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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
Montpelier Markets, June 26.

Montpelier Markets, June 26,
PRovIsT0Ns.-Butter, 20 to %. Chets
to 16; Lard, 20 to 20. Tallow, u DHs
pie, 10 to 20. Eggs, IL cents. PotatOe'
35. Beans, 81 80 to 200. West India y
10 TO Is. Peas, $3.50. to 800
APPLES IS 90 per Dbl. ,
FLoUR-Extra. 500 to $50. Double y
$40, 80 to 100. Super-Fxtra, $ll .0OnE
GRAIN AND HAY.--Corn. Sl,l5. wv
Herdsgrass Seed, SO, so to 7 topper bush
yer. 80 to 81 per pound. Hay. $40 EF
Rye. Sl.50.
Boston Markets, June "a.
Flour-Wcstern 1918 TO $500 .
Pork-Prime. S2l.00 TO 1900; Msss
to 29.00 A.,
Beef. $500 to 1850. Lard, 10 b,I
Hams. 10 to 90; Cheese, 10 to l6 "
Butter. 20 to 30. -,
Potatoes $40 to 1925. Dried Appl. ~
Beans, $2,25 to $50. Peas, Sl,T5 TO Wv
Herdsgrass seed. $500 to 600. ClOm'
81.
Starch, s to 10. Tallow. 1912 10 IS .
Wool.--Full Blood Merino. rs to 10 y
fonrths blood. II TO 70; Half-blood "
10. Common, so to 65. ~
Corn. 30 to 95. Oats, DbN
sl.lo
Hops 35 to 4S.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28

GST The Eleventh Vt. Regt. has been
mustered out of service at Washington
and left for home on Monday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
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Cam bridge Market, June :

Cambridge Market, June a.
At market 1925 Cattle, about --BetH
= stores, consisting of Working Oxen.
Cows and one, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra $l3,25h
first quality $1,000 to II, : I'd $llRbl
Sd, So to III 80.
Working Oxen-Sl0O to 1870.
Cows and Calves-S35 to 100.
Yearlings-SO0 90 TOGO 90; two years
90 to $500; three years old, S3I 90 10 y
Sheep and Lambs-l599 at market pr
lots, SIS 81 to $50 extra, SIS 10 to 9W
Hides--07 10 to scper Id. TaIlOv-
8 ct per ID.
Pelts--S2 90 to 3 90 each.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
Notice.

NAME into the enclosure of the suos
" the 25th day Of May, A. ID. 1863 ~ XXI
redtwo,year-old heifer, with large horn, "a,
brindle two.year-old heifer. with small I Dr |
The owner Is requested TO prove ProlSs;,as
all charges and take them away. ,.yu
MILTON NJ. DUSh'f
wolcctt. June 2lst, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28
1866.
july ATIi!
ANS.
CELEBRATIes Mt woLCoTT.

The year one Thousand eight hundred
and sixty-dve being one in which great
and glorious events have transpired' re-
sulting in restoration of Peace and an
pndicided Country to the people of the
United States, it is emincntly fit that the
coming anniversary of our national indie
pendence should be duly celebrated; there
fore the committee have made the follow
ing arrangements .
OFFICERS OF THE DAY: .....
DIR. Z. ?. Fairman, President.
d. X. Andrus, L. H. Doty, Vice Prcsi-
dents. r.
Hon. Joseph Potter. Whitehall, N. Y,
orator.
Rev. Horace Herrick, Chaplain.
Edison SlaytoD, P. A. Stevens, Toast
Masters. ... ...
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
From IndIanln,poI,s.
Especial dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
INDIANAPOLIS. May

Especial dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Enquirerl
INDIANAPOLIS, May 8. /
Seventy.one Indiana soldiers, survivors Of
the Sultana disaster, have arrived in this city.
From them learn that there were 4is In
diana men on the boat, and only l66 are
knownto be saved. They belong TO the s.b,
lUth and 18th Cavalry and l24th Infantry.
All condemn the military authorities at Yicks.
burg, but exouorate the officers of the lila.
ted vessel on which they were forced to en-
bark. Ait. ~ f.tlCpi =
A couple Of merchants shot at each other
with pistols, on Washington street, to-day.
The quarrel wus about dry goods but no.
body was hurt, and nobody scared excep; the
wives Of the individuals As such episodes
will happen iorbear to mention names,
Both are among our most prominent citizens.
Rents are rapidly falling in this city, and
the influx of labor is al:eady in excess OF The
demand
Judge Davis will appear on the bench Of
the United States Circuit Court tomorrow,
and the business Of the term, am given 10
understand, will be rapidly put through. ,l
Republican papers report that q rfquislf
ton has been made Tor the person of haIrlf
son H. Dodd, fugitive from treason in In
diana, and nov in Canada. am unable TO
say how true this is. I...... ....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
The Cultivation Of Kindly Feel
IugA.

