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A.-POiinIx q Son, Mecrschaum Manu-
faciures COZ broadway, Fourth street Pipes ana
Cigar Holders Wholesale and RETAIL cut 10 order mount
cd aud repaired.
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Untrsmmea Hats.
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND cHIzpREN
No nmt regards variety. and the moderate pr'es
In the trade. 0gNfN. s1 Broadvey.
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A.-The Finsss Ovcrcoats Ever Seen N
ibis country for sale ~ popular prizes -.,...,...
l. " BROkAW, % Lafayette place
and - rougth avenue nnccs'te CoQ2ss lal2p.
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The LOSs OF the ship Caroline NesmItn.
British ship Mersey and Bark john
L.. H.

From .he New Orleans ?icay Inc, Nov.
We learn t.on the of the bark John Wesley, who
arrived hcrs yesterday morning by the steamship Her
Livingston, FROM Key West, that the bark John
cearedon the 18th Of October with cargo Of thou
sand four hundred and sytN bales cotton snd tog
sand two hundred slaves, went ashore Mnraay 21h
ult at haf-Past vc O'Clock r. NJ. one handled ani iy
miles 10 northwest OF Key West. Captain Pst'eD snd
made 10 react, the shore in their boats whcrs
they pitched tent, AMI were kindly taken cd by the
United states .rnboat Nowbern, ani carried into Kcy
West, at which po Mt part OF the embarked for
this sort The Livingston. and the remainder went
New York.
Tho Livingston brought par. of the crew Of the
Caroline Neanib, Captain Mafsh from Mobile cotton
loaded, bound for liverpool which vessel went ashore
sunday. Tho 23d ut ut ten Z. NJ, on French Reef,
forty niles tn the westward Of KAY West. One boats
crew OF nine had arrived at Key West previous TO
the Livingston leaving Who reported that they had not
heard from Captain Marshall and the rest uf the
sine they lrf. The wrecN; but they are al! safe
The BritNh ship Mersey from Honduras (mahogany
loaded went asor in The same gale ali about the
time two hundred miles to the norihward Of Key West.
Four had been picked up in almost dy ing cond.-
ton and taSca into Key West. The captain and
had all TO boats and RATS Nothing had been heard
Of tue officers AMI when tue Herman Livingston
left Key West
The above reports are from portion Of the crews Of
the Caroline Nesmith and bar John Wesley who worked
their passage on he Livingston from Key West They
also report that new American bark. name unknown,
John wesiey, reported 10 he days from New
Orleans They could not ascertain her port of dcsti
nation.
There vague rlmor at Ksy West of the loss NJ
the ship Joseph Holmes; bt IL could not be traced TO
any reliable source
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

charlottesville rtman's Pre- Inn Patent
Ella site rubber CRUTCfiES Send for CIRCULAR
LovEJ0y TAYLOR, T6ls Broadway
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KNOCKS last and handsorst style of Winter Hal
rnenens III call without delay NJ his estsb
hshen No 6s Broadway, under the Prescott House. ard
appreciate superb fabric fancy you ca
you will delight OF the most satisfactory character
The KNOX Hat unquestionaby the fsvorehe 'DcGter
of its class.
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GlBaAirAR, Oct. -, 1895.
Cholera is rapidly abatins No reported
Thursday next October "a has been appointed by the
Roman Catholic Vicar Apostolic OF Gibraltar day OF
solemn Thanksgiving Almighty God for tho deiverancc
of this city from the scourge or cholera, and also ap
pOuting that day for the celebration OF To Deum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

Miss NJ A. Buic Of the southern States, Known a. the
sForenrs Nightingale OF the the soldiers Friend
takes this opportunity 20 thank Messrs Lisngsio,, For
Co Of York. for passage by the steamship Twilight
this being only act Of benevoleuce w her
the people the North for her hund
and wounded uuted States troops NJ. a. BUtE
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Report or the Steamship Fung shucy.

