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FRIDAY, . I VI U. JUKI. 2. lsiio
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
" ' ton fiir.hVt ' ' "
STEPHEN A. IX) II l I. AH.
or II.IIMH).
for vii i prk 'Iptnt
iii;iiscHi:l.i, v. .toiCNso.N.
or sroc.i.
Members of the National Democratic
Campaign Committee.
II . WII.I.IAM 1IAUKI'AI K. of Miaa.
linn. HI.K TA. MH, f IXMMH . ti.l,
ll-a.. M il I MM HI.II..M. .4 I'-nnxlvanw.
Il'm. THi'MA rMl K nf Vlrin. . ,
linn. lVll A. IfwlAV nl Illinois.
Il. WM H. KMII.IxH, .a Indians.
h.-u.john iih iihamk. New ..tk.
Serrrtnrvaf riwaaof-. t. W. 1'14'xkY. Has. ' 1
-J.m,rrllAH l. IM K, r'.-'
Jhawe--No, H. 4 street. r Ha. 4.'.lir Hall.
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klio.N -. 1. V M.I.AM. I. ill M. M I' .
I'tl'n Nal. la-Ill. r.iliiniltle.
Washington, D. C.
Democratic County Convention.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1860.
I IiiWp i eootill" are
l-e.in.-al.sl lo no- m Itaitmi, on -liirsil. Ihe ash of
.lone, al o'.JiwIi l M., sir UM- nira.-e iS i-I.s-Iiii lane
il. I.'tntle- In represent tle-l.t III tit la-mneral' HIM
I ..mention, wlneh meet, in Clninlaia mi Ha- lili lm
-a .Inly nest. er III eirsi- of imiiiiiuiliiir .-.ni.li.lHle.
B.r IIH' sirur nm. e.. Al-.. I s el ,a Miili'l hil I n1
Milewt nnd We 1-rest.lenl Is-t lit re n ins-l a-stlr
erma Timely iutis mil I iriYctiH Hie pLas 4 UM-at-
nut. m oi.ir. Hi t cutri-l nine.-,
.liiNMIIAN KENNKV.
i.KuHi.l: ih,m.,
V. II. i.ll l.l.-I IK.
W. 1' JAMl:".
HIRAM I.KW l,
l K'.KI.
WVI. IKH liV.
II HI AM II Mill,
JAMK HAHIMKirl.
WEEKLY EMPIRE.
Th WrrKi.Y Kvi-mr, riiiiliiiuin n v!t
tmouht nf (IriMTul Nnw, lNiliiirnl nnil utlinr
lntnllitrciH'r, kiit qiimitilr nf Mim-clliiiii-im'
Ki-mliiif, lof'Pther witU Loral Ni'Wii, thi Clii
vitfro, ToIihJo, New York mij C'iuciiiniili Mar
krt of today, a ii J llie nrw from nil jmrts of
the oiuntry by tol-f mpii up to five u'i'liirk
lhi aflornuun, will Im Lh-iu-J to imirruw muni
ill)'. 'Hie Wi iki t Kvi'iheIr priiitcil lo iii'lit ami
maili'U ill lime fur all llie early mail, ko that
it will i-tfth ni'rly all llie mi.sI ufliccH in tliiM
section of the State Saturday afternoon.
0ajr-lieiiieinlM'r, the Wckki.t K.nriHK in the
liiiyrnl weK-.iMiwT in Ohio, lieiii n Hoibi.k
Shi'.kt (making it really fwn pnieis) eoiitain"
iii) forty-eight column weekly.
AfcaFFor termn 8ee I'l-ospeelus in another
column.
Single ciiiii may be hail at ouroount
in rooin. Prire five lentA.
Lincoln's Supporters.
Among thoe bo are moit enthusiastio in
the mipiort of Abkaham Lincoln, lor 1're-i
dent, arc to he found,
Jiilkiia 11. Gitltliiija,
Who, in a letter to C'okwin n)ioke an follows : "I
do not object to your giving utterance to your
ftentiment& I only object to your rrjireitrut
tug them at the MrnliinrHtnoJ' the llepiihlivau
party. I, as one of that party, detent the Fu
gitive Slave Law. would liy any sliive
catcher who should pollute, my residence to
capture a fugitive."
Unfit P. Siahlhii,
Who, in a reply to letter which had been pub
lished by Mr. Wkston, editor of the Hrphlic,
at Washington City, miij : 'The writer ix de
ceived if he iip)sea that Judge Swan wok
left off the (Republican) ticket on nccount of
his residence in Coluinbua. lie van ilrnpiril
Jor the reason that he, a a Juilirial officer,
reroyuiied the Fiujititt Slure Aft of 18.10, lu
be of binding forre in Ohio; and the other
tico Jiidien, trhu were vith him in ofiinion,
wil l, be iiHorrKD i'm the name ray as soon at
they are reached in the order of time. MV
do nut reeotitize men to be Jiepubliranx, HKKE
in Korthern Ohio, who trill, for a iiiuiuent,
sustain that mixrruhle enactment "
He also declared that "in the alternative be
ing presented of the continuance of slavery
or a dissolution of the I'uiou, we are fur a iiV
xnnrow and we care not how ijuick it comes."
Salmon P. Chase,
Who said, npou beinp presented with a silver
pitcher by the negroes of Cincinnati "1 em
brace with pleasure this opjiortuiiity of decla
ring my disapprobation with that clause in the
Constitution which denies to a portion of the
colored people the right of uH'ia;;e."
Horace. Greeley,
Who slated in the Tribune '1 have no
doubt hut that llie free and slave Slates ought,
to he separated. The I'nion is not
worth sujiftoitiuy in connection wit It the
South."
Charlc.1 iZunwrr,
Who said "The Fugitive Slave Law is tilled
with horror ice are bound to disobey this
act"
Anson Hurlinyaine,
Who declures "The times demand, and we
must au anti-slavery Constitution; ami-slavery
Bible, and an anti-slavery Uod."
H'm. U. Seward,
Who states that "there is a Higher Law than
the Constitution which regulates our authority
over the domain. Slavery must be abolished
and we snust do it."
The AHt York Tribune
Rays, "ihe time is fust approaching when the
cry will become too overpowering too resist.
Rather than tolerate national slavery as it
now exists, let the Union be dissolved at once."
Harrison (I. Blake,
At present Representative in Congress, from
the Medina District in this State, who said du
ring his canvass 'away with your negro slips
in churches away with your negro cars, I
know that these fellows iu the Southern part
of the State will say that Blake is a negro
mau, but what eare I, so long as I am con
scious of being right."
Ben. F. Wade,
Used the following language "I loathe
from the bottom of my soul any man who re
fuses to any thing iu human shape, all the
rights and privileges he claims for himself. 1
know do high; no low, uo black, no white all
are created by one God, and ull are entitled tu
the aosM privilege:"
Mr. Washburn.
A Republican member of the present Con
gress, at a Ratification meeting in Iorain
County, said "If because I slaud up for the
equality of the negro, socially and politically,
with the i7 man, they call me a negro wor
shipper, let them do it nhall perseea e tu
the end.
Wkm a. it,. .,,it,. r l
When w. find th. nuthor. of such senti-
ments eordinlly nniiing npnn nnd auppoHing
a man for oflice, can nnr other enncWio
arrived at than that the rsndiiliite thus foil
ported, indirectly if not ilircctlr, 1ms furnished
guurnnteea, in ai ts or words, that snch senti'
menls ahsll nut he Interfered with in rase
his election?
These men from whom we have ipioted no
one certainly can deny, an- leaders pnimi
nent leaders In tlie Ticpublu an orgnioVnti.m
1 hey aid in kn pin)' j i cr lence, and their
voice i poll nl in directing its counsels Njrf
rnmpnigii s - , but that they will In- (mud
ruIMn iheirrnpporlcrsin behalf of Kcpolili
cnnisiu. l',e.itioici of honor mid trust have
boon beatowed iipoa all of ihrm, and it was
while holding mi h positions that they have
given utterance to the sentiment quoted
was the custom fur the Republican journals of
tins Slate, hut a short time since, to quote
articles from such disunion sheets In the
South as the Charleston Mercury, a er
hick never has and docs not now claim to
belong to the l'cmocratic party and wniile
Ihem before the oplc as Democratic doc
u i lies as evidence that the whole Democratic
ny was in favor of disunion, uollilicaiion
the reopening of the African slave Iruib', A
rrnw, we ask, if the doctrine of a Southern
disunion Wior is proper proof to coin Id the
Democracy of the country, whether lliescnti
no-ills of such men as we have ipioted (lin-
iiiihs and SrAi.niMi, Ciiasr nnd Si hnkb.
Wtnraiid Hi.ase, nnd the others men who
reside in our own section, mid where Itcpubli
cnnisiu thrives the iimel in not much lietter
viilence as to the (liM lrines of the wrty which
noiiiiiinled Ask I.INi'oi n? 1 lie extracts we
have given, nre but u smnll )irlioii of those
we have on hand, they are sutlieient, however,
to exhibit to the people of this section of the
Slate, the views entertained by Ihe tenders of
ihe Kepublicnii organization.