The war has reached that stage when the
cultivation OF good feelings becomes mat
ter of the greatest Importance. The masses
on both sides have been terribly excited.
Passion has been in the ascendant. 1t has,
indeed, nearly or quite eXhausted itself, and
by a natural law, there viii! come, if nothing
shall prevent it, period OF repose and OF re-
action. How important, then, TO abstain from
all irritating expressions, from everything
that has a tendency TO rekindle the fires OF
animosity and fan them into fresh flame
We regret to perceive in certain quarters q
disposition manifested just the reverse of all
this "a disposition to recall old issues, 10
dwell upon old causes OF strife and to tear
omen old wounds not yet half healed. What
il the object of all this 2 Haven't we he'd war
enough Is there not mourning enough in
the land ? Is not the 6ery Moloch of slaught-
er vet satisfied 2 Have there not beeD vic
ltims eaough slain ? What sights are these
that greet our eyes Of new,made graves, and
crutches, and SCARED and manned men, md
! blackened ruins, and desolate families and
the habiHments of woe ? What heartsrending
sins are these that salute our ears
! Are Won a man, and do you want this hor-
/ rid strife vet to 90 on2 We do not believe
that the men who have been in the armies
who have borne the heat and burden Of the
day, want further slaughter. They will agree
OF We are greatly mistaken, to live in peace
thereafter. It 10 not from that quarter thai
lth,s intoleraut, malignant spirit we refer to
comes. 1t is rather from those who have suf
fered little or nothing from the ravages OF the
war. gentlemen far away from them, who sit
in their cosy editorial chairs, and indulge in
lstrains of inyective calculated TO irritate
rather than to soothe, to put of rather than
Ito hasten the advent of perfect universal
peace throughout the land Is it possible thai
there are parties who wish for n continuation
of this awful strife for the purpose of pecun-
iary eain2 Many have grown rich upon it.
we know; but we would fain hope for the
credit of human nature that nobody can be
found 80 lost To the appeals of suffering as Ia
favor an unnecessary prolongatpn OF blood
shed for the sordid purposes of gain, Sure
are we that the great mass OF the people are
anxiohs for the complete restoration of the
authority Of the Government and peace
within tue shortest possible period, and thai
they win lhail any and every message calcn'
lated TO lead TO this result with feelings oil
profound and heartfelt joy. = Louisville
Journal .n--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

TnE ARRIsoN CASE William Arrson, Of
hospital explosive notorlety, convicted OF
mapslaughter at the May 1906 term OF the
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court, and
sentenced to Imprisonment for the term oil
ten years, will be diseharged,by the expiration
of his sentence, on Saturday next provided
he violates no prison rules until that day,
which heis not likely to do, He was senten
ced in September, 1856, having then been IN
prison nearly two years. lie arrived at the
prison on the Sd October, 1886, According TO
the rules of the prison be has, by good con
duct had sixteen months struck from the term
of his hisimprisonmenL Daring his incarceration
he has worked very industr'ously at the
coopering business, aud expressing his inlen.
ton of coming back TO this city = C'Hc'"ndh
Enquirer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

Ladies' hoops are now made OF silver IN
Paris,instead of steel, Women are so excellent
that we're there hoops OF gold and were those
hoops twice as large AZ the largest that are
used, the wearers would still be centres mn
nitely more valuable than tho circles that
should surround them; for Colds worth can
be estimated and atatedand womans can not.
The pettiooat ia so pricelessly precious that
we're it possible to make u OF spun dlamonds oios
ia itself 10 the materials Of which it should
be wrought
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

BooTm AND HIS ENGAGEMEST.-Th Wash
ington correspondent Of the Springfield Mas
sachusetts) Republican, in alluding to the
denial of the engagement between j. Wilkes
Booth aud the daughter Of Senator Hale
says
There is positive evidence of its truth; but
this evidence is in private letters, which can
not ,s denied he adds, that Booth was very
intimate with the wives and daughters of
prominent Republican Senators aud Repre-
seatatives at the National Hotel last winter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

