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uu ul briftu;. 'I u luiimUIuuoli, if biarv J.
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Mfsty hum LhM piul l im hhU iuuril I ; it tinJu-
)lfti Uuiivr luul iuJ U. lrujid, w mw lumttr lui
.uatratUHMt ulwoin, ftuun ty. It i tb tiurvu ot LUu
l)ujoorUo brl to rrati iblwt 1 1ml t'ountituttou
Wlllcli Kv Ui ft UuiuU. 1't tliftl fm l luut umjr eu
ftajrVnUvft ultifttitia luuk foi r .net ftbd ft ItH'Jf loiuiu
tl Ihft piuud dnyn uf Ur'Utliu, ftllvtl btrni K klUllP4
ftutl pruupvnty rHh;ued tbiuiit.l.L-ul Uiv ft!.' .liuu
qutiiUbDHuly th iru Uuioti p-riy ol Uta pjuwaut un.
'l b rK-urU ul uur gloiiuUN Uuiuu hhU tin Mtuutuy
ufih Cutuutui uu luily M.iL ihiM itwlHrttiiuu, uiiu
dr in ytutlvnl kWHy nuS juJioioUt govetumeui U
UtUuU WftN niUi ft ..iVBHiU HbU ttl LuOttttUt OU ft Ml-
uiaul lyin.l ul A.iiijille Mii.l luililiiiatl likli , Ii(i4t . 1 . Till
whulnrw uifty, wi u .P wi hupti
ftjf.tlouuf utirebuuirjr - uc, "bow ! ptUM.ifc''
aav .n.n.lll u. Lit- ll-lllll.l.tl ul that al L'ijlltt
- .r- a -
luitouMl Utiiaoertiio party. futmJd ii it.-u owiii.il
prinoipltttf ftMl (twvutfd uuHiturHuly to Ut Uuiou ud
pftrpelully ifl ttiid mce liftppy oJ pruxpvruuf. but
now loru Uii ottiiiiK, vouuiry.
Tim KwviftK will gu mo U.u cftiuuniuii wtOi ill tli
titgyt Tigor, ftuil Ulrut ftt Ui nuaimMiiU of IU
wuudiiciorM, ttuJ Iku: lor ttm vlmttioa of tbw Lemo
rfttit: Uck' l Imftdanl by thft two jfrMU chftntpiuui
CoDftiitutiOMftl Liberty, tb eiilW patriot VtLiJM.
man ftiiU lh brT mod talented Puuv.
W uk the pftironftge of all th former Irtonda
tbe pApor. uil will welcome m mftny oew ftubM-'ritterft
m demre U take ftouud ftnd rlibl ietnocru(iu
)ournftl. ft i thdetrntinftUon ofthe CompiiUy todo
ft ftirict o ah businewft, ftud no paper wlH be sent lift
! pftld for Id admitc Thie is a rule fioru whfcta
I bey will aot vary. All will be dealt with alike.
1'KltHI I
Uatly, par yer, (by mail.) 6 00
wtfk,by CftrrUra,) 1
Weebily. (alngU copy, per year,) M 00
(Clubaef (ftftnU Htwftrd,j. 1 TA
KMI'IKB COMI'AHV, Prupnetora.
Tobacco Warehouse.
BolABLIaUKL) UNl.KH UITY ORU1NAMCK IN leS7
whkIHl.kh,
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
PHISTEK A HOW, Proprietor!,
for the luaiptK-tioDftud dftle ot
LEAF TOBACCO
Mm. 1 W..t Vront alr.al, bat. Mala, and
waiaal, a.ar m.amb.al uuiinf,
Clnolnoatl, Ohio.
Tobac-Q a.)M at AuoUoa or Prlvatoly, aa own.r
may anair..
AVCTIOS Hdt.gX-rVgSbArS, THURSDAYS,
BATVBDATS. PRIVATE SALHH SYMtY DAY.
Storage to Bblppen Three Monthi free.
AlUnlion ijiT.n to aalling Pork, Lard, and Flmir,
t,wo.iHi.iiiuM wjiiui.mj. B.l.vuawni.1
Provisions.
Andrew Wtns!urlnr,
tail N. at, Wmiot aaarlt.t lloua.
Daal.r ia
Fresh Meats,Hams,Sausage,&c.
Alwaya oo hand, of chotoo No. 1 atat-k. auleMain
Provisions. Dry Goods.
J. P. HUUKK & HON,
aSO, Thlrat atre.t, U.yt.a, Ohl.
WHOI.ISAl B AND BKTAIL UKALKIW IM
Dry tloods.Xotlons.Uools.Shocs
TOYS, t&O.
