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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
MIrs. sovard,s Remains.

AoBuaS, N. Y, June 2s.-The remains
Of the late Mrs, Wm. H. Seward left Washing.
ton Thursday A. M. at 1880 o'clock, in a
special train provided by the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad, under charge of Asst Supcrin.
tendent Ducart, and arrived 10 this city at 6
this A. NJ The remains we're accompanied
to this city by Secretary, Seward, General
WilliamiH Seward, and Fanny Seward. Major.
General Hancock, Brigadier General Mitchell,
OF General Hancock's staff Major Norris,
Surgeon y s A, and one of the Surgeons
who attends Secretary Stewards family. The
funeral Of the deceased will take place at St
Peters Church, tomorrow Saturday. at3 p.
N. Secretary Stewards health does not seem
to have been injured much BY the journey.
He bore fatigue remarkably we'll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

WAsHINGroN, June 23.-The President has
directed Hon. W, T. Dole, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, to proceed TO the Indian coun
try to effect an important treaty with the hos.
tile aud peaceable Indians. In his instruc.
lions TO Mr.. Dole the President says he deems
the present fitting time for renewal of ef.
forts TO press upon The indians the pressing
necessity for abandoning their wild and row.
ing habits, and adopting in their stead the
more peaceful aud industrious arts OF cyliz.
ed life, There is no longer any region Of
territory leit within the Uoit,d Staies where
their rude habits and modes Of life can pre-.
vail ss formerly. They are being pressed
and hemmed in on every side by the advanc-
ing settlements Of an adventurous and enter
prising people, and they must therefore adapt
themselves TO the new order OF things shd to
i've in peace among themselves and with
their white neighbors, or they must inevitably
perish. The policy of settling them upon
suitable reservations where they may with
The aid and friendship Of the Government be
able TO subsist themselves by agriculture, and
other industrious pursuits 10 left without al
tentative. These views have doubtless i'm
pressed themselves upon you during the peri
cd you have had the immediate direction Of
our Indian relations, and your experience 10
treating with the Indians and familiarity with
their character, seem to point you out as the
proper officer OF the Indian Department, 10
visit the various tribes in the Territories, and
10 enter into treaties with them as will best
secure permanent peace and tranquility on
our borders, aud promote their future welfare
and prosperity.
The commanders OF tho various military
dislriois aud forts have been instructed to
cooperate with Mr. Dole, and 70 render him
all the assistance be may require. Mr.. Dole
has been unwel for several days, but is nov
aischarging the duties of his Office, and will
soon be able TO leave for the West
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
gILLoox&
Sewing

IL entirely noiBeless. ...aH ..l..
war;. ~ ..t ..
Tho PArENTEp NrEplE cannot hs set wrong.
The PArEsrIp HtHnAa ASH kFllsA AsS hAA'bEA
cannot be set wrong .aE
II runs fsstef than any other.
II will ne yer dfcp Stitch.
Il lis the only prs teal Maehne Which ALL can use
Il does The hnbsts mi ateat work ever known, and
all varieties o. family sewing ia The moet perfect
manner. .4a tr
No other machine takes the II srnD LooP srlToH.'
II cannot he ADJUST or got out OF order.
II uses the "korAFlHO HsOK :" .U..u IA o..
Whatever The meiils OF other meehinpe, II IL no
disp Tagoment TO say the Wilcox G bhs il worth
for family use, double that Of any other ever offered
10 the public.
The Gold Medal at the AmencAn institute, and nu,
mefous First Premiums at styta FAiEs, ana AZ the
meetings Of MechAT zeal end seientiho Societies al
over the world, are among It's hophiee.
# is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over The World. ..s..v ....-
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st
Ai2daNSm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
General Grant.

Nav YoRK, JuIs 23-The Commercial q
What Impaired BY ardpops service, and be will
probably sect Few weeks repoae. alre
Only 1856 eolorSd people are supported by the
Government against 4, ,462 whites.
The Posts special says, attorneys are daily
placing on file applications for pardon for
their clients.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
BY Telegraph.
aEpoRTEf, ron rHE DAILY EMpiRF
LATEST NE Ws.
% EVENING REPORT.
Trial OF the Csnapirators.