Mr., Russel, who was in this country two
years ago, as the correspondent of the Lon
don Times, has just published book on
Canada and its delences, which is much
praised by the English reviewers. 1t in
forms Great Britain, after a careful exam
inatlon of the defensibilitics of Canada,
that can army of 10000 men would sui
flee to hold Canada against twice that mum
ber"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

1t is stated that Judge Davis, Of the
United States Court, residing at Bloom
ington, Illinois, by request of Mrs. Lin
coin and family, will take charge of Mr..
Lincoln's affairs and administer upon his
estate. The judge, it is said, for many
years was one of the late Presidents most
intimate and confidential friends.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

Forty years Israel wandered in the wilder,
ness before he entered upon the promised
land, and forty years transfers every fortune
in our land to new owners. And If any man
is qrieved because OF the bigness of his in
come tax, let him wipe his eyes Ten chan
oes 70 one il his children won't have any in
come 70 be taxed upon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

The sudden manner in which the rebel
lion collapsed after the fall Of Richmond,
was Il singular proof of the correctness of
General McClellan's judgment. He wrote
from Harrison's Landing, TO General Hal
leck, in response to the orders commanding
him to Withdrew his army, as follows:
Here directly 10 front of this army is the
heart of the rebellion; it is here that all our
resources should be collected to strike the blow
which shall determine the fate OF the nation.
All points of secondary Importance elsewhere
should be abandoned, and every available man
brought here--a decided victory here, and
the strength of the rebellion is crushed-it
matters not what partial reverses we may meet
with elsewhere. Here is the defense OF Wash
ington. 1t is here, on the banks OF the James
that the fate OF the Union should be decided" ="
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
TME NORTH MIAMITURSPIKE ROAD,

1t being 1877 miles length, leading north from the
city of Dayton, and RAINING on the east side OF the
Miami river and intersecting the TippecanOe Carlisle
aud Troy Turnpike roads-beng Tor ninety years tho
unexpred time TO take toll. THIS Is splendid chance
for an Investment OF capital. This Is of the best
roads in the sateN For terms, enquire Of j II. Bag
gott, NJ his law office 'A JOHN y booHhR,
a92 Iawtt - Administrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

land ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
NHE results OF it's is proof Of lis great value
l. The extraordinary HEALING PROPERTIES o
this remedy arc experienced NIL those who have
uAed IT, Their testimony will be found in pamphlet,
which caple had Of the Agents where the Medicine
IL for alaS
na.CoUGHS and COLDS, however distressing, are
broken up IN nm iner ible short une, by causinga
specific Influence Che lungs, that the matter and
phlcgm ARE easily eXpectorated,
PAINS and sOkENESS OF the HEST are quickly
relieyedby the rritated parts becoming beJed CoID
CHtIts ana NIGmr sw become edatoly check
ed, by the strength being restored The torpid liver
is restored TO action, rs he blood becomCs purified.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM contains no opium IN
any f,rm 1t is perfectly harmless for the most deli
cate child 1f'H
OoNsUMPTIv Es would do well to read his treatise
on diseased Lungs. 5000
PHYSICIANS who have failed to cure their patients
should .ry this Medicine before they give The up
"a we know very many valuable lives have been saved
by being persuaded to give il trial.
AQ-BE SURE and get ALL N'b LUNG BALSAM,
and let no other article he pRlmed upon YOU
ALIENS LUNG BAllSAM ~ INT up with great
care, aud with fine steel engraved lRhef bearing tho
signature of the propretors. f...
DON'T FoRGET THAT .r
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM iDils break up The most dis
tfessing Cough in Jel0 hOaiS' time
Many cases Of CONSUME TION, that were consid-
cred incprabo O, have been cured here In this city
Call and get pamphlet, and read the remarkable
cures, which Will convince you OF the great value OF
this Medicine. 80 0f'la
DON'T DESPAIR because all ether remedies have
falled but try The remedy and you viii not be deceive
ed. fYNietN if FHH
For sale by the Propretors,
IN j. n. HAkRIS 4 CO., GpcInnati Qhip. 81
PRIcR-oHE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE Sold iy
Medicine Dealers throughout the city and country.
For sale by DR.. W W. Stawnrt ,James Abbey, II ID.
Germantown. fei
- IT is A GOOD REMEDY--TRY 1T.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Nem advertisements.
NOTICE 10 BRIDGE BUILDERs
AUDITORS oFrlnr.

