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City and Other Matters.
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t lit- huriRK Comptnv will he held at the fc.
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rjnTlna.A nifi'l I n.i nf I til lnf.b -tiiil.li.r. tt
D. K. BOYER, President.
PlO NiO St Josephs coiiirregation pro-
pmes liiiK'iny a Tic Nic on tS l'air (Ir.iiinds
on Thnmd.iv, the Hi t!nv of August. Pro-
cceds npplif d to a illimitable purpose.
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For Sab A pood I thiiip Ilmi for unlp.
-which can o erron.! to any twit of ll,o oity
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For Rent or Sale A house for isle or
rent on Walnut street. Call al Wm Walkor'a
Clolhinpr Siore No. .".01 Thiid airm-t.
July 18th
To-morrow nlternoin, al 2 o'clock, C. V
Huber & Son will oll'-r the Viot property at
Public Sale at the Cmirt House. See plat at
their store.
Pio-Nio There will be a Grand Union
l'it-Nic and Cotillion Party at Levi Heard"
aheer'fl Grove four miles norih of Onyton, on
Saturday, July liOih, 1801. Admittnncn to
Floor ?1 00 j.cr couple.
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Lincoln Policy. i'lm policy of the
man Abraham is at lant clearly developed
It ia XiyperoT Nuthinij! There is no escape
from this conclusion, and his adherents, may
now be atyled with striking exactitude, of
phnise as Nicr-or-Nothinmsts.
SKiyWearo cruiilied to observe that the
Cincinnati Commercial can occasionally con
dense its "lists of Sherman's dead nod wound
ed," so us to inuke caustically pluvial com.
ments on the "family jars'' of the Democracy.
Now Yaur Time. Thnso who think of
joining the Copperheads had better make ap
plication imme liately, ns th ; quota is almost
full. From all quarters we hear of large and
influential accessions to our ranks. W'e shal'
he able to "restora the L'uion" by volunteer
ing. No draft need he npprtheiidcd.
Who are the Rebels Njw? If, us ap
pears by recent ilcvelopeinents, the rebels are
willing- to ground their uruis, and return to
the Union, upon the Funic terms that their
, fathers o'ii into it, then, we niay periinenily
inquire, who are the enemies of the Union?
those win are willing to restore it, or those
who ain't ?
Westward the Greenbacks of Despot
ism take their Way, Keen it before the
people that all the greenbacks of the Kastcrn
monopolist have been scut We6t to purchase
our wool and wheat, and they are holding
gold down until lh-ir plan is consummated.
What's the use to talk of the "prices" they
are paying, yreenbavktT' It's a grand
scheme to swindle our producers and to
brins; our iimssos to want, and it is nothing
else.
A rainful Instance of Getting; Up too
Barly. I'lie proprietor ol the liuruul House
has been p'ueed umlrr obligations to the
Journal of this city for advertising its "poor
wine" at $ui),0l) per bottle. If the Journal
conld be permitted to lie a bed a little longer
in the inornliitrs, what a glorious thing it
would be. Too much early rising hath made
it sick.
SkiTl n commenting with great colored
ability on the Clifton Houie an t Niagara
' 'peace negotiations, the JournaC tales rank
in this wise:
"Suffice it that, if President Lincoln has
permitted these rebel emissaries to visit Wash
ington, it is a circumitancn which wi II nltiact
the attention of the civilized world, and of
copperheads."
