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Says the Republic.
Th, Ntn York Wr?rW(oi,P1 ,0 P"""
dent to ca.ll to his Co'eioet and aid, the ablest,
hrareit iind but meo of the notion, in order,
The most splendid army or the worm, wnn
general as gallant M ever led, and aoldSera
u brare ai ever" marched to rictorr, has met
.1 i - n .... .j : . Ar .1, a Tt. Hon
I i a iriuiiwuiiEisk mnnqmLia iw " . j
Halret ! Orders ihe'AiMrjf the Rippatanv
nock wm marched op against the tmpregna
ble batteries of the Fredericksburg heights,
brigade after bri(rade, diTisipn after division,
on after another decimated, thousands npon
thousand! slaughtered, from dajrbreali to sun-
set, ntll its rain was ompiote, antii weli-bigh
twantT thousand brare ' and noblu Bouls wt
the Virginia hill-sides with their blood. The
nnhlnnrhinir conraira. the dauntless intrenidi
Ij df ourtoagnificeut MHhr" wert) tiere' more
sublimely displayed. . The , blundering sttate-
r. the iocompetent generalship, wbiob hurled
bem to a fruitless doom never , branded itself
so consDiculouslv as indiscriminate slaugh
ter and murder by wholesale. Again have
vou. Abraham Lincoln, bv the hands of Hen
ry W. Halleck aud "Edwin M.'8tanton, sent
death to thousands npon thousands of onr
brothers and friends, attain desolation and
"'angnnh to the home nd . hearts of the peo
pie death thttfcives BO'llfe to tWlwrishiiiK
nation, and sorrow which no patriotism can
console, oc 'the, consciousness of a needful
though costly eeif-saorifioe assuage, lij the
banks of the Rappahannock there was slaugh
ter which was fraitless, and by tweuty thous
and firesides to-day are shed which God alone
cm Wipe kvay.il .If if .lit!
Army Doctors.
[From the Boston Courier, Dec. 11.]
The doctors are sometimes vocse tbad bul
lets Wt asked an acquaintance from
"the ru
' ral districts," the other day, of the welfare of
his son, a soldier in the 1st Massachusetts reg
intent' He told us he had (gone through all
the battles from Bull Run to' Malvern ; Hill,
'without scratch, '.when oa the 20th i of July
he was obliged to give on, on ncconnt of diar
rhnee. contracted in the Chickahominy swamps.
He went wink) hospital: at -Fortress Monroe.
His diarrhoea was followed ij fever, 1 then
jaundice, and then by ' diarrhea, nil "of which
-a he snoaessively overcame, i when there "was a
change of doctors. The new-wmer made the
patients in his ward take off flannel and put
on cotton nnder-crotrrnig, knd this was follow
ed br cold and dvsebtery. . Goltin tho bet
ter ot this, another change brought him a
homnMmothie -practitioner! and tbe.wck man
" was put again' ihtri tfdiarrhoPa.' Oetting hot-
ter of this, he was sent. to. a hospital iu i new
a yorl. where tber have put him into fit and
rheumatism."' Whether the poor fellow will
ever get over all these changes nnu trluls re
mains to be seen. ;
Gen. Butler's Picture.
. . The New, York World, .in an , article upon
XdaeTal Batleri thuAsulsa hiirtrait It
savs : !
"Ho has disc raced the army, for the army
is honest; he has disgraced his Government,
for his government is yet (treat enough to be
just; he has. . disgraced hi iCountry, for liis
uame barbs the scorn of foreign enemies and
"'" lustifies the severity of foreign friends ; ho
has dishonored the Chief Magistrate, bv pre
scribing him to1 ' Ministers of the Gospel as
the subiect of (Jieir compulsorj prayirs; he
bas dishonored tne XNorin, oy incarnaiing eve.
rv mean and sordid characteristic which,
falsely. Southern Dsssion has ascribed to
Northern, phlegm,, by surrounding himself
with men wnose ill-gotten gains, nuKingais
; honesty and loyalty profitable, cause disloyal
'' honesty to seem respectable by comparison
he has distrraced his sex, for nst even women
have been exempt from his cruelty, but like
men, have been made to' suffer as traitors for
the self respect of their Intercourse with him
, as women; it it is, possible ne fias angracea
himself, for ' the mdst' Subservient tool of
Southern men and obsequious lauder of
Southern institutions has become their most
assiduous. oemn-.seekinB .a. plaoe for the
1 heel of power whfO oric"1ie looked only to
, lick the spittle servility. . I
. .i General Butler's whole career is known
very many loyal man at the North, who blush
in silence and shame at the imbecility which
tolerates him for an instant in power, j
, , . The Administration press will act wisely
not to praise nim. laey iuuuiu m iumiaiui
if their own silence secures his immunity
from DubKc odium.1 'Neither) they nor Mr.
Lincoln can secure him against the iafamy
history." ,
' '
The Treasury Report—A Peace
Document.
' Mr. Chase's document is the most elaborate
peace document the criiil has called forth.
l I 40 vith the var, he above os, we mast
bare about tvo thousand millions or debt; es
,i!iJuK tnbllsh.o bov .National bank, suppress the
State banks, in short, consolidate the States
Into 00 frand Federal despotism. To the
' army of 800,000 men fttijer the command of
the Federal Executive, with the sword, we are
ured now to-'aHd a frigaatic bank, holding and
diaburaing about a thousand millions a year.
"'. Federalism i tkua.'to besome oonselidatiou.
We call this a peace, document, because every
true patriot must See bat peace is indiapensa
i ble to the presennstiOD uf.ouriadiTidual liber
ties. No men can be freemen with a milion
of meo and .0 thoosand millions of money,
anually, in the same hand. Fortunately for
" ,' aa oveq nuw, Mr. Lincoln il not : jrreat maa,
but rather o small oaa.-.Mte. IVi Exprttt,
" '
A Word about Advertising.
