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ilOLLMKYliU' A ' LOGAN,
Umpire Building, no Kala mract,
DAILY feMPIttffi.
Per week, (payable to Carriers)...... ..
by mm I per annum, in advance
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lThe K.i-ial oirculatetirree of peatage In Mont
iBeryeoualy. Payment in ad.aaee in HeaeB,'sl
so
JOB PBINTINO
of every dowriptinn, eseculed on Htaam Presses, la
he bniu style, ait.l At rwutuniWe prioe..
Dayton Business Directory.
TcftWI ro ADVKttTIMIMa IM BuHIHMt tiiafteTOftT.
FtKitlar yearly- ftdvrtiem, one Jia gratiA. Othera
y-l jmr yri $i for si months; fl for three months.
OITY GOVERNMENT.
Jf-ow. William II. fjilleepie, omen, 107, Main.
.W'irVu 8uu'jr B. Cain; oiho, nt Mayor'a other.
7.,rr. 1. W. lift ne; office, J. W. Itonit A Hro'e.
w.iur. JoHifth hovoll; ofttne, .
CWfc Anthony HtpheBM otlhre, Council Chamber.
City Qyunril.
Kimt Ward AinoH Decker and Hugh WiKtn.
Herond Ward Kir Bimtn and Hiram Htrong.
Third Ward I. II. KlerHted end tteo. W. Rogera.
Kourih Ward J. A. MimckBnd L.. L. OiHIIand. ,,
Fifth Ward Kara ThoiUM and Ueorge Lehman.
Sixth Ward W. N. Love and Jacob Decker.
TOWNSHIP OrKIOKRS. Junlirsn of l9ac.
Wm. H. MoKinney; onV. 3d, nar Main.
John fl. rttoppelmau, ofnoe, a a 3d bet Jeff. Sl.Ciair.
Jamea Turner; olliue, 05, Jetteraon.
CbrutatMe. , ,, , (
Inane Hale and Earn Jel!reyn.
Artlala.
Htteliohm Ii., Main, bet. 31 4th, over Market House.
Attorneys.
Ac kerman, John J., aeoond atory, 96, Mam,
Kallmann, U. L., H8, Main.
Ctippy, K. P., CJleKM'h Building, 3d, bet. Main k Jofl.
Hunk A McMnhou, 'J'l, 3d, bet. Main and J alter nun.
Utiuk, P. A., Oleiw'a tkniding, 3d, bat. Mam and Jeff.
Jtu-kNon, 8. B., nwond atory, 312, 3-1.
Jordan, J. A., 4, Main, bet Sd and 3d. ' '
Jordan. N. R., n e cor 3d and Main.
Ijoittium, A. B., 32U, 3d bet Main and JetferHon.
Lowe, Thorn an 0., PoitonVwt Building, up Blair.
Malambre, Ueorge W.t W, Main, betid ft.id 3d.
Nolan, M. P., old Km i. ire Building, 3d.
Tilton A Kitohi iwuod atory, 31 1, 3d.
Weakley, H. U., Conover Building, a oor 3d A Mam.
A art at.
Witte, John, 378, 3d.
Auction Koorae
Christopher, Jene K.., cor Market and Jefleraon.
H uber, 0. K.oui font Ollfc,d. , . ..,
Bell Hanger
Hoole, Joneph, n e cor 3d and Ludlow.
9 Book Binders
Udell, T. W., n e nor ad and Mam.
smith, J. II. J.,Clegga Building, 3d, bet Main ft Jeff.
Bookseller
WMuirrJ' N., 07 Main, up-auur, opposite Market . ,
Biukey, JanittM, '.Mil, 3d.
Boots and Shoes
Um-hwalt, George, .US, 3d, Ittt Main and JpflVrson. J
Kelly A llama, Phillipn Hoime, 3d.
Lmitx A WtH-kel, 104, Main, bet M and Market. .
Walker, WilUaiit, Ml, 3d, bet Main and Jetfornou.
Brackets Balusters and Keep Ladders
BalMley, J. U., M If i rut, east of nana!.
Carriage Manufacturers
Cotuiu, Johu, 14, Aiiw bt Jellerftf u and Mt. (')air. 1
tlarrety A WuUul, 3d, 3d.' ' ' t
Cigars, Tobacco, Ae
BorDHtein, L., U3, Main, bet 3t and 4ih. )
hiwrlor, Salvutur, Clogg' Building, Jd. , (
Clothiers. ' '
Miller A Chamh, a e cor 3d Htid JeTerion.
Kott A Kropp, dtti, 31, bet Main and JenVrmm.
Walker, William, 3U1, 3d.
Coal and Wood Varda
Colb, I. H corner lnl aud oanal.
Hartuett, Miehael, cornered and antl lmin. -MuOain,
(JHorge, 3d, adjoining canal. ,
Commercial College; :
Urntr, a, j., ju, ;w.
Confectioners.
Braudenburg, W. 11., UUH, liwkl'(i Building, 3d.
Maxwell, K. 0 , -V, Main.
Welty, J. K., UH, Mam.
Uentlats.
Conway, Edward, 33ti, 3d. ;
Drngglats
AMey, Jamea, VM, Main.4
Walton A Kelao, 4, 3d. 1
lry Goods,
parut A Brt. 84, Main. 4 . i T i 'j, .