In addition, we will add that every lier
in Ibis State, anil there were a numla'r, which
syiupalbicd with and endorsed the .lolls
Kmiiwn ruid. every pnja-r which mourned Ihe
leath of this horse thief and conspirator, and
If nouiireil the sentence of the law which con
siyucd the hoary headed villain to the gullows
now Moats the Republican banner, and is
lalsiring for the election of l.iNroi.t and Ham
lin. In Lorain county where lsdls were
oiled, and funeral oralioiis delivered, in Snm-
iitit county vthere the Court was adjourned by
Judge Caiii-i mi k, and eloipient addresses di-
livercd by tin- Republican Attorney (icnernl
and others, "as a mnrk of respect and svuiia-
Uiy for John Rkown;" iu Ashtnbuln county
where his death(was mourned by sermons and
pria essions, nud where even now three of the
conspirators find protection, n larger majority
will be given for the Republican candidates,
iu proKrtioii to the votes cast, than in any
ulher three counties hi the Stale.
And with ull this evidence there are certain
men in this secliou who assert tliut the Re
publican arty is a conservative arty a
'white man's parly" the "old whig party" tin
ier n new name. We are willing to let the
Moplc of Southern Ohio decide the matter for
themselves, feeling contident that their ver
dict in Xovem.lH.-r will he rendered in fuvor
of the Democratic party and its nominees,
Stkphkx A. DoruLAs and llktisi Hti.i. V.
Johnson.
National Democratic Committee.
.ft.
fhe National Dcmoi-ralic Committee met
ut llie National Hotel, in Washington Citv, on
Tuesday last, for the purpose of organizing
for llie caniiaign. The Committee organized
by selecting the following permanent orlieera:
August Belmont, Chairman; ' Thomas Colt-
muu, of Louisiuua, F. O. Prince, of Massa
chusetts, J. A. Harmnn, of Virgiuin, nnd Hugh
.1. Jewell, of Ohio, Secretaries. The Fxecu
live Committee consists of liclmonl, of New
York, Dick, of North Carolina, Converse, of
Connecticut, Hnlilcmnu, of Pennsylvania,
Collinnu, of Louisiana, and Pollett, of Michi
gan, with power of substitution. The follow
ing resolutions were udupted:
Jtriudred, That Win. .Montgoiuerv, of Penn
sylvania, (Ion. Jus P. Prate, of Counecticue,
Messrs. Craig, of Missouri, and Vallaudighain,
of Ohio, Rust, of Arkansas, Mct'lernniid, of
Illinois, Tavlor, of Louisinnn, Lurraliee, of
Wiscuiisin, iiiuiks, of iririnla. be. nud thev
are hereby iipHiinled the Resident Coniuiitlee
ot llie Autional llemocralic ( ummitlee.
Kesored, Thut the Itesideut Conimittee be
requested to prepare an uddressto the Democ
racy of the country, giving a true liislorv of
Hie character and proceedings of llie National
Democratic Convention, held ut Charles
ton uud lialtimore, mid the secessions t here
from. ltesoleed. That the present crisis demands
thut Ihe orgaiiiatioii ot the llemocralic party
shall be preserved intact against ohii as well
as secret enemies of the Constitution uud
I'nion; and it is therefore recommended to the
several State Committees that they take meas
ures to secure the adopti if an electoral
ticket in their respective States, pledged tolhe
unequivocal support of the nominees of the
National Democratic Convention, Stephen A.
Douglas, und llerschell V. Johnson.
Itesutred, That if any Slute Committee
shall omit to take the proper steps for securing
such an electoral ticket, Iheu the member of
this Committee iu that State is hereby author
ized, either in conjunction with members of
the Slute Committee, or by his own act, to take
such uctiou as he may deem necessary and
proper for thut purpose.
Meeting for the Appointment of
Delegates.
We are authorized to stule that the meeting
for the appointment of delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention, will convene at the
Democratic Reading Room, Meckel's Block,
on Jefl'crson street, between Second and Thin
at 2 o'clock P. M.
Ratification Meeting in Richmond,
Indiana.
Tlie Democracy of Richmond, Indiana, hold
a ratification mcctingoQ Saturday evening,
the .llltu inst, to resjiond to the nomination
of Doi ni.AS and Johnson. The meeting will
be addressed by (iovernor Wii.i.ahii, W B
Bkai ii, and J. B. Roan, Lsq. Roll on the
ball. .......
White Laborers, Look Here.
i
Hknhy Clav, in a letter written to Mr Cot
ton, thus warns the white laboring man of the
lungers of Abolitionism. Mr. C. said:
"But the great aim and object of your tract
should be to arouse the LABORING CLASii
KS in the Free States against Abolition. De
pict the consequences to them of immediate
abolition. The slaves being free would be dis
persed throughout the I'nion ; they would en
ter into competition with tlie free laborer,
with the American, the Irish, the German;
reduce his wages ; be confounded with bios ;
and effect his moral and social standing.
And as the ultras go for both Abolition ami
Amalogution, show that their oieot is to unite
in marriage me lanormg man to Dl Uespweq
.Bd degrade4 eouditiou of the bUck mai.
White Laborers, Look Here. EMPIRE CAMPAIGN LYRICS, No. 1.
DOUGLAS.
M-n may mH slaatt Un-ir l.tncolit,
Or tlM4r Hamlin lhv may trtl;
Is th-ss-rv.velt in.iy I4nlr,
W ink- th-v hniif alvmt tln-tr Hi II:
t Hi- I s-iiva-nil hayn linjialni, '
Iwi la armril wbh TnnH alol Hlil,
Assl hia ri.ni-r si llie ViaVr.
hi their lnn)eaty nml Inliflil.
. On Ihe reeors af aw ainmlrs
Tle-re is imh s Utvlilei inline
1'hsa MialiiHareIWnlimor IhiiiVitn-. S 1 I
Who ".halt evil InnA.fcina. '
' tts snw) i Swart fculaliaWWiawiaaj.'i -.. . ,V
r'aiinsl Sir wis,hiiii in.,iKi-,t with sit,
t ar alii-llie tiHtw ail's aais'r 4
Vix llw- ale nf rails na s,lil. .
Willi llie ssaraiuMahieialriywav ' I; n
rsiaSihs 'er Hie lante ami free.
We sir) tot Sir HletilM-n Dntiataa,
Wlw o-u- rotntmslore slmtt la,
Aast our -ahai af 4nle,,, In MHS-ty
O'er III alnmiv sen ha'U anil, ,
WhWats-Sn Mie mt- AIM hltswui-" ' H .:i
Will W Wx.kms a af hm msi. i '
From the St. Louis Republican.
Phelps for Douglas and
Johnson.
frieluls ever
wherein wee that Muj. John H. Pheliw, "the
father of the Hon-n- of Itoiireaentiitives." hi
nromplly declared for Dimglss and Johnson.
We expect to hear like aewn from every llein
oernt who desires the preservntttui of the
I moil, and the success of the Democratic
srty. la-ist ervmng we received the fold
WASHINGTON, June 25.
".. I'.m H.HJ.:--l'lvase.,ivuiiotince to my
coiisiituentK that, ' though tint my first choice,
I shall give my support to the Democratic
nominees, Douglas and Johnson, and shall
immetliiitely canvass my district.
J. S. PHELPS."
Mr. IhtKLPS has for a Dnmlicr of years H-n
one of the ablest and most prominent mem
bers of the House of Representatives; nud
considering his Kipuliirity among' Ms own
ieople, as well as his eloquence upou the
stump, will render valuable aid towards secur
ing the Tote of Missouri for Doini a and
Johnson'.
Miscellaneous.
consumption very
rare, and it has linen noticed thai when -ague
lisnppcars consumption becomes prevalent.
The batiks of Pennsylvania, New Jersev and
Delaware held ft meeting in Philadelphia on
Friday, and formed an association for the n-e
vention of counterfeiting nnd forgery. A situ
ihtr association is in openninii in the New Film
land StnteS.
Among the incidents nttending the visit of
Ihe Putnam Phalanx, nf Boston, to the grave
of Pulnuin, on the occasion of the anniversary
of the battle of Bunker Hill, was the present
ation to the corps of two aged und venerable
men who attended General Putnam's funeral
seventy years ngo." I hese aged incn, 'both
residents of Windhuiu comity, Massachusetts,
are Judge Ilolbrook (aged Ull) and Mr. Litch-
1.1.
The Havana (iatcite (ofliciul paper) gives
thn total revenue of the rbvnl treasury of
Cuba for the first four mouths of the present
year us $6,SH3,7'il, whi.di is a slight increase
over the year lHi!. - Of this'amount, $i,.Ki:i,-
O.'lj is classed "marine revenues," and ?2,.
220,116 "hind revenues." The prolmbility s
now, Unit thr- total receipts into the royal
treasury, from both sources, during the present
year, will reach the enormous and unprece
dented sum of 20,(IOO,000,
The Venice Gazette publishes an edict by
which 3ti.i persons who have gone abroad, are
ordered to return to Austria within four months,
under paiu of incurring the penalties imposed
by the law of March 24, WA. '.That measure,
promulgated by Frauds 1, provides that those
who emigrate without authorization, und nre
found guilty of emigration, can neither buy
nor sell any property in the Austrian Slates,
nor be allowed to enjoy any inheritance, even
acuriiing from a will.
