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CAUTION.
THE GOVERNMENT lYpoRspMrvr

| THE GOVERNMENT INDoRsEMENT
In order to guard against dangerous inpo
si'ions, the public are requested 10 take
es3ecal note OF the beautiful engraved pro
prletary stsmp,through which the Government
OF the United States officially authentcates
every bottle Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
This shield thrown by the Government over
the propretors and the public for their Joint
protection, is placed nspicuousy across the
ork and over the neck of each bottle and
cannot fail to strike the eye of the mos,
casual observer Nothing that purports to be
Hostetter's Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp is there.
1t 10 also proper to state that the Bitters
are sold exclusively in glass, and never under
any circumstances by the gallon or the barre,
lmpostors and imlators are abroad and The
only safeguard the public have against them
Is to see that the Bitters they buy bear the
engraved label and note of hand of Messrs
Hostetter 4 Smith, and the stamp above men.
toned
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

y NE" foaK, JnnelO Cotton, dull 4Oa4lc
flour quiet lower for com grades, So ia
zoior extra State, and 81 50s8 10 for round
hoop Ono Wheat, quite verV firm at 81 10
amber Michigan 81 40 for Milwaukee clnb
rye dull and heavy at 26aI s5.
corn du'i at 87a90c. for mixed Western
oat'' hrmer with sales at 7Oa7l centa
Tor western Pork, frmer at S27 soaps 75
i0r new mess, 20 5Os22 80; for 63 and GA.
SiSai9 for prime Lard, duh at lbalsc
WHISKY quite firm at 81 O3 for western
petroleum duli at &c cents Tor crude, 49a5Oc
i9r n1 rehned in bond, a6s7Oc for free; Dressed
h9Is quiet at l7al7s for western; sugar
a9H et lI4al89e for Muscavado; Butter ala
ooe lor Ono; Cheese quiet at l5a24c; Beef
gu's: :, s15s ana heavy; cutmeats dull, Eggs frw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And atendantrai OF symptoi IL acts mora
ACiARM than medicine. The re- ia nothing in The
ShOie Sd.r range Of MAtess Medica thu for
A GIl, accdnnnt ~ AZ. .,' ~ ~ III .nis u sease'
atory, pages 1887 and 1885
series Of experiments in which DIR Huil has hoar
ur years engaged, has Just been br ought to success.
iu termination, and he Is now enal led 10 oter 10 the
public combination o. OEnRoN w In other annrovaJ
toncs The whole preserved IN Il "a best aIaIity of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisty,S yhch he is conf
dent has no equal In the world " 0''
He might furnish volume Of ce rtl6natas bpt th.
public have long since learned to est mate such things
y tnef trae value The safest pSt s, for every one
otes'ior himself the virtues Of a Il. sw medicine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

Butthe crowning glory of his life remains 10 no at
aneu ~ nus discovery or rather combination COR he
n0t Slan TO nave been the disco rer of EpRoN
public That honor belongs ia tho native inhabtanis
OF central America to whom IL, virtues have been
known Tor more than two hundred years rnoJ
with 1.-THE lndisn bids defiance to the most deadlv
nlaiarla and handles, without fear the most venom
Gus serpehIs It Is belief with the NJ that while
G cure, ,, no matter what The disease may he.
Mhle Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this e1.
tVRant pfetension,h he IA neverhelesH satisfied from
thorouRh examination OF the evidence relatng a 10
Us virtues, tht as remedy and prev entatiye for ali
arising from exposure, either TO change OF
stands iunuenees, u
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CITY Council.