LouglaAa, W. P., 70, Main. 1
Vau Uoren, Miller, A r'ox, &fl, Main.
Dyeing ltonae
W legend, Hermann, bt. Clair, bettih aud Alh.
Kz press Companies.
American Kxpreaa Company, U4ti, 3d. j
United blaUta Kxpreaa Company, 34 u, 3.1.
Furniture Hooins
Uatieratiuh, Philip, 306, Hd.
Mikinaa, Charles ., Main. -
Gas Company i 1
Dayton Oaa Light and Coke Co., u w eor 3l and Jett.
Gas Fixtures.
Ugden, Robert, 73, JvrlerHon.
Ware A Malcolm, 4U JeHeraon.
Grocers. j
Gilbert, J. B , A Co., 7u and 78, Jeflerr m.
Uauitch, John, 44, Main, bet 1m and SW,
Miuiuk, John A., a w cor Jetferuon and Market.
O'Brien, Kdward.dUl, Vd, bet Main and JffterMou. i
Fust, Ulutriee, a Co., 316, 3d, bet Main aud Jetterpon. 1
Hirdwar, . j
Bracelin, James, 816,W. " " ;
Hats, Caps. etc.
IenU A Weckel, 104, Main.
Walker, William, JW7, 3d. .
j , ' Horse Meters. - v ,
x ttermau Xathaa. imt 3d,. bet Jaderaoa tod HI. Clair.
India Hnboer Goods
Hanitch, John, 44, Main, bet lnt and d.
Iron Foundries.
Nell, Bennett, A Co., Bhawnee, bet Wayne A Wyandott,
Jewelry, watches, Clocks, etc.
I.afee, P. A., 3d, bet Main and Jtforuu.
Keevea, John, 3d.
Job Printing.
Kmpire Building, 110, Main.
Letter Paper and Knvelopea.
)r. Wagner, J, 87 Matu, iip-uUts, oppo.Me Market.
Liquors, Wines, Ave.
Gilbert, J. B., A Co., 70 and 7a, JolJurxou.
U'Bneu, Edward, 301, 4.
Livery and Bale Htablea.
Oathoart, Jamea, B0, Jelferaon, bet 3d and 4ih,
Marbls Yard.
LaUow, D., 871, 3d, bet Juitumou uud St. Clair,
Bleat Market,
filmland, Lewis L., , Market.
NotarleA PublUU
Baumaun, 0. h., Mtun.
jMi:kaou, H. B., 3d, 3 doora e)tt of Main.
Jordan, J. A., 04, Mam.
Jordan, N. K., n e oor Main and 3d. s
Malambre, Ueorge W., ad. Main. 1
Uioppuliimn, Johu H., UVO, 3d.
Turuur, Jumea, 6j, Jertenton.
Notions
Ohrintopher, J. K., w cor Market and Jrllerson.'
Uuber, 0, Pv old Po3tum. , 3d.
Paper Hangings: t .
Hiokey, James, 30, dd.
Painting.
Bterla, Hale, A Dufl, 3d.
Periodicals. '
Braudenburg, W, M. , i-i, 80, . . ,
Photographs.
Beebehm, Louie, Main, ovr Market Mouae,
Physicians,
noere, J. 0., 43, Ludlow, aearad.
Plamberai " J "
Ogden, Robert, T3, Jetleraon.
Ware ft Maioolm, 40 J.ffwnton.
Railroad Offices,
Dayton ft Michigan, WetMter.baivd nod 3d.
Ltayton. Xenia, A Uolumbua. Xenia Pepot. 3d.
- Iteytos A Weataro, eett, w 0 rrrr
ttreeuvdle A Miami, a w oor 4th and Malo.'-t v
Maudlss Hrrnass, Ae.
Belfrioh A ttro.. 3o4 Ud, bet Main aud Jeifersoiu!
MaUaai,
. Ueoguiile ft Benke, Jd.roo, bet Sd and 3d. 1 1
Lauga.Fred., 74, Jertenton. "
Mauerih, Johu V., 103, Main. ..,
Pha.au, Joabua, Vtt Main. i j
emlnary.
Uoeper & mi nary, eor Ui aud Wilkinson.
team and Gas Fitter. ''; "
Ugdeu, Roltert, 73, Jetlwraou.
vsa. Hollow War.
Md, Beuneu, A Co I., o, 3d wr
- . TlrP 0ee.
Weetara Uoioa TeWraph, ovi 3d and Mats. ,
CpliolBters. 1
Joa, .Wuliaiu, W MD and Md V ilnl,
wool Jeaeteirv
Vieh, William, Oausi Lows, atb.j T '..
VOL. XIV.
DAYTON, OHIOr MONDAY. JANUARY 5, 1863.
NO. 145.
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Register.
IVain. .rnT.nl dep.rlfrom the Uhiod D.ik1
M follows: ,
UlNCIfclMTfi HAHILTO AH. HATTOW. !
: ! ; . f XHp9t1, ' 1 iiiTiv.
Uillixylllpanii HI. LoUIMmI...4:IU ni U:l.'i.m
I,iuitiIIo MmI I)"k( ;I6 ni li unpm
tolllHTtllc nndHt. LulllHKxir(tH4:tK it lit 8;01 I) ni
Cincinnali Mail IKl p m lS:lfm
Sloin M Miiliiletown.nd Hamilluoouly.
IAVTHN, X.niA AMP CuLl'M.I'..
