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py.On Saturday tho Ohio Militar

M" On Saturday the Ohio Military
Agent at Washington (Mr. Wctmorc)
presented Nathaniel Mclean NJ. Guy.
wnne, company II, Thirteenth Ohio
Cavalry, a lad of fifteen years, to the
Secretary Of War. The boy "a native
Of Urbana, distinguished himself at
the battle of the "Cratcr," before Pc
ttrsbmg. He was counsellod by his
officers before the fight not to 60 in, a,
he had not been mustered, and consc.
quently was not obliged 70 do so, He
Indignantly replied MY family are
of different stock from that to be left
behind to linger in tho rear" lie
went into the desperate charge which
soon followed, A piece of shell crush.
ed his left arm, which had to bo am.
putated soon after. After a few
pleasant words to the lad, the Sccreta
ry ordered medal to be prepared for
him.
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p@. The attention of our readers is
directed to the advertisements of valu-
able lands Tor sale.
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General Dix has authorized the re.
Grating OF q regiment Of cavalry to
dcfIpd TIE Northern border q New
LhgIay5
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rEsrrMoNIAL TO GEN. SHERMAN

Attention is invited to the call pub.
Ished in another column for a meet
ing 10 bo held in Columbus, on Wcdnes.
day OF next week, for the purpose of
taklng measures TO present to our dis.
tInSushcd fellow citizen a suitable les
tlmonial for the vast Gerviccs lie has
rendered the country in tho almost un J..
parallelcd military achievements up.
on which the world is now looking
with admiration. Tho meeting will
doubtless be a prompt, thorough going
business Rfiair-the best and ablest
men OF tho State will engineer the p II.
cecdings, and all patriot, may be proud
OF any connection with it, AS has
heretofore boon we'll remarked, In hon,
oring SHERMAN, the people will honor
themselves.
Thcadmrcrs Of Admiral FARRAoUT
have just iavested in seven.thrtics for
his benefit the sum of s50, 0,OO0-and
deserving as is the old naval hero, no
ono will accord lcss merit to ono who
has trumphantly bornc tho honored
cmblom Of American nationality across
half continent, bristling, il we may
believe rebel authority, with hostile
s'eNl on every step of his progress.
Wclo0k'to thu rroeOcdings Of thi.
meeting with unusual intcrost.
CHECK HEVuRE WILMINGTON.
The grand combined naval and land
expedition against Wilmington has
been unsuccessful, and is said TO have
been abandoned. Not much disap.
pointmcnt is felt at the result, as very
little faith was placed In tho success of
the movement, by tho public general.
Iy 1t issrAtifyIng that the affair was
attended with 80 small "a loss Of life,
but it is rather morthying that such
tremendous preparations should have
no insignificant conclusion. But per.
haps the end is not yet, and another
trial may tell a different story.
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The Dutch Gap Canrl.-The BuIkhoad
Blown Up--Tho Explosion not Suc-
cessIuI.

WAshfNdroN,' Jan. 3.-Thc bulk head
of the Dutch Gap Canal was blown
out in part, but the mass Of disturbed
earth fell back into the water, the ex-
plosion thus failing of its object
Dredging will therefore become ncccs-
sary in continuing the work Tho
sound produced was loud and rumb-
ling, but accounts differ as to the largo
amount of powder used on the occa-
sion.
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NOtAce-

Nne undersighed has been appointed and qualified
BAuoli, deceased, with the VIII OF said decek.eJ
annexed, Debtors 20 SAID estate will please max
.oy umy Payneht, and creditors present their claims
SAMUEL KEMERER,
..r.s.io-. AUmr with Tho win annexed or s,
''"'''"~ Peter Radebaugh, Dec.
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General GrNngsr's EIpcdItIon--GreS
Alarm Nt Mobile.

New York, Jan. 2.-Tho steamer
Cahawba brings us Now Orleans dates
OF tho Goth,
On tho 10Th Gen, Granger was ut
Franklin, which is only thirty miles
from Mobile, having met but little op.
position.
The rebels are busy night and day
in cndeavoring to blockade the water
front of the city
The rebel ram was expected down
the Alabama river, from Selma, soon
A force from Pensacola under Gen
Mexican, was reported moving on
Blakesly, Baldwin county, Alabama
twenty-five milcs from Mobile.
Tho blockade rur ner Heroine, re.
Gently ran ont of Mobile with cargo
OF cotton, and escaped in the direction
Of Havana.
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$50 Reward.