Suit has been commenced ngainst a physi
cian residing in Arch street, Philadelphia, to
recover a ienulty of $30 which he bus incurred
by refusiuu tu answer the question of the cen
sus-taker ns to the value of his property. The
octor tukes the ground that the government
has no power to couqiel him to answer such a
question. He is both obstinate and wealthy,
and will defend the stuud he bus taken to the
hut.
We lenrn from the Baltimore Sun, ol Satur
day, thut the robber of the Adams Kx press
Company of ."i0,000 has been convicted uud
sentenced to ten yenrs imprisonment. The
money, it will 1m remembered, was recovered
lust August, having beuu found buried in an
obscure place near Philadelphia. The guilty
party was Muroney, a former agent of the
company, whose wile und other parties are ul
so implicated, nud will doubtless lie brought
to justice.
A Paris correspondent writes, June 11, flint
on Thursday lust there was a brilliant throng
assembled ut the Church of the Madeleine to
witness the wedding of Prince do Polignac
with Mile. Mires, a daughter of the grent
bunker of Bordeaux and Paris. It is a cus
tom at Bordeaux to present to a bride a pyra
mid of artificial roses, among wliicB some nat
ural ones are interspersed, and these lost the
bride distributes among her friends who attend
the ceremony. The number of roseshus ar
ranged seldom eticeed ktwo hundred. Bui
Mile. Mires received from her native town a
pyramid containing three thousand real roses,
and without knowing tlie mime of the donor.
By the marriage contract the lady's fnther has
assigned to her un income of 400,000 francs,
a suite of uiartineiits in his hotel in the Chaus
see d' Antin, and two carriage. .- She is said
to ! very handsome, so, bravo, Prince Polig
nac I
r '
Cleveland Sensation.
The newsiapers of Cleveland have at last
got a "sensation" for their city, in the liie
of nn Octoroon from Mississippi, ' We copy
from the Plaindealer :
A Mississippi planter has purchased the el-,
egunt brick house at 1 15 Prospect street for
inn uaugmer, an wciorooii sixteen years or
uge. llo pays Mr. t lark, the recent occupant
and proprietor, 97,000 for Ihe house. It is for
her use while she is liciug educated iu this
city. She will shortly arrive, accompanied by
her governess and one or two free servunts.
A daughter of the Rev J. C. White has been
employed as a general instructor of the young
lady. ' Though born a slave, "the Octoroon is
now free, aud planter will Sjiara un pains or
jieuse to give Uer a thorough education. Her
income while she resides hire is to be $8,000
a year. ,. , .
The preparations for her advent have cre
ated considerable excitement in the immedi
ate neighborhood of the house she is to occu
py. TL planter selected Cleveland as the
piaoe to educate his daughter oa aocount of
its beauty and health, and the ease with which
superior teachers in all the elegant occow
phshmeuts may be obtained. .
"PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE."
"PASS THE WORD ALONG THE LINE." ANOTHER MEETING.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON!
a' M i 1 1 1 1
Another Grand Rally of the Democracy
will lie held in this citv,
On Nattiriluy Ksealna: Ket,
June HO, ISC.tl, the day of the County Meeting
fot the npsiintinetit of delegates to ihe .Dem
ncratic Slate Convention.
Let every Democrat in city and country so
arrange his business as to lie present ' Come
with banners and music come in crowds and
come singly come any way and every way
em! show by your presents" thai the Democrat
ie Isivs orMiiiilfroiiiery are wide awake. Mnk
it such a demonstration in Isdialf of your can-
lidati-s a shall reach' the worshippers of the
rail splitter" that yon are not only ready, but
ager for the contest, ami determined to do
your w hoje duty towards giving the vote of onr
gallairt State for Iaiciilas and Johnson.
IT, Gr.tIWS,AXl AT Til ex r
[From the New York Post.]
Male of a Take of Abe l.lBrola'i
r' Ottn. , ,
Two veteran oxen from Illinois, "old and
wellstricken in years," as the wrinkles in their
burns abundantly testified, were sold this
niorinug at .Mlerton s market, r orty-tourtli St.
I hey were brought to this city by Mr. H. II,
(ones of Illinois, and .hail been fed try Mr.
Hawks, of Mueoii county, in this Slate.
J hese aniimils have achieved a career more
eventful than is usual to those "Isnrn to their
condition of life. - 1 hey have lawn the prop
ertv oi many owners, nnd tierlormeU labors,
if not ns arduous and memorable, certainly
more continual -and diversified limn those of
Hercules. Many years since they were the
iiroiH'rlv of Abraham Lincoln, under whose
driving they broke the ulohe of the iirairie.
and hauled rails to fence broad acres' in the
con nt y ol Sangamon. Another owner em-
loved them at similar work in Mclean.
When the tide of settlement turned to Kansas.
they were taken thither, to perform nirricullur-
iii moor nun aid to consecrate the virgin own
er, anil moy were next employed to linnl
draught wagons with emigrants and provis
ions to the niiriferous mountain. But aire
came upon them ; they were snip and return
ed to the Prairie Stale, where they were fed for
the market, to which they have been brought
by Mr. Jones. The ages of these animals is
tliirty-lhreo years. Their history was the
theme of every ton nun while they were iu
market, and "Abe Lincoln's cattle" brought
full prices. Their owner parted from them
with much reluctance.
Some of the Lincoln men lierealniuU should
send for some of that ox-meut. 'We imagine
it Would be very tender !
Feat of American Seamanship.
A ship nnmed the . M. Mills, which wns
abandoned by the crew in the Bay of Biscay
on the 27th nit., having exierienced very bad
weather, and suiqiosed to lie sinking, has lieen
InVit into the Victoria Dink, London. The
circumstances of her being fnllcn in with and
aatl ly nnvigated up the Channel during the
lute heavy gnle by three men excited consid-
iralile attention. J!iof. .If. Mills is a liue
hip of !MI0 tun.. Two ibtvs niter she hud
Kf-u aoaiiuoiicii, anil wneii it was thou 'lit sue
. .. i .... , . i i. .. .. .
hud gone to the Is.ltom, the American shin
... . I I .11.. .M. '
isrisirii onservcu uie uesericu vessel. the
ealher had moderated, and a boat havimr
Ix-en sent oil' to her, it was determined to muke
an nttcmpt to. gel her into airt, and M. Forbes,
tne emcr unite ol the ,Vni, and two seamen
undertook the tunk. Notwithstanding the
snort complement ot three hands to navigate
a leaky and abandoned WOO tuns shin from the
Bay of lliscny up the Channel, they were san
guine of success, and although the weather
was severe, especially on Saturday, the wind
was fair, and after some six days' toil, night
I .i.... i..,.. i i .k- . . i r.
-nil ii, nicy hum me giHHl lonune lO Urillg
their prize oil' Diiugeiiess on Monday. The
assistance of a Hteuni tiig and pilot was then
obtained, and the ship proceeded through tlie
IMiwiis for the river, and, as before stated, was
sntely gol into the V, iclorin Dock without meet-
"rng with any accident Manchester Guar-
Voi, June M.
Another Mystery Come to Light.
The recipients of Dutchess County, N. Y.,
arc now luboriug under great excitement ;
CBiised by the confession of a dying man in
Rr-ckuiau, in ihut country to a participation or
a humble murder which took place nearly
twenty years ngo, J he particulars, up to the
latest account, are as follows :
A man named Henry Ilarrini'ton. an old
resident of Beckman, Dutchess? County, has
lor some tune mst, been last declining by
consumption, aud on Monday night breathed
his lust. Before he expired, he aiiiicnred in
great agony, something apmrently weighing
upon ms conscience, wueu lie at lust exclaim
ed that he could not die without making a
conf'essioii. Piveur six persons, who were in
thchouse nt the time, nt once came around
the bed of the dying mull, when he commenced
with Ihe uccouut of ft terrible, deed of blood.
He proceeded to state thut, some eighteen
or twenty years ago he and another nuin
(Irfith employed iu the Beckman Iron Kactory)
were in tne inctory woous one nltemoou,
when a iieddler named lee was seen couiiuir
in I hat direction, and it was at once agreed
between them to waylay, murder and then
mb him, when they should bury him in the
woods, and carefully remove ull traces of the
deed.
'llils was accordingly done, the unconscious
M-ddler trudging along with bis pack unon his
shoulder, und singing gaily, when the murder
ers rushed from their hiding place, struck him
senseless to the ground, and then deliberately
dashed out his bruins. He was at once taken
up and buried in the Kactory Woods, when, as
agreed upoa iy-uuii,-aii iximmm-oi the deed
were caretully ouliicrutcrj,, alter wtucu they
took different directions and returned to the
villiage.
I J Idoie tlie conscious stricken wretch could
finish his confession, death sealed his tins:
but enough hod already been said by him as
to his associate iu crime, aud the place where
leo was buried, so that but little more could
have been added. The man whom Hnrriiig
tou accused as being implicated with him in
the deed left Beckman very suddenly eight or
nine years since, ami from that tune unto
this litis never been heard from or seen. The
affair will lie thoroughly investigated, and
some time ibis week a party ill start out for
the factory Woods tor the puriose of search
ing for the body of the murdered peddler.