What effect it will have upon the black re
publicans and other barbnriam the Journal
does not say. But it is fair to infer that it
.goes upon ite favorite and truly original prin
ciple that a "clear statement of case disposes
of argument." So be' It: The civilizi-d world,
and the copperheads, against the abolitionists
and the real of mankind, inclusive of the
South Sea Islanders and Dirger Indians
Col. Jaques ana the Abolitionists
The abolition press of the counlrj are vent
jiig a portion of their spleen, just now, upon
a certain Col. Jiovks, of the 7X1 Illinois In
fantry, who, by the gracious permission of
Lincoln, was paused through Grant's lines,
and succeeded in making his way safely in
to the rebel capitnl. The visit is represent
ed as being a private enterprise, but by some
sort of strategy or hocus pocus the "volunta
ry embassador" was fnrnished magnificent
quarters al the Spotswood House, and was
honored with two interviews with the Confed
erate President, and al least one ditto with
Secretary Benjamin. The Colonel reports
Jeff in good condition, (what's left ol him)
and our prisoners as well cared for as is pos
sible under the circumstances; and this is
the "head and front of bis offending." If he
had pronounced Dav s haggard and despon
dent, and our prisoners starved and dying of
neglect, he might now, instead of being the
subject of ridicule, have been chief among
the lions of the abolition tribe.,,.
The Colonel was "treated" with distinguish
ed consideration generally, while sojourning
in the rebel capital, on "smiles and wine of
the brightost hue," with f CO 00 brandy by
way ef variety.
Ban B.iee Great Show On Friday'
nett, .IrttT' Jii. Dan Kino in announced to
U I'uy mill h.s Kreat show nf educated
' erl.., ,.1-sr animals Dan Kiea lias e
coiitnre.l to intfrarintR liiinself amonjat all
classes and conditions of men everywhere.
Ithat h neer f'l to collect in Imrannse au-
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ilienee, but on this occasion no ha concen.
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Iralcd such a comlnnntion of attracnom that
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we nrc not surprise I al the accounts we hear
"I" 11,0 multitudes who throng the Great Show
wherever it has exhibited :thi Reason, A
jeomple'e Mud of l'reneh, Knglish mid Amer-
'CHn thoroughbred horses, educated in every
i'nn'.'iniili'i1 style of the mtninje ; dancing and
tricls horses, school mill libeny horses of eve
ry ooncp.vn.u.H simile of tuition ; roinic mule
infrinpintr upon the voontum ofilieir mas'cr;
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i. ii nii.ru imi ii mi uni i-i-iiut'itf in uiNKiry 111
his original captnre, for the nmusement of the
public; and a troupe of educated dogs and
monkeys from Paris and London, constitute
the superstructure upon which this famous wit
has erected an entertainment that is the ex
citement of the day. The performances of
lb wonderful blind, talking horse, Excelsior,
Jr., nlone, are said to be worth the price ol
admission to see Mrs. Huo Itice will also
piear mid exercise her horses in the French
and Kml-IihIi school of the maneye.
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By Telegraph.
TEPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Night's Dispatches.
Atlanta not Evacuated-The Rebels Repulsed.
Inlft.
Wasiiimiton, July 21 The National Re
publicnn, in an extra, has furnished the fol
lowing intelligence . The Government re-c-
ived di.ipaicli"S from General Thomas this
A. M , announcing that tho enemy , attacked
the Union lines three times yesterday, "(20th,)
and was repulsed each time, with little loss to
us Most of our men fought behind earth
taotks, hence the small loss, but the enemy
enmini? out of the defenses tif tho city to oi
ler bu'tlc, became more exposed and suffered
greatly.
Atlanta not Evacuated-The Rebels Repulsed. Battle at Winchester--General Averill
Victorious.
Washington, July 21. Thn Star says a
dispatch from General Hunter reports that
the following has just been received from
General Averill, near Winchester. 20th:
LieiitenantCeueral Ureckenridge divided
his forces at Berryysville last niirht, sending
General Karly to Winchester, and taking the
oilier omlon lowum illilwooU 1 attacked
and defeated General Karly today, in front of
Winchester, killing and wounding over three
Lun died ol Ina olUuers and -men, capturing
inur cannon ana several nun.lreil small arms
and about .two hundred prisoners. General
Sibley i severely wounded and in our bands.
Colonel Doord, of the 5Hth Va.js killed.
The cannon and prisoners have been sent
to Martiustiurg. The enemy's loss in 0 Dicers
is heavy : Prisoners report their force (o have
Been ;,,iiun.
The cmnmnnds of Jackson and Imhoden,
which were preseut, are not iucludtd in the
mentioned strength.
MORNING REPORT.