SToLEN from the subscriber nm rr,o.J..,,,.,.
5January I'd, 1855, two miles east Of IancsstsT y;
As3ury Chapel, mn ENGLISH SADDLE. iair leatber a.
and nearly new. '"i' eo'her'
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ofthc saddle and apprehension Of the thief 'SN'"
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Jan 5,leB5
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NEW REBEt riRATE.

Tho new rebel pirate Sea King
with her name changed to Shonando.
ah, is reported actively at work on the
Atlantic, Captain Hanson, Of the
brig Susan, reports tho destruction Of
his vessel also of the barks Elena, L
D. Godfrey, ST. Clair Charter Oak.
and tho ship Kate Prince captured and
bonded. Sho sent the officers aud
men captgrcd 10 Brazil The Sbcnan
doah carries foul 'G8-pounder smooth,
borcs, two l2.pounders, and three 33
FOUNDER riled guns.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

New YoRK, July ia private letter from
Mr. Cyrus W. Field, states that the Great
Eastern would probably leave More on the
llth, and Vslentia on the 18th of July. All
representatives of the press of England
America and France to be excluded from the
Great Eastern during the laying OF the cable,
the Telegraph Construction Company, having
charge Of the undertaking, believing this
course necessary, AS some members Of the
press might enter into conversation with the
enginees, and thus distract their attention
from their highly important duties. A jour.
nal of the trip and its results, will, however, be
furnished the Associated Press Immediately
upon the arrival of the Great Eastern at
Hearts Content, and connection being made
with the shore ct that terminus OF the line, as
the cable across the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence,
between Cape Breton and New Fouudland
Island, is now out OF order for the first time
in seven or eight years, it is probable the
messages from and to the cable will have to
be sent across the gulf by a steamer, which
will delay the press reports from four to SIX
hours, Should there be enough Of the Allan
tic Cable to stretch across the gulf eighty
miles which is confidently expected 1t will,
We understand, be Immediately laid, and thus,
in few days, not .only restore the contin
uity of New Foundlsnd ,bnt the two continents
in az uninterrupted teegrAphc communics-
tion.
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Among the persons waiting for an inter
view with the President to-day, we're Mr..
johnson, Of Georgia, formerly Minister resi-.
dent near the Court Of Vienna Mellon w.
Brown, Of Tennessee, and VIM. R. Smith, Of
Alabama.
They we're formerly members of the United
States House Of Representatives, and are
here to obtain Executive clemency, having
been prominent rebels
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
The Postoffice at Danville was opened TO.
day, and the mail communication will here
after be regularly had at Washington and
that point The trains run regularly now on
the road between Richmond and Dauville.
There is no trouble from guerrillas or other
sources
The Army at the Shenandoah is virtually
discontinued
The llth Pennsylvania Cavalry took their
departure for home, from Winchester, to-day.
There are now no troops in the Valley but one
year men.
The guerrllas are represented as having
totally disappeared In few days more
there will probably be no troops left in the
valley, except at Winchester
The little village of Charlestown, where
Governor Wise hung John Brown, is visited
by many Northerners, who have carried of
every thing movable from the field, including
stones in which John Brown was hung
Harpers Ferryi ia rising rapidly from its
ruins. Mr.. Ames, a merchant from New
York, has purchased site for a large store,
which will soon be built, and other buildings
will probably soon go up
Last night costly pair of revolvers we're
presented to Captain Doberty, who command.
ed the detachment that captured Booth and
Harold, by the officers Of the 18th New
York Cavalry.
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countrymen, and would abide the result No
other emigration movements have trans.
pired.
The Treasury reports for the last six months
show falling of Of over $1,000, 900, as com
pared with the same period last year, yet the
gold and silver produce on the coast is known
70 be much larger The deposits at the Mint
last month aggregate 2,227,000, the largest
amount, during the same space Of time, in
three years.
The ship Seaman's Bride, owned at Boston,
was totally lost on a reef, on Barker's Island
March IL, with a partial cargo OF guano
bound for Europe.
The Central Transit Company's steamer
America has arrived from Panama uia San
Juan Del Sur, with the passengers who sailed
in the Golden Rule. from New York, May %,
and who we're wrecked on Roncsdoar
Reef
Also arrived, the Pacific mail steamer Col.
orado, from New York, vid Cape Horn lin
good condition, after favorable passage.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, July 20.
Cotton, dull at 4sa5Oc. Flour, quiet
sl Sc 70s6 80 Tor extra State, and S6s0aTO0
Tor round hoop Ohio. Wheat one and two
lower limited supply for winter 81 3s
for Milwaukee Club, l 50a55 for winter red
wester, and 42l for choice amber Michigan.
Corn shade irmer at 76asl for sound
s3acs5 for sound mixed western. Oats
shade frmer at 60c for western. Pork
6rmer, at $3l 00a3l 90 for new mess
26 00a25 foe SO and 64 do, and lsals so
tor prime Beef dull Lard firm at l7Ia
22c Whisky steady at 81 09a2l0 asked for
western Petroleum quiet, at 33a33ic for
crude, 52a53l for refined bond, and free do.
nominal
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From California.