" ' " "A successful business man who hii tried it,
writiM with regaH to adwliaing: "Bive me
tile Beta wheu'feVadVCTtiacrs occupy it, and
I care not how bard th( times are. . It pajs
we Aall times, aad npO( Ur it . ys nie
when most of the huaineas men in my line
bare taken their hooks out of the valor, think
. , !i,ing no bitos Moo be hai,",, 1'hat is the truth
' exactly. - Aewell mijjht, a Uah swim without
u m tint, a vomi talk vithont o tongue, or a dog
Utrk vitnout wagging bis tail, as lor a man h
make money in these days without advertis.-
w log. ' "1 '' " " " - ' 1 ' 1
'L (tuTA veaUru papflr.sujt; '"Ve want to buy
lu iu.g food" oooo and possum. dor, U: bunt our
meat vith during the winter. It is fuolish for a
. h maa to think abontiboriaa koa meat vbo is
haul coon, arid pootsu tuti ud ktH o sheep oc -
casionallr. will command is Kood price at
:Ueseb,adI.arUs,'i ,,rl , ill
"both ttdeSnd"tvganro oather, you cease
OgbUog, theo too ,tdti4kl. , iuoatuins as to
tanas of tnteroovtwe or afrain upon you.
Lincoln') IhauyuHil. ' 4 -
A Word about Advertising. Dry Goods.
'.Ot&O.ltaa.ls'AIZt AND SECOND StBKGTS.
VANDORKN, MILLEK & FOX,
(BuoowMfS toJOHN, VANDOEKN 00.)
r r y co o r a .
0U8CK.r0l.ARD AMI 1NIII.V 8ILK8,
iHT HUANlB IILACK Hil.K,
J'iiAtN ANU KA.NIJV MllZAMlllljUKS,
PLAID I'AUL IlK tUulllh,,
h CHECK POPLINS.
A large atock of
tinirs iNn missfs Hnop skirtsi
" BEAT MAKB AND BHAPK NuW HOLD.
1KAVEL1MJ VUESS tiOOUS ;
Plain aad Cheek, in great variety.
A beautiful Una
French Organdies, French Lawns, Grcna
, , , dine and Borages.
-- A Job lot
SOl.lO COLORED IIKII iftt'.S t
Vrhi.h we are nelllng at UALP I'BK'K.
Mourning Dres3 Goods;
BlrVHt IVvmlnlKUH'H, IJIm'k iHllitllftM,
hlw;h Tnmrlmp, lihu'k i:raiA MftrctR,
JM!k Ure t.:oHiirr, Mikwtk Uinm VviIh,,
Mltvolt Lovm Vmim, Mlm'k Utnliiii,
Hl'k Kr. HriK.Crape, ltlck i'rmiM.
GINGHAMS ami OHINTZKS,
a ' lfw Stylv Kmbroldcrlfi, 4te
Dent make, new style,
KID a O VICS.
Short Sacks, Cloth Dusters,
SI ID It MANTILLAB,
Shawls, Lace Points, &c.
'Our xtofk In lArffft nriil dcHimbla, com ort nin All the
nw And vMrien niymn ni M.tnct4 oi uie KHxit m nmr
keix, wsti ait ottering great lutluttemonia (o CACill aud
HHKT TIMK buyttrH. We conhaily mvuo au umjteo.
vim oi our hmiuk,-
aVEMAw ty TAMXHUCN, MlhLKK A FOX.
ltlack & White l'laid Poplins,
BLACK AND WHITE PLAID GOODS-
MEDIUM. GIXT-A.I-.IT-S-.
,Tj Handsome line
Organdies, Lawns. &c,
.. . . Jutt roceived.
M-ty 8, 18ti3 VAN JJOHfc-N, MILLER A FOX.
BEWING COTTON
ALL COLORS
Mar 8, 1803.
Tlia bent thread for Hewing Machines
IUH. r.lITHU.
VAS UURKN, MILLER A 1TOX.
Clothing.
;
to
of
Fall and Winter Clothing
AND j
OliOTIIIJNfO OOOStt
CLormtus u nitons,
NO. 4 TUllil BT., OPPOH1TJC THE BhUliKl
UUlisilAo.
II KNRV HaKFKK, having avirtoointod wiih htm' id
XX. Ui iaiiuuug Uuaiiitff.il Mr. i'biiii wiuhfav
lur auuut biX kfMlia iUBl'iM-V uKh tut-
ueur prjaarea tiutu evm' w piOMMe hi uunioiticinuiiu
Ult9 OUUlO.
Tuey lutva junt roueivod from lSew York a IfrgeatiJ
piOUUlU vMJCM. ot
FALL Ail) WIMKtt CL0TU1MJ GOODS,,
Which they will make up in the bent xtyle, en ohort
nouve. 'i'iiey have a complete ajnorUneui, fompri-.
m t-juwiB, jatHHimeree aim v eetiugit.
A heir aioolL ol
C10THINO
CanDut b. eiL-ellttd anywhare.aad they lavlt aa
MIWWWI WMIM MWf VU piBMBa MIC f UINIV,
. lM)Jf IU.V. UOUtplUUf .U)piV Ul
llents' ' F urulshiiig Goods,
Which will be found to tie muled to the tau ol their
uuflbuioefa. t .
BpV6 CiiOTKINCi,
; Aireai iuu wiu be laMou tu piiwt! fari.-uf nnu liuyn
in uiu cut toua uuoauiK o. uiu citHiuu.
. jiir. VV jb,Ola.Jboetjtk aUvuiin prbOuuiiy to iku i tilMi
' Miruit IrittU'ln lu city aud oouuiiy ttm utvm u to tmi.
lieiiieiitiMtr Uie phtcio. u luiia iru ntui Ji-i-livU.
p.mt
Later and Better Hews.