Present-Messrs. Iddlngs Kuhns, Gary
Drummer, hie!er Shank, Clingman. Hilge
FORT, Butt, Lehman, Boser, MoGregor, Col
lower, Womedorf, Butz, and Stephans
Minutes of the previous meeting read and
approved.
Committee on accounts of c. Wright and
arious items per John Colhower, reported in
avor OF flowing the same
4 The Clerk was authorized to draw an order
? favor of g. Pook of $l07 25 one OF said
Rems.
The Committee ON Water Course TO whom
as referred the subject of Seely's Ditch re.
Ported In favor of purchasing portion of the
POUND needed, and condemning the remain
fer, Received and placed on file.
The Committee of Grades, TO whom was
Rterred the petition of Thomas Parrot &
pn in relation TO the abulment at the bridge
Ihird street, reported in favor of extend.
I'D adopted
Committee on Fire Department, to whom
{ 8 referred the subject OF Fire Alarm Tele
Nsph, reported proposition of Messrs. Bal
~ hierstek for constructing the same.
4ceived and referred back TO the said Com
!. tee
The Committee on Jail reported having ex.
Z 5ined the Station House, and the same is ia
post hlthy condition, and offered the follow
Il resolution:
( fesoloed, That the Captain of Police be
#ected by the proper officer to clean the
'on Immediately, ard to keep the same in
ID order. Received aud adopted.
sen Ordinance taking the Wood Market of
haln street and placing it upon the Public
rding, was read the FIRST time.
Z MIR, Stephans-Resoiped, That privilege
sranied TO Messrs Service a Co. TO erect
l.scaies in front Of their establishment, on
~ west side Of Ludlow street., opposite
wn 10 lrwin's Foundry under same condi-
granted for erection Of hay scales here
Ire. Adopted.
fRiy the same-Resolped That the Street
emissouer be, and is hereby autholized
directed TO put under contract the having
sreet crossing Of Bruen and Prairie streets.
opted
~ Mr. Kiefer-R Resolred, That it is here
snade the duty of the City Clerk. in due
I "a TO notify all holders Of bonds against the
OF Dayton, to present the same for pay
on the day of maturity. Adopted
MT. Lehman-R iced, That Mr. Silas
ven be employed, at $50 per month, for
ng care ofthe Public Square, aud that
Square be opened to the public immedi.
y. Adopted. Ul
Mr. rShank-RssolUed, That Mr.. James
'aniel be notified to repair the sidewalk in
OF bis lot, on the porth side of Market
i, between Main and Jefferson streets
in fifteen days Adopted
the same-Resoleed, That the Gas Com
ee be authorized o contract with the Gas
pany for gas posts 10 Public Square: said (
to be ofthe common kind.
the same-Resolred That the Street
missioner be authorized TO grade aud
lei Council street, between Third and Syc.
e streets, Adopted. .,..
allowed; W Allison, $45 c Wright,
q Fields, 10 81 Payne a Holden 6 40;
Geo Lehman, IL 81. :"
pncil adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
Moback,s RitIcrn.

i has long been the aim of physicians to
lind combination Of medicines having Tho
requisite stimulating and tonic properties 70
relieve ard cure the cohmon Complaints of
Bihousness, Liver disorders, Laneuor, Head
ache Lowness of spirits, Indigestion, Jaundice.
Fever and Ague, &c, which are the diseases
l,ncldentto this climate The remedy has been
discovered by DR. Roback, aud in thousands
OF cases the merits Of his Bitters have been
proven in the above complaints.
Try bottle and read the advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

THE FEsTIvAL4--fhe Festival OF the Ladies
OF 81. Johns Lutheran Church,a at Clegg's hall
which has been in progress since Tuesday
Ievenlng, closed last night. 1t was again
largely attended, and the whole affair has
|oeen complete su Geese. Through the liber
|ality OF tho immediate friends Of the enler
prise and the public generally, the receipts
have exceeded the most sanquine expecta
.slonsr for whieh,a all concerned desire to express
|their heartfelt thanks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

troops bound for she West
PHlL4DELPHIS June 9--A special dispatch
to the Evening Bulletin of this city dated
Washington, June 9lh, Gays the homevard
movements of troops here 10 day are very
large One entire Corps broke camp this
morning, bound for the West.
Several parties imprisoned on suspicion of
completely of the conspiracy have been re.
leased to-day from the old apitol prison, TO-
gether with witnesses in the case, also con.
fined there
The lntelligencer also announces an early
restoration of the writ Of habsas corpus.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
MATMInTnNIAI-