There is little doubt but that the above is
teliable, as several yet live in Dutchess Comi
ty who will remember "i-e, the jieddler,"
and that he suddenly disappeaied about twen
ty years since, aud never anaiu made his ap
pearance in Ihe county. The Jnudden disap
pearance of Harrington's associate, the unset
tled mind of the confessor, and the confeasiou
itself, all bear witness that the murder was
committed without doubt, and that every
word uttered was truth. AT 1". Tribune, lith
I
t
Special Notices.
STTlH Daily aaa) Waaklr Rmplr OSHr
lias asresi ramas-nl Islki Kiaplrt Bullillnai
f. Iio Main Mrret
rrn4 ! Rarlk fim Mslsfl
sr('awiiRa;-ae.aani ww the Araa slar.'Wa
Uperlal Mrftlnft-iaT llw Inih.n 1,1,1
aWft hlusnla sill he le l.l lln. ercimil. si i.VIo,
to laka ar-tlnn ni-airtn tin Ifnifoii Li .jt t.ntii.. tj
ery mntiilar la imlen-,1 hi l ireenl, By' nr-l.-r.
um r. WAt.Krn, .
aa. rem vr a l ss n asl n a- t r t - n i r.liK
mH) itHivr BlHOturo in HvvjrttTA o I til,
(wfiln'r i-prrinHitiAt,) wxt Muiitbi) oftinHuil o't lm
ml lo on , Y p in, ihf nrit v'titnf( nl Hn-f'-n
Hull.
K3J
AtltniloM MMlfvinrr Utaftrdst
lutt nr Jwrel.) nttttlH'il Ut mm-i-i hi jtifirnr-
nwr,T ihtN vcmiua (Krilu ) at fl o'l'liN-k, Jr biiittf1'
imhI drill. A ftiH ..( It. it. i rtKiHMt-. By url-rtf
4'otnniuitsliM.t.
jp - . Irl(iit AlMiloiaA tiHMtiiK
aCft U lit li I Tril' erimi, btttiiut,t Iu pn'iHiif
htllH' prtreiiUniiiitiiont Ur mir Cliiriilli ipifMiii
on the Jih uf July. V. N. I.OVK. 1'irr.nl. tit.
P. rr.TKBiMiN, Hn'y Jt sfrhU
H 'Ihr Muto mhI Hook nci'CMiittx
.
It. Itt lWrtll sf MOUktl Wtt)lllM rt-'llBfTIs??' Isf-
run- tin- Aral ot July, slier llml nllh k Yniais.
JciMlle C. (IANssjN, As4swe,
'lt wwwlil have nmrlklsi
estrs In Ilia llaarierreotyia, AinlasSyp-nr
rhnmsrsphH' Hue llM sml gn In HKCBOII M
HAI.AI KCK AHT, Miuket House, lie I. llie only
Arnsi antraic! In lata huslueaa. -neta
Jt-liallaway's l wlmawl.-ciout, InmU
n- anil rheiinialism nre iii6illit4y reliMive-1
ny sisailiiiuiHin nap of tills great lcU-rKeiit nii4n'!iUuu.
Wsnn siriiieiitntiniis alioul.l in ull ensea pnseile lis
use. II relates tlie cniistraincil intisi lea ihI Hts-ea,
uiul ss.ita nature in eiiuiaeting a cure. SnM nl Ilia
mnnuta-tnry, Nn. ao Miu.u-n tjiii. New York, an. I hy
an nniioilsrs, iiisa'., ale., nml 1 la-r lail
Bty-nillw
-;a.-"llarmai-nny peraisi, rilher nmle
or B-mali-ena easily inaUa Irnm sts In elsrlit-
teen iMInrn s week liy nn nit wtlH'h I Imnanna; anil lie
Jnlia hy any larnnuis nr.linary luilal, ailh liltlemi no
mnilal, and iu iinuuiienl ki every Cniiily. Thin la
liuiulaig. S. nl to any mklreasnn rveel4 of M ei nta
isilll ur ntaniia to IlKO. I. .MATH Kit,
Si7wna l'osl link . Kew York.
JTh. BleawdlitaTlaw Pills and Purl
a-c Sler. - CisrlSNATI. Jnlv. I ls.-.s. Ilr. f. VV
Rotrti-k, rtr In reely In imiulrien Inmle of nil
fives me pii-n.-urn tu sny, that sirs. N. Alice, nf tlu
llr. Alien nf CiUftlitinti. pn-Vlnns In her iroing Ijisf
xpn-saeil her eiintlileitee ill the ntricwy nf j nur Knur
till.'ivina Reuieitlea, nn.Mtie iM-nelit ulie ili-rireil fr.ml
llsins litem. Wie Ivul Is-eo alllS-rinjI rerun geuernt lima.
rmti'in ut times, la-iuif over neyi.nty.Mjx yenrs nfn,xn,
iital oillialnilii nml luunumintiun nf llieliu-n. Variisis
rcmeilica were reslnnsl tu willKMlt relief, when annul
friemls nH-uiiiineiKled a ciairso nf yuur Hisiniliiinvitin
Hloo.1 l-nrilicr nml llliasl fill.. They hint Hie cli-iri ,1
erteii sad she Wiis IsinsiUenil ns restored In tienll Is.
1 know llnmy aim kive used your luedu-iuea, nnd
miik lUs'iileilly u Die laniviH derived, ttuis lestirviiiK
of their renovating influence in purify ing the Isnud tuut
invins; vigiir nnd energy tu the system. They huve my
vnriuni RpirniHiuun. Very reseeinilty,
Yum uhcdiciit nervtiul,
1. J. llsiiws.
Kev. Siiniiu.l J. Brown 1ms lajen s ilevoti'il liilsirnr in
tlieeiiiise nf rhristiiinily, iu c'iis-inrmti, for more limn
llurly ye:Us, us idmust every old ('iiM-funiitiiia knnss.
Sinh testimony, from such n siairee, is not to lie p:isscd
over lightly. No other rrnprietsry Itemedies ev
iri-aeiilisl In the nulstc, ever ws-elvist litlie of the
i-onimciidiitliin niiu M UN OF HTANIHNll, In every
walk of life. Hull iiunn Imvn ilnne. Bee advertisement
Da lr Isaonaiad's Uirmss Blttcrs.and
n-- lr. Muortaud-s Halaamle. Cardial.
Vityrtnt tltimlnnl mexlirirtM o fas prneiit wjo, Aarc oc-
p.iiml their 9rta niitaitt vitltl faeouiA lamia of trud.
(riAofiadaJjai.iKWM m rttvUmtby thtm in ail easoj; and
rAncytfe Aaivjiivnutnukd thes wurrs.y.
t'r OaiiNilnir, Ihpmtyna, Juuntlic, DvbUity of ttts
hereout Ststrm, Dinteuf the KmUuyt, and ati imcoss.
iii-iaiiiofioiHiidintioti.-f-fflm'ci or weakness oj the stomoeh
and ilausriiwuf wiiiis, are Kolily ami pernianentli cio vj by
the teiwan tt,ut,-jt.
7V Unltaihie OtrtUnl htu aeqtiieeit a rejmtatinn htirpaiuina
tJtai itf on sunHoe prciwttlioH e-tlatit. It uitl curt, uith
outalt, rAti mod nr.ttere ami ttitig ttamUmj thurs, OM.1, or
Bom-AeiteJiS, Jl'-uiteJtitit, lufluttua, Vivnp, Pur4ononia, in-
ipwnl tontnutittion, nml has ptrpirmft the inott reinnrka'
tflxeneeemr known of Ihttfli-mrt Chnsumntion.
few ismim wUl oImi nt o,iee fhveh mul enre the nttft se
vere Oiarrha-n proeterUnnfeitin rultl in the llatrrls.
'irMinoiirinrnrepreparatbyIr. V. M. JaekMinA fb..
.V.i. lis Art tlrctt, lilantlnhia,lt., ami nrrmJ,tbVilruq
qui ami daiiert in mMMnt em .iKtiere, al 7fi wnla per
surnv., ine tsjnalni oJ v, M. Jaetuon, will be on Ihe omt
ilt Clipper uf each bottle.
In the .ilmamx pnbluhal eniiunUa Ike proprietors.
batlett AW.ybuly's Aunanne, you will fiml tesliittonu ami
eoutmentalvry mltcc from nil parts uf the ouiary.
Inrse Atmnnaes aeeiprenwrniiliti altotir mtrntt.
Itrthr Uc hi W. W. HTEWAIIT and 1. W. IUK.
TUICH. Ikiytnn.u. , JvC-yldss.
New Advertisements.
NOTK E In April Inst the nuuseril-r missisl s
note nl lutliil iivwi liv .lt,lin ll,itii..l.l ,., r,. .. ..i
sua Hntrlelil kir liie sum of three hunilnsl dollars i:l)
diun.1 Felrasry lh, ls.'s). All nruii nrn hei-..n.
aiiruisl fmiu piut-hiu.iiiK said nule, ns piiyluent of llie
SllllttlA.li HA I r I I.I.D.
HEMO-VAI,.'