F1NKE Oil IKOLKlt
Ar ouw McaivuiK tUeir MHioud puRhana of '
FALL AM WLMEU (.OOiW,
tyompririJutf nil the new itylsja of
Bilk ANU UAKbKlLliKH VKbTlXUS,
' ntfer axo haix iassiukkks,
II LACK iiil) tvliOKKU ClitfrHH,
And a k(K1 artaoriment of rurnithiiK (ioodri. Wt
m.m kp Uie HAMAjU rMthMJM .OKli blilKl,
UHEtT STOCK READY-MADE CLOTHlM
lu tlivcily,
Itireiuacalland try ua. ""
.3. . tiNiiiu l.KtM'int
AO, mi? hi tut. I Ht.
THK ENUMY SUBBUNUKlCL)t
.i i.!i.ul-rl I ' r " ' '
a nyvT hlaimih t i; u
FALL ! AX I) W1XTEU (loans.
uA , U O T T k. K ft U l P
ho. a T1UIU1 KTHICKT, DAVTllN. OHIO,
nAVK mate a lonmd.Ma nlliu lt on llih I'mk,
Mid aut tkamtid Miiraly. .,
iillWltllMhUldllllt tho dvpiMMMfMl condilRiii vf t1,s
juoamqiiTk Miay ara naiatkiaa tha hugvat .iu'k ur '
OLOTUH, CASalMltBIW, VKTIN(IS,
'.,,,.'. ' OKNf b J-UKJIiHIIlNU UOOIM,
(M Iha UUut Bty lea, and Pattern.. f
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIKTM, " ,
COLLA ILL UKA KKi. N KCK.T1 KA Au.
j,,,, befors onend to tha puUio. Their .lock u(
im keaut mini clothisu
la new sod auittiottabl.. an4 ara otlarad unuaually low
" FOR (MHH. j n.
TlMt )MlhlHi ara invited Vt .all aad .xamlne, a. they
, r .' HOTT. A KROl'H, '
tnarslU Ml). Juri, TUIKU STUkKT.
Oysters.
1
l". OYSTERS I
OYSTERS
I ,,, Uunug th. aaaaon, at ma
f'ftoOl'KH UOfTSi:. TMmI.i tr.et
Wihn
1
IHHKD by lh ran, haircan, or i.r..l np
ordM u. a auuanur uautuw. auawi
Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps.
aiionoTi- j f6cinVAirw
BOOT AM) t SliOii SIOUE
Nv. ill!, Third St., Kast of ion n Clock,
'BIOS or THK "UTTLJS-BliY."
S' UAYTON, OIllOi'.kA
rprlK ruMK'.will .liwlli ooll' llmltliul.vril
X lulu wuw on ltuu a laitt alfniHti. siiw.-a i
l!()OTHAMlnHf)IJ,H,
fur lh Kail ami Wintrf wt'Mff thw rr li-at qtmlitv.
conif.itnmiill the ktmla Un
it. nun frtwtilill n rt.tiiiit
will ue alil
VKKY LOW FUU'CA&U,
uhvpneN ho iltti(B eoinVtittoii. ' 1
ALIJCimuO! liUOOOj V -h OieMtM vw urti.-r.
Pfnle'i Shoe more, u. aiw, i hira it , 1 vton.O.
Plumbing.
aW (jus & Sk-aiti Vijit' I ixtures
.(fid t-iT iJfK'mT atOtHVKD AT , ,1
'VAK M i)-MALJOliM',
i VKRV mitinnor asHortniPDt ore. Air Kixtur?n, ne-
'A '(HMiril from urn i1v'iJfc.B'i,t,W .YOK fA'L-
liHrM. t.llAMH. k'nut-l Mild MlUat fal.llilCri. WltX THlK-rS. ti
which Iht'V ftrt-i ilrtiirfniMi1 to ll M IHirtowent Lvuija
they H an low u M A1 trttvwit
l'V Hr tmillg Hp WW) r.n-ioiM, win TV I
hc riiut'vt rwn. liy htrtft ktitnHHi to bui
nutl Niiiwrmr HertiiuitUMliip twey Uoim to iKtmntiMn
Plumbing. Coal and Wood.
CiKOUGK OleCAllY
IeRlr in 1 1 '
COAL, WOOD,
A.l).r!M.UE.
fliird alratt Canal Hnd(;a. , .. noUII
k(w , Voai vinaTwoea .yards
S. A. fclCKEY CO.,
AUULffiiiaLiCAAJtUTAIliKALUlOi IN
COALAND .WOOD
YAHUS Wrtynn nxtui, VnwrSi Thwl mkl CRint, ami
1TE are now pri-pftfotrtff fifrnl(ihthe publie with
If Very twt-IU)l Ut bw uLrtMliu;!!,
inrkiQ, Hud tjuinprttN evt -ry tuitiy of
'J'ttH hrrr pality oi (j(AKi H'lC&JOHY nntl oilier
ItiiidM rt WimjO Hlaiatva ott IiAnii. -
l.)oiU unU Wood iluiivuci'ti to ny purl of tho ity, ht
thpiiWiinii,i"Ll'ertirarweio. utvo u
a wearo UL'ttM imut-ti iu
;ivo tilt) bunt porHiblo bar'
gains.
uraerit muy UjliJt at Nell, Bennett A Co, , Third uU
ana Jolin . AUgur urocury, nin M.nti-.
Bii7llin ; .i' t BiA.wv-nfci w.
Amusements.
NKWLY HKF1TXK1) KB UtT CK.MiHKU
f TNPKlt the direction of tlie HARMOMA $iCE
J i i, ii otlored to rat, at reaMAnnbte eenna.ior
Thoatrew, CnoertHt Xuiurea
and public exhibilienri generally. .
KmUxmly Nw c;nery ami Jnarhnery
Had1 been inlroduoed. with a Btnick of ruittlrientTmiunl
iKuitt to acoommoiiaio an Kina or rjnumuon.
Tho hall in the mriaAt. oanatio m tiuiijf iihkmm
Inna rind sutU imu Ir-li viiri Lti IwA sttVilar -.LllH I.H4L ill lll
tiity if iMyUrt); and la Keit)d in 'lto, uioeLcetitrnl irt
County Aiutitor'at uun e, or
Saloons, Restaurants, etc.