What Stragglers and Reliable
say About the Raid.
Wasiiikoton, July 21. liiihly-ono rebel
prisoners nave necn nr.iug.it here Irom Sandy
Hook .Maryland. Tli-v stale they were in
clmrue ofnneoi the plunder tr ims, and were
overtaken near nicKer s Imp, by a portion
ol ine pursuing tore.-, under tJrook. A fight
iminediatetly lollowed, but the train guard
finding it impossible to save the train destroy
ed it by lire, end retreated leaving the team
sters and others to llie mercy of our forces.
A letter received by an ollicer in Washing
ton from Sandy Hook Maryland, states many
stragglers from the retreating rebel forces
come into p'ace daily, and surrender them
selves Men worn down by rupiik inarching
and many of them hare (not and their clothes
torn to tatters. . ' '
The Evening Star learns' from a fnrmi
citizen nf Madison Co , VH. who hns some time
been sojourning in l'V f.x Co., that ho hns
reliable information showing that lha rebel
raiders met with s i many mishaps in getting
away with the plunder fn m Maryland that
wuai tney nave niannged to keep will hardly
pay iuiiiu lor ineir irounie.
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Severe Fighting on Johnson's Island.
WasHinotoN, July 22 lhe Ileral l's cor
respondent from Union Head lha 1 Jth says :
.-mice niy iai icirer mere has been severe
hghting by our forces on Johnsou's Island
under Hatch, composing a part of lhe recent
expedition, General Sexton sen! a regiment
on Thursday to attack the rebel riiilit. where
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ine naiiery nan ncen stullouea.
The men charged at douhle-niiick. anil an
furiously that the enemy retired in great con-
lUHion
They cimo very near canturlnir a batterv
which had just time to limber un aud be off
with considerable loss.
A fight eecurred on Saturday morninir
Enemy having received their reinforcements
an attack was mude by the rebels, who advan
ced al annul -1 o'clock under cover of a heavy
log, and droce in our pickets, nearly opposite
Fort Pringle. '
At quarter before six o'clock Ihev advanced
in force, and a fiu'ht of fifteen minutes follow.
ed, in which the rebels were renulssd
Strengthened acain tho rabels mada another
advance at half pat six o'clock and attempted
to carry our position by assault.
Our troops reserved their lire until the re'.),
els were almost upon them when, with double
shotted guns, they opened with grape and oun-
isier, mowing aowu the advancing columns
by the score. . i
The infantry also kept un an accurate and
continuous tire with musketry at such sborl
range that great havoc was made.
In 5 or 10 minutes from the time of the
attack the enemy was retreating in great con
tusion, without having reached even our front
rille pits. . t
Their artMlery opened on us with great fu
ry, and under its fire the rebel infantry took
shelter.
Our loss in killed, wounded and missing
was only 2, and some of the wounded only
slightly injured.
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Avertill's Fight.
M" limit, July 22 The Tribunes Win-
! 'h"rr Peu'."' ""T": General Aturills (igbt
tleneral Keller, four (. of artillery, l,i
huiidreil prisoners mid lire hundred killed ami
' """tided. Our Iom m nol over two nund-
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red and fifteen killed and wounded and none
min-iing. (.
Universal Regret in and
Universal Regret in Washington. and Everywhere Else.
Nkw Yoni, July 22 The Uerald'e Wanh
iniiin "pcciftlsiiyii: It in almost mi tiniTeranl
reeret lipra that Secretary Wtnriton reported
reniKimtion is not cnnliriiK d. Slunluli ha
issued nn order prohibiting clerki from tfivintf
information respecting husiness of tho L)ta
partmenl to outsiders.
Secretary Fessenden has gono to New
Vork.
Semmes Not to be Demanded.
WAisitlKUToK, July' 22' The report of an
offic al demaoo lor (the surrender ol Capthio
Srinmes is unfounded.
Semmes Not to be Demanded. Tribune's Explanation--Defeat of the
Peace Movement.