WAsHlSeTos, June 23--George Hutch
inson, Of Canada testifen ne TO being present
a. conversation at St. Lawrence Hall, Montre.
al on the I'd Of June, between DR. Merritt,
Beverley Tucker, General Carroll and ex-
Governor Wescott and that Tucker said, that
be had burned oil the letters, for fear the
Yankees would steal them out Of his room.
These parties had been talking about the
trial
Mr.. Ewing read the argument in defense
Of Arnols, contending that though Arnold had
entered into the scheme for. the abduction of
the President, he abandoned the conspirstors
before the assassination was planned, there
fore, having no part whatever in the murder,
and not being present in the city when il was
committed, he was guitless Of any crime
Mr. Ewing made an argument against the
jurisdiction Of the courts, and after examin.
ing the evidence in the case Of Dr. Mudd,
claimed that his client was entitled to an
acqIittsl. ,e.s ,.ts......
Tie Court adjourned until Tuesday, when
Assistant Judge Advocate Binpham will com.
mence the summing up for the Government
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
New H.s q laarAsl.

NEw YoRK, June "a Cotton, dull 4ls42o
Flour, dull for com. grades S6 0oa
2Olorextrs State, and SC Gba7 so for round a.
hoop Ohio Wheat, 6rmer 81 70a
ss amber Michigan /; 81 Al for Milwaukee
club Rye dull and heavy at | .2bal So
Coru,la2 better at s2s9Oo. for mixed Western ~
OAt', better with sales at 75a76i cents
for western Pork, 6rn er at S27 374A27 so
for new mess, lsa 50a22 50ior 60 and ca
$lSal9 for prime Lard, lower lbbalsjc
Whisky, quite dull at ~ 02aO3 for western.
Petroleum dull at SO cents for crude, 49sb3e
Tor refined in bond, a6s70c for free; Dressed
Hoss quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l7aalsic for Muscayado; Bctter sla
Boo for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Reef
quiet and heavy; Cutmeats dull Eggs firm
at 27a28c.
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Apropesl,Ion fsora Sow M U.rol,n..

BosroS, June % "A Washington special to
the Boston journal states that the South
Carolina delegation very modestly asked that
the Government shall redeem The Confederate
bonds, which amount, according to their cal.
ulation, to about 5000, 100000 The dele
trash, which is pronounced the secret OF their
anxiety on the subject
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
Junsus Brutus Booth Released.

WASHINGTON, Juuo 23.--Mrs. Surratt con-
tinues very sick.
The eomission OF Henry H. Van Dyck, as
Assistant Treasurer of New York, was signed
by President johnson this morning
Junius Brutus Booth was Internationally
released this morning from the Old Capitol
Prison g'l 81, ..,' l-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

NV YoRK, June "a Gold opened l42A
closed at l42 stocks dull money 4s6
Reading 94i Erie 75t Sterling Exchange
los Chicago, Burlington a Quincy lOs;
New York Central 93t United States Elk.
of 81 ll03 ; 620s repi,tered llO1; cen.
pons lO3, new issue 1881 1910 coupons
96$ One Year Certifca es 99f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

irKD STATES. TEi&aslpH, Thisinpar-
md popplarline of telegraph has been
ded to our city, and is now in tho "full
{ sueoessful experiment Tha posts
set and the wires laid, temporarily, last
but various intSruptlons oecurredItom
p time-among other things several IN
Ons upon the -compsny---whieh necesaa.
Played tho iine fyop gelIlgg ipl OlssceSspr
srAtion. All former diIiicnlties having
isposed OF, thstliue is OOw in4Sompleis
Pc orderand in immsdediaie connection
all poiotA N the fpppify. New p6s,s
ast been put upisgE9 new wireS laid, 80
here is nothing TO Interfere wilhlhs
and speedy dispatch Of business. The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

roarREss MoSRoE, June. 20 The steam.
ship Ariel, Of the Texas expedition, sailed
to-day
Six hundred rebel prisoners arrived to day
from Baltimore bound 10 City Point
The wheat crops in Georgia are being hsr.
vested, with fair nversge. Rains in the
interior have been,abundsnt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
TerribIs ColIlsion on .hs o. a n, RAN
road.

LOUISVILLE, June 23,--Tbe New Albany
Ledger reports a teFfible accident on the Ohio
and hissisaippi Railroad, near Loogootee,
Indiana, yesterday A freight train bound
east, and soldiers train bound west, col.
trains were killed. While an angry dispute
arose between the conductors a. 10 the blame,
another freight train from the east, ran into
the train OF soldiers, at the station, killing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
AFTERNOON REPORT.