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II Won wis, 10
~ marry you eau do so by addressing me - 4 ,iS M
hend 'ou without money and without price' vaiuahn
n9nnapon, that will enable yon TO marry b,nn1is,
This Information will cost Won noth,ns az ~
wish 70 marry, Sll eheerlnlly assist soa' Al Sst
teE @ stneVy confidential. The desired inlormation
close portage or stamped envelope, ssdr ssed 10
-.a. taaf s,.a sARAH r. LAMBERT,
,nIadar, Greenpoint,
"i'"'u' Kings Co Nov YORK;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

WASHINGTON, June "a letter in the Star
from its correspondent on board the United
States steamer Penquiu, of Sabine Pass, da.
ted May 2Sth, says the forts at Sabine Pass,
Texas, have surrendered to the United States
steamer Awasso Tho American flag was
hoisted at four o'clock p. NJ. We expect
Galveston to surrender to morrow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
pa-Tho County Commissioner. have !.

Ddr The County Commissioners have let
contracts for the construction of three bridges
on Wolicreek, viz; One near Worey's, and two
near Higgins station. Alsoa fine iron sus.
pension bridge over the Little Twin, this side
OF Germantown, The first three are let to II
3 Pope Co, and the suspension bridge to
David Morrison
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

DepuEtm mt
BATON RoUGE, June The troops under
General Heron, accompanied by Runboats
reached Alexandria on the I'd inst
There was no public demonstration on the
arrival of the troops yet the feeling of relief
was unmistakable There seems 10 be no
bitterness among the citizens The country
around Alexandria shows many evidences OF
the Red River campaign, ruins being seen on
every hand. Fourteen pieces OF heavy arlil-
lery we're found in the iorts, and eight pieces
Of Geld artillery we're picked up in town, But
little other public property has been found.
Missouri and Arkansas troops have pre-
served their organization at Shreveport, and
await the arrival of our patroling eommis.
sioner. GArrisons have been established at
Alexandria, Nstehitoches and Shreveport
General Heron is making his headq quart ters
1t the latter place.
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By Telegraph.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
LATEST NE WS.
EVENING REPORT.

WAsHINGToN, June 9-Mss Mary Mudd,
sister OF Dr. Mudd was called, and contra.
dieted much OF the testimony heretofore gwen
against him. ......t ..n
Several witnesses for the defense testified
against the character for truthfulness of
those who had him examined for the Govern
ment
The testimony this afternoon was mainly
with regard to the character of the witnesses
on both sides Benjamin Gardner, for the
accused testified that on the Sunday after the
assassination, he met DR.. Mudd at Church,
and asked him II the ASSASSINATION was faet
Mudd replied that it was so, aud said that the
people ought to raise home guard aud ar.
rest all suspicious persons in the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
Kirby smith son. 90 mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, June 7,-R port says Gen.
Kirby Smith has gone to Mexico to make il
his future home
Governor Wells has appointed G. Burke
Mayor Of Atlanta until the return Of Mayor
ltenpsdy. 4,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

MAsoNIc.-The Masonic fraternity in Xena
propose to celebrate the Anniversary of s.
Johns Day, Oath of June next. The Lodges
OF this city and the neighboring towns are
invited TO participate in the eeremonies.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

New YoRK, June lO.-Gold 1874 stooks.
eet'er, Money 5a6 Reading s9l Erie 73g,
New York Central 9Ot Chicago, BURLINGTON
q Quincy Railroad I04 United Sac
s'Xe9 ofG7 no! 5,2O's, registered l3i'
coupons lO4 new issue 1881 Io,G6
coupons 95f skies 81 coupons 1863 dves
o. "a coupods 80 One Year certificates
w Sterling Exchange lO9; $50 eoupoes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
AVOID COUNTERFEIrS

HoSrETTER,s BITrERs share the common fate
vi all things gooj-Imrosters initiate.
VI these beware -dlscreetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
Arrival and Departure Of Grains.
Trains ar,iye and depart from the Unlou Dtpot y,

BsT" The people in the southeastern por.
ton OF the city-across the canal-are
making efforts to have gas introduced in that
locality, with very encouraging prospects Of
success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
AFTERNOON REPORT.