If you wiab goo of any deacripiioii aoU, ea.ll
UUBKK A HON.
U you wiah auctions ring done, tu ibe oty
jvttuUy, call ou aulw UVbhUM kuN.
Leather Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM WKINUAHTHKH,
Sas Third .tr.et, :
KB IPS oon.tM.tly on haud all kiada or l..alhr,
auuliaaaolei U.r: kip;caif-aaiu,aud uorocao.
., hatuMe awl btidla lea U.t, alio, aklrtiua;
Bodtuaa, Ati.
anv.T ba highMt pric. la oa.ii paid for Hldae
.aaUiar la Lb. ioumU, .utadatu
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DAYTON, OHIO: FRIDAY; AUGUST 2U 1863.
VOL. I,
NO. 3
""V' "i '"""I'll t Iffr"" 1 T:.- e .V ... ', .
Mill
Leather Store. NEWS GLEANINGS.
'fhe Wwiuugton correpoutleut of tlie
New York Herald sayn "Itltem hive Uen
i. received here from the UJingRiubtirn
f panndyU,,,;, wlt0 oppohed Governor
, Ciirtin e r-nomiution lor uovernor, btet
M i .v.. 1., cmot La elecled.
I
, - " '
olutioni t the reoent Abolition County
Conveution held in that place, U Hiuee
! .... . , ,
; declared hid determination to vote for V al
,. . I
'""'""
Hon. Sainioii Maeon, of CUik County,
j diHtingur.h.d Republican, h.nrtofore a
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I
lurU.,ewept tuiuugll CraWluld, Urnut KUd Lit-tutu.-
f ((s culUUit,l(, VVwtfGUH.n, nd UlUeh
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of
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or
ako.
an.
a
TlirNBiioleiin fHenrv Co.i XorthiMst.
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.,!. ,.r i1 rVn.;)). nu.,
Member of ConirreH and often elected to
th8 LegigUt,,,,, ha. declared iu favor of
B '
Vallan Jigliam. uood men are daily leav
j,, tue Abolition Broiixh party,
or
Theie will be a Democratic Meeting at
I.flR.,...,. .11.1,; ...
" J ' ' " I '
i 1 h 11 iKiltty eveninir, 27th innt. William
H. (Jillcupie and other gentlemen will ad
Jl'HUH the jMH)pl.
Mr. Lincoln in uo longer the rail-vjilit
tor, but the tailor, and in bueily engaged
milking Iriachit of the Constitution
It in stated ihntJolin Moniasey backed
a "bank" at Saratoga, which loit 913,
000 Innt week. It is also itated that he
took SI 5,000 for admiaaiou to the race.
A few day ago a terrible hail utorin
damage waa Join'. The duinuge cannot
be lean thau 9!0,000 through Giant Coun
ty- "
The Democracy ot Wieconiiiii nomina
ted ou the 6th, H. L. Palmer, of Milwau
kie, for Qoveiniir.
Tlie Xational Demociatie Committee
will meet in New Yoik, September 7th,
for the purpose of fixing the time of hold
ing the next Democratic National Conven
tion.
The Cleveland Ltaderatjv. "TheGov-
ernment hai decialed not to retain any of-1
ficer in the army whoue viewi on the war
policy are not iu conaouauce with its own."
Charles R. Poadick,' United States As-
aeeaor of Internal Revenue for the First
District, in Ohio, reports the amount
license in the city of Cincinnati at 9295,
-
Still
The Louisville Democrat winds u the,
Journal in the lollowing pointed style.
It says : '"Will Vallandigham It elec
ted in Ohio ? ; .Of course he will. The
bayonet must he on his side, if used at
11. , mrj ttoio iu mi" uw uu ... a.UB
of lw namMralienartva itia .r th.t
I V r - -
agrees exactly with the Northern Demo-'
cracy, according to the organ. , They will
he nsad in Ohio, if hkccI at all. on th.
: i t. m i- . . .i.- . i
saute auto, ii wni tun uu w uae tue toeia
. ir . , . ,
for one patty m Kentucky and against that
r ' jo v
party in Ohio. We, therefore, must con-!
that Vallandigham is safe. In
free flection he will beat Biough badly
that is pretty evident. If tlie military in
terfere, it must be fur, not against them,
In either event,, lie will be elected
for Vallandigham 1"
Uurra
Hon. Fraucis P. Blair, jr.. is talked
; M;uur: nan.li.l.t- frve !,. R.wu.l.
hip of the next United State. House
- e-
era
Repreiieutatives.
The small proerty-holder, or day la
borer, might just as well cut his own
throat, ai vote the Republican ticket. He
is v.otiuat his own ruiu, and that of his
family. s ; ,
The Worcester Spy gives, as the tune
of the conscripts "We are coming Father
Abraham, three hundred dollars more."