RscApture of the Escaped Murderer.
! BUFFALO, Jure "a harrington, the mur.
derer that broke jail on Thufsdly evening,
with an accomphoe named Given, we're 70.
taken this morning about fftceu miles from
here. Two ether prisoners that escaped at
The same time are yet at large. .n - 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

|tEDroAL TREATMENT DR. y C. Coyle, late
siciau to the c9ropella Aospilal at Mobile,
bama, has recently opened an.olfice in this
at No, 81 Ludlow street, Dr.. G, deSStS
attention almost entirely to the treatment I
cure of chronic diseases OF etSrsS oiats.
5 an old practitioner, and those afflicted
/ diseases Of the above character, should
him call rioo niI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
! Special NotlcPs,

RS TO m n n BitGers.
Man wants a TONtO--no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth new one,
which, alter cmmmng the gsEettes with cant.
The age discovers to he not he true ore.
OF such as these LET their concoctors vauut,
III sing the BITrERs that have credit duo won-+l
Theworld's great tonij whohuo skill can hatteT--
mean the matchless BPrTERs Of HosTETaER.
Doctors we're living long before old Gllsn,
And SINCE exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But the stomschics they arc bound 10 fall In;
success came not until this later age.
Now Is tho era sick folks are made hale in.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage.
Agues, mttents, heRdaches-real head splinters-
Vanish 4 ke smoke before HosTETrER's BIT
.st1i TIERS.
In Pittsburgh are they made--s pleasant city,
FAMOUS for furnacesapd coal htuminops, -s,ss.
wbieht though by day thor may not he deemed pret
dod 30 ,ty,
MAKE Roy night particularly luminous.
But finer still the Bitterp, made in pity
For theeomplaints thatelse would bo consuming
1il 90 ny.
dop phean us, but those who, not being sprites
Bittsrsrequre 10 put their frames to rights.
lo No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And rye's mild essence holds them in Solution
This tastel u pleasant, the enect il sure.
Meier hasr the Bitters yet proved delpaiontH o.
Try them in time, aud health and strength secure.
The dragon slayer figures on the label.
And they, Ike him, to save the weak are able.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

"A Factory. Hasalresdy on hlnd his spring stock OF
Hoop skiris, French aud American Corsets, corset
steels, shoulder brases IN MS new location AZ 70
trade, which embraces The best spiral trail hoops. All
the newest styles QUAKER skiris, L wholesale And
retail. Keeps oonstan ly on hFnd skirts OF extra
sizes length, and ladies' who rad al vHys trouble In
finding their hoops large enough, will hnd them n bis
establishment Hoop skirts Te-fnodeled and neatly
repaired Merchants IN surrounding towna will do
welito'can At his eatablis mebt before purchasing
elsewhere. Rsmember the place, s2o Second street,
opposite the Franklin Hapse ..r mA2Odam
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
Dayton msrhet.

DAYTON June "a
FLoUR-Red wheat 81 OO@S7 90,
z WHEAT--S1 26(al 30. M IHtIl Hiil4
O0RN--60
0ATS-4O
RYE-4O
BARLEY--75 rt..l.. ..s.i...... ...
BEEF--l5(920 aTas-l
BUTTER-20M2b
CHICKENS-35614O.
EGGS--20c per doG
onOorMrs-nrrAu rnIoRs. e ouT
TEAS-S2 60 .ae I'd. f~-
CoFFEE-s509s7o per pound
SUGAR-l9
COFFEE sUGAR--26 DER lb.
CRUSHED sUGAR-26c per ib. Euq
MoLAssEs-$l 4O@l 5O9l 6Oper ga.
sYRUP-sl rs. t.tt
RICE-l6o per ID. . ,. ,
POTATOES al 25@l so per busb y, ,"...r, .'
APPLEs-s2 OO@2 10. titi h'ths
LARD-2O.
oHEEsE-2Oc. 3E 1.A-1.
SnAbS SdAbSHTlR3o per ID 1l3oTs rtrIafO
ToBAoco-$l OO@l 25 per ,b
SH0T-26@9Oc per H. a ..o
LEAD-20c per ID.
WHOLESALE rnfoEs. +a
lcoreoted oy N. o'Dreu Brothorl f-rT ..a,
g TEAs---Sl 5O@l so.
C0FFEE-30(a22 '"
SUGAR-l4@)2O
COFFEE SUGAR-2o@2le per h. '.' QUIZ
CRUSHED SUGAR-21c per H.
MOLASSES-$l 20al 25 per gal
RICE-l23@l3Ac per rlb.
LARD-20922. ~ .arH#fE...t ElaHilflH
T0BACC0-70@$l3O per h.
SH0T--$3 1904 90 per sack
LEAD-l4c per h. '."' "".".A
DRIED APPLES-s5691 "aA-a
BUrTER-lS(G2tc |.l.a....
CHEESE-l7i9lsis ....
STARCH-9@lOc per lb
S0APS-l3G9l7 per h. H y. .ta
bushel.
HAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton
WHISKY-S2 05 for common
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
WANTED. a boy at this office. Apply i'm.