UNION SALOON,
.i .
Becker Building Nw Jrircrnon St
. .....i t i-uj ji'.iii, .
Ai;oULIr.mmDiItnUit ntl'raUoii or th TuMi
' W hlrtaaaorfmenlcir Wmew Mi4 lquora, Ale and
ifi-tj AlBo,tSwiit and tjunliiirK i;Lm, uynMirri, I'ik
ttl,4n.i lieiKOonauutllyuu Said laii(Hl all lioura,
1 havealHU Iwa t ikci'iirnt Xir.RIAUIl 'l AUl.Kd, aa
lod macr ball rolleilupffa.Mf widfUi.sk in-.Mi-
lioM il Dlavar.. . i .
-iWu,immoJiatl)rilf(.lT'HtifffHllBll.
Commercial College.
1
?
Dayton Comraeft'Ial ' College
- No. 310, Tlilrl8tr..l, Uaytou, Ohio.
IN VO U V i It AT K t I N 1650,
Fulf Com. Conrie-Tlm ViillaiUoa-O
bICTThJNJ 1HKKIC11LT nod 1KIIAN0K1 HmKH,
'IUWK KKCI'LNK ANi PKHANHH IP,
t-'UM MKKOIAL t.'ALCl HTJO.NH,
i i,..,a,l.l.lltiJ.MMKUi;iAls iHtkl-el'UMiKNOK,
, ''.MCCI'UBKH, Ai'. 1 ,J
rilil K (Vttfwr prorettatvely arfitfiKaMl, ahortH( meth
I odi mid taught on Imujin oi ltu.uNN ly a prwtH-a
iw'Vf K'-i-ers ifi.Toiiiily lartinJ ariRiiin Uie HUi-ion
uiiti .ii.'iti of M KliCtlANT, 0ANKa.U, ACCOUNT
ArWmid f'l.flKK.
' n H.'-l1n aor.h.Mti bv VAHiii mf ojo&vioii Jnnmal
i.edtffT and HMianopit, trout an eleiiMnUtry ireattntj
UiK hfcj.lli httn llvVttr prtKllh fHt AOOOtltilrUlUi. Itt'We
it Im nt fwrtinttet at I hi luUsUiuon. 1 tie roiiymx
fan'e ih otily al'('d y rr4aw,'1. who lat-k lit
Uisiovrt,- f (Mrunro ut t-HMnry u ontpartt a oonijilt-i-
ojirne orjii.-mifunn
t" r'i'T jiarticulara, ml
aMnwlv
,i)raddrfaa H..I.UK1KU,
H'a eTJ, tUVlMII thlO
Commercial College. Hardware.
I
to
?TA.irdE tJ i ;w A X E S ll
Y F yau w"M n-ira rKOaay to tjr Ukxiia liujr yoiir
UAR'DWA II Ii
At tlia iwntrml and aell.kni.wn aMlalilmhni.nl of '
i UU AC KLIN av. 11 A UK KM AN
UAKDWAKr! DHAl.KHH,
ANU MANUI'ACTUKKKfJ OK
Carpenters' .& Coopers' Tools,
Jl. 310, 3d St., a.al of 'Iowa tlock,
Uaytou, O.
Th.r ha,a .Tarvlhiux In lha waj of Bl'IMUNti
DAKIjWAKK, Kl'.NH CUT1.KKY, NAII.K, lil.Atw,
THKSI) UtKtPH.CU'lTINO bUXKK. FUMP AI'IIKHH,
HhMKlM UAMil.KH, klKU t'Al.H. t'lllvjiiC
Mll'luNS, WIUK, Ttt IM!., M. ,
They hav. al.o a nill auJy of .r.ry vari.tjr of
GARDEN HOES, RAKES AND TROWELS
PRUNING HHKAkrt. KNIVK8 AND HAWS, (illAhti
bCVTH KS AN1 U'KKii KMVKS, tfUUV
KUt, HPAUKN, MUk.i 4
' In a word, Uiy hare vpUuih id Ui line usually
ftnl in Aral ci wm nttlaUir-btuMtU, sLmI itr Vt soMf.
'I ay evl kra( for oMtvleiiowa'a iiuMovtHitrnlea,'
tVoio 1 fe to louuma. . r , ,
-.Tiicy lattrttt'ultu-ly aolwHa trial tVoro Ihe peofd
luTlVVN iwtd COlJNIlbV,lMiiUM aton itioy can oHt
uunor luducvuirata to cajak 4aijraa aad prompt
peyen.
ttiatajl proliu and quick r4uraa" la Uieir motto.
liftAOatLIM M VlkHM4M,
mt Mo Ma, Third at., uwar Tmnd Clevtc.
Commercial College. Hardware. Professional Cards.
I'EHIO.H, BIM'XTI liAMdand BAlXl'AV4,
'' t H 6 UA L6 wi; , '
ATTORNEY .RIB, COLLSCTION Hf , 4 J,"
Soldiers' Claims.Bounty Sloney,
llaolc I'bv and Pen erf on i' .
OB WIDOWMw KArillilllM (lUTHKKa, BOlr.
DfKKS'OR rtf'.IKB. . ,1,
NO CHARGE UNTIL WCNfY PROCURED.
Coltecttt UtroUnli lAlli.tHiiHe A Oo.t Vf Colunihti,
OIllU, lUltl V kfbiarfltilllt I, ii. .
JOHN J ACKKH.HANJ
lAyTON,rVHIO,
GAIN otlor ln n'nrTicoH in (lie ppofeftaiua Qt tit
biwin tall it vnnutirt t-miu iiort.
no will, huwever, uwe his mtr eniKml Attention It
all MiHltHrn rtiMliUit l in Muulkioniert
nirt4mNrii atul uuariiiiUMS iiihkhim nU-'-twi ot utl
KMil btute, urnmuc Uvtknt AiirwiaMittMUalloti.iij
LrVrU luftUUlttOsIttn il Uolllim L. ;
Iihviiik rui the Isrtt two ffurn in th KvfiniKA
HTtix, rp,,HTm niKRittK niMir(H:ii in iiiif rw Tt'mnfiu.;
iMtihtni in artkiuif h nhitrv ul imlylnr uutruiiHire ill Hull
tttrriol K(-tU KmIhim in Mentgumery cotmiy.