TVt.4. f
J OB Lii.ll,
ItKKVE hns rriiiovml his residence lo No
'l, cast side, lielaeen 'i'hinl mid
' jeiU
TO BIMDGK BL'ILDKHS.
NKTICBIn herehv siventluil sealed prnrmsnln sill
la- ris'civeil nt the oni,... ul' Ihe Aii.lit.n- ..r M,,ni.
uoinerv etiuury, llhin, iu ll.iili.u Ill KltlliAV. Jnlv
ash A. II. Inui, nl lOn i Un-k a in, (..r Ihe er.s li.ni ol a
iiim ori.iKe nernsn mini itiver, nenr tliirsliiiiiuiville.
Also, lor iiTntsn HriilMe. wrowN 'r ut. o...
eoliuty runii U-wiillK f.uui '.irtnemvi)la lu Wllmhesler
in Mw-Kson iownsiui.
PltiliS. Su:. ism la, Me-n nl IIia ir..ruU,,i.l OHL.a .. l...
nil inforiunlioii relulius Ui Ihe suma mn Im had. ' Uy or
der nl county ouiiinuiiniiiiiers. .
il-Mlnlil HAN. II. IlltYllKNI. Aiwlilnr
MlHSelie n.Monriineopynnil ctiiirK Alnlilor'sllltk'e.)
Keglmental Orders-Xo. 5.
i IUau Qi'ahtCsIm. Fihht Rru't O. V. M. 1
' DlVTllX. (I.. .Ill Its lt. 1 rU.it
niistvoiKHioiiH't'rii. niiHu miiH nml iiiuhU'h uf the
Fir4 Kt(finiflil, Ohio ViiiilliUW Militut. uill n.i.).1.
t M (iVitMik n in, un Wmiiic-MtHy tht KtiiiUlt liny of .Inly.
18Mi,-Ti tt K4ximltli lHI'itiit Uromwl, lMUiU,.(liio.
in-ptirtMi itirillliy un lltf imvi.Hoii nr Uie C lt UrttU.U uf
In imnlvorrviry if Atitrritiui liHlfNiiliiiif.
(lllllaMlltf 4J..tMll.llll.Uiraf l.luhl lluunhi .V...v..l
Own Uie iifjH iiuii'i) of thiH otxlcr.
njtir-HM, vnu. U. A. KlK'J.
JelOt.x It. V. KAKKR, Ailiutimt.
XTOTICK. All MThnst nr hfifl.y w timed lniii
1 roiuniniinK uiiy (n"b)iH-i-i on niy tirsniihHi, or
jiiiiUK my (irupi-ny inuny uuy. ji ihh UirmlH ut n cer
ium i-ot;u'., hijiiiih iiii-ii)M'IU-h unia wutcr iitii urviil-ti-nitit
to Ik' .'uir1-ii uut, the i'isIdmiiu'Im--! Im mi
MiririHwirt, ii i mil hi n'rwm u UfMpt-inu. ikitnJiLlil
lu irvgcv myiufll Iruiu thrir tUtwIi-t.
UWIKiE MINOR.
(itLKMruTLlt, JuneifH, lHtiO, jvr.H3
WASTED.-.! Kirlorwnniiuitndiiseneriil house
work. None need 111. ulv .nvi. il...u. K.u.... ...
stay fur some lime, fcuouire nt HI Hiim. .ii-u..i ......
COAL OIL - LAMPS.
JIHTua-nei a few Now Htyleaufi'luin-li l.iuniis, and
formUehy JNO. T. WillV,
r jnim sins!.
ULASS FUtlT JAltS.
,111 kir aiile
DoZKN,tlu- tiny rtxi Ye.!, will) '..rk Htopiieni
Jicrtp, . JNO. T. wuLK M,
Tin ni HtrMt.
. Fruit and l'ure I'untlles.
f sift uoetof jviesiHuui (trangeri;
. (Jo lifiiioiiM;
41(0 pousuif uf iMwiiiefi Uiiin Drop! CompiiMinit ev
pry poHHiUe Mtylenol' French L'um.i-UoUur turv iiie,
wiltl hr mile I
nr wue iv w Iioicmuic nnil retttil.
rruiiMM Httrrii
rruitawui 1
jest7iiHwlw
UK A Mk N I1UH0 tt 0., SUi Third nt.
rM KWT-liwelhiit(hoii-eN(i.4, JerterHon nt.,
X tttljoiuiiiK my risiil4Mw. All fro h Ntintl jud su
iM'il, Mini put nt ihoioiiMh rvtur. 8e.-n room kimI
uimiiMir kilehen. kim, mm wuLui; einUtru. Au. Uuiit Snuu
yeur 111 iiitMiUUy jiUMMd.
jsreh I tMT
1R. ADAMS JKWKTT.
HUE WilUt lOIl SALE.
flUlK uialemiinied lis re one of HiinneliiHli's luakn, Sd
class Fire fcnginea Air aala, l.fether with twenty
una p-et is aiH'linn liuse, all ui ttrsl rate asrtli-i-. Tills
Kiikui Ufsin sliinj, Juue SSth, threw one hundred suit
seventy -clirht Set tllroush s inch liiue, w ih uuly SU
fes. vor lerin. at.niv 10
I
Jnautf
JOHN T. KHIKI.r fH, P.iroman,
or ANTHoNVS'l'lf'MANM.rH-'v.
Urtuge l ira Co. Iio. 4, Dayton, Crtilo,
!
9i.
k
.f
M
THE GlORIOtS 101RTH!
' Ameiican Llngl
; v
Ootldem' or liberty,
Euglei aud Shields, . f
. I . . I ' '
, Heads of Waaliineton... rfsjr -"-
Signiug tbe Deiilarationlc-,
NATI0XU AXMVKKRIRT, JI I.T 4. im
i ..AKiiK tfs.'k i( llit itlMTit jiift nifitftl, tiutl for
i Mill, MlolPhfllsl' .llfatl rUlll, - - -
J'l-iillTN "HM-lilll'd M( hIiU'IIsI dl-h'tillllt
j.ii . , , UAn.VIWUA
STHAVKU. TvrnllliM'k Tow-, l.ith tft.ittif fr-h
Inilk; uli lnul tpa-U in wll4l "llolHsS, ftllimtl M 'ttH
th unhm-riU'r mi Hninr'lm, Jinn hiiti. Any nr-in
l.-wvlitgfio(i.'s i , K MI'lUKOJUi Kuf Ihrir Mlicnv
nUini- will lv liln r;illy ii'unUtl, v
)inu ... " :m(ihi:h b.mi.
JAMES RICKEY,
ONTO. 088 THIRD KX.,
HAM ju.t ns-i'iveiidiris-t of Joseph KinIm!- k Him,
Sh. ttli I I,
SI vt jr IKiien llofter'i rflrbrmod hnlrfs,
KMHRAClNli tlVKIt
SIXTY II!'"I''r.llKNT STYLUS.
Will iil.o ns'ciie iu it few ilnys
i J Dozrn Dawson, Vtarreit a ll)des.
OO L D PHNI,
KITTY DII'I'KItKNT STYLKS.
IJKIIH MKS AX1 KX TIIAtTM, put up ill la-iiulinil
Kill l..lll.'S of the sunn. ,ii:inlltv, no.1 iip'l'i.,r lu
Himlity liieitlieir l.uloi s, Wni'lil'-'.'i.li-u'sor llnllev's.
uiul .old nt oite-lhinl I lie coal, t'rn-e- No 1 , n rU; So.
i.:iu.ts. Fur sale hy V W. l-Tl:WAHT,
' TlruvKl.l. No. 112 Mum airet-t.
Legal.
Froi'IuniAtion by I lie Mayor.
HYDUOlMloniA.
f.v.ni.'n iiriur, 1
ClT uv Da.Tii.H, .lulu- A, l.Hiai. j
,rHKHKAS: It m nvvU tii,mriM, liimi Hit- Urio
miiiildr ol In tun, iiiiiiiint.' il Un,ii' n htn ihe iilu
HlMl tn ilioi'iiM ol lii'iihiUlUr ill l:tlii-r ol Imi-oio-llltf
tri'Vnl.-lll, . , ' ,
1'lwrrturi'i I, W. II. iti.i.K-i'ii:, MnynroT Iho nry ol
I'tivtoii, do lifii'Ky or.h r. ml rttiuirf, till iit'iniit own
!4, or liiti h nnu- nu iiiiiuiiil ol Ih Ik loud, to oiillii
Hip mi i mi- (within itttt tiny-, Iioiii tht lui li.ri'.,) to
hm or ht-r jard or lioii-', Un i-nn ot mxi dn or
Ui tiiiiy.h- llif wiiiit- in Hin h nuoiiM-r, iih lo iin-hiiif 1hi
(MicMilMhiy of iiiiumii', in- iiijiir iVHiilluiK IVoiii hvdm
phulja oi utli. iHi.-s,-. w. II. UII.LK-11K, Miiyur.