IRON IN" New trleaas ficayHns, NOV. y
The steamship Fung Shuey. captain H.;dretb, from
New YORK October -, reached her wharf at early
hour last evening We subion the following interesting
purser's repGr.t--
October ~. 1885, eighty Ave niles east of Beaufort n
c. fell In with steamship Chase from New York October
81. bould Tor Sarannah. Her ensign was Union down
Ran alongside and through bad steering her part col
lided with her when nine of her passengers and
iuIo ped 90 .o1r Neither seriously in
jured b; the collision lowered our boat and put them
oil on boart bu. two George w. Windsor and J. T. Nc.
Nichols, refused to return They reported that
the 23d October bey had strong gale The steamer got
hall flll OF water and sustained considerable damage
Her fires were put out tao engine stopped aud the
sengess baled her out Evidently they all much
frightened, the pgrser among the rest who hoiscd the
ensign "Union down Gasnoyn TO the captain, who
with the engineer, below In the engine ROOM The
captain reported the steamer all right; said she
We then proceeded on course. ON the 30th
October, half between Jupte. Lighthouse and Cape
FLORIDA, picked up IA small boat Captain W. H. Apple
man and crew, ot oshng smack Munie. OF Mystic
Conn, bound for Key West He reported that he lost
his vessel OF Jupiter In heavy gale on he 23d October
From Hisborougl Inlet TO sombrero Lighthouse passed
the following disasters Five vessels sunk ana dis
with standing The captain OF the smack reports
also, that no Jaw propeller towing GsD,astcd brig
and that from the 2;d TO tho Goth Of Cctooer while he
was waiting at Jupiter (or weather TO ges to Cape Flo
rida) large quantities OF steamboat caoin work snd
furniture shore. The captain left Us in his
small boat with all bis 1.-TWO men and two BOYS, 10
get board o, six schooners and sieamcr that
was wrecking large black ship loaded with cott'.n
lying on Grecian Shoa In all ten Tesses ashore and
sunk probably, ~ the gqlc of the 3D. msLy
old wrecks besides those reported Had one weather.
during The passage.
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Aies and Porter.
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH,
Brewers OF Pale Aies and Porter,
Wes Eghteenlh st. between seventh aud Eighth T.
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Tho Bridal Chamberlain Essay 80
warning and Instruction for Young Men Published By ne
Ioa free OF chRrg~ al
opss Address o. sEln uoughon Howard Associa si,n
~. 4l.A.I Pa
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Young Ladies who Are Obiigea %
teach In The public schools Ord their occupation none the
plsssants particularly from the inpurty o. the
air 10 their class n ,hey wish 70 remedy the owl the
ga 40 90 oy prtunnss io.io Of 'hs befrriAS LorVS
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silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX 4 GIBBS. 0O8 Broadway
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Ask FOR PHALON'S-rAKB NO OTHER.
sold by druggists generally
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MANUFACTURED ONLY by PHALoN 4 son

A most Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume. ala
TILED from the and beautiful tower which takes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

BTAINING MONEY UKDEk FAL3K
PRETENCES--vendfng trumpery lmi
tat.ons OF Lubin's extracts as genuine
The game IL about pl<Yed ont. however. .
FOR tue universal pVularity Of PHA
Ions might BLOOMING CERE
U.s. has literally t.xen the wind out Of
the sale OF the tricksters. who pretend
to sell articles tina. cannot now he I'm
ported e-cept at q dead loss.-Camden
Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
EATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
The Blair Mission.

Nav YoRE, January 4-Ths Tribnne's
Warrington apecist says
All that ie known Of the Blair mission is
this The President was fully apprised OF The
motives and purposes that induced the elder
Blair to desire to 60 to Richmond, but he de
clined to make himself responsible for the
journey. He would not give written au-
thorization Of it nor officially promote it; but
be told Blair that he should allow Gen. Grant
to act on his own sense Of duty and policy in
forwarding him to Richmond, or refusing him
passage through our lines.
1t is understood here that when tho Blairs
reached Grants headquarters, = telegram
from the Secretary OF War was there ahead
Of them. Apprising the General that their
mission to Richmond was selfassnmed and
without the authority Of the President, and
suggesting in the special or tenor Of the dis
patch, il not in words, that the mission had
better be stopped.
The Bairs staid at headquarters two days
aud then retraced their way home 1t is un
derstood that Montgomery is not 10 60 into
Richmond with his father; that he was to avail
his return at City Point. To strip this mis-
sion Of all diplomatic character. rnmor has
been started to-day that Blair simply endeAv
ored TO go to Richmond to recover portions o
his political correspondence taken las: yeal
BY Breckenridge from his mansisn at Silver
Spring, and which Is Of 30 delicate a charac
ter that mercy to living politicians and decen
cY TO dead ones required that it should bt
recovered and suppressed at all hazards.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
professional.