Bait tfrpwN..,.;...S...i.......iO!ita ai ' t tt m
CulumbuH AuconiliiuiULioll 6 p nt ' 1.M 11 tn
fcAAtrn ExprNM Vi::ui m m 4:3A p m
'1'he h tn trttitt U'ttvuM d.ilv HundaT..
PftKon(.rH .it thin irtiiu muni puruluui. lli.ir ticket.
belore u:v p ra. - . .1
SANDtrsEr, Uattor and Cinoinnati.
Httmi'iKkr Mtul tiM m B (im
UtintuTille Acuummo4ltion p m S:4A p m
j ; PVTOH AND MlCHlOAM. . ;
Chioxo HkII 1 1IMIU m :( m
OhicttgoaudUetroilKxpreitH....,:! p m , ' 0:46pm
iMDIAHAClllTBAb AMD DATTOM WklTB.M.
81. Lenin end Chieiuro..' ....9:00 . nt lo in, hi
'I'erre tiwtte AJuoDttnolalion....U:W . m ,:lfrpm
8t. Louis end ChivMie iLxprana.4:4fi p ni Vi:tK . m
UaKinvikL. and Miami.
Accommodation U....0:!K) a m ll:Ml a m
4:'A m ft.uo p m
Traveler's Register. SAM'L W. KING, Agent.
Got Them. Brandenburg ha just re
ceived ii.rper'i Weekly, New York Weekly,
Police Gazette, Clipper, Mercury, Ac, And
Pife. Uuber aayt they are no receiving the
best quality of Oysters, which are not excell
ed any where.
Independent' Fire Company. The reg
ular meeting of the Independent Fire Com'
puny will be held tbi. (Monday) evening for
regular business and the election of ollicera.
A full nttendance is desired.
E. A. ALLAN, Secretary.
Miami, Attention! The members of the
Miami Fire Company, will take notice, that
the monthly meeting will be held this even-
ing at tj 'o'clock for the election' of officers
and other business. A full attendance is re
quired. ' By order of President,
J. E. BOYER, Secretary.
-j:! 1 1 ivi .h:':tl-1 rr-llflrl :
Improvement Our clever neighbors
Dull 4. Anderson, No. 108 Main street are
projecting- quite an improvement to their al
ready popular place. They will have a cou
ple of refreshment rooms, npon the second
floor, where oysters, game, and all luxuries in
season will be served in the best style. They
bar. the best quality of oysters, fruit, Sic,
ate , constantly oh hand ,
At Home. Lieut-CoL Strong, of the
93d Ohio, arrived home Saturday evening on
furlough. He is said to look well, and is in
robust health. Col. S. left the Regiment on
the 22d inst, and made a part of the journey
home on foot Lie will probably remain at
home for some time, and his numerous
friends will have the opportunity of greeting
htm.
How it Work,. On last Friday evening
several colored gentlemen, who chanoed to
meet in the West end of the Market House.
were congratulating themselves and Africa,
generally, on the publication of the Emanci
pation Proclamation, and considering the
benefits and privileges it would coaler on
all dusky hides with and without bonds
when one of the party struck out with
"Jes '01 We's dun foun our propah lebbel,
abu ; w. a nearly ekel to de white folks, and
we'se got heap moh influence dan de Irish
and Dutch.".
"Dat's so I Dat'a so I" was the response ol
his hearers.
, The NeW The most intense anxiety
to sea the particulars of the 1 recent terrible
battles near Murfreesboro, has prevailed here
since Friday, and every item calculated to
give the slightest information was sought
with the greatest avidity. Th. list of killed
and wounded is especially demanded, and it
will be the message ol joy or sorrow to thou
sands, 1 .
Late news is better than the first ' It now
appears that Geo. Sill and Col. Walker wet.
hot killed, and that Gen. Kosseau was not
dangerously wounded, and a number of other
casualties did not transpire to our forces, as
reported.
We are pained to not. that th. br.v. and
gallant Major Squires, of th. 2th Ohio, is
among the slain. . He was a generous, high
toned gentleman ; and h. bad Just been pro
moted for bis gallant bearing on former bard
fought fields. We are sorry to learn of the
injury to the chivalrous Anderson; but w.
are led to hope that the wound is not danger
ous. The sad news we have is ligkteued some
what by the lustre the dreadful conflict has
shed upon our arm Among individual in
stances of coolness aud courage reported we
take pride iu referring to that of our young
fellow townsman, Adjutant 1). P. Thruston,
of Gen. Rosecraus' Staff. W. will doubtless
hear of similar inltaaoes of our Dayton lads,
wben th. details arrive.
This morning th. telegraph lines ar. down,
aud our news' is rather meagre. In the mean
time, w. will hope for th. best.
Legislature. Th. extra session, of the
Ohio Legislature will convene tomorrow.
Senator Gunckel started for the Capitol to
day, to resume his legislative duties. He
"made his mark" at his first session, and his
senatorial career will be watched with kindly
interest by bis constituents. . We will endeav
or to keep our readers fully posted on all leg
islative matters of special interest to them,
and present them with., an epitome of pro
ceedings of general iuterest. , , j : :
The Great Rebellion. History thril
ling history is being made very rapidly. The
public are annoyed by the incorrectness of
the reports of events, as given by the news
pa tors, . and they naturally turn for a record
of events to a responsible source. This will
bo found in Ueadly's History of the Rebel
lion, a work that is now being prepared for
the press from materials obtained from au
thentic sources. It can be depended on for
facts, and it will be given in the best lan
guage. There will be in the work a large
number of the finest steel-plate illustrations
of noted localities made famous by the war,
battle scenes, and portraits of distinguished
Generals and Civilians. It will be aa im
mensely attractive work of two volumes, con
taining 600 pages each. , .