Nkw Yohk, July 22. The Tribune says
in reference to Niagara Falls negotiations
that its Editor has been engaged only in en
deavoring to bring to face to lace the antago
nists in nn amicable rather than belligerent
altitude with a view to the intention of an
earnest effort tor pence, to be prosecuted at
Washington. The movement has had no im
mediate success.
New Yohk, July 22. The Herald's Snick
er's Perry correspondent, of lhe 20th, sava:
The forces under General Wright pursued the
rebels under Generals Early and Breckinridge
to that point, ho were skirmishing with their
rear guard, which was twenty-lour hours be
hind lhe main force. When near Puticille
ville, smith of Snicker's Gap, Dufties cavalry
cnp'nred eighty two of their wagons. Most
of the fighting was had, when our tr"ops suc
ceeding in reaching tho Ferry Here they
found the enemy in force, and General Wright
coming up, he threw sr-vcr-.l firm; nt across
the stream, who mounted their position. He
then commenced manoenvereing so ns to de
slroy the enemy, when Early, receiving news
from Lee, and fearing n thrashing from Gen
Wriirhf, packed up and lelt nt a double-quick
for Slrasburg. Genernl Wright recrossed the
river and proceeded a few miles towards Win
chester, but leaening noihing to change his
mind as lo the direction the enemy had tnken,
he countermarched his force in obedience to
orders.
General Averill reports a defeat of the ene
my at Winchester, which muit have tnken
plnce immediately after he slipped away from
General Wright.
LATEST NEWS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Fighting in Missouri.
.IT. JosEi-n. Mo.. July 21. Thornton's puer.
rillas came back from Livingston county last
night and occupied Kingston, Caldwell co.
Alter being joined by another band from the
west, the combined force numbering some SOU
marched to Plattsburg, Clinton co., where the
surrender of the garrison, consisting nf two
companies of militia, was demanded, in the
name ot f.no confederate btat.es army.
Capt. Turner, commanding post, refused
to surrender, and tola his men to escape.
A fight ensued in which Turner was killed
Most of the escaped militia have arrived
here.
Gen. Fisk's anneal is- beinr? nromntlv re
sponded to, and men are sent into the field at
onee.
One thousand men under Gen. Ilen Loan
son will be here from Andrews Co.
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Louisvii.lk, July 22 Yesterday's National
Union slate that on Monday morniiiL' Deca
tur lianrgia was occupied by our force, thus
cutting oO all rebel communication wiih
South Carolina except by way of Macon. De
serters and stragglers have been coming in
our lines since we crossed lhe Chntahoochie in
ereat numbers. They represent that all hope
ui eaviua; jkiiuuia uai uisuppeurea.
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NewYobi, July 22. We have a well au
thenticated report that the rebels have evac
uated Atlanta
' Ton Gkbuan P kkss. There are- tlilrty-two
German Republican papers printed in the
Northern S ales. Twenty-fix of these have
Oi ciared lor the Cleveland nominees, by hoist
ing the Fremont ticket. The remaining six
are either undecided as lo what course 10 take,
or else lor I lie Ualtimore nominees. Thes
twenty-six German papers control nt least
half a million votes, so that, with other oppo
sition influences combined, the Fremont party
will poll about seven hundred thousand volesl
fkafllow really absurd are those who talk
about preserving the Government by a civil
war. No Republican Government was ever
preserved in that way: but. on the contrary.
they have all been destroyed by it. The
u 11 neu aiaies is no exception to the rule.
Cokrciom Both Wys The Deonle of the
North have to be coerced into the army in or-
ner to coerce the people ol the Souih back
into the Union. It is doubtful wheiher the
Northern people like the coercion any better
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.111.11 11. 0 UUU I 1111 II.
HayMlssouri is going into lhe turpentine
business, and promises to ftirnisn thn supply
cut short by the secession ot South Carolina
A Boston company has purchased ihree thous
and acres of pine trees, aud is uow creeling
the necessary works and -tills.
Jinkins is a man who lakes th intra humor
ously. When his best friend was blown into
the air Sy a "bustin biler" Jinkins cried after
him. "There you go my es tteemed friend."
rS"We have tried the war policy for three
years Has it in any respect strengthened
the Union or brought back to their allegiance
the seceding Statu 1 If it baa nol, why
keep up the fooli-h and insane policy longer ?