|FASrEp A boy at this office Apply i'm
lately. rstyz,,stsa vr.vs
|6v- John Gebgnaglo will have q splendid
Hh, consisting OF rich turtle soup and a
iety of good things from nine to twelve to,
rrow at his popular refreshment house.
,ner of Fifth and Ludlow streets
AaA ts>l-t. b.tkH -k4Atn 7It "A
,ABY WAooSs-Wolf & Co. have just re.
we'd new lot Of Baby Wagons, which they
at unusually low figures They have also
arge aqsortment of household goods that
y are selling very low in order to make
I'm for new goods
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
DR.. JOHN BULLS y.f, a
saauai-a p y Ats e .1H 81 .aA
CompoundC Cedron Bitters
fiFT'KfR 'fTt asa
latest and Most Important Discovery
|ttM .rrae.r.sU .sa.H
NINETEENTH CENTURY iii
taIill.satHu
.H. ar.t.
MO mans name is more iutimateIy conueoted with
statea or more iavorabIy known pione-tin Med
icai Discovery, than that OF
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
r<Hislniunltahle preparation Of sans AFILLA
has ong stood al the head Of the various compounds
Of that valuable drug. y .a'b TIA G'lt'hn ti
M tHa hH. r.ia,'i ..r. .a rood, r5i.
His Compound 81 wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South, His Worm Loz. -.
His Compound 81 wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South His Worm Loz.

But the crownng glory NJ his life rNfnAps TO he at
tanned In his discovery or rather continuation or he
does not CLAIM to have baen tho of fnDRoN
which Ia the basis Of the Bitters offered to the
public. That honor belongs 10 thu native inhabitants
Of Central America to whom itl virtues have been
known for more than two hundred Years Armed
with Il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malarla aud handles, without fear, the most venom
serpents. IL is q belief with them, that while
there ia breath In the body the oedron s potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease may be. lr ati D.
while Dr. Baths not prepared to endorse this
trAvagant preteusion he nevertheless satisfied from
athorouRh examination OF the evidence relating TO
its virtues tn tas remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either to change OF
weather or climate, or to mlasfnaio Influences II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24
FORENOON REPORT.

Nsw ,YoeK, June "a The Herald's Texas
lco'fespondent dated Brezos Jupe 10th says
General Steele was at that place, aud General
Brown was still In commat d at Brownsville.
There remained come rebel soldiers ia the Vi.
cinity Of the latter place awaiting parole
1t was said that one Of the batteries, which
the rebels run over into Mexico after Kirby
Smiths surrender would be delivered up to the
United States authorities.
General Weilzel had hot yet arrived in
Texas, but was daily looked for,
The Mexican Imperials al Matamoras were
much exercised in mind regarding the appear.
anee in the Immediate vicinity OF so many
United States troops
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

To WHOM 1T MAY CoSCERN.-To all that
want to buy Boots aud Shoes, should not fail
to call at William Rehm's New Boot and
Shoe Store, as he has every thing that is
wanted in the Boot and Shoe line, comprised
Of 6ne Calf Boots, Lasting and Congress
Caters, Ba'morsl Slippers, Brogans, sewed
and pepCed both. Also, have got splendid
stosksof fGAters, last Balmoral Slippers. with
and without heels, Buskins, for Ladies' Misses
and childrens wear, The above goods are no
trash. They are made by he best Mauufactur.
ers, and warrant them to wear we'll and give
good satisfaction Don't forget to give me
cah before purchasing elsewhere, as it is to
every body's interest to do sos
Remember the place, No. SO, jefferson
street. next do9r TO Andy MAkleys Black,
smith Shop nearly opposite the Market House
d Also, fine assortment of Hats and Caps
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

