of time, but judge it was about two O'clock
when we were summoned aboard, and were
soon on cur return trip. We went ashore
on Kelley's Island for half an hour. We
reached SandUsky about FIVE O'Clock, and
arrived at hOme by seven, P. NJ, having n
j0yed about as pleasant an excursion, &C
cordIng to the expressed opinion of our
party, as ever "excursed."
A vote of thanks was promptly rendered
to the managers of our roads, to the COM
mittee of arrangements, and 10 Mr.. Kinney.
Il was q new revelation to most of Us, that
80 much could be seen and enjoyed in
O twelve-hoUrs' trip from 0berlin. OF the
sights me scenes we have not time to speak,
but can assure all who are interested, that
they are well worth seeing. We hope Mr..
Kinney will give our citizens such an OPP
portunlty another year. If he does he may
count on a crowd.
We must not forget to thank Treasurer
Wheelock, Of the NJ. & S. R. R., for his
hearty cooperation. Long may ne wsveI
In haste, etc. NJ.
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FINANCIAL 1 COMMERCIAL.
TurspAr Ersr1Ea. Aug. l, lee.

TUESDAY EyEHIHs, Aug. l, 1856.
In local money matters there is reported = con.
tinued good demand for currency, though lees than
for the week P~reTiOus. The supply with Bankers
Tor purposes of discount is working close. Ex-
change remsins c'ose, but buying rates are hrner
and selling easier. We now qoote At "a discount
to par buying and par to q premium ,sIing
The later adviees frou Europe brought yestsr-
day announced a decline on FiVe-twenties, and the
Gold market advanced IS . consequence, the price
thia afternoon closing at 144zS.
The Presest bAlAr ees in the 81 b-Treasury amount
TO 1904 500, nearly equally divided between gold
and currency. But Of the currency balances abont
S2O,OOO,OoO stand to the credit Of government dis
buzing officers.
In Cincinnati currency is in ample supply. In
tersss Iatss on time paper s9lO per cent ; on call
T9s per cent. Exchange firm at par95O premium
buying and lilo premium selling.
In Chicago currency is in good supply, discount
rate with the banks m Ing steady 1t 1s per cent.
Exchange lOg1S discount buying and psr selling
Tie import en.ries at HeE York for tue week
ending july 29th Amounted 90 st,257,sfg The Il.
pert Of domestic produce amounted to 81 9I7 34s.
The specie export Wss SlsO,7I6.
In the general markets today there WIS CON
Plete sisgnAtion in Breads-ufs. Fl.ur declined
25o. Wheat was without buyers, though Iellers
offered a liberal concession COen was offered a
lower figures without purchasers. Oats quiet and
WithJut ~quotAble change. 1.
In Provisions We note an advance OF sI,O0 On
Mes Pork. Other kinds unchanged and frm.-
Demand ountinues sctive.
Praduoe rreseuts no ~quotsble change except for
Eggs, Ehich are weak and lower.
HighWines are advancing Sales to-day were at
s2,ls, the market clo,ir g firm At this price. s..
The following were the receipts and uhIpmeut
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the twenty.four hours ending
at seven O'Clock this morning:
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LOCAL NOTICES.
WEN To.Day, Sick To.morrow.

VIGIL lobby SACA EOshAOEEOhs
Such il the experience Of thousands. Few sDjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid NttrIbute his u~nosrtsia condition Not TO
himself, Of course. BE lays the blame on the eli
mate, psrhaps. 1t is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp, er too dry, OF too variable. But does he
take the proper course to iOrify hts constitution
and bodily organs sgainst the extremes and
changes of which hs cOmPisins2 No. He says,
perhaps, that only an iron man could bear such
great heat, or such violent cold, or such sudden
vicIs.itudss. Why then does he not resort to the
great Tonic and Preventive, which, fit will not
make him an iron man, will at least quadfuple the
capacity of his system to repeI all external agen-
cies IL at tend to produce disease. H~OTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH B~ITTERs, taken
faithfully according to the directions, will 50
strengthen the stomach, brace the neI YES, tone the
liver, and regulate and inyigorate the whole ami
NAL machinery, that the system, instead Of being
st the mercy Of the Weather, and liable to be pros
trated by every change Of temperature, will be-
come cass-kRsdened. as 1t were, and almost i'm
psrv.ous to climatic Influences. 1t is TO this pre-
ventive principle that HosTEITEB's BTTTEHs owe
their great popularity in the West Indies, British
America and Australia. tJ5l24s dAE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02
NEW YORK CATTLE nARKET