SAN FRASolsco June 3O.-The steamer
Brother Jonathan, from Victoria and Port.
land, with nearly $500, 900 in gold has ar
rived.
The cable of the Russian telegraph has
been successfully submerged across Frazer
River.
Reports from the Northern mines very ia
vorable,
hon. Schuyler Colfsx has arrived 10
California. He speaks at PlacerviIle to-
Eight
Late adviees from Australia, say that the
war in New Zealand appears to beldraggipg
heavily along.
The Mexican emigrAnts, indicted for at
tempting to steal, were arraigned in the
County Court to day. When asked il they
desired counsel, replied they did not but
would be satisfied to be tried BY Aiury Of their
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NEw YoRK, July *

NJ" IVNNi JUIy 70,
Stocks,pteAdy. Money 6, Chicago 1865.
Skies and Fivetwenties coupons lO7i
Gold at l43si Erie 81 I; u s. 6s 81 coupons;
lO7t; Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy 100
620's coupons los do new issue lO4a
l040 coupon registered 81 coupons
97A 5s IA coupons 90, endorsed sos
99f New York. Central 95i Sterling more
doing at 1898 1909; One Year Certificate
SO Reading liz coupons 974 AtlaRtie
a Great Western Fast Bonds, Ohio division
80 coupons 1914 Chicago 4 Rock Island les I;
Chicago 4 Alton 80 Fort Wayne sc, Chicago
4 Northwestern 36a Cleveland 4 P,usburg
cot Illinois Central Scrip 1875 Indiana
Central loo Michigan Southern 63 Chicago
a Northwestern First Bonds 26t Western
Union Telegraph 75i 5.2O's, registered
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

i THEATRE-BEoKEL HALL The friends and
patrons of the Legitimate drama" will be
ratified to learn that Mr.. H. A. Weaver, the
.sentlemanly and popular manager, so well
fnd favorably known to our theater going
itizens, intends to open Beckel Hall on
Monday evening next for brief engagement.
His company comprises some OF the most tai.
nted and popular artists in the west and his
Entertainments will be of the most pleasant
md recherche character. The pieces to be per
sprmed on the opening night will be announc-
ID in due time
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CUBA, Monroe Co, Iowa, October 81, 1859

Having seen in the May number of the
Cincinnati Medical Journal, notice Of
SCovILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, and its
effects upon the system, I>procured at
Chicago dozen Of the medicine to try in a
case of Goitre. have also prescribed it in
case OF Enlargement Of the heart Of about
eighteen months standing. He had tried
every remedy, but kept growing worse When
| commenced prescribing for him, he had two
spells every twenty four hours--one at night
and one in the day-when everything would
be perfect blank before him. He could
neither see nor talk, and his circulation
would stop When it commenced again, bis
heart would throb so that you could see his
clothes over it move with quite a Jerk, and
you could hear his heart beat within him six
inches off his breast He has taken nearly
four bottles Of it, and now appears as well as
he ever was. He has been at work for the
last three weeks. am still treating that case
of Goitre, and will report progress.
Yours, A GAST0N, M. d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

B4-The following troops are now in Camp
Dennison, to be mustered out in few days
Batteries f and K, ist Ohio Light Artillery
Slst Ohio; 9th and 10th Ohio Cavalry lSlst
Ohio 1880 Ohio, and 74th Ohio, which leave
to-day. Yesterday the 74th delivered up
their arms and acoouterms snts to the Ordnance
Officer. Four years ago it left Camp Denni-
son with ,O25 men, shouldered the musket
and marched to the field now 5l8 OF the
original number of the regiment return their
arms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