las VETERAN Pic NIc.-The Pho Mic at
Fair Grounds, yesterday, given in honor
,ur returned soldiers, was truly grand
e. 1t was in every sense, a great success,
" in the forenoon people began to wend
way to the grounds. the omuibusss being
ded with psssshgers, and the'streeis
ded with pedestriass The number pres
-ould be counted by thousands The ad.
! Sble arrangements madeg by the committee
i preserving quiet and good order we're fully
ed out, and toe result. was clearly mani
In the pleasant, cheerful and peaceful
aer in which sll The proceedings were
acted, The committee deserve great
i. \ for their praisewOrthya efforts in this
I'D s.Iai o. st, d, sao.qaats t1s5aessa
largo crowd ofpsoplsS present enjoyed
selves in various ways--some promena-
the beautiful grouuds--some iuaa groups
pcial convetse---whilethe young folks de-
most Of the time IN the healthy reerea.
Pf dancing. zee siaN a.,s2 f,as1l ~.
the afternoon speeches we're made by
4 pei G Lowe and + s Yoaoe, Eco
aiu lating the soldiers on their noble ser
to tho country and their sste return
4 MejorS B Smith, Of the Ninetythird
nent responded in brief and approPri'
tess. ft9 .roraI 10 8.ll sl4 .,ssss. s ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

CHANGE IN BUSINESS The very popular
Eagle Clothing Store Of Messrs Schwerz and
Rosin, No lOs Main street has lately under
gone a change Mr. Schwarz having pur-
chased all the interest In the establishment
Of his partner Mr., l.. Rosin who now will man.
ufacture clothing inNeonnectiou with their
house in Cincinnati principally for the Eagle
Clothing Store HERE. Mr. Rosin having had
expetepce while here and. knowing exacNy
.se wSER Of this commnni in clothing will
now give Mr., Schwarz shS adyaniage that
no other clothing house in this city has.
Mr.. Rosin sincerely thanks the patrons Of
the late firm for the very liberal patronage
they have extended TO it and hopes they will
still continue TO deal with Mr.. Sohwarz, who
he is sure willlldxettiiis. utmostto please his
customers iu prices, fashion aud quality.
The establishment is daily receiving the
latest styles of @e6Issd youths clothing at
low prices. "a
Call at lOs Main street, lst door north Of
Empire Office Fl Schwarz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

Aud its OF symptoms, acts like
A CHARM than medicine. Thereis nothing In the
whole Of MateIa Medlca that can for moment
bear n comparison with 1t In this diHease.
hilI account OF this wonderful plant may b. found
in the eleventh edition Of the United Statas Dspens
atory, pages 1887 and 1888. ,
series OF experimental in which Dr. Bull has been
for years gagged, has Just been brought success
fu termination and he IL enabl ed 10 oer to the
public combin alton o. CEDR0N with other approved
tonics, the whole preserved IN thA hest quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon whisky, which he is conf
dent has no equal in the world.
He ight furnish volume Of ceriiic ties but the
public have long since learned 20 estimate such things
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

|ERouASTs' ExcHASGs.--Another splendid
,ch will be set at the Merchants, tomorrow
ming, from nine tin ten O'clock, Every
|cacy Of the season, including Turtle Soup
other choice Iuxuries, will be served up
10 himself will be on hand, anda see that
Ie Of his guests go away dissatisfied
r-IfT-ruutnW Ihr q
'Usr As CHEAP AS BEFORE TIE WAR =
Scbueider + Son, 1903 Main street, have
received a rpleudid lot OF Double and
yls Shot Guns, v6frh they nre selling as
ns ever Single gums from 81 to $l2 +,
tle guns from $40 to $40. Call soor, for
will then have q largo nssnrtntb G 10 90
from,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-24

.tace in Ibis city is 10 oites Bdhdius, on
Third street--a central and convenient To-
galiou-and all who have business to transact
tihere, can depend upon having IL disposed Of
TO their entire satisfaction
Paul Hailmao, EsqI the priBcipat operator,
Is always at his post, and we take pleasure in
commenting him to the business men Of our
city aud all others, as a courteous and oblig.
ing gentleman, who has had long experience
in telegraphing, and under whose sdministra.
ton the affairs Of the Dayton Office nre now
in a most prosperous aud satisfactory condi.
tion. r,..,.., Ys.,.,,..r..
Having had huAiness 70 tfhn sact ri,h the
United States Company, oh several oecasions.
we can cheerfuly indorse the promptness and
fadeneY Of its ngentu in this city.