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.
22 Cotion ciuiet at C0
62. Klour dull heavy declining 10 lia2.'i ex
tra state 10 207u Hound Unop. Wheat
aliont I better 2 33a49 Chicago 8,nif 2:ia
Milawaultee Club 203a2t'i7 winler red. Corn
rather steadier 61 new. Oats little, firms (1
01. . Waaler n Pork little firm nr. Ijir4 IS
Whisk? lower 1'4a76 western 8ui;ar quiet.
etrolumdullord.r)t Kehned bond b3. j
Dayton Market.
DAYTON, July 22
lUkHHMAN'S FMinftRed wl.at,
Wholesale $1 1 00. Ileuil $1 1 60. . i .,
" WriKAr-l 90 J
COUN 10ft; Shelled M100. ; ' - '
((ATM til, , . .
UAKI.KV tfl 20,: IriUi.'. n.unT
COFFKK-. 6.1c i i ! t
NUOAR 2j(;i',28.
' M0LAS8KS-M '20 per gal. - ,
HU H Ion pee tl..
TOBACCO tllifrfKO perlh.
SUA I'M Vie per lb. ''
STAItcn Pte per lb
11 AUK HKl'iNKl) SUOAR 33c per lb.
COKFflC KU(iAll-;r:c per V'i.,'
. IA-A) lHo p.-r lb. , . . :
SIKH' $i tm.ner sack." '''"'' ,
SF'U'HS AH HikaiiieU fifty per cent
"lUtUlVN MHhHI INtl Ml Sl.lN 80fn)99C
per Tmd - - i
PHI NTS lOoi'.s.fie ner Yard
'ard.
r.i ii i.i .'.iper rtoz,
WHISKY 1 TH.
CIIEKSH. 1SW20. '
I1! IKK PKACHKS 2.22.
1'KIKI) APPLES i:.(.ii2li.
KUANS Per bnhel2 f(l3 00. ,
HAY Timothy 22tji2.-! per ton.
TEAS f 2 ft(fa:.2 00
HU'E lAflulH per Ih.
LAUD lfiftMH.
BUTTER 20(323.
New York Stock Market.
Nkw York, July 22. Slocks opened dull
and easier, but closed stiingent; gold, closes
at $2 2.5; 'money easier 1 ; sterling Mull 108
specie; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 28;
Beading :': ; Erie 8J ; New York Cert'ificale
I2J: United States G's '81 regislero 103;
6-20's coupons i J.
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.' .
TRB umterilgiieilwlsli-a toootifv Ih-pulilie Ihnt
himl'iswhtere'niilim Millar IS years ol age lia
telt Ins hmiia without his ucueul ; list he Is shle
and wit Initio' auinl. her mill all nei-essmiee Imi
Will mil lie repnnnli'c rurally ilel.l ilmi-leil l.y her
Any liernon eliipliivincur Inirruirina her will I... I. .1.1
raMpenmhle, to me for her earning.
JllltH MILLER.
Internal Revenue License Not ice.
Ofllcc Collector of Internal
Revenue.
HTATR UK OHIO, THIRD MHTRHT,
Imi rnN, II.. July Slat. 18(14.
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HXKHHMKNTH nf License Taj. under the Rteiu
Law ol lhe I'niteiJ MHlt-a. for Mm mirri.i
orti.'t. for collection.
All persona, therclore. who have ma le application
ror license will Ink.. r.olice that payment niu-l b.
ma.l anil li.e. .sea isaiieitoniir lief . re the 10 h ilay ol
Auil -exl. JOHN L. MAlM'lla,
jv'.'liUwll ; ., Oollrclar.lil District of Ohio.
$25 'Itewar.1.
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A non'st T..I!jrH. smi ' nyon, I'.iri M.,ni c nlnii.