And or the past three years Surgeon IN the United
States Navy, has opened office ut No, 2lb, Third
street. between Jefferson and 81 Clair sire etsi north
side Having had the advantage OF the Hospitals IN
ew York aud Phiadclphta, with twenty years o.
successful prntice, the afflicted msy rest assured
,anap,, that the advanced condition OF the Soisnet
ri ffeiicns can render
Dr WIsE cures CONSUMPTION, THRgAI and all
RESPIRA TONY DIbEA- rs BY MEDICAL IN
dALkTiON tho only reliable means known to the
profession which has proven so universally success
iul IN the East aud in Europe He treats al diseafes
OF the EYE + ana EAR, also all diseases peruls "a
Females, and ali CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what
so-eyer uHy be their character. The most ineredu
lrHs viii be convinced VI bis success by calling az Nh
JfLe No. 27S, Third street. Dayton, or by Obtaining
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. ill O'Clock 4. NJ
octlb d6W3n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS NALE o. REAL
ESTATE,

I N pursusges OF an order granted hy NO Probate
1 curt OF MontRomery County, Ohl,, in the ei
isaac Layieyer aud aimps Mutt, Executors OF tho
last will and testament OF David Young aseesSr,i.
against Ruth Young ~ ai defendants, will offer isr
sale, " pubic auction on BA AtURBAi, the alst dfy
OF December. A. u 1854, at sclook, sfernoon, upsn
the premises, The following described real estate
s.tuvte utAe County oi oni2omsry, and Stas uf
ono, to.wit:
Fifteen acres sf land token of the South side or the
arm owned by the heirs OF David Young decd
situate iu Section 50, Town q lsngs =, N k's de
scubsd ~ tOliows; Beginning ~ stone On tie Casi
line of said section, the Hsuth q aad
isrm tk-nce north ON the east line q sHid section
s'74 ehunk to stone thence south IS vtst :7's5
CHAINS to the c-ntre ui turnpike ro thence south
eastwafy, with the centre Of said road TO hans
the south Hest corner said isTm thence the
line between Young and Laeyer, north rs 20 t6
cAslns 70 the place oi tegnnng, containing JFtssh
aeTss Of idad.
Appraised nj silo per care Tsrms of sale OHs
thlTd cash, one third IA one year, and one third
years from the Gay Of sale, with interest the
payments 10 bo secured BY mortgage upon the pre-
miasa sold, ISAAC LAFEVER,
5lHFSON MUTT.
EIeeutsTa, &C. OF David Young. des'd
J. D. BAoSotT, Any for Executors novsep4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
sHERIFF's SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of Iotn Suausberger,
deueRsed, vs.. edmund steckvl OF al
Gaze No. -Sts.
DY vrtue Of, and in obedience TO- an srder Of sale
ID made by the superior Court OF Montgomery
county, OHIO will ofer at public sale at lhe door sl
the USurt House IN dayton, on
Sef'rn0y, JsnpSrp IA. 1905,
At two o'elecK M VI said Gay, the ollowing de-
scrbed cal estate, VIE; Lots numbered two thousand
six hundred and Ii rec Os) and iour thOussnd and
ninety (aOoll designated The revised plat OF
the city Of la, ton NE county Of kontgomery and
state Of ohio
Lot No 2gOs IL situated on west Third street north
side, en- which there is large two story frame dwel
ing Rnd other out bulldlngs-house No dts and hes
been appraised at "a 900.
Lot No 4U9l 10 a vacant lotand extends from Aa n
lev street 10 Frank street. near Warren street, and
has been appra' sed st 500,
The above described property cannot sell for less
than tg thirds Of ITS appraised value.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont county.
OpkIK a UAHILb, AttOI neys d,B avis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
By Telegraph.
ZOE THE DAILY EMPIRE


NEW YoRK, January 2.--The Post states
that the quota Of New York city, under the
800 900 call Of the Government, has been
Fixed at 4,43O men, and this number is re-
duced by more than one thousand recruits,
obtained since the time at which this assign
ment was made. The deficiency, therefore,
is not far from 5000 men.
CRIME IN NEW YORK
An officer was shot last night while de-
tending a woman from ruffisn.
A Mr.. Burnett was shot while attempting
TO secure a burglar caught on his premi.
ses
Mr.. Hobelsted was nearly killed by n raj
fan on the corner OF 26th street and Broad
way.
.Aa old man Of eighty years was severely
cut and nearly killed by gang ofrufiiAns on
the corner OF Twenty sixth street and Sixth
Avenue woman named Catharine Smith
was shot through window Of her residence
in Second Avenue. A fireman named Jamei
Carnes was shot on the corner of Thirteenth
street end Fifth Avenue, and Martin o Con
mel was shot on the corner Of Station stree
and Bowery.
The above is partial chapter Of the crimt
in this city last night.
Harry Lazarus the prize fighter was killeC
this morning by being stabbed in the neck b,
Barney Trisry, in an alteration. Trier.
made his escape.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Entrrndl Rrhenur.
INTERNAL RkVENUE.
Special Assessment NOtiCe.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvBNUE
RrATE ONO, THiED DisrRIsz
DAITVS, ohIO, Nov. 81, 1854
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that she A. Eess-
~ ment OF heSPESiAL ave Ier cent lssoHE DUTY
inale IN accordance with the requirements josnl
Kest luuon OF congress, approved JuA 4, lbGA ON NJ
incomes return Tor the year ending December 81
1861 has been delivered tome by the IhstIiei Asses
sOr for co lection, and the same must be paid OF
heiore the Got day Of December next
IS DETsuLT fHEHsOT ten percent penalty 10 requir-
ed Dy law to be ided and coll-csons to he ensfced
10y distraInt.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
h.sassmeus N he collected At tho Office OF the NJ
dar.gned corner Of Third amt Jet-rson streets, pay-
ton, OHIO, Those or
BUTLER COUNTY
AZ the ofise " Ezra Potter, peruy Collector HSrail-
WARREN COUNTY
AZ the ofioe Of Jasob Aortis Deputy Collector Lob
anon, Ono bor
PREBLE COUNTY
At,hs ofhee OF Josiah CRmphell, Depuiy Collector,
Eaton, Ono. JOHN l.. MARrfk
novas-d6Wiill dsc2o Collector I'd Dist.o' Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