..u AUDITORS OFFICE,
DAYroS, MoSraoYERr Co, May eth, 1865.
q EALED proposals for building three bridges oycl
- Wolf Oroeki also, one bridge over little Twr
Ufeek near the town OF Germantown, in this count"
will be recsyed until noon, Monday, June OH, 1906
Separate proposals must be made for masonry and
superstruc'ure The plans and apecl6raiions enn b'
seeu At this office. Hi. s ..l
J.W. DlErWCd,
Auditor OF Montgomery county, OHIO.
ml0dawQt ... IL. .I..'.f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Anllllul!senlrntg. III!


BECKEL HALL.
MONDAY EyEsIsG, NAY 18Th, 1886.
DE KATOW |! WEHLI! {!
MAX sTRABosH has the honor to announce to
tho citizens Ol Dayton and vicinity that when in Eu
rope no ticcoeded in uakiug arrangements Tor ahrer
Concert Tone Win the WoSpEnSvs Husshs yioLIT-
eMfIsr, IIt Plf ~
M,IIc HELENE DE KATOw,.
snd the renowned PIANO FoRrE vlsruoso AND Cor.
pOgrRi a..
Hr. JAMES M. vEI1Ig,
who WI give oNE GRAND CONCERT, a. above
Both thee Artists have met with unprt eedenied
spcross IN New York, Philadelphia, BostoD, and other
cities where hey have 4yct over ono hun red Con.
Mad. HENRIETTA REHRENs. ...,
the Young and Popuipr Amerieen Prma Donna, will
a. sist on the oectaaion.
Musical Director and Conductor........s BRHRENS.
ne THIS will positively be the ouly Concert IN bay
ton 10y these Musical Ueleb.ites, rs they shortly re-
turn TO Europe ' '.H' ' .'N' 10Y i'i w ..'
Admission, 90 cents; Reserved Seats 10 conts Tick
els and seats may be secured on Saturday morning
NJ A. M, AZ kpnnay Kox's Music store. Orders
from the country tr deserved seRs will he promptly
attendei to r. ...t. f... .t. I'D = =
DD,ChekerIngs Grand Pinno will be used on the
occasion H 'hit 'iri 10 -'iHf f't
Doors open at u to commence at o'clock. a.-I
myl0 5t. .,. . t.. .f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

$3.50
NEW. FIRM.

\ HAVE this day a soclated with mo- in the House
! FLrnishing, China, Glass ami Qneensware busl-
ness at sos Third street, Dayton, ONO, Mr. John D.
NnOrInan, my former bOok-kceper, The business
will epntiauo IN future under the style Of II Nolf
90. JNo'i'. WYNN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
@eoicaI,
/ Success in Business.

II No business can be trulv successful which is not
founded on real fitusss ofthinqa. The article made
or sold mubt ase inti naic aud supply public
want bcoess issuing fom tho clap trap OF advertis
lpg, or the ncks oftiade or mere preieusion and
ceito Iis obs rator and thoss who trst HIM But II
M aTticle supplies publla want aud lrlY meets its
reasonable expectations, its success and general
adopt on is merely question oftime. II may be
retarded ynlyerse Influences sped by prospeIiOg
galcs, but IN the end 4 Is sure % wln.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS hLs
their orignin great public wsnt medicines for all
the common wants OF engnted le-curatiNes that
fster tnot1er nurse, or traveer couif a'wRys have
with them ana always rely upol $50 pie that mis-
take could not DO made y pie selection 20 harmless
iunt al might use them with mpupity and so efficient
that all m 2ht rely upon them h safety. Such they
nave proved. Tnonsends OF families use them daily
for sli the abmenteaud scknessag of life, and rarely
are seridusly elk, or ave need % enl phvsiean.
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
baue OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the llions who use
them none are found 10 question their purity or eff
II Z LIUmPHBEYs,, SPECwICs
combine all the adsentaees Of tbe best Homeopphc
treatmsna without 10 ibt faSS unceftaiHv. '. They
are prepared by Dhysielan Of overi twenty years
evsrv 'nrS nav he Oeeh eu 10
dorsed md recommended ia the highest terms by
the hun reds of thousands who daily use them.
with "A case i'm your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering, prevent
expense, and loss Of tme or the children having the
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, Whooping cough, or
even Fever by using pre- yentivesin the case.
You may cure your Children
OF Group, Collie, Toothache, OF Headache, or
Sleeplessness, Suffering from Teething or Worms,
or Indigestion Wetting the Bed, Catarrh, or
Measles, or Wheopng Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
DptheIia, n Bad Cold Or Hoarseuess, Rum ng
ofthc Ears and Deafness even Scroiula, as thou.
sends have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache, Weak stomach, OF Indigestion, or
Bllllousuess, or Catarrh, Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Ilver Complaint, Piles,
or Constipation. or rheumatism, Sore Weak
Eyes or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or Gene raj
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics.
.eNOTtA FAM Ll " hol have ever had one ftheao
Family Cases Of HuAFhRgYa' SPECIFICS but would
give five times its cost rather than be without 1t.
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of SO large walls, in morocco, and Book Of
brecUon ~
Case OF 2s large walls, IN morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 large vals, in morocco, and Book. %
Case Of 20 large yls IN plRln ease, and Book1. 10
uase Of 10 boxes (No. to l6l, and BooS,..... 90
Case VI anysix boxes mo. TO l6), and Book. 20
LIST or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
O YES! 0 YES!