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I'f iwemv H"tlrn r.y ntturninK th Port Mom nnl
'iinuti iii--ii'i tifunt r nrniii. Miami 'miiuv
rno. wmt H)i i ., or to K. U'Hrifn lro , .H .coud
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Order No 2 : 9
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c-r Or.tnir,.li.m ami aotfi lo pfrioriii iiitliiv mm-
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Imxltt, foiw ilollHift hm a milil a continut pou. All
On . who full to rllti ccnin -jumoJ I'lriiipiion wrih
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ijofioeii, nviri, on Monanv ih it or Aiunnt iitit.
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(Koty-lao Moa to a co u-r ; thp.ii-a aouth a-
I iwo hit'i.irptl aiid lil y-lwo and lhirlv.e.ii h.mJ
dtllsl llrtO IMl fN IO ICnrnar: (I s.ni.l.
-t tiaht-lwu and forty aiuhlh humlrse ih. mu
It th poi m u a roine r: tnsin- north m r.v
-unJrt d and n'ly- oor aiol lorty hun..rp tih-
L4)t'lt lu I lie pi lifts ol Itr-sOllIillisf. ((iiilaiii-nu
turn. lr t an t lat-niy inna and atvi.ly uuu liun
drp.ttli i!97l-li) a.Tpn.
haid Kami in rtUnst (wo U t Pant ol C.-ntrPTille,
(irH,n it a dllinif, two loK mhirn-. a frame- t-nit
huuMf, a laruo ur load. ana mu.ul hit....
innhpr
Aporairsvd nt f-'-U 0(i an -ro. Mavn. ll for i:(7 :i
nL-r. UiU. W. MalaMHKK.
m MaaUsr t'oiuiinniMouPi'.
T. F. Tn hk lira A N. K. Joauia, AU'yi.
July 1U ino4 Oawta. ,i . .'
J AMKS BBAOBLIN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Tress-Hoops & Coopers'
T o o L h ,
A Nil lsK4l.lt a IH
IIATtlDAVAItli.'
3IO, Thlr.l Stroot,
Oil io, onto.
Jim :ul.
I'M PLOTS! KM.
.Vaviw a MH.vii . . . ..i '
i ) M...iar v. :..r : .z. , ,
n.aihaeaanld .....le. .,r..k..r
lll.rtie're.;.e.M "
. . . l
julTlcttw.
.w.ta. s. . .au.!,'m ro , I
Uotroil, Mk-aiHaa.
(
f
Clothing.
,,iUn,rP "ta Birffl, I'OlllipS ItOVSr. i
.... ..... . ;
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cl0th3
.' - And Oassimerea
IN THE CITY OF DAYTON!
F I NICE & LEOLEE,
Clathint Hall. . Xo. SO" StronJ Slrett,
Duytun, Ohio, are now liecciving a
Largt Suiply of Spring nnd
Hummer O'oixls,
Comiirlstnff sit he Lslest Styles ef Btsi k snil Cot-
ore,! ctnlli.i Krem-n, fun y aiH Plain I'aximrrr.:
Nils. tHtin, Marseilles, anrt other rew Htvles ol
V'vhncn. fir ('u1Mn ordfrt. A I'oirpiMw lin of
ri'it iriinu uuui'?, win mo L.tirxm ana Hem
Stock of
IifmilyMntln Clothing:
To h Toun-I fn nny flomf tn lhe City. Fitiko A lg.
ItT are Agent for"
SINUElt & CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
I'he Wal Machine for all nrao'icsl purposes in the
Ismily. anrlior ahoia ever iniealed anil liilrodueed in
the ooumrv Mouey caoti ma ie l.y ea.luiv on
JaneJ. lsiH-lf HNKIt LKOl.KR.
JOSEPH LEUEci&IIl IIUEK,
CLOTIIIISRr
Third Door East of the Ccntrnl Bank,
THIKD BTHIKT.
II
AH inst received
Large and
Well fele ted
Stork ot
Spring and Summer Goods.
. Ustlatthe old and well established Bouse,
sioisr or
TlieCRliroriilit Clot hi us; Store.