NEw ToRk, January A-Cotton quiet at I
20; Flour 10 cents higher at 10 25al0 35
for extra state aud II 20all 80 for round
hoop Ohio; Wheat 3a5 cents better at 2 55
for good winter red western, and 2 40 Tor
fair do; Rye active at ~ for western;
Corn quiet at 50 for mixed western; Oats
qaiet aud fam at | l9ial 09 Pork active
and higher at AZ 75a43 l21 for one year
old mess, 43 5Oa44 90 for new and 36 OC
n36 SO for prime Lard iirmer at 2lR26c;
Whisky firm Al 2 2ia2 24!--generAl'y held
at rs; Petroleum 6rmer OF 52a53c crude, Is
Tor refined in bond, and 95c for free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

FBOh WChhoNns
The Richmond Sentinel, J,G Davis organ,
OF the 3lst save;
/ II we are overcome, give US political alli-
ance aud association with England, France,
Spain, aoy ether, rather than subiugauon by
the Yautees.
The Sentinel also says the peace resolutions
offered 10 the North Carolina Legislature
were defeated in the Senate by 10 to 2l, un
der motion to take from tie liable
The storm through which Admiral Porter'
feet rode in safety, is said TO have been the
most terrible that has occurred on the Ooas
IN years.
The rebels regard It as special act o
Providence in their favor, As It gave then
time for reparation. r.
| The movement 10 make General Lee Gener
RliHsmo continues.
The Augusta Constiiutonslist says tha
Atlanta was sacked by Georgiaus after Sher
man left il
! Deserters from the rebel army have tekeT
possession Of the North Carolina mountains
expelled the rebel citizens aud DEFY the rebe
authority .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

NEw YoRK, JAnusry 4-The Worlds Beau
fort, South OarolinA. correspondent, dating
28th ultinO, say.
Increasing preparations are making in
Sherman army to resume the offensive. The
enemy evidently expeet ea attack on Chsrles'
ton and Branchville. 1a. a.sa ..a
Refugees say Charleston Is being surround
ed by formidable eartb@orkI,
A portion of Dahlgrsns feet ia engaged in
removing obsructions from the Savannah
river, some OF which are very formidable
| A spacious channel has been made for yes
sols plying between Hilton Head and Savan'
nah ~ t,.-'". '.-..... ... ....-.ss77
Fosters army IL still at Broad River Land
ing, covering the Charleston b Savannah
tRailroad. ~
1t is now said that lIardee's army passed
over thai road 10 Charleston
L We have had many visitors from Savsn-
nah. Citizens speak welof Sherman's rule
Gen. GeaFy has issued orders dividing Ss
vannsh into two military districts, protecting
public and private property, registering per
sons formerly in the rebel army, concerning
arrests, continuing the FIRE department, water
and gas works, arrest Of struggling soldiers
Ansportation Of persona within the rebe
lines who want to 60, supply of destitute per
sons with food.
Gen Sbe,mAn in sneoisl field orders. state.
that as Savannsb will stiII be held ss a mill
tarv most for future military uses. il ia prone,
N iav down certain general prineiples. thal
ali NAV nndsrstand their duties and oblga
Gons
He then nrooeeds TO state what NAV be
,aTmit,ed for the convsnienee and eomiort al
he nsonls in which are embraced ali the nee
sssaTy priyeIdges Of a l.rgs community.
| Tho nubIication of newsnanera il limited 10
tvo Tbe editors to he held 10 strict Acooua
tab,li,y for libels mischievou, matter. prema.
tnrs new, exagVeratnd s,Atenents or any
comment. whatever on the acts of the author
;ties
The Savannah Republican of the 2sth con
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