Headly'i History of the Great Rebellion is
sold only on subscription. M. Child, Jr., is
the authorized Agent for this city and county,
and we advise our readers to be sure to sub
scribe to him.
Great Attraction 1-We take very great
pleasure In announcing that the distinguished
Elocutionist, Prof. Robert Kidd, will deliver
a short course of his inimitable lectures at
Huston Hall, on Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings of this week. This announce
ment will, we feel sure, give great delight to
many of our citizens who have heard the
Professor, and we need not nrge them to at
tend the course ; they will be glad of the op
portunity. We will just say, for the informa
tion of our readers who have not heard Prof.
Kidd, that be is the best reader In the West;
his entertainments are of the most interest
ing character; they are, iudeed, more attrac
tive than the "shows" with which we are so
frequently favored. Go hear him the first
night; he will create a furore, and you will
be sure to go the rest of the course . Boar
this in mind.
- -
An .Outrage. Below we give the first
instance we have seen of a flagrant disregard
of the President's Proclamation of Emanci
pation, The victim is of our own city. The
flouter of Presidential authority is, we have
no doabt, a bad Shilling. We copy from the
Troy Trojan 1
"Notwithstanding the proclamation of old
Abe, freeing all the negroes on the 1st day of
January, lBOJ, Jesse Shilling, Marshall of the
city of Troy, had the audacity, in the face of
ail law and precedent, to arrest and incarcer
ate in the calaboose, a colored individual
hailing; from Dayton, known as Thomas As
berrv. on New Year's nivlil. This outrage
was undoubtedly instigated by Secretary Stan
ton, and we call upon all good citizens to place
the seal ot condemnation upon this extra ju
dicial act." . . ,
Weekly. The semi-weekly 7Vo; has
discontinued one of its trips, and has become
a weekly paper. That is just what it should
have bee. at th start It is aa interesting
sheet, and the only live paper that ha boen
published in Troy for "lo these many years.
If the people there don't support it liberally
it 11 evidence that they ar. unmitigated mug
gins., their charter should b taken from
tbem, and their locality sh.uld be declared in
a state of nature, without benefit of schools
or clergy.
Setter. Father Mitchell is said to bav.
improved slightly since Saturday. He is now
conscious, and h. may possibly recover. It
is highly necessary that bis room b. kept
quiet, aud it is deemed imprudent for per
sons to call to se. him.
Special Notices.
Do Yoo RkhkmrmT Do you remember
that you have put off your wife for over a year
who promises mat you wouiu ouy ner a sew
ing Machine alter while T Plow, open your
heart, and on Christinas morning, give her a
happy surprise with a Wheeler 4 Wilson.
. CoALt's Nkw. Javav. We have already
apprised our readers of a new article of Ja
pan, now in general us. in this city. The
exoelftuc. of (he articl. is fully set torlh in
th. fullowinir certificate from Messrs. John
Thompson c Co., who ar. well known her.
1'iTTs.vau, 18th April, IHu.
W bar tried Coal' Patent Janaa Drier.
and find it an excellent article W. tried it
with lampblack ground in raw oil. We found
that for iLsm two color, w. had to u a
larger proportion of drier than that recom
mended by Mr. Coal., but for others colors
w. found th uuantitv foo. eiirbO uuite
noughlo dry Ui.m thoroughly, practical
painters know that a Japan that will dry lamp
black and Vandyk. brow, will dry any other
color that it is put iuto. W therefor, have
no hesitation in raoomsaeodiag it t the
trade and to th
public generally.
iomm amomi-so Co,
For sale by W. W.aMhorT, Obi. Block. !
declaim , : I
vt, 'I f0M,'0RI-":w- v: ""'j
No. 243, Third alrecl, offers for sale th most
Complete and Handsome "COAL STOVE"
we nave ever seen, ineyare warranted not
to consume over one hall the coal ordinary
Coal 8toves do. The heut generated is much
plcasanter than furnace heat, and the stove is
never red hot, and does not create a sickening
warmth iu a vlose room. At the very least a
Maving of fifty per cent, is realized.
This store is now u ied by the Telegraph1.
OBice, Stale Bank, Stuwnrl's Drug Store, Lu-1
natic Asylum, K. E. Barney, W. W. Wall, Mr,
Lcland, W. f . Lomly, and others.
lw
SrT-1860-X
Dbakk's fLAXTATioN HiTTkBB, Exhausted
nature's great restorer, A delightful beverage
aud active tonic. Composed ot pure St. Croix
ltum, roots and herbs. It invigorates the body
without stimulating tbo brain. It destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the syntom. It is a certain,
cure lor Dysepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, aud Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease trom change ot
diet, water Ac. It can bu used at all times ot
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
couitneuded to weak and delicate persona
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. P. H. DUAKE & CO.,
de22dawCm 207 Broadway, N. V.