NhA LALEakAfAs
NEW YORK, August l, 1865.
The current prices for the week st all the mar.
kets are:
The arrival Of beef cattle this weos his been un.
usually heavy for the season, amounting to 6 ,IS2
1 ,O03 h sd, and Ct nstituting a supply much beyond
the wants OF the city At present. The butchers
therefore, 20 some extent h,vs controlled the mar
ket. The salesm n for a short time Tesisted a de-
cline but it Was found n cessary, IN order TO effect
sales, TO accept lower rates. The market gradu-
ally FILL on &c below the rates OF last The quality
has been fair, though n large number Of poor rough
steer, dry cows and heiieIs were in the pon-A
few Of the very best fOld at lie bnt goOd, choice
4uatitias did not average over lisa 81 fair TO good
llalooi and common z ads l~Oa101Sc. The avsrage
price on all the sales was about 1910. RepO Is sre
current that = large supply Is to b. here Tor next
weeks una kst. and should tn 5 prove true there
Veal Calves are in good demand, and prime quail
lilies are rather hrmsr, owing partly TO the a vance
IN the rates Of skius. We quote choice ct lO%aIlc,
common to good 7Aas34o and inferior lake
The prices Of safep 81 one time dur ug the past
wees ad anced TO 714s7N, but subseque & largo ~
rivals and the ailing on in the demand pTOdgced .
heavy feeling, and the market closed at abnst our
previous prices, viz; 6Ha6Hc for extra; 554a6Io
for g cd to prime and &c tOr common
Lambs have been very plenty and with only mod
erate demand. FTiots ars Asain lower, closing at
7alec per pound.
Swine have been pretty STEADY throughout the
weeE, and owing 10 prospective light receipts the
market closed rather frmsr. We quote corn fed at
llAai24c. and eGtfa still fed st nLalI36.
Receipts for tire week-Beeyes 6I32 COWS I25
Yesls 2230; sheep aud lambs II, go; and swine 10.
$50. This shows an Increase OF 1908 beev's; 545
veals; l2D7 sheep sni lambs; aud . decrease Of 6
OWs aud calves and 2S4 swine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

NuMBEA OF OHIO TRooPs MUSTERED Cur
The Columbus State Journal says that
since the prOuulgstion of General Order
No. ~ from the War Department, dated
April 18th, 1855, ordering the reduction
Of the armies Of the Uaited States, there
have been 57,I8I Ohio soldiers mustered
out. OF this numbe.r, Al 800 have bsen
finally discharged and paid 1923 are at
camps of rendezvous awaiting discharge;
2,2Os are on route for tbs State, and : 900
have been discharged from hospitals and
pGSpls6 Camps.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

GovBEEoR BROUeH.-The Governor, who
has been considered improving for several
days, had a severe sinking fit about one
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. Al one time
he was thoughitSbS dying, and such a re-
port got abroad and obtained credence.
But his 81 stem rallied, and at fvo O'Clock
he was quite easy. But his constitution is
so much impaired, in fact, undermined,
that it would seem absolutely impossible
for him to recoyer He is evidently sink
ing constantly.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

IN THS GUARD HoUsE.-We understand
that the person who fred the gun on the
camp ground the other day, the ball of
which grszed q little girls temple, has been
lodged in the guard-house on the grounds
ever since He belonged formerly to Co. A,
23d o. V. Y. /, but, as we understand, was
some time since discharged, and is now a
citizen. If SO, it might be profitable to ask
why he Is detained there in military limbo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

DAEoE At TIE WGTEB CUBE,-The social
dance last evening in the Gymnasium Of the
DucK Wzsel OUIey "oHSoG "Isu sPI4Is -4I
great good cheer. Despite the hst, sultry
weather, q very enjoyable time was had.
This is the second hop that has com off at
the Cure. We presume It will not be the
last, judging from the success Of these two
agreeable parties.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

RvNAvAYg SMASH Up AND DISPUTE ABOUT IT.
"A p Of horses started from the store of
Hover and Pope on Ontario street, yester-
day afternoon, and ran toward the Park.
On the way they ran into q vehicle end de-
molished it. The owner Of the latter came
sround 70 the owner of the offending team,
and demanded damages. The latter refus-
ed to satisfy him, whsreupon a great dis
pute ayose, which would probably have sud-
ed in a fight respectable for pluck on either
side, had not the police interIered, and
compelled the parties to keep the peace.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

TROoPs PASSING THROUaH-The I'd Michi-
gan Infantry, 45S men, under Lieut.. Col. F.
Snyder, ar rived here from Washington, ola
Pittsburgh, RbOutten O'Clock Monday night,
and, after c supper took the
boat for Detroit.
The 9Th Michigan regiment will arrive
some time tonight, en- route for Detroit.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

CAPTUKR OF A HOBsE-THIEF.-The Titus
vile Herald says a horse-thief was cap
tured near Espyville, in that county, last
week, in possession Of a fine animal which
he had stolen from Gen, Hszen, of Portage
county, Ohio. He was lodged in jail at
Jefferson,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-02

oEA REKF.-The Detroit Tribune says the
schooner Swallow, which passed down
Thursday evening, reports 3 fore and after
vessel ashore at Point Wsubsshanees,
Straits of Msekinsw. The name of the
vessel it was impossible to ascertain. She
was upward bound, and had no cargo on
koard