TINIIE undersigned is n duly licensed Auct oneer
i .or IA tgomery county, aud viii cry sales, an
often a. his services, may be- IA demand. n .t1Yyi
Persons who hare not Llken out iaense, VIII be at
tended To, IL they violate the law, ..-,,,,.,,,a
Bosasnss Gi sGSisis' Slsss'ra % Or ADAM IN
Buk!i. ol,,shnIe on Main streei Viii be attended
CLAY, Mmm's"'s Col. GBOilGE BIsER.
10. u lhi UtI lH.tl.n iuI liiW 70
angI0-wlwoy .s ..,4 I'd ,'.,,.,,,,
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REAL ESTATE AT ADMINISTRATORS
|. 4 SALE. !.

U1H n SALE. n" n
IN pursuance o. an order granted by the Probate
sale, at public auciion,e on
Sqtaniey. t,seOiH dpyot April A. DS1ssJ, il
Al two o'clock, afternoon, upon the promises, the
oT TMbuiaomey and Slate Of ohio, towit "situaicin
te nnrfheast quarter section a3, town o. range Q,
EAST al described ~ follows: Beginning at stone,
the northwest corner q and farm tn nee south 80
lY east SO chaipi 70 stone thence north $40 So,
e st14 q chains u a stone the east line Of id
quarter section; thence north 80 6S west S,4l chains
10 the northeast corner OF said farm themes south SO
~ west "a 63 chains to the place OF beginning, con-
tanning twelve and iwenty-one hundTedths ll2sl)
acres hppra sed Al S735-subert 10 widow dover.
Terms s,f fSale-Oue third oas the day Of sale
one third in one aud one-thTd In two years from tho
day Of sale with interest the payment to be secured
by mortgage on the pre- misses sold.
ri. Fa[gf,ia WILLIAM q. RANDALL.
VI AshnItislrator on ohm q. Randall, deceased.
4 n pAnaorT Attorney aIw4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

1t is hard to tell how long political
preaching will continue to be in fashion.
1t started on the negro; but although sla-
very is said to be dead, politics are yet, to
a very great extent, the theme of abolition
pulpits, and Democrats still come in for
tho usual share OF slander and abuse. As
to the course Democrats should pursue, the
Newark (N J.) Journal gives this brief
and sensible piece of advice: "Unless this
style of pseaching ceases, our advice is,
stay away and keep your family away
from churches which persist in this sort
of amusement There are some gospel
churches still left, although they are few,
and to these go and sit comfortably"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10

The Londcn News is of the opinion tha.
the termination Of the Southern rebellion
will have damaging effect upon the poll
cy Of the French Government towards
Mexico. On the Doth nit. it said "the
end of the Southern rebellion will compel
the French Government to reconsider tie
policy in Mexico, its ostensible aims and
its secret objects, and probably to with
draw the flag of the Second Empire at the
earliest possible moment from an enter
prise began in bad faith, conducted under
false pretences and directed to no reason
able or avowable ends" l.......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-10
Turnpike Road at Admin
istratox's Sale. $50,
TIME mderngned, Adminslrator Of the estate o
Il Levi Booher, will sell, on lIfft '.iH'
d SATURDAY MA YG,A 2 1865,

Al public sale, at the hour Of two o'clock Of sal
day the Court House in the city OF Dayton, Ohio