Watches. U. Kline, No. 330 Third st,
has a lot of pawned Uold and Silver Watches
which he oilers very low at private sale. ,
Ok MukDAV, Dkc. 22i, Ueo. H. Coles will
commence selling out his entire slock ol Dry
Goods, huoes, ic, at Cost, 10 close the busi
ness, 'Ibis will afford the ladies a raruopporluuily
to purchase their Cloaks, Diess Uuoua, buoes,
&c, at almost half the uxuul price, instead ot
paying the enormous advance over the old
price, which will be worth having Ihfse hard
lime. 1 .- -.
Chhibtmak Pkkhkntk. Nothing would
make a more uppropnaiu present, or be ol
more benetilloyour wile, mother or sister, than
a Wheeler A Wilson Sewing .Machine. You
would be greeted with smues lor uiuny a
Christmas to come, over such a preseul,
SrcciAL NoTlck. Dr. Hobuck's Remedies.
We publish in another coiuiuu of to day's
paper, an article copied Iroui the Ciucinnali
Timet, descriptive of Dr. Koback'a extensive
medical establishment in that city, ity the
way, Dr. Koback's Remedies have obtained
a great and deserved popularity with all clas
ses. It has been but a snort time siuce these
Remedies were introduced into our section ot
country: yet Dr. Breuuau, Dr. Robut-k's
agent in this place, informs us that his sales
ot the Blood fills aud Blood Purifier now lai
ex ceed those of all other medicines for which
he is agent, combined. The reosou tor this,
is, that they have stood the test of practical
experience. We know this not only lrom the
mouths of others, but we have used them in
our own tamily with the very best results.
For all diseases of the blood, geueral debility,
wuetner proceeding lrom sickueas or lrom
natural weakness, indigestion, aud all kind
red ailments, we recommend the Scandiua
rian Remedies as the very beat medicine.
extant, I hey are destined 10 achieve not an
ephemerul success, but a permanent aud de
served reputation, which will render them a
necessity in every lamily. Aupoltun, O.
North H'eal, March 2.
See advertisement. del!)
DIED.
lia'LLltlULK uf CunautnuUun. oa the ih taut
Christian L. aiellrijfie, agou on jera, uiuuilia auu 17
f uneral from liia lute residence, Mo. ki, Diniih st.
cervKje aB. Jonei. uiiuruh, ou Tueut;, at II o
clock am. lnttaruittut UaiiiuIU'Cenifurjr.
New Advertisements.
HUSTON HALL.
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIOHTS ONLY.
THl'RSDAT, Ml DAY, AMD HATlltUAT,
January Slh, th, sad 10th.
Th. eminent alocunooi.l.
JPROJ?. ROBERT KIDD.
Will give three ot his amusing and instructive
Elocutionary Entertainments,
Under the auapirn of the PHILOMATH KAN ROCI
Al l Of Mils GUV.
Theae enlertaiuirvnta will t'otiMHt ol aelwt vrtt
of KttediUK and Kwtiationa lrom aur aiandard au
thor, iniereperetHl with practical remark on twal
culture, tuiMiajiig imjMjsiaouauoua 01 voaratMer and ex
aminee of til? iMiijfuaxe 01 IM iMtofionx
LuVa, HAiK, J-aAK. ttOUKuV., Jt V. MIRTH,
UUU HAUli, lKSrAlU, AO., tu.. (
Cards of AdiniMiou Twaniv-jr-iva Ceuta. Ioora
open at 0' o clock; ui coiiinivwe at 1 o'clock.
vnauga ui prufr amine eaoa ereoiui. uta
JJISS0LUTI0N N0TKK.
IT la mutually agreed hjr the uwi.tr igned that the
partnership hrreUfore fxitiijt betMeen ua in the
euuaty of Moataomery, uudr lha atyieuf Uill a Hue
aon, tie, and the aame la harahy, tttvaolvod, aud the
aaid Uotert iJudaon ia authoriavd U u (ho name ol
the ttrin in HiudaHou and ncltlanitiil of iu tMiaiuaM.
Ui ven under otir IiMUda and aaala (hi Ui day of Jaa-
" KOBKHT ItUDBON. L.S.
BILL. OK JMtlCKH.
AT a general meeting of tha Home Khoera of lha
ciiy 01 layton, ou lha VUU ol iXK-tinitr, lew,
the tollowing rraolution and Ull of prk'r sre hgroad
uion :
jKuuttwrf, That the nrewnl high nuca of lhor, tne
tenal, and In log, lully hiUh ua in iBirjaiug the
prKa of horn) tdioaiug Ijtojii the pui raten, aud ilatU
w, the unlraiantd, will t uvriird hy lha follow
ing prioea, and will honorably and faithfully adhcra 10
aaid ma, to laae eiayci on aau altar tne lout day
of Jauuary.
nw anoea, iota, per wi.
Now ahoaa. Wain. .......
1 AO
. 1 6
,. 0U
Uld ahoea Uxd and m. ..
keaautug four ahoaa
Natliau MrVrman,
A. Maklry,
Jauxa H)lr.
M. Jvdiiioud
W. A. lo.-k.
Jovrph Honer,
Tuouiaa Ma best
John kluiiki
Krauk iiukaudl,
John Mu-a,
(Jharlee Murrey,
eaiUM aturrvy.
jS.f. UorMHhlMri tJirOUtflluUl thm m.ynlr.M k
Tltad u 01 aae in and euoaunbe to tlie above UI) ol
pneae, avopyof whtoh maybe earatthahoD of M.
bitKautaji, Uni attawt, raat wl JrttoiMMk. daiutm
to
1
w O O E. THE BUSINESS.