June 7th. :sr. riftwftm
lOX MA1.H BTHKET,
OPPOS1TK PHILLIPS HOUSE,
KEHPKCTril.LY call the allonlion nl the Trade
lo their Lar.. bliH.-k of
MEN'S Sa BOYS'
CLOTHING!
Which i?f Entirely Xew & Elegant!
WtiivA un n flftll. mirl yon will find th tjontls tleni
KUt., aud Uwi lru'iisiU ntit.
LKH3NKR sk BHO.,
.Tunis 8, IfiCl Jin Uri Mmn Htrret.
JOHN METTELON,
M liolesalc Scaler In
Foreign & Domestic Liquors!
So SS5 Third Street,
DAYTON, OHIO:
IT" KEP. ON dAM) Laro and AKoitcd tuantily
Ik oi
Bourbon, Rye, and
Other Whiskies.
BRANDY, CIN, RUM, BITTERS, AC.
a. Also, a Lnrjre Stock fit Cig.ra.TjW
June 14. lsi illi.tr
., J. Sc 11. SCHUXTE,
UKAI.ERS IK
BOOTS AND SHOES.
' ' '
A good UvAux-UAbm RlocU alwaya on hand.
CUBrr0 3tI WORK
Of ihft best quality Mailo to Urdtr.
Xo. 110, Unla-st., si tond door from the
Market llaitoD, 0.
juiv.lt .-,in
MOSES ..AVOG AM AN,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Tor UsdUon Tp tionlKomt rr To., 0.,
UrJLI.iiraw riee.1 anil MnrtitairM anil eUl in
ainiineule o wni.DB. aoirattead proaiptlr to
LI .'oil i Una . mtruatail tw ina care.
June HI, k4. riSwSm
VAN BUREN HO'm,
ON THE 1.KBAK0N PIKK.
J 4 C OII ALTI1LU. lROI'U.
1 IH Hnnaa, fa rfiwta 8 mil aouth of Part on, on
ilia L.fiiaiu l'ik, in r'tt( lo a-voimnu-siat
ouniomrr m Ut mm aatikiaewrv ntaaaer
Jun.iU.iKW. ua.n
Wheeler &Vllson
EEWINGl MACHINE.
ARE ADAPTED TO EVERT
Varlttjr or SewlDf for ramlly Wear,
F HUH lha Uirkiirnt Uinslm to Hia Ra-1(t Otoih.
tbaWiMksHuatlywsllHtMiiNi4k, l,mB, Wonit,
t'.Otton iO(a. NsKWllisf. UuiillMtf. LmI h eri n 17. M ssstai
ftnnrr, KvltTtir Hradiranil i -ort'nu, parfonniuii iry
il"' i'-" i
aadtt..uiu..
... . ...... 1
V. A.atMI.
JunoSi-dif '
j
'S'
GREAT SHOW
r Hi: r.r,:
A r.tnil jen vv. ii-
w, m wmmm.
inoi.i ; t.iu t li .1 Ky
Mil HICE IH PERSOi.!
v I'.t rtT ah n t. hit.
Lecture rf tho Gre.:i Hume -rhi,
mis. s:?ri:,
A' ti-. l.y tliP i :iiliiTi: ru.-ri',. , i
pnorsssox s. q. btokss
MRS. EMXA BT0XI3S,
A It. I llu- I-. I, Irji.-il i. -.1 Ii .ii -ii il 1 1., ... t.
MR. IIFsNIlY CDOICE,
An I In i-i -rv 1 1, j.iniii. nl I
rrincc!y K.otihUrt of Auxi'.i:ir:cc!
1 1 tl..! r.i.vi.i, ii - i.,-! - ii.l r ,i 1 . ln! i-'i.-i :'! I..
I .iiii.l ,i.l I ,r ,;)..'. I,,.,,,.,, ,,'
AMEUICA, Jj.V.'JIilSII a.i 1 FKEIJO::
'illOHO'JtUID !.!)!,
..'rro.l.--l In ?.Ii ITii-.-'e ;,i.r.-,..r I mi. i ,.f r.ju.-; :., i
1 1. ill. i. i
'ES.