CNcENATL June l0--A dispatch to the
Gazette from Lexington, says reliable infor-
nation has reached the friends of John G.
breckinridget that he has arrived safe in Cuba
They refuse 10 say how be got there.
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SpGctal Notlcrs,
Ehe worlds Opinion OF HOstetter,s
StOm ach BitIers

Touching tho BlrTERs this grand tact is clear,
Their fame dll7 all the Western Hemisphere,
known IN all lands washed by its oceans twain,
Health, hope and ygor follow in their train.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

ssS~ Dr. NJ. Bitter & Co.'S. Medical Inst-
ute, New Remedies and quick cures Office
Room No. g. Cieges building, entrance to
main hall See advertisement in another
tcolumn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

bflS~ The June Term ofihe Court of Com
mon Pleas for this County will commence on
Monday next
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Terrific Fire Ht NashvilIs s-Loss EIuh,
Ten millions of Dollars,


| NASHVILLE, June 9.--At about two p M
to day an extensive building used for quar-.
termaster and commssary stores, on the
corner of Sumner and Broad streets, known
as Taylors depot, was discovered TO be on
fire, 1t is supposed to have caught from
sparks from locomotive, which fell In the
cellar of the building Captain W A. Wains.
wright, in charge OF the building, had several
strong jets of water on the fire before the
arrival OF the department, which promptly
rallied 10 the fire. but could not stay the flames
until hall the building was entirely destroyed.
The other half consisting OF oommssary
stores, was saved from destruction
The estimated loss to the Government is
between $4,000, 900 or $5,0OO,OOO Several
dwellings were destroyed with their contents.
So great was the heat that all approaches to
the fire was impossible. But two or three
employees are supposed to have perished in
the flames
LATER.
The destruction of Governmen property
at the great fire here to-day, is believed TO be
$4,000 900 or $40, 100000 Within its walls
were stored sufficient TO supply an army of
10000 men two years. The quantity OF rope
alone consumed, was valued at upwards of
one million dollars.
The building was the largest in the country
500 feet front by 200 feet deep. Fortunately the
buildings were separated by a fire wall, watch
was suggested and built by General j. l..
Donaldson The largest part, 500 feet front, !
was, by this precauuon, saved from destruct-
ION. Various rumors are hHoat as 10 the cause
OF the hire, some maintaining that it was the |
work Of an incendiary, others an accident
A Court of Inquiry will investigate the mat
ter.
Combustion was SO rapid that the building |
was IN one sheet of flame, before the Fire
Department could work GU it,
Major General Maury, OF the rebel army, |
arrived here several days since and is at home |
in the country. '.
Colonel Duvall McNairy, rebsl guerrilla
le ader, who came IA Two weeks ago, has re
turned to his old quarters in the neghborhood
OF Columbia and Pnlass, and is busiy at
work organizing guerrlIIas. His plea is that
The Government promised them that no Fed
eral raiding parties should traverse that
section. No such promise, Of course was
given. Vigorous measures are being taken
70 bring thus guerrilla to justice
Major General Upton Is IN the city super.
Intending the reorganization of a cavalry
General Il McCook left this morning for
be North.
Reliable information FROM Macon and points
north OF that represent the whole of Georgia
n a starving condition, .s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