1'crfoiiN titiMiium miiuipluiufxH'iion oi uilestml lit
iDCiimiirHuut'tt ujiuu H,ohii lHjHucuuiniO(ltnI by gitiay
im noun. ,
UiIk uuMruu iret,iijMHiitttie Court lloutw.vv!
th Hrtnk ol V. Winters A mod. uVttHl
UUUat ( b( . JOHU A. MAHOf
IIODK o NeflAHONv' , ,
4 T T O K N E N -AT LAW
OKKlCK-tNU. H2il, THIHU MTKKKT, DAYTOaN, '
Room heratoiore twurled by J. A. MoMahon. fir
doorewtiol the aM. iw. Church ooar JHaiut aWly
1UOMAK O.
ATTORNEY AT, LAV
UAYTON, OHIO,
w
11 ih (five prompt attention to all
trtiHtfJ to lir eiiiH.
biiHtneitM n
irw." t7y
triico it i tin- t'owioili'v Dmlilfn;, nnwl
C. loo IIAUMANN,
ATTbKNEY AX XAW
Ai O T A H I V 11 L I (' 1
OKF1CR NF.XT TO rUKKfU'Or-llKWTKAU IN-
BU It AM0 COMPANY, MAIN tlTilKKT.
TfA.WilI attend promptly to ail buHitifiaV ititroxte
tun. jmlly j
I'. lo Cl-aJiV
A T TO K IV K Y - AT
DAYTON, OHIO.
-I-AV,
VFFICl- with Hon. J. jft. -ikiiilh,. in CltRf('
OLDIERS' O AIXvIS.
I'ciiRlons, Bounty Moiicr,Lnnd Warrants.
H. H.'WJJAKI.KY, ' ' i
ATT0BNEY FOE CLAIMANTS.
UAH matio an arranment :tt WnMhuiKton City, Jo
JitcUiUilti Oui paooiiniin of . j
Kevolntlonar)-, Naval, Invalid, and Half
ay fciuitiiii, uouiif y iatf
and Arrears ot I'ay
Of dpafod and diaehargwl aoldiera.
Prmrtp( atten-
uon uwra to nil rftitu'r-ts. AiKi
11. II. WKAKMvT.
feMdawtf
Attornry-Ht-Iaw, liayion, O.
uAviu aTiiouk, !
ATTOH1V KY-AT-liA W .
KnKin ('Ivuu'm nuil.linic, No. 314,Thirdottrffii
y t-(M'tii Mam unii Jtti!urr.n. Tin ruouiH h)ruter'
iytioioptoid by Huh,U. It ValiajtdiKtiaia. i
H'UnJUH'tilll
lilt. J. O. ' It KMVf;,
, nVTM, onto. ;
" KKIIIK, rornir I.n.llow ami IWimil Htraalx.
J IHhM;E, Ho. 6a, l.iullow MiMt Ixil.ai'li Third
iuiu ronrlli. l-in.'Mnwl
JEW STYLE PUT IKES I
CARTES DE VISITE.
. FILL LKSCTU ( AliU I'llUTOUKAFH.
',TAKN AT ' , I
she ho ii :m: ' S ,
. ' . ' fou ; . : ; . ..
iffU OO pp Ont.-lIuK'lov..n.
,
Commercial College. Hardware. Professional Cards. Upholstery.
, "TtHABI-JCOJtAKHlia;, , .i
. GEVEUAL iniOLSTLKKK,
OUlti HLOCK.THIKii faTRKKT (MK. fetlTTELL'B
, ULi KTANli) HA), TUN, Oil I4A, I j
AIL kiosla of Vpholnteiiu, fin h a 8oraa.Cliaini.
Mftoln, Mai riianfH, tt'., diKioloOMiT. t itifvUL
au4 fiueds winow-ufiiuii huiia aud all ItiiKla ot rt
iHitiiiK doue at the alio. Uni noiiueand niotst reaaoona
iii tasruiM.
Mayor tjitiJtuipie and Barmy, I'arkt-fot.Cu
ChEAlMTUOLSTEIll. :
AMU all kin.l.-f liMMiaa, Hmhtimmm, 'Clmni.il
bthiinn, ao.,at Vhala'4al.aiidR.uul. :
SOFAS AMI ( niliii uE-SirKr tl, :'
. MATTRArtHKH KKMUVATCP,
Cnrnarof Main and tfacotid ittre.ta.oTt'r Kclit'abHluoii
nittvl - WM I'll. l.i.N.
Notaries.
JAMES KCttY
Justice 1 of the Peace
i : '.' . hum '..''.'
MAD KlVKIt TOWAHIIIP, ..
WILL mk lMr.Uud Moniis-a, drw ArUolaa
of Arirraiiiftit, ami rmnuy Mltrm! lutla CM.
Imlnn .of all niHHna laft With him. ....
M.B. ttiKhl ;ujmiim-iaJ vit aod.hort tim. Mori
lOtK. Nutaa UDiiitht at bur rutaa, , ..iiiIII:iiii
' JOHN 1 1. HTOl'I'lOI'M AN,
JUSTICCOFTIlCPnACE
NOTARY P(rIMr AN B OK1KRALCOL.
LhlC l l.M. AtikiM ,
WIL .rompUjr
V hiaoern.
aitod to allbuMiueate
itKKh?' aiKJtn frmtrlT mvitoied I'T Jtiafice
Qmuv J. Ytiya:. nni to Uutou li nil. atrs
J AM IT A Yt'UNKIi, Jl,S'IirKOKTHKrKA:j(
ANU NOTAU i'lHI-KI. oifu-a, Hwkel ItiiiUtiar
nn Jt-flHFstoti Mrtat. m-rir Lho (ntr ol 'Hard, in Uie
rom (Vrmrly Ot-oupn-d hy Ju"iTTrTei .a I'arUuta,
lar ailatMiU'ifi lud 4o diwutjf iNatxtM, Muriia, 0o
lr'U, lVjiitU, and IKr raor. Aiao, oohertttatia
pratoai. .rf , j i t. I . anrtl
Furniture.