MULES
J n
liU i 1' AllU
W.I IK .
liiiM-i-
in-.I.. r 1 1
ami i
rr- po ijt
TRftSHEO DOGS & MOHKEYS
Kru:ti
i 1'i.l if.- nnd A-l!. ,
1 ti..- I IMfi.V .
.'it tiitlxri
...n, l'jrj.
u.lo I
Aid i!..-
s'l,l't I' CH I lllilltt
.Ity witli
t
U-, It 111'' (KT.m Jv.1t' vk i-'-fc :
I Ills hTot Jv.lt' -ii t.-ft.- :
... m,. t.i. -t Jiisi
of tic
l.dlliu:
miss k.vtk nimVi
Ma. FERDiHAHDTOUR.NainE
, Iiu-ii,iiwi -ilil,' i-, lelt. v i'l I ai-i i..-i. I : .
l . Il'lt. V
I III.
It llllllH.I I I
AT DATT0N, KM BAT, Jtsljr '.)),
isr.i.
Hurioors opn at 2 aud 7? I. M.
Arimlaalnn
Chiltlrca. Msr 14 yraro
..no ri..
..MS la.
AT HAMILTON. bATlU"U July 301b.
J B WiKa rnral Avr t.
0 Is. PI.P, ItirerU o' CiiMnn'ioR l
Business Notices.
C R AND OPENING
-at ti IE
Bazaar of Fashion,
I I X lit HLIi:, - - lroprllor.
Ma. 330 Third Nt.,
I nd.r .! Phlllln Hibm.
HAH jii.i VeeeiTeil, and la .till Receiving, a Htilen
did Stuck uf
Gold and Silver Watches,
Of tha Very Be t Hakes.
LADIES' JEWEi.R'Sr
Of All Kin Is, wlueh Ihr VualitT a&il .-style cannot
ba xcellt u mi) ber.
Clocks of Kvt-rf hljle and Quality.
A fcplaud d aJt'Uoti of tli moot Modem Bijrl
VI siiatMirMiti and iiihly KiuiMlivd
PLATED WAHE.
The Uroateat Vm-iety and Rert Htjlon ,'
TEA ANDTAliLK SPOON'S.
Ami all other artule pertaining to Ele
gant Domestic Economy.
Tha Propnator ha alao on litud a oIidk a ltjt'ou
of ilia latf-t nuh tnt-.-t f-.HhniiMt.! my rm vt Iw-lt, Am
tr, and othr Turk Ine t omb, Kaua. and luauy
oth.T aanoy Artie if too uuuiftou to in- n Hun
Mr. K tine tt.kf ple-aMtrv in lurmn h tu t'rianda
and tha frrat pnti ie, t .al, Irom lou xiMcniu'a iu
tha tins' i its?-, (, froot liavma purutiaavd hm at 'k
f r CAHU, h in e nalitd Iom I atrusi nut to b but
pawwtMf lor litsataitiy in th? Wt-sitriu bUUa.
ajsks-tur'.ii. hi rini'4ra thnka to lna frirO'la an.l
th- fir iu- for a-t tut or, he w.iia.lj Uai iiwtllrittr
ba hia aole aJOi lo plrae thoae alio dvai milh tutu.
111 KY KMK. ,
Jnn 3, 1HA4. df
GKO.W.MALAAIBUE.
Attorney at Law,
Oil IO.. OHIO.
rorHC OaWainSrr.t. nM,l, nuih.
Ckwrt Houm. (Juae lilt. Ism.) Su
Ag (OUPAir XOTKi.
fTSHR tNarkhnMera of lhe Ittvlna tiaa tight M
S. vtMta anfianv. are notiaaa tlua a uietiiiir wilt
be hal.l at Him ottu til th tiomuaav dwh U ..I
r,r" ."niasua sad Tiiini atr.. M M..ta. u,
l"y ot n,.l, ..t. l-l.r-yll,el,..i.ruf. and
w i"iwt r U.. Uimw-i ajx dirp.-t.ir. imi. .
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