CoTiLIioN Parry AT THE FAIR GROUNDS =
On Wednesday next, the l4th inst, grand
Colillion Party win come of at the County
Fair Grounds, and every effort will be used to
make it one Of the most pleasant and aRreea.
be entertainments OF the season. We know
OF no more attractive place for our young
people to enjoy themselves, md many OF
them will no doubt embrace the opportunity
Tor doing so. The proprietor of the dancing
arran gemenls requires all parties renting the
platform to engage at least two policemen
to keep order, and at the same time prohibits
the sale of liquors on the ground. This is an
excellent rule, and should be strictly observed
. ----s e----.--
Bke@ The copious showers Of the last two
days have had mostrefteshing and invigo-
rating influence in the right time, and their
beneficial effect upon the growing crops ia
almost incalculable. The corn and potatoes
are springng forward With magical celerity
We have the promise Of fruitful season and
abundant crop, for which let us all be de-
vouty thankful.
InE MARKETS. s.-Our city market is well
supplied with fine vegetables, fruit and sll
the articles needful in the culinary line The
vegetables and every thing else are of excel.
lent quality, and in great abundance, but
prices remain entirely too high While the
prices of all OF her commodities are declining
very considerably, there is no reason why the
rates of family marketing should be kept up
at present figures. The truth is that the Day.
ton people pay more for marketing than the
people of Cincinnati. This ought not to be.
MERcuANT' ExCHASeE-A splendid lunch
will be set at the "Exchange" on Sunday
morning al ten o'clock Turtle Soup Frogs, |
Meats, Vegetables and every other aelcacy
% suit the taste of the epicurean, will be serv.
I'd up 10 the best style John understands his |
business, and those who call may rely ON
nice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

-9.Ilr i DAYroS June o.
FLOUR-ReJ wheat 81 OU@S7 60
WHEAT--$l 25@l 20.
C0RN--60.
0ATS-50
RYE-40.
BARLEY-75.
BBEF-l5@20.
BUTTER--20@25.
CHlCKENS--35@40.
EGGS-20o per doz
GROCERIEs-RETAIL PRICES.
TEAS-S2 60
CotFEE--S5@37e per pound
SUGAR-l5.
COFFEE SUGAR-25 per ID.
CRUSHED SUGAR-25c per n:
lon.
SYRUP-Sl Is.
.RlCE-4l5c per ID.
PoTAT0ES-$l 25@l so per bush
APPLES--$2 OO@2 10.
LARD-2O.
CHEESE-25c.
STARCH-l2Ic per h.
SOAPS-l5o per ib.
T0BACC0-$l OO@l 20 per ID.
SHOT-25@30c per ID.
LEAD-20c per ib.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
corrected oy ~. o'BHeu 4 BrotherJ
TEAS-$l 6O@l 80.
COFFEE-30@32.
SUGAR-l4622
C0FFEE SUGAR-2O@2lc per lb,
CRUSHED SUGAR-2ic per In
MOLASSES-$l 2O@l 25 per paL
RiCE-l2l@l3ie per ID.
LARD-20@22
TOBACC0-7O@Sl3O per lb.
SHoT--$4 5000 90 per sack.
LEAD-l4c per ID.
DRIED APPLES--l24@l4
BUTrER-30635c.
OHEESE-l7S91sIa
STARCH-9@iOc per ID.
SOAPS-l3@l7 per h.
SWEET POTATOES-S2 OOA2 10 mar
,ushel a.#EF O9- ~ per
HiAY-Timothy SCOOPS per ton.
WHISKY--S2 O5 for common.
Strawberries-2O cents per quart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
WITHOUT n RIvAL!