SELLING OUT AT COST
I will onVr my .nlire toek of
DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, SU0ES,5tc
B3rA. T COS TS
To close th. Liininrn..
The stork einhraeM lit. largeM and bent anorltni Dt ot
FANCY SILKS, DELAINES,
WHITE GOODS, MER1NOKS,
NOTIONS, PLAIDS,
H09IEKP, . HOOP SKIRTS,
REPS, GLOVES,
SHAWLS, OTTOMAN'S,
EMBROIDERIES, BLANKETS,
TRAVELING DRESS GOODS,
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES,
GENTL TOILET SLIPPERS, etc., etc.
And al.o the large! and Item xtock ,.f
CLOAK'S
In (be city.
i at the oiimal viM
and NO HI Mbl .
the buaineHhv
iiof.jor t N. P. Jioiiitla-s
jal
Main elrael.
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
MAI.TCT A VO.'ti UVkTKKS
THE OLD PRICES
AT
PAY NIC V HATFIELD,
NO. 300 THIRD 6TRIKT, DATTON, OHIO,
AKtC daily rereivinx klalthy A Co. 'a OyNien,, diieci
from Haiti morw- th brt quality iu tlie mirkci-
wiin H iimy mm uow auie u rii m me viu 1 KH kM
notwithatandlnff the rie In otic in lha kiutt.
Mo. One, belat't, and loultle Hrltn't, are warrant wl
uperior to any othera brought weft. 1 ry ihf ni mxi
pius It.
They alao keep conalantly on hand the text artk'lvt
to be found in ihe Confectionery hoe, auoh a
Fioe Candiea, Candy Xoya, Fign, KaiHinn,
nau, uinnamon, I'aLfi, tireeii and Dru'd
1( rum, treuberrie,. Canned rruiti. i ino Ci
gar Tobaccos of difleretit brandk, and all ar
ticle! in seaaon.
They keen the teal atock lo be had. and tli-v nuii
aa lowaa the loweat. Forth lieat Oymter, aud all
arwtuioa in ui vonieuouery line, uajl at
1'AIAJC A llATKIKI.il,
de3Id4tf U 'i hiid lr-t
NOTICE.
LL aeraona knowing themaelvra Indebted to llw
unJerniuad, by not or avouui, will ploa uaii
. B. Chandler. tM) Third mtrmat, uu alura. wlir
my booka are ket, and aetllti l e anmo. I am to
atxMi 01 money, ana iiirwim enxioua to ruv m
UUUefsl Uiffn4. jeMustsis ew . Oil kltJIAK.
r UVOtt and Medlcio; a full Mork alwaya on hand
uaa v m m APnr.i, wkju m., near Markt-t.
Ho! for the Holidays!
&aJL
IADIKH AND OKNTLKMIN ahodeetreto make
J a goo4 aataouoa of
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
auck a fancy Goode and Toya ol all dMcnpttoaa, k
wther with Caadiea, ItajsHaa, tltrou, a rwuch f niuea,
.urrana, mtc., would do well to ejLamin my atoca.
M y aaeortmaat w now ooaipUtas you can oiMke a
belter aelaouoa now tluui W vuu wait until tlte tiai lu
make your preaant haeooiue. 1 have the laiKMt v.
riaty of
To) s, Candles & Fancy Articles
At wholeaald or retail, auitable for irenta. thai he
ever beea ofWrad to the la tua pubito, aud ai lower
prvvca.
aww-a quantity or cnoice cider, for itiea. etc
r. J. WK1.TV.
deMlm Corner fouita aud Maai eueeta.
3H- '3
ADVKHTII1NO MATKI,
IN DAILY!
t;ne eifuare, (eighty words, solid) one insertion... t Mi
(jo Huare, liirwa dayaMM..M.MM..(,.MM.p,.. j 1
One auara, one wrmk,..m.. , .Ttll, ,....., 1 u.
Una auiMxm, one mmiih..n,M....M,..HHn,.lM 11
Jut MtiBte, three moult in , u
oum hfuare, aia monUia, in u
IN WaKaLY. " " '
uue Nquare, eighty wunla, oue wk 00
i'et auare, eat-h week in addition 96
Ptr ftiiuare, one rear, .., m to
iarme for Advaruaamanta oouUmviuu jinai I
apsK. or fur a lotutAr beriod Uutn alsuT.
apw-mrd, ma. a
aruhargd at Uteabore rataa, unloaa a wnUaua;ra
nsu in uieMitt pravioua 10 WMoruon. wwi
Tertmtniti'um ihumLL-v )aid lor in advanoe.
. "a a. a- a w uu V- , try
Ijf CKLUBHATKD
PLANTED 0YSTEES.
s. AM Uow !( diaiy hy .