Hkv. viiiiirlhHi IAWJ UnImiII lat-l .wfnl formir kt-
Hon hi kill (Hiv iiiiiuiiil i thfdox kind, to I rmmiiitr
m lu tf,.- niihiii HtHil-it, .tithm l lie linn' i'jt-iti-d hi the
inn Imnnfinii of the MuViii'iisnir.ifo-iH.I; tmd il mIuiII In
tlm dul ol ihe XmI'.o)iiiI kt i-.-iiiriv nil mu h Hiiiiutdi, ho
riiniiiiiK nt Itiiyp iiH-ontniu-hlit.il ot hik h .iiM'iini;dioii
:W HloN'-tHUl, to lit diH4roY(i. JVH
SHKttlKKH HM.K
Thoinnn W.-libi-r, " T-hop No. 177.
-Monlj('rj NiiiNriir Court,
M iry llm-li-, r-t. nl. ) In IVnition.
1 ' ourHiiniK'U il' mi Order ol' Kdo irtKiifd ii-um thr
1 fiii-'iior i oon 01 AioiiiKoimiy riminv, to iot Ui
icHoif. I vtill oivr lor mt nt thf tluor tf Un? foim
HoliMt 111 l1l4r, ill KJlld lllllll , Oil
iSillIllaliy, tlC etlst till If f Ji,li HI,
At t o'clock p. in., nf M,i dnv, iii .t iintiiU'ivd wvi ii-
Iron himdiwltilld litH-roor 117 esl.l of lln- r....-(a,l niM.i.
ty, iliio.iiiiniint'i at Si'.u.ni'i- --.iiIhih-i lo 1,11 hiiiih..! miv.
inth til om ill ii tilv ol Oil Won. ill Moulin, ni.'M it.
input, (trout tmiliilti-r tlu Intdiiy of Jnlv 1 hi a, n h,ik
li auiiii raiinu i-irfBi'r, wkiim. ol HoiH.rt VVitilMr, si n.
itit-HM'iI, during hi'i- life tunc, (or unvvi-r in ivmI vnlutv
i iitTftiiin ucciaiiti miMiauni.
AIm. in-lot No. 17fw"i. in mi in I i-ltv .f ihtvi..n ro.i.
fln-nUV(.) jiinrMis.,Nl, li vf ot' io.icr,iit 1 7-JM.
Al-io, in-hit No, l"-"ti, in KtiHlnly of HitMon, (ndjoin
lti the iilmvc,) tipmisfH frco of dower tit i1...'.,iki.
Hind iH oispny not to Ht ll lor Icfm timit tuu il.ii .u ,.i tl,
iij-imiiwd iiluc.
1 eniiH, one thin) nixli, one third in onn yci.r, nnd one
thi ml Ui two VfiUM: thcilcfi rrcd nuvm u. !.., i,s.
tcrt'-tiitnl I'H iirctl hy inortr'.
'Hie Wiihm h doMi-mill juoiithly orTcrotl for huU'
"'"' JtU.N MILLS. HhcnH:
IhtUil June If), 1800.
Tmih. It. Tiltok, Att'y joHHn
MASTKU COMMISSrONKIl S SALK
i?orgo lian alow,
Andnw Kimn. H. nl. I
Huperior rnurt, No. 1U70.
BV virtue ot unorder ol Iho HiiNrinr tmrt of Un
tJniinty f Montuoitiery. ohm, iimde tit itn Annl
nu a. it. iiro, in uid tiiMivcfntltle.1 cuim. I will, on
Sutunffiu. Annual A. iMiati
At the iloorof the iU uvi Hoii-f in ii, citv r ii.,-i..n
l-etweeli the hour of two mid lottr o'elorli p. m. offnud
iliiv wll ut (HihlM! note ly, to tlie hi)(het hidden Tlw
follow l UK dewnlsed nM. entate, lo w It: U infill Mud Itiv
er towiehip, in mud eounty, tun I hei'n U,t nutiiher
'Ven,eiht, tiiueillld U-0 iim d'j.i Knitted on pint of thr
hiiImIivihioii ol piirt ol rH-etioni.7 'I'tiwii 8 of nniKe 7,
tM'lween lln Miitini ltiv. ir.; innde hy limiiid Heekt l;uul
wile, tun) reeonti d on pltit honk "Aimif 4(mn.l 47 ol
tlie HccurilHof Aloiilgoiitery eoiinly.
rum ioit men (.tin oi i:u!t inrin, contain one cr
), mnl ;ire well ntted for j!irdcuiui; puriHiM-H.
Katfilot in nppnuKMlnt ijii.'.t(m and nut v Ml (or H3,-
. .li,:"' W" MALLAMttKK. Mler Com.
Holt ft Malikr, Ath.ineyH. jeja-dtwiiwul
MASTKIt COMMISSIUNKH'H SAI.K..
Ituiiry Ciirtner, 1 sin. !.'.
iniiuiist
Siia'i-ior l.i,ii-t Moiitoiuery
William Allen, el nl
(dimity, Ohio,
IlTtstIANT to nn onler of the Honnor Court of
ill its June liMUii lsisl. hii.I to 111,. iln-,.....l I .I...11 ..a:..
ill .lll.lic aiM'tion, nl the door of llie Oinrt lli.u.c iu the
ny 01 .-nylon, inn xmucry tiuiiiy, Oliiu
tiittHrtlitH. AhoukI 4. IM.10.
llclwcn tin- hours of one nn.! li.ur o-. l..-li i, m, of nni.l
diiv, the lotlowiiur ilrsclil.-d risil i-LiIh. I.. u-.e l.ri
J'a-ra aen iHi) lls,n Join's ,l.ll of alll.iivisi,.n ol
mil lotlilunla'rc.1 thirty two :ia)uii Iho ulatof out lots
- . ,", ".i 01 ..1,011 Mri'1-1, iii'iii'ii to
IMluvl W. Whi-elis-k lif llhver Jones sad lliniiy llo-
"..'.....--.i inn csmio 01 J01111 I4. Jones,
lis-enseit, Info ul 1 hltnl Ion coiii.tv. 01.,'.. 1 1.. u....i
tiniiiei W. WhecliM-kiiiiil his nil,.' t.. Juai'ith F. Allen.
lallhy JiiHe,h t. Allin.ihily ihvisil lu i:asaielra A I.
111. Ills Hlfl'. IV uill.li.lv .....I ..v. ...... ...I I .. .
liiliU-d to I'rof.iie nnd iWur.ltsl in tin. in,Uite r.,urt 01
M.intirolliet'YeillllltY. llhio. Hhi,1 ikn.iu.rlw I ... l.u..l.l
on h jii.limi.'i.t inliooritf Henry Uuun-r, nnd auiiai
Thenlaivi- nroU'l-IV tins la-en iii.i.rlM.ul .1 l.A 11.,..
Wind lllehuuiirisl d..ll:.r. mail .11. ..... ...II .... 1 1
two lliiras of ihe iii.n-aisini'nt, i It,. Ii ia m.iioii isis-a.
i-iniNui ante, ciisn. .. f . .iiiiiiax
Niisler c oiniuisHioui.r superior oourl, Monl. co.
i-sii. W. Itnl-K, Att'y. jcitslld
Business Cards.
Ol IAS. PAIIUOTT.
Attorncy-at-Law and Notary Public,
HAYTOBT, OHIO.
OrKICK attll Thiiil Mlrenl, belwis-u Mnin nnd Jef.
Insou alreuts, oer Util e's Jewi-hy Hiore.
jel:tiu3
I KM.IOTT, A'l-lilltNKV AT LAW. om,,. Ui
1. hiniiire llini.liiiK, Tlnnl htreet, o.iito u k,
linWilaa wlin
riKO. W. SIAI.AAIHHB, ATTtlltN KV - AT -
x ....... .niKn. un .iiiuu sovi,l,0iKisilo llie l.'ourt
-",o. jiuitii
MAlllliaiilil.l,V, ATl'oltNKV AT LAW
a .-iiiee 111 inn k.iii,ii-i, iiiui.llll. llnr.1 Slria'l, Ony.
lull, Ohio. Will lli:ike I'lilli.-tiun.. sn.l iitlen.l Ul Ihe nr,,;..
li.ie ol Ins imSesiaou Keni nill) in Mniituiiuuiry iui.1 Hie
.....iiiii..., .iiiiw aim lu-Jillow U'.liie ileed. uud
iiiorlnsiii'S. mi.l in-sirc nil oihcr li-ifil instruments.
w.
VKIIXT-KH, M. U., IIOMIKI'ATHIST,
W.I. 41 Minn Street. I.,tu..n Ku-.l .....1 a ...I
Streets, liayton, oliio. Oltlee hours FmuiTIo Ha. 111..
tuidfioin 1 Uiit p. in.
iiphtinti
"lOHM V. KKllCll.lli, NDTAItV IM Ml IC
J (iitirt'euirul luMiniucu Cttlnu, Mn) oi h K. 1H
No. 7, KiiMtHideof Miun, U lween S.i-ouil unt 'I hinl.
IIhviuk rtH-eniMl tli npMHntMt4 iil of Notary Iuhiij iii
in HU'I for the county oi AluMt joiot i y, i iuo, the innJi r
ilirued taken rlii nit-tlloil ift littoi'in "hi flieiulM uiul thr
IMII4IO KelieNiUy, tluit he lr now preptire.l to tin nil Wit.
bw inert M'rtiuiunjt Ui UilolHin iImI mm- i iitrull
lo him. correctly, hu1 on the nhoiteHt uolice,
novi;.tf John it. KHii:M.i:it.