And Justly deserves the reputation it has 30 long ar,
loyedin Central America and the 'Vest Indios.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
WIN. II. coNovER.

magistrate OF mHdiso" Township,
WI Mlll sltend 20 drawing and acknowledging Deeds.
ne ls slso prepared TO attend to the drawing of in
euumehls OF Nr'ing, correctly, at short notice
m0dRwly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10

His Compound Of Wild Cherry has become a
household word throughout the West
and South. His Worm Lt,z.
enges, in less than year
after their Introduction at
tanned reputation as wide spread
as the continent of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
NEW FIRM

fLFplshlng, China, Glass ant QueensWars i,,s,
mss, ~ SOS Ihird street, Dayton, Ohio Mr. John 81
nj MgyetNlsh, my ieruer oook'keapsr The business
Co. ~ 49, ~ n; M9lIS
Dayton, MSrch c, ls6S--ms4dt: - "'A''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.

Hisnmltabe preparation al oisARsAPAHILLA
OF that valuable drug.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-10
GIVE THE
CEDRoN y3ITTERS =!
GIVE THE
ONE TRIAL AND YOU WILL NEyEl, USE ANY
OTHERS

soI s not necessary topuhish long list Of diseases
" Snnn Tnon tne pRON BITrBRs are spa cfc. In
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-07-15

wit Thought Agassiz was eserving Of much
credit for having so thorghly exposed its
ialacIes-;hOugh she feared h only theology was
icb-theologyF Speaking Of Liderotion 10 fishes.
she said that if his wife, sh" ould consider her
self the rival OF any uew discovered gill
breather. She takes al hone pride in showing
her fine conservatory in whit She has Z goodly
collection Of rare plants. Shis anxious 10 get
t1To. She thinks you would b~ise at the Islands
to pursue with diligence the dtiyalion of cotton
that however soon the rebiion may end the
price viii remain such as TO axe it highly re
mUHeratye.
ArEM 3D.-The telegraph apuuces that Rich
mond is taken! Eurrabl The is the widest
excitement on the streets. Thejores are closed.
the merchants assembled downtown and sang
America and Praise God fin whom ali bles-
sings AOw." 1hos. Carlyle say Let America
succeed and England goes Il Democracy b.
express train" l. her 90. YIAToE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-01
Thomas Moving from Knoxville
to LynCbbuTg.
Gold Closes at t5t.
FROM COLUM BUS.
['peoial Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADEE.I
COLUMBUS, March 81

COLUMBUS, March 81.
Among the bills passed by the Senate on
Friday were tive that came from the
House, increasing fees of Constables, JUS
tees Of the Peace and County Auditors.
The bill to prevent strikes among labor.
ers was warmly discussed, but no vote was
taken. The members from the northern
part of the State are almost unanimously
in favor of it, while the southern Senators
are strongly opposed TO it.
The House passed the Senate bill to al
low soldiers in the field to vote for town
ship officers. Also Senator Williamson's
bill suthorizing the city Of Cleveland to
extend its water works beyond its limits.
Mr.. lockwood introduced bill making
provision for q meeting oc Assessors at the
County Auditors flee previous TO taking
the spring assessment, in order to receive
instructions relative to their duties.
A resolution TO adjourn from tomorrow
to Tuesday next was adopted.
BECOhD DlSBAIth.
The Qusrtermsster General has issued
the following circular, which it is hoped
will meet with prompt and liberal re-
spsnse fiom the good samsriLans of the
state:
OFFICE OF Q M. GEN, OF OHIO, I
COLUMBUS, March 81, 1865.
To the Soldiers Aid Societies of OHIO: The
Ohio state military agent at Washington,
James G. Wetmore, is informed by the
United States Surgeon, General Barnes,
that the sick and wounded men of Sher-
mans army, at Wilmington, are greatly in
need of Sanitary supplies. Will the
friends of these suffering heroes again
prove their untiring devotion to them by
immediate and bountiful contributions of
vegetables of all kinds, OF dried and canned
fruits, and any articles which will contrib
ute to their comfort and relieve their suf-
feriDg. Direct to James G. Wetmore, Ohio
Military State Agent, Washington, D. G.,
or to me at this place. All contributions
received will be forwarded in charge of
special agent
(Signed) MERRILL BARLOW,
Quartermaster General.