XEW HBMTIRE STORE,,
NO. HOfl HliOONlt ISTHKKT
1 KTW fc a N Mam atid jHVntoo;, od atudoorto
X Harlow aiiniwai
AUKiunaor rumuiin,
t u..r. Hat(raMa. Laokms!..
Oil
i",nl a' ....
. .... i I
, . , AO APar V.S th.Ap.r ' i.
nialaJoth.fHunMUa Warworn in ls.,u... -'(WAll
Allwork "arrant! ood,ait.lorl.ra .iapiy aiara
4io. ' '
yly . - rHILLlPaJAHIlUTlOH.
-
Groceries, &c.
,,'. the Jlewit
J.1A. MINICK.'.
Heard
Tt AG rweVrvd die new Spring fltook. Urge, H-w
11
lected and ei the beat quality.
Mra. A. ealletA nod not en doller'. worth of
.. MINN CENT HUUAli, AT MINICK S. .
TiiMuovfit hindaj, . i
Mm. B. got on dMIar'i worth of the aioomI luad
. , TKN KNT HUtiAK, AT Ml NICK'S .
Mn. V.,ot one dollar's worth of the ahoicett ual
iiy oi -
ELEVEN CENT BUGAR, AT HlNfOKH.
Mr. B. nay that he got the best quality of green
HI0 COFFEE. AT 3. A, MI NICK'S,
That he ever drank, and Mra B. asyt ehe sot the fln-
HOliK' 1 1 ,
GBKKN ISA AT J. A. M.NICK'S.
While erery , body calli get worn of that excellent
EXCBIIOU 8TBUP. AT 4. A. MINICK.
Mr. M. sate he purchased a half barrel of
, WB1TK FISH AT J. A: MINICg'8,
DecidtMlly the tjewt he erer rued i while the wipply of
190. I MACKEBIL, AT J. A. MINICK'S,
Both for aiae and quality, oaonot ie excelled ho thin or
am ot-hr markt.
lie inviUtM all to oaJI at bia establishment and in-
pci niH itio'k of
CHOH'I rRfED FM71T, '
UOFFEaW AND TIAH,
KUGAR OK ALL KINDS,
And the lurgettand bent rarielr of Orooerifn toeveaeen
in me cuy. me large estauiimiirient ii on ine
Corner of Market And JefTereon Btv
marifOy
J. B. GILBERT & CO.,
tt'UOMCHAUC BEAIIKS IN
U0CKKIE8 AXI) L1U10RS,
76 and 78 Jefferson nt.f Dayton,' 0
JQQ KAtJS prime Rio Cotrte,at Tt. and 78 Jednraoa
ho hhda N. O.and Porta Ruo flueant. at Til and 16
Jenertaou at. ,
M bbm rrvtlflod whtHky. 1
60 do old Hy and Hrnoa WhialcTai.T and Ta
leflereon uU
uull KaimnA, riffHat.il rninen.al 70 and 16 Jofleraon
S6 kill No. 1 Mew Shaill 10 Ithla do llorhDii. Alno
No. it aud a Miu-'Uerwl, vory hue. at 7o and 7( Jt-ileraoii
aireeL
Hoine-i, Reflned BtiKara, Alnm. Roain. Tar. Hnlohur.
Oream J artar, ioda, Ooerioit aud ball Teler, lor ruile ai
7U Hiid 78 Jeil?ron tttrtt.
WMiasketa rhHiniiifn Wine; JW hoxeH Ht Kxtfn dlar
trtw un iiuiu, ik v tutu in aifjonnooti nirei.
liio Hutnuf evfry variety ot Virumia Tetiaroo, jiitii
in mini nt 10 nun (o 'ricrM'll RirrVt,
4ohahT eheMta (Tiinpowder, Imperial and Youne Uy
aon Imui; 'JUhaJf do hlaik do, for wt leal 70 and TaJw
eraon aLreei a'TdAw
Carriages.
JOHW COHAN, .,:'''
Carriage Manufacturer
AT HIS OLD STAND
On 5ttt at.bttw..n Jcnran aaitlCatia
JEKI conatantl) on hand '
Carriages, HorkIps, Sulkies, .vc,
Or tha UUmt alyloa and hat qualitj. Old itarHaev
lumi in aai'nauf ror nw, nan a liberal rit all.w.l
.u.uiKwNnnvHi. M.pairinf uon. nu .nnrt uotu-i
AIo, a tine lot Ol hprmg WKnaon han I at KEIllll'K
rRii;r.i.
&NDraonaaaa or
CiBUIA(iKb,Br(.GlKS4 81'K1. WAfiONS
"TBlrd Itr.at, Ka.t af lh. c.aal
' i
BaildooraMt of Praaa'a Mill, immadlalal; ufOtUm
mw raomcomarj nonaa,
arfSma HATTOH. OHIO.
Binding.
,, , JlLU'Sll. C, SIIITH'I
BOOK - BINDERY
....'.) V 'AMD. ....v.-' '
BL AN bOOK manufactory,
Clcff 'a BttYMlua;, Vltlrd at., I)1dn,
I KKrtPKCTrULI.V annoiiiH?i to the iMiameaa mei
X aud rlaeaH mt .liajriuii Mid vnaity, ttiat I havr
juit btuaaj uft a new auU coniplfl Mook niuilerr,
in on i j ferrfNaarfMi u tirtit an aiitoa oi piaiia
Hnataod Work, in a aiyltt iu taud lh UusU ci thw mo.
faomdiniia.