M Auu,h 'rwapiut... j(mJ
f jf KKJ.'O osileoiaMiU i-li.lltork? 1 -f
UjHU-rc, put up .xiiiAr.iy i..r XSiJjF
aalouu suid lauiny un. oiuortt louuy iiuu, ,
W. U. dIUam aiNit.Ji(.,
Iepot KU6 1 (dm Mmat, ito)u,u,
B)eAIio, all kmdri ui iroch iah uia uumti ttt:-ttrd
da.ty. . .. UiM
JJISSOLUIIUN.
fllllK pArUierrhip lieretolorw ekiMiuic Iwtwei n
X il.ut'l.li Mm lieUij llHKdit.iHi, i.l Hit Im.t.njif
u..u Tool i tad, aM uiMii.d t irtiaimi ciii,Hri.t ,.
uie rtiutn uu biUinuiiy, JLeiiiU'i t, li,tj.
JaMV I.KAt,.Kl,lN,
itAfiiUli iiAUal.MAA
JA.MIa UKAC'tl.IN vtill ffiilr ilf, ,lh;iH K, ul
t iintmue to t nrry ou the tntuv a u.itu.i, i.t u,r i.i..
,!' e, No. Jib TUiru at., wpifomio in i ii-.mi Ituttti-,
liflr lie i.i Lt-tiri Uihii ui jitMit-i to (... ni.u
.Hujiply tlie I'tih.ic with ail mtitj,-ri m litu t.iu.iWrtrii ttn i
luui uue. utaauwttvv Jdil5... aiwiLi.i.i.N.
Johu Coiley et al i Munttjomery Comiiim.ii Th-t.-,
Y i;..an iNo. iu.
Philip kid ward ut ai.J lu j aiktiuu.
BV VII lUti Ol( aud Iu iylM-'tllt'llt'l tt, (lie CI'llllllUU'l ,i
au ordtT ol iiv ii-iif'i iu Hi uimvi un, i.ini t,i
ma jirei'teil, I will olterul pubilv KiUu ut Hut tloi i.i
tlie t.'ulirt UoUhe tu Uiu iil ol iMuu, uu ,
tStil H itUtj, Jiimnn ff 24, lbA,
At !i n't luck p m ol ri.nl ay, ifte luliowin (e.--ifl-e.i
ri'Hl euie, to Mil; In Lot LiIIIiiIm i n.i Hti.iy :,n (U iu
Ute lowu ut Do.ou ,iu the I'oumy ol MuuiHUiueiy au.l
niaiH ol Ultm.
'lilt: Hiuiie, with the lliijiiun imml HkIhIi, hoi Uhih
rpprtUl'U Hi l0, MUU IMlllAUl null lOI Ulor. ,Mai inu-
vliimn o the Hpor.it d Tlie. i ti m m-ln ui
ouo and jiuinu y. hisIioiii ttuUt amiV, UIKlia
iMij-uifiiiii io i mi'iiied l) tiioiiH tu Ute ptm
Ui-I-Jdlawi (IkuH.lK V Uli A MAN, Mhenff.
CAH1UIN OIL oi the tertt iiikluy ihtt iiiitrk-l ?t.u
i plUAilli'e, bolli lot MrUi I) Mini Ut.iat.MH iu U.lllllt,
auu ai livtli-irtii olk-iiio odor mm imh tw niat , u-i
inv I) Uif gallon ut Uaiivi i.y ja ji tw At.l.. ,
UlH sVtO)(Xll(, I lit MHIU IflMt.
Clllti.VlOHiKltS
KRISS KINGLE LYRICS
our r l H.in hui)A oul
tjllieall aild tm VtllAI Mr'll' MlUUt i
lot tuiiii'iH e Hhui He nt-li
Vv liid be liiioiff,id io Uth, . ' '
(juleH tiij i ui i OU JlllltiLojt,. r.
I'ltlirttOpllfr'! Kllfl Ktllarle . UuH lit 1 f ,
.oou ou ihe board i ili apvM.
titiy your prvn-ut iiuH lor th. u nutl bt.
A an have au uwoiiiut!Ut ol hue u),'
oo c.ili at Cliimuptivi it,
'I'lii ru tifhi itui miHii t-vii. Hi rv bi-i u,
We ueeil noliuioim yuii yuu drmiu
.( I.ir tltju inn wlioHfiiu- ti.iuuaih u,it ttir,
1'roouie tiieiu winy uud to ChriNiupiif r.(epait.
t.tv the lUfth Mt m an lo fui mer yi-i ,
V tn. iiinuy ui'iit iia uuuaiti-ti on.
o 'jail euriy aud Iny a-tuv your t.-ji, ; f .
And ntsv yoiu i , ii- oiuL-vd 011 ti.i. ... mid secure
a auibtU inlvctiuu. .. -
Am UhrirttlliiiM oitiite but out.'e a y ar,
Al.ike your laiuily hiijy nud Ui ( gou.l . (n r
deio J. Av. till.UlUl'Uili.
FOtltTU STREET I'KOPEUTV
AT
MASTKU COaMMIaSSHkNKUS KAUi
Willinm F. Si-lifUi-k, I Imiuilt, i Mont. Mlip. I'uuil,
MX"""1
I, Harvey '1'houuui el al, Uulru'iM
I lUtU-UAlS't' tu au oidr ol th:
I Moutgoliit'l) tiuuui), oliiu, nunc iu thu uln.ve
aud one inl lo im-, a miIi ulUit m uUk' mjviioii
U lht d oi' ol theCouil Huti.-v inllu-ttty i iiniixu,
,a ihe -oiUit idid ntiu.' alot fina, uu
iSifioUoy, Jtiiiuii'tf 4, lfi.;t,
Al 1 ii'lock p in ol rw.nl do) iu k'llowiiiif lierMtrib. .!