Butthe crownng glory NJ his life remains to he at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination. FOR he
doea mi clam tn have been the Of CyDHnN
which Il the hasis ~ the pttArs now offered to the
public That honor helongs Ia the native inhabitants
OF Central America to whom its virtues have heen
known for move than two hundred Years Armed
with II the Indian bids defance to the most deadlv
malaria, and handles, wittlNut fear, the most
Gus serpents II IL belief with them, that while
there is breath In the hodv the Cedron is potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
While Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex.
travagant pretension he nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination oi the evidence relating to
its virtues, tn as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising rom exposure, either TO change OF
weather or climate, or to mlasmstIc influences, II
stands
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jyl9d&wlm

H6S"We see by the papers n Indianapolis
lat the price Of meat and vegetables has de
lined very materially in that market within
be past week Choice steaks can now be
nt for fifteen cents per pound, for which
Penty and twenty-five cents we're asked a
eek ago Vegetables and bread have de-
pned in price in proportion TO meat. The
lme thing ia true of Cincinnati, Columbus
|leyeland and other cities in Ohio but there
no reduction ofprices in our market, The
hyton markets are ahead of New York in the
Ale of prices, Potatoes retailing at the rate Of
60 per Oushel, and the largest crop ever
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And ts attendauttrain OF symptoms, acts like
A CHARM than q medicine. There is nothing in the
whole range OF Matepa Medica that can for moment
bear a ompRrison with u in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may hefound
in the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens
atory, pages 1887 and 1898.
series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged, has Just been brought
ful termination, and he is enabled to oei TO the
public acombnation o. fCBDR0N with other ap proved
tonics, the whole preserved the best ql aty OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is conf
dent has equal in the world.
he might furnish a volume of certificates, but the
public have long since learned to estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan is for every
totestfor himself the virtues of new medicine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

DsS~The Government buildings in Dayton
and Hamilton are 10 be sold Immediately tc
the highest bidder Cincinnati Enquirer.
We know ofno government buildings" in
dayton for sale, unless the "black hole" in
|pur county Jail, once used by the infamous
Keith to mprison Democrats, may be consid
Bred as such--or certain other building
where Lieutenant Somebody, about the same
Lime, fell asleep with his breeches down.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

TURNER'S the Cincinnati CONNER,
cial, we learn that there is TO be grand
"Turnfest' OF all the Turner Societies in the
Union in that city in September next, which
will be the first grand reunion of the kind in
America This is the result of the recent es.
tablishment of the universal "Turnerbund, y
and fraternity of the disciples of jain. The
festivities will continue five days
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

B0s" Those who desire 10 procure good
job of carpenter work, should call on Mr.. j.
s Barton, Ludlow street, between 9th and
9th Mr., b. is first class mechanic, and
will not fail to render entire satisfaction to
all who may call on him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-20

Day" have for sale two thousand two hun
red and seventJ-one acres Of land in Mont.
pmery county, comprising some of the finest
Arms
Call at the Northeast corner Of Main and
bird streets, over Dayton Bank, il you want
purchase good farm at fair price.
JAMES KELLY,
.jyl9d&wlm Real Estate Agent.
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MATRIMONIAL.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN; II you wish TO
~ marry you can DO so by addressing me. / vii
information, that will enable you to marry hspplly
and speedily, irrespective Of age, wealth or beauty
This information will cost You nothing and II you
wish to marry, will cheertGFly assist you All let
ters strictly confidential. The desired information
sent by return mail, and no reward asked Please in
close portage or stamped envelope, addr ssed to
yourself. Address,
eARAH u. LAMBERT,
Greenpont,
mled3m Kings Co New York.
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nnIsdIsnn

nlSSOLUTG0N-The partnership heretofore exist.
IL ing between Henry Poock and Angus us TeReler
under the style Of Pook Co., was on the eight day
Of July, 1865, dissolved by muta consent o. The par.
ties. The said Henry Poock will pay all the debs N
said firn and s authorized to collect all claims due
said Arm. HENRY POOCK,
AUG TEGELER,
The business cons isting Of a avery Stable Flour
aud Feed Store will he carried by the subscrb beT
on tho North side Of Fifth Gtreet, near Wayne.
HENRY PooOK.