REBsL SoEDlERs,--A lar ge number OF Con-
federAte prisoners passed through the city
yesterday They were in n destitute condi-
tiou, very many Of them, as regards clothing.
Some, we are informed were barefoot, and
suffering from frozen feet 1t would require
a Hipd Of infinite capacity to realize all the
suffering which has resulted to both ses,iSnf
/of the couutry from this awful war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

=spB-Il is impossible nowadays 70 keep
ones name out Of the papers To-day list
appears of all persons who pay an income tax,
with the amount Tomorrow the names OF
all persons who pay tax OF any kind, with
the amount, may be read in the newspaper.
The day af.er, the names Of all parsons lia
bic to the draft are published. II su individ
uars name appears in neither Of these lists, i
may be found among the killed, wounded
prisoRers, or deaths in hospitalb II in sure
to get in the papers somehow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

A SUGGEsTIsN We would recommend .
meeting of the recruiting committees from the
different Wards and Townships in this dis
trist, to agree on fair and liberal bounty to
be paid to recruils AS at present conducted,
with one commiltss bidding against the 9th
srs no sniforNity can be had, the advances
price seldom going into the pocket Of the re-
eruit With an understanding such Is above
indicated, we have not dsubt but the quota
of the district would be filed in half the time
as there would be no indusement for persons
who contemplate entering the service TO hold
back. ntists a4h El tnb ef4saaI
A liberal percentage ought also to be al
lowed to parties engaged in procuring re-
sruits. Ifthis suggestion meets with favor
from the parties interested, they can indicate
their desires TO us personally or by letter, and
II Unnecessary we will continue to agitste the
question. We would recommend the meeting
to be held in Dayton on Saturday next.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

THE BRAsT. .-Govcrums nj officials every-
where are yery particnlar TO advise ths pub
. lic as off as they speak Of the subiest, thns
"ths..draft vi be surely made" uAless the
quotas Of alkthS States BE- filled We pre-
Same nobedy doubts that sueh will be the
fact. Nor does any sensible man doubt an
other fact, viz: that draft will follow draf. al
not very distant intervals, so lesE as the var
sontinueS We hope that a efficient Huss-
ber Of men will BE- obtained to All, ,the present
call by voluntary enfistsnents and substitutes;
but what shall be dsnS next timer Who is
there, liable to The draft, that has not already
contributed aboat as much ss he feels willing
or able, 10 purchase exemptionf But let al
remember, that no sooHsr shall the present
demand be satisfied, than wS will begin to
hear Of the reed Of a new conseription; and
in the course of no great length Of time, q
new proclamation will appear under the hand
and seal OF Old Abe demanding more men
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

tBFwe see il stated that some gentlemen
Qf New York have fitted up fast-sailing
clipper ship in elegant style, placed on board
every conceivable lsxury, manned her with a
hue crew, and rendered hsr to General Nc
Clelan for one year, to uail where he will,
with his family, the entire expense to be borne
<by the,gentlonsn aforensmed. We have moi
,.LheArdfbat the General accepts, but presume
III he does, his srst voyage will be made uT
S. River ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04

A GooD PLAN,-The plan adopted in some
parts Of Indiana TO provide Tor the coming
draft, seems to be good one, and is ptefera
bic to any private club arrangement Every
man subject to draft is asked TO contribute
$25, and with this sum the quota Of any givrr
township or county can be provided with sub
stitutss, agiIaa !
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

IRA. GEIGER will hereafter attend SsfaaUes 90
IL an office practice, and will give Especial Aten
ton to the treatment NJ CHRONIC DISEASES, such
hs Disease. Of the THROAT and LUNGS, VI the EY E
and EAR X, sCROr ULOUS AFFECTIONS, &c Prim'
AIRY and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONORRHQfA,
sLEEr, STRUCTURES, TMPOTENCY, SC Also,
DIrEAsrs PEouLIAR TO FEMALES, and every variety o
Chronic DiseGe, whatever may he Its character.
Office hours from a m to p
Eundeys, 2 to lOa IN, to 6 .at,
Ofice-Comer OF Jefferson and Fifth a. Dayton,
ONO octS-lmdimw-ll IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-04
Thoma. again on the war Path

CEcINEATl, January 4.--The Commsrcials
Tennessee correspondent intimstss that news
from Thomas' army will hereafter be received
from another direction, as marching orders
have been issued and the whole army is in
motion.
All sick and wounded have been sent to
Nashville,