JiHIt-'l , lU-( it. .-KIlUU' lit Lllf I OH Jit) Ol .XI Kill Aj.MUt IS
tud -inlt ol iJitto end hi itui t.ny ol lrtnxi, lo-.i:
iiuinljt'red one lliuii.-iiinl uiiic liianlicu nua Mum luiti
iluJI) uu (! pint ol Kud cu ol Liaylou, eAt-ej.i ttix
ieli leel oil Ine vhUiuuin m, 1 niiuiiix IhIohkIi
Hie eutire lot, Mued ti) nuiuuel It . 1 liolii.ii, U. hh om
ul Hllll-dlVlnlOU Oi lilll-lul.t 1)V aV IrfMIMutlll.
tiU property i-t lolM-euul uu u nvLit. iu uior 01
rttllmm t . CMiifia k HuiiNt J. liti il.oin.t-, tnni
(Ml btfU dppraitted at iJUevn tiutidrrd dotliiT ltlW-",
AU1 csdlUot mill lor tuaU iHU-nt,, j ul .ud n(
praim'il value tw-luy Umig ou. leinot u4 iilt .wii
baiti st Ai ustuU' in muui.u uu r oitriu nun l, out-
hOUrteMKnl ol ( OUIH'll Mrvt'l, lUld IIUH ilulll isllllii
tireet U byiui.iolw ftlrt il lluuuu 011 ixitli plii li,Mllt
4 dwelling iiniiM ull ai li f lui ii tin Kit.
ti. it. nfa.tKU.k,Mili t.oinnilnkioia-r.
A Li AM CLA, A Hoi Hi.), Ui'UUHli
MKW1NU M.i;iiiNi:.s
I ul'..ll 1', fold, n hauxe. or li a.ld td llm
JL ore a tn-oim iimiij .11
uroiiort- ,u,i
u. i. i llur 1 Mici-i.
iU'
I. A. I.Ai'i'.K,
1NO. X-U 'l HIHlinl KKk r, DA I'oN, uUI' i,
UAH junt arrived fioin the eal witnoueoi the
ent f4.M'in iu til" huee 4r Moulit lo llu i n .
iu alditiou to til iiiik1 uitiu.l.(u tu a Ut I.
IsToUul ou a lai aiseortiiM'Ul ol
Jet anil uutuvl'erctm iluuih,
uoh a Cham.-, Ui'ell, Ii rt'aii p. im, I ImuiU t 1
A plwaiid .Mi 1 11 ir ut o
D 1 A 1 O IN US.
A com plot at 04 k of
(.OLD Ail felLfilll HtHIIIh
aVime of the nneal In the woild mim'Ii mm
Martai rull Chroooiueler Vali-it,
k'uil IiWetMudent becoiMi Wau-hft:
Juuua JtlKIUU't Vt au.'ne.
Julius Itou' WaU hew;
r ull atouk American Wakihaa. uaaed to order, a.fl.
ueavy emmewu uaro. caeea.
Pkk.NCH MAN I LK CLOCkd. aud ..u.r ui il.- u
teet AMkHICAk make.
Lsartfeauxk of aiLS fc.K PLATKli U AK tfi. al in ik.i
androkKs. 1 hav had iheiu Uiue to oruer. wih
Hl'K i IMP S tlie uaual aiuotiuL 01 mivri cu it,. 1,..
plated m 1 lie neat metal and Uy uatne rlainped on
llieui. Tbry Will Uwt tweuij yeara, aud ale i vliAi.
Clallllllhll vvu
Plar m uiiud tnu llte (.KumI. were boohi airii.
from Ui matwutttL-turere h.r ta 1' caati, and aa im bar.
10 null tu pay, uu im auu to tkH. a CllkAP AS
AV JiOt;Ji IN Tlnij'MThl M A l k hi,-
Cr!ir OLIi flNaat i.AKKK'r.
UWUKK TO 11.KAM I1LVKH
oaueu4 ihe kai aiiHtcu--al lArkk'a.
W K K A T TO IaI V
AMi
"XrVil LIVE TO -aOAXV
J. VVOHNAN A hOJV. .
OLD FOHTOrFICK BLILMNtJ, xr THUD T.
1 1 t: JU m:1T4' have (or aal at Ui Ua ent
at ii'H 1aN A HPLHH, wholeanle ana ratail,
KAUA.C lu t A lolwar 1JM ltt
t K A N B k. K U 1 kA-1 vr u 11 ,
h,iT ONM'Krt,
FAMILY UHiX.khll rxi,
rAUiLV H.U-br.iuUm,i),
Uii llloAA Mi k Vt II EAT rLOl K ejilia.
bt ITaK, fcwua, Ao., Ao., Ao.
J. W. A MMtareouuatAUiiu receiTiug Hi above aiti
I'lee, and veJ lhiUA uoikJ jur the laile, wln h vmu lw
ottaued al fcoiii aiid auroad. Hit? are laruly nhip
piujj Aiplaa Mid r'oleojvra lYoru Ma-'luaau. 'Jhrtr
rlo'raMd r)u kwleat l-lotiraj td uiiaJitiwt not to be
eaelld. They ar wall bird for the Uolidata, and
Java,
1 iImb
mvitaotuiutuiera 10 mmi, watmuuag 10 ptw
til) trad deuvered ire. iraae 04 den
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