JA.HKK TriLNEll. JL I H E OK Til K I'KAt E
AM NOTAttY I'l'hf.ltt. oitWe. lh-kel Ihul.liiw.
on jetti'itHill Hlrert, Hour the Corner of Third, in the
loom fot inurly ooenpit-ti hy JiimIhw Tomuiee. IStrtlitu
lurnlU'iihoii iiunl to tlruwiiig liceiltt, MoiigitgoH, Cou
IrvwiH, IhrinU, unit Leil HiijetM. Alo, uol!-etiou
prompt. 1 niril
M. D.
WALBKHMJII. 1II1UM WAllmilNJR.
WALHRIIX.B St CO.. CommiMMion
niutnui. No. HrtswiMHy. jNi-w lurk. ,
li.fl'ilur
:4mii
IKAUl BTHKtCT IKK BK, somh-wesl ur
. nurol ItiM-e iniilTiiint Mris-ta, ft Nt 'I NN TI.
'.lt( OAK IXIl.l.AH I'KK OA )'.
uisyi J. a 1). N. UAUHL-Si.N, Vropr'a.
UAIX HOtU HOVIH. WM. T1NULK, Pruurl.
..r, 1.1. VIA, II. , . . e '
awj-"l'he Irama atuli nt this houaa aaeh ... s,. .u,.
atHuji ra lo.lme. , dis-IS
JOUKPH liOIU, . : 1 ,1.
TTOt'HE. HIHN AND OUaAMICilTAL PAINTKR,
II lirwneriind Vsrinstier, luiitntor of MnriSe is va
rloii. kiiala, Ac. Term. rwuuuaU.. A 01 U .luav ua
shotl iiotioii, . ( . s . ,
SM-HhuuonMainHtreel.iiinoallUia Market Houaa.
ovn tisrrow'a bo.,1 aud ijlio. Blora. apis
(
of
Real Estate Agency.
CHA8. E. CLARKE, " r
1 1 K A I.' K H '.IA TK
it ii
'I, M I I ft I 'I M
I'" I
a . '
CE.ratlAl.
'lau'n HiiiMintf, ' I 1 1 1 nt Mtrtf
M,, hnf nti1 Mcllort rAinintn-ton, rrl V,Ui of
nil kind. Houdt, liiiud Wnininf, Note, Mn-
c.. niiu;f iniiti iioii'i piw iiciriM'iif loitn-t. il
mi I, mhI Nnrrniil, iii-urt' ir.i(wnv nt iiiH.fjl,
Ttllc miU'Wl W'PMWllsiri riiui"iuM-, Kllfl f it fells nil
Hjl'trl') HO. I COlllinirlMIOUlsllHIII, -H O V . gl f'l-
)tll r IMIt' If.
MUM MHlSMKult I: i:T-NN Wmi
I1 lj 'Ml Itrool. Illlc, MI the ndliiltiiolln Ihi ul, nud lite
. iinc di'Mfice IV-nil 1 1 iVttm. II". iM-'ii Under cilllt i nt ion
wfllttinvhed holiMenl H rniim, w i xidhi tirii. Workxlifti
I' Jinr. Miiioke-hwu-e, M.him milk -hoiito, rirtfri.,
4 Jood iBf'iuiiitf ori'hiiKt. :i .icIN nnd yjn iiH, ,,a,M, mtf.r'
h'nuiie laiin, ;nt hy iHMeet. Inline enrrinife iindcrih hou.'
nils I a riii4eis w iili-r iio'ii" mid null i Unad,
it v IVftln InrtHi-. AUti. :i itimhI ti limit hniiM. on tho
irelin-eH. Tin- in in eVei V rej.eet. ii deNiiit)4i Itirin nnd
coiiienielit tolhe eily. Willi far Mold oil eu,y myimintil
or timlf in hit it tor rcideni-e in the en .
, (.i.Vl.IAt:,; ('!'A!!',iT,!.f,l"rr''
1.HH.MAM?. I im i-cm, It InileMn-oiiitho I'lty wet.
1 HiilMinnnetHo-siliil) hrtek holimtl llw eellnr, wll'
ci-lfrn. '.. tf'KMt Ininie I mrn. nnd oiitdiniinM; vliuicn
fi nit ot even desHTii.tiuii. Ilesil iiiinlilv nflnhd.
i ll A-i. E. ( LA UK K, Itcnl iM ii. Aitent,
IK.It )
I1 Mot
lew loti
MALKoK IIF.NT. A Very eonventint fttitno
i ti ItnulliH, Hhtlile, At'.. I.H-iilril within A
thiile-' w til k ot the ceuire of i1,o -it v. U illtia
iirld on lie ycnr'H lone or rented lo it ihm ieimnt
' II A " K. ( I.AItKK, Third -.trei.t.
LtVltM FtM. NALK --100 jm-ii'm
H intlcn t'n.m N.w
I1 t 'nitllie, lf,rk t oiiifty, Hil l K.j tmleH IVoin liioWll N
Mniion on the 1 1. A W. It. It., limncrcM under Hue rnltl
ViUioii. I .on-1 IVitme dw'clliiii;; fr:nue lirn. AIo. n
honed l-'tf dMi'lhni. I .ood nivhnnl. 2 Hpi'ini nnd ti
creek of niniiili rnn-r t In li Hi it.f tdm-tv I'un l-.i....
lit nil. mid the (niT.tUi-e lc-t iiiinlilv of M-eoiut liMtoni. '
1 1 ii h ih ii tir-l-i;ile I' in in, nnd uill In i., p,.r (tint
tx 1 1 1 in inferior I u:d U.m netually IA l.-r In ihe ti.
uinily.
rtlsf'll
It lireen 1 mite ttcl til Hi.hiey, nn n lino rond. 7ft
"jeri'H under cullivnliotl. t'olufnHtiliJe fntiiiA dwellltisT
hiriese ol ii nMiin. eltelrtei n, on linrd, Ai'. ,nini ol
iprtii. ipmlttv.
' A LSI ,
100 ncreinetirMinini-hiuK. Kvi-llent l.nnd, nhfini fill
W-TcH lltlilei i-l.ltiValiOll. i ritirie lfHtM liiri lajin fUlJ
oilier out IrtiiltlinjH, (iood I ! linnl e.
AI,H,
3! rwreiot) Ihe Mhtikertowu i'ike. four mi let from lhl
eily. Ihilldiiiliie Imh-Io'V fniine Iioiihc- ll rooinx.
Kme Iku'iim. ifiMKl lieiirihif on hiud. utiioliedioufe, Hpnni
holi-c, r.t Ae. All excellent onuhty of Intnl. 'iVlllln
itcV, , , . 1- . ... .' . . ,j
Ale0,
31 nen'Mlse-it iiimhty, Nii-ond hothiin on the llivor Ihwiil
i mih'Hhc.. tlie ciiv. Sin:ill ft tune lmu.c, k,mk fmine
iRirn.orchiud e. W ill Ut Hold low on verv eiinv nV
niHiitn. TMAM. K. rL'ANKk. '
'h'KX'i liiilliuH.:ul ttreet.
Al,st,
An rleiniut eounlrv reidt uce, mile finni Ucrmrui
town, 1 jn-in-f i;kii.-ich o exctllcnl lund inn Inuh
t:ite of ciiluviilloli; 11 hniidsoine mid i niniuoihoUN hlu k
iIhcIIiiiKi eoUl:iiuin U, I'tHiiti-, rtH-enil tuiilt; liirtelKiiik
hn ru, nnd nil the nei eHHUi y nuidimliiiur; tt nervt tn
u tilieyanl in liue I e ii iiieoiidilloli, Iseiu iiiK fruit (recM
ol every .jiriely; "hiul.'-'i v, Ac. Also, n ht iiuhfiil hh
pond on ihe preiinii'M, i 1 hv n Ml renin of nnuiinu wjiter;
al -1 h ii ; m-rcH tiuilfer.
The projM-rlv i-th it InU-lv owned nnd ntvu pied fov
M;tj. M. H. W ulk'T nud iime of ihe hHidvint wiil
m. sr.) tlcHiniNephwi't- of the kind ill the eoillllV. It will
tv,ii in 11 itiin;iin, nnii 011 piiuieuiH lo Hint the pur-
11 war .. I'll lu A ail a ti a, usi . i .
AI.MII.
An excellent fimn of iicren, 7 milert rroni tho citv,
111 Miidl-ontimimhip.rKi nn.hr etiitivntu.i,, U-i'l.'
iinee liewt oj linihi-i hur onk, wiilnul, HUityitr, hickory,
' tioo.1 two n, i v hrick hoiiNe 1, rooms; Ininie
Uiru, Ijirife oiiliimloi uooil Hi 11 1; nuiuiiiu wtsr. Hoi I
III milt MliH-rer, liK-fi Met olid hottoiil. lull uu.t tn.i.llv
'- r. . imnith I nml ri.
wheat luinl t HAS. K.t LAUKK, flurd ft.