HlKuh Hooka n. to erdar; M(gaa1aea. Panodicada,
M(MM,le., hoMMiaan)ratMdaurNl; otd bookn K
huaii aa good aa a-w; Mauka, Haulnjovia, Uoumy
trttictnh auitHVcry otlutr chiUoc aai nvaU "fiautii
uon" atiilid with tlie ltt vi ul work oil lh liurt'
Mt fKMOHlUtoj BOtM. sailsNMil4 J(UlH-HUIof d . A
MtltMlai,
KeiiK)Uftter ilie plruieOalkudar'a UKI Srand,
Builti ut(, J turd Htrtat.
Irliiwr to tje bound can tie left at J. T. Kinney A ftun
Muk: aioiv.
dVf ' :- JtMt I H. C. UMITH.
The Old Lstallislicd Lindery.
OURNRK OK MAIN AMI) Till Kl) STKKKT, OTRH
TIIM UhUiN IKLKUKAPII
1 f AM'rACTriiKS oJt kind- of BI.A BtMJKslfbr
ItL f-auniy oft , hruik, Kkul k.I .rh t, huai
o-rk M(ti. aud 4lMti, Uia aork oufiiiiriakHot aovau-v
eiyieal'iuoft'otfuu up Ui$2,ViiAt tftajf
ito Mt No. I ltidur Wutt i-aps r ..j oolilauk Work,
MCMjuutim, r i-ltt--Hiri, Uiitudn Kiiy
dsMratii in plnuu'M j,i ,1 ; uiiii l.uviufjllie 4)hm, a'.,
ummI Iiy M..tt -n.t i4 t Mii i . Ur, tiv ,. tirui-
tOlUMia'llalt lHMI0 I b) lt.fi
old li.Hikm reiatuiid, M'-l tu -ie to luak oanUar
whfo nrw4 ' i , - ' i
Miiio l-.nn't in ariy tttitf deaired, nrnl prorl , a Mm
Vf niiM'o ao've-r ato' turfVu tt ht-rr. itlt Uiuuej utaoiioai
SMT llix I'AlilM. MAt.il INK la tti unlv ou iu U
Oity, ant la omoj of Km ntook tinwlhl luvooitUnoHof
me iirewni i i tu a.s-orist-iy mo amh auattMW
Bo.iha, tHrvki, I'I-hAji. ttailrtMai tttjov, aaid imara,
mod any kind of Hlatian, ntioA tun tttoHnti.
i tT. W. u. alaw aatyaiwry imttwadar atteutMwt pre
& mux ail kiiH.n ul BLmk wilit i'i-iWu itmi--Htul
-tadani tl,er work riumutf iuiLiiiw, and titntatth-h.
M. llavinx rivntly jfifatTy a l-i.-i to tua alraouiy
ar,r lauiliUiM, hi tatirrthatiitor r'faret w yh
the pui'ho.
Ml. Ua retbra to the County oAVee of Mcnttomry
Prol-loj, Iktrkw, aitd to ne van.ua JUnaai, auUroad
ottba, oVc, ia tha alUouiJ VaUy tuf atuiuioMui or
work. t iiMi!t.
Watches, &c.
. ...... . .
') onf a may Itow hiia Mh a rail. All kmdn
BWl "la'K, ANO JRWKI.RY. r.ilrl
h. th. bM anar .wt n alio,, a. av0-AI,L
'WOKit- WAMka.KTKlma A Mr Inai kf ail
lak. Fu .oallaad .utaaiM M,a. feints
;; Watches and Clocks.
" i . JOHH REEVES
lTUCia,Uy hi old ettatomera
TV tha iuiu- Kuf rtoJly tt.at mflmt an at
KMHWii. to. ... nauHkMtto iMjrtoa a.a Ua,
lrui.rly mpm oy imiim w . f..-i,
.uiiii
iTManon wam . n. rm ' "t-.. n.ra n
will
t. , ..... ... w,.a .. .. . .
Railroads.
Railroads. Indiana Central & Dayton & Western R. R.
VaUhuJl, Of
ON anal after Mowdey next traitM on the Indiana
Ontral will leavt the Union beuot, blxth etreei
oiw a m, v:i a m, inn t:pin.
Hwfrunuoi, wlii am re m ltittua m, A 1A p m, L
i heft floam. and 4A5 b m. exoreae tr.n.r...i.
leee eonneoUona tw aal DOtol in tit Wmatmn.t m.....
andw- Uam train la the ehorteet aiad (Uiukai rut
otU , H. . CAKlTa BoMrlnteAdoMai
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
tstJtaai."
0 anw 8ntlday, May 4. 1A '4rk. ,ll
laa,a Union II. put, anth atraal, rr lwi.. .UJ
Ml lEUmMuU DOIUH lullo.K . .
1 olwlo ,nd ;iiicKo S1.il al , ni
Chlea((anil Lmruil kiKkt Kiuraaaal S ua n
ml 7 U M kUilbii.l;.,. "
J --"mn.v. uWIMl.Uta.Pt.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad. Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. R.
nouca, l-a-.n d Fnmaa a'na. will hH,.
.11 i A- L,h"n fraiRhl and Aoounmiodal.u'u
O.iVP im Pam)( Car iuH,.
0:30 ntf,rnubr!"'1''
wuiuu.k,, iionnaouug at unun.lj .,u, '", "
nil at Liuuia WILh Lraju t.,r I'.uT......... .
Twin on J-iiKhurg, It. Wayw a thi.o H b. .
sua i a m; ai i,d. ,u, . , C.VMU1 Mu
K. K siu(j A-.t, .rrnlUK In cl.wlaod at a lu i, ,,,
l.nnkiraallJ..uJ,Mo Burtalo at tM . m. i"'
Ma.t,arn,iuitia'lolwl.Mu.iu..,. i 1 . "
inn. tAuiua IAmI. with TnuBnia a. n" . . .'
..tt a in, awl clyumjio at ltl:M . i. .lu... w,7,.
uu ClavulaiHl and 'tuUdo k. k. an.vii ,n i..:. . . .