A I. si 1. 'us'
4 0 iiereM on the Hhiikertow 11 I'ike, mile hoyum! th
nt-,, ooMoven 1 hhi Minhiy ol luinl; lwiiso
rv fi'iuue holi-c. UrooiiiH, jMm-heH, weIN, edliir, Mitiiij',
.tc., wild uIhiiiI 7 :Miesi of tuu her. Then ih h t,m vtd
on the preim-eH, with In vidn nud evei ihm complete.
ai-mi lUinu iiii-tiM iimi nUmMiwrrv. Tenon ol i.nvniut
,,,H'- t IIAH. ' t'LAKKK.
FOR HALE.
A eonveuient two ntory Hrick I w lliu on .loiiew ulreel,
eoiiliiiniuif liMiuiH, hui r kitchen, ciHieru, wi-ll,
eellt.r, iinhiinji, Jh' withi lioiee hint. Thistrnpenv -
Hill lH Mi.kl lU H Ltll-UHIII ifupplKMUnr. I lliifl.T-mrtla. iW )
Uie owner Wlhet to reinoe U'om (he eily. Kiiouueof
J t HAH. K. ( LA UK K, Third nt.
Choice Lot Ifor Sale.
rwi r-l.il:ilil- lin- .,,.. T,e Ii it is ou tlie North
Kits! coriu.r sivll I i.m.iIa... iu: a -i.i,.i . .
Tllisl 11 I, ,,!, 1, uellii.l.i.lislli,ru II., I. I.iio.l the 1111111-
i-ti.v is um. riii 111 n ,nce nnil terms to hint liny one
uishuitj to (.iiivhus... ('HAS. K I'l.AKKK.
I"" I'hinl street.
1 .) V K 1 . 1 , 1 n aH 0 1 1 n1;s,
OFevcrvil.si-riitiotiiiu.l irici... Tile lollonilis is (ho
ls-:iiiun or some tit' tin
KIIINT HTUKKT, Istuisu .Mi.innii.lJirsnii;
HKcu.Ml STHKItT, U'luw Hurry Three tine dwell,
ngs.
Ill II f STItEKT ii ii
Kl't'ltril HTUKKT
KlrTH HTUKKT, between M11I11 nnd I.u.llow;
WILKINSON (ST., Kc1.-ll11u.-l
LI lil.OW HTUKKT, " riral uiul Wuter;
"Oyr tlio Hhine.."
HMITII HTHKKT, nesr Hnmn:
JUNKS HTUKKT, helwatu lln.wn nnd leKrtl
n it t:i;."i htkkkt, - .l. ticrsiin nml Tn umsi
nit.l Tm.i.nwath
J Al kMlN ST., t',m, i.n.1 Vaa llliren:
WAYNK HTUKKT, Kollthnl tlttlii ,
IIAINUHIISIKMT,. North of : , -
I I.INTON STItKKT, near Tlllnl! , , ;
KKCllNH HTUKKT. K.ulor W..ll.,r
Tls-ae are iimny of lli. ni n ry choii o iiiises of prniierly '
ami all nre ottered low. I h:ivn is si.li-s iliosn nbute
iliieniie.1, 11 iiirm- iiinount of very clunp nroiierty in 1
the sulrtirhs, for snloiin.l Inwte.
t'HAS. K. CI.AIIKK, Ileal Kstnle Aent.
J''28 ''Irmi's llinl.liiot, Third at. '
VAOANT IA iTri in every imit nf the city, for sale and .
Imdci hcnn. j..is 1I1AH. K. li.A K K K, 3.1 at.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Toilet Artiolei for the Million,
.i
ir
Allt KKOIIRATIVK AN'll INVIIIIIKA'lllll a
sure nml iieriiiiiiieiilenr.. I.,.- h.il.l.,.,... .....I r..P u.
lliovlun nil Heurl, llumliiiH, HeniAilolia luui.lM.lM and
feverish Jlent lroiiitslci,,l,,r r. ,u,riiii; iiruuuuairo
y (irny lliurto its i,riKui:i eolor. This i.r. malii n
'..iiuniis iioiiiiuriiiiia tiinlter, iirmliiciiui its wmiderti
elteets l.y iliviuonituut an. I i-eMluiin ,H'i1wt lieiilth to
the a.-ul.. nnd tlie l ,n.u wlin h li.riu the hmr. It is
l-lll III. Ill hollies lii.l.lihn Ih.. Htllue ipnilltity ns Wmsl'v
..ii, I Mrs. Allen's H.ur ltest..rulives, lu nil respects
e.piiilly ns n.,.,,!, nnd a ilh(. 1 1 . 1-. I to one half Ihe cost
lJn. e only .-si eeui.. .'.,r snle hy
I'll. W. W. HTKWART.
I'mreisi, No. us Mnin sti-M-t. 1
1 mt'ii. 11 air nvi:.-
Kor.lyeiiu;th llnlr a Hlnck
IJur lirown, lusinutly, will, mil Mnininj
Wiirmnte.l fiiliy nsu.,,Hti'i. Itm-helor's nn.l i:l.iii,.. I..
ut up III Hie si. me i.c.i lmet, :ii f) hntl the cost. '
'rs-MlciH. 'I'o ls hn.l onlv nt tlie linif Hli.re of
W. W. H I KWAItl', ut Man. t.
supply of tins useful article a III la. kei.i .... I..... I ..,
nil tunes illlllliK the sensi.u. nt
niy:m W. W. KTKWAltT'ftNo. 1:2 Mnin St. -
OKI. A WATKIt.-tliro, wpnrklinn "ld eld. draw t
KJ .11 limes Iii.iii one of the most complete miltilAins
III Hie Kllile, lined III. W illi Hie itent 1s1l11lauatl.nl cihil
ernn.l .linlUul... Ki-.-ry inriely nf fruit, sirups and
mvtnr iniulc frc-dicicry ilnv. nt
III. iy. vt. M KHAKT'H, ia Mnhl street.
ITIIU'IT HOT'M.KH ASJU JAHS-,lust reeeiv.
I; ed a liiim- inviiie.. ia r run llotiles nml Jnrs, Willi
orks. Alsu, Kenlimr Wux. At Hie liriia store of
inyatl W. W. HTKWAItT, 114 Mum nlreet.
I" ONIIOS PlIMTKII.-l-nre l.nniloli 1-oHer, the Is rt
I J innlt li.inur in Hie world, lor ini.ili.ls. ni..l 11.. .-a......
fi.riuv. Ironi m-uenilitelHlilv nnd pmir.itiun of Hie svi
lelii, mywi W. V. KTKWAK'I', ia, Mnin (.
pUIIIKIKIl HKNy.INK.-Kor el in,g nt,,,,., n,.d '
1 reliu.llliu ul'eilse. tnr. stiiiim. el,. . i'..,i,, ,.n L,n.i .1
a.-..,...l i.piK.iei, milium iniury iu the lexuire nr color
of Hie uiilleruil. K.ir snle iiv "
uiy:i W-. vy. ryi'KWAIt n, M.imtrret.
)l'HH OA TAW II A WINK.s-M.mie eh..Ss old l-s,.
I IiihIm Wine, Hiinvn on lliettirin of l',.. J. y. IU.B
nsou, near thiselli. This a me is very aliisn-iiir, nud
frue li-.iiu nuy S'liiltcnition w Iml-'Vur. for ante hy lin.
Isitik' oruullmi l.y W. W. STKWAItf,
i)l No. til Mm,, al.
THE DKUG STORED
120 Mnin Street, between Hurlrt sMtb.
JAMES ABBEY,
(MDOCKSHOIt TO W. W. IlDlUNrKIN,)
nAVI.NHreiaave.la full naanrtmi nt is l'ure Urn
and MisheiiH-s, direi.1 from Hie KnaU-rn nisrkel, I
olS-r lo tlm Mil.he the loll.iwllis: S'rilll. Jan., Uorks and
w.ix. constjuilly 011 luind iluruis the season
JABMKV.lai Mnin.
)UnK iHiyci.il niid Muslim Miistmtl, fcr tnMe uX
I J. A1IIIKY, lalMuinalreel.
T . A,L A '""h ""I'l'lT- l-lKOt and I'lrar ns Pryu
J M. Al-siaiu w slu kol l.i. ...(, ns,eivad, slid k
J" J- AUIir.V, IsuMnu. .mil
II
DAYTON 3Sj"XTl?tt3ElHY'
; 1 H. oh'iuK'lfn.lirk'lor,' Oaytoii,".' " '
STRA WllKintirj ! t-JNSAlt It AW E0 Pt'Btt .Kn.
Hurr s New I'ine, Wusl.ui,,,! r ,h, fceulli lluir
Lov rtsnssiy new Haul.
All t)ie4tlsiveiiraaniu.iiir eu...:... ....i-.-l
ll.un lier Mai, (M.., par ii!, HH ,,,, IK,r J' uu"
II
'...en. siippnasi 111 srenllvreiliiee.1 prle,. ' .
in-, era ha I tu K u 1 1 tu' ... .
tlie Knuiu, NiiI.hio tn His HnnacnW nepol, larylou.
Oi-dera rruin 11 diilw will he put 11 p with aueh esra
Una lliev would ia. oarrled, without li.piry, tonnv part
th. I 'ailed Starts. Alao-ftuuu Red Antwerp KaTo- '
terry Hauls. r mMr ,