:M a m, Uuukirk ai 4 uu p m and buiiaic at a:.w u ui
nwiiM wauuKif M ;wt Hi, ...
t.KJO Dayuun on arntal ol inw lioui L o.....,..!.'
r. iiiKbpr,BHuidM:M pm, Unanaal lo ta u u,
VtMiUixrlT.illa nm. uiu...... . ., 7,H.
aimliiuilatiil.at U.U. oi. p
iHikaunatliia Lin. to all pointa North, t..,
o-..e am i., to a oy tuy iU.er rui.l.-.
riniurniauou rHimtivs ui ail a,...
HAhbaV, As.t. a. Kioti. nJZ,
U.ll and Ball.Kioauno, ronun.ij( " ,-.v aT-,
1 ru ,OiU twi on tuiairg, W aju. nw t! ,-"
a..ad, arnviiiin n Ci-aalhn. ai t.16 . n,. iiu.i.irT
Illinois Central Railroad.
0Noia aflarMondar.llovaiiiUt la, lavbl, .... u,..
Train, will !.., h.nn Ud I baVa. iZiZm!
laVA 1AI'IA0..
(ioiuji North, i:H p an luid 11 oo p n,
Hoim Soulh, 4.0O a ni anil S MI u ut.
tioing orth, Sruu . m and a.tfo p nt
Ooium bouth, lliao. Ul aou i:tj p ,'
Illinois Central Railroad. Dayton, Xenia and Columbus Railroad.
ihrm Imiit Tnuo. !...(. .
aaataa lolioaa. Nii.i a..7.. . ...7?. - T" w
.u,p on., at Xaoi. 1 lx,.u. A.?ai;ut " t. S
pr.nii 0.S6 i. Hi. -a- - ua
'i ra.is run l.v Columhua. ii. i..
ter lH,y,oa tu7. .--". anibut..,.,
'laiousuavk.laoMib. had fur all hoan ,i... i.
eallinnona. W. jLi.o.1i..k AKtnL '
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
iul ami l-.r,r.i,ri( on iho HoTl . ai .hiJuT .Zl
ituniu.. ,ib kanreau., bi.u,.r., Ac, lurMi iJou. J
lioiuu. id u , ouihw.hi and noAk-aM
Ihljra il lain, Iwiiy lor Ul Ui. Uimmu cium.
7" lhiialh.onr)i rouu.lv Ul,ii.x,011 ,.!. -a
VI 'u"'a ai 4.J. , fcu
"""'"H"" ai oioo, j.o ud 11 a a uio - j
throujih uak.l.io .1. .iUc,wi.. ti p,.
TO vvinngujucil, uu uianiowu vlmm, J
1 ill..! a .,,11, k au.i ; ar. iu low m. o, aTjwTui.r i.ul.
-I1U",!Ur '""""aBalun.or.aid Jm. I.',
alauyol luopnaoipal kailrow !... in in. H.4.
W. r.HMtlll, Ataam ol 'I
Greenville and Miami Railroad.
cuanub or T1MX." " '
OK tid altar Wdo.day, Januai, 8wth. lau uil
Iuiuim 1.0UIW, tnama .Hi rtu. lollow:
Um 1m v ion mt a.bti ma
Arrive at I ihoju u p m
kaiiikNiMii
ii a.aa j, tat.
Iava Unioit t a.ioa ui, aisfi l.tm u m
Ani at io, a.o 6 )w .. '
i(. 0.
atup't.
Greenville and Miami Railroad. Livery Stable.
autl
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
riM undarusoMi A.,..naUulMd a lj..r, mlui.
j.n.ra. .u,i, miiuouiww, oppoii. u,. ouuki.
Doiu., .,ih Iiiiuihw . aaauaa.
an. aim r.puwt i, k..p UokMati, 11,. .
oa la-ou.U.l.iu.iT -OJ .1.. ..,
'"" JAW km IUTHIMKI1
Dyeing House.
DYEING HOUSE.
MO. tftlir.cLAlK, BKl. FOLKTU AllM'M.
XJaytou, Ohio.
qtHB andaraisnMl luforiB. Ih. pu4ki that h. I.
pmotKU d.r, and ha. muu.,.,,,. . , LT.
any color thai may b. umrd.
unavHi aud .Uuu, nioioyM now all kiaata ot hurt.
U. .uwu io Ummb .U good, m . nouiu., to
atiuua. h.ug 1 u.i aoo.,y w wri!
BI.onilBUl.bUlwltl..y. ' """
ttiiaaiAitii wikokmii.
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
thaa
c
bta
13 H UGH.
WALTKHS d WiLSO.
Wholesale & licLall DroggUu.
. aao, TMIra) att..t, !(, O.,
Al.".'"'',?' "Kluc pn-.afori'a. Allarnol. .
warraai..ltul a r.pr..l,ud. M1.
CIOAL Oil aad'olh.r Lanipatoraalaby
. WALlAKIl XEL80.
; " M. a. Third .1
COAL andCarhnaOil of annartor iuUll.: iuo. u
anoau.! oil., tor Ut at ih. lmvwra ol
- ALA AMat t KKIJU..
An HI I., or Vanuatu, laraal. obM. at U. iru
atoraof , ...
WAI.TEKS K(ju.
-RED JACKET.
IU DATtt LED JA4JKBT nwut olhw l.iu.
, nwatao. m mbt aU saaiMm U hna .
aai. at U LTugator. oi
a' ' WAl.TIKO 0 IKIMl.
Marketing.
ol
llwt
I
0AI1Y PKOVIilOE 'XABX'BT
IT Ni
A K.f
i)ulia ati
Mo. Mtuket etrweL aottii amiIm. k.ar.x4r
PMipnaTB woW'l aNAUMt, M 1
I arroHj lu feral lit.
puuw toil im vry
I uiaulU mt t-atMli ava.i
aitjoua, tonMaBi
(tv him a tfuoia
Homia, VsHUottfMaUU4Uw Jjaitl Oaiiii tilh t

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