John Brough, the loyal candidate
Governor made a speech iu favor of Cal
houu'i Nullification project iu 18C2.
is now the Loyal Abolition candidate
Governor, and yet claims to lie a "life
long Deraociat."
An Ohio soldier writes from Tennessee
that the reason why some "shoulder strap
ped" gentlemen are down on Vallaudig
ham, is because be presented a bill in Con
gress to reduce officers' wage, ami iucreaxe
the pay of private soldiers.
The Memphis papers of the 13th speak
of trade having revived considerably
that place, many farmers coming in freely
from the neighboring counties
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Registers.
aTTi-ftiM arrive ftftii dapftciTrvin th Ha mi. Dupol
itullowe: , it .
ClrlCINNAf I, HaHILTOR .HD IllTMN ' 1
J " Dupart. 11 Arrip.
Ixjuiftftlle ftni St. LonlnMail.. m 1 11 HUft m
t;iDP)UDfttt ArOlBIUOdfttiO...a.T M a tn !: i lwpni
CiDfinutUi Mail p n ( ovj pm
CiM'-inoftti At'POininodfttion 7:25 p m VIM am
lup ftl n ludietowu ftDU Mftmmubflbiyi i
Datton, XftNU AM Coi.uwwjft.
1 1:4)
Eftctern FinreB 1 1:4) a wi 3 1ft am
Oulumbiia. Aodomuiediitiun.M.,. t oo p in i( q.Mm
Xrtiia AeoouiniciJfttioii 1ft p ni
KftHtrn Kxprfiift1 MtA m I M p m
(IbAlTUOft m Lram inm daily eKrapf miniy.
PftMuKum d thtt irftiu nuit puroWse lhmr4K'i.i(
bwri.re e.W p in-
8ANUVKTt ft A f TOH A HO CrNOTRffATI.
HandHnkT Mail S 40 m 7 Main
UuuUTille AiHiumipiMiniiuu bilv p m ., p iu
IaTON akd Michigan.
CtiiPBKO Mail - 8 3u am ., 7 o a m
ClitrivKUftud J' t roit (.iprufik).. .b U". p ni 7 1H p in
IHOIAMA CtMTftAL AND UaVTON A WftHTIftN.
Ht. I.oui and Chii ftK" Mil 8.-5 tu ' 13&an.
iDdiauapolia AccoinnifxJatKtn.. Wi p in 8 mi p in
Daytos A I' ion. -
Arpommnution 1M.1 m 10:46 ro
i n in A l in
SAMUEL W. KING, Agent.
Apologetia. Owing to a diaarrangeruvut
of our press, a, from long etandinfr, tke Km.
firs was mieerubly . printed yesterday. We
hope to be all right ill a day or two. ,
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of.
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The Trial of Brown Henry M. Brown,
the murderer of Utillemyei;, will be tried in
the Miami County Court of Common Pleas,
at 1 roy, Oliio, on tue iiX 01 September.
HltSton Hall. Arlington, Leon, Kelly
Uonnm.rs Minstrels uom lonn 10 n.gui
Huaton Hall. The Company comprise aix-
pe.loriner,nd liMa fine reputation.
JtMt Arrived-Godcy""and Peterson's
Magazines for September, also all the late pa-
pers, Novels, aoug books aa, ai ncas ,
79 Main street
Grand Ball at Beokel ' Hall. The
ball of lh Ilarugari Society at Bkel Hall
lttat night, waa a aplendid affair. The ball
waa crowded te excaji, and everything pasard
off pleataiitly and natiafactorily.
Tha Heatad Term We are now cer-1
taiuly engagin;; the "heated term." Old Sol
mercileaa, and the cool aide of any place
bard to Gne. The "oldeat inhabilnnt" ia una-
ble to rditeuiber the time when alurtcurd lin-
en waa leaa infallible than now,
SurprilO Party. There waa an agreea-
ble and pleasant Butternut aurprian party
Dr. Woods', in
Miami City, luit evening
Quite a number of the Dayton folks weut
over and "tipped tue light (antailie to.
wiu a nice affair and all Dresent seeuied
ell:or themlves highly.1
: Held to Bail. The examination
Thomas Sage charge with the murder
Niphnlaa I. IlKtnm.tl. ttafiira Nfavikr r,i!lanl.
oloe(, yMterdiyi The crime with which
... ..l,.r. 1, in 11 . h waa he J
... ' r mm P.:i:..
aunw.r iu .ud.iuui ui J,uuv. miunfc
procure bail he waa remandsd to jail. . . .,
' -i -ru-
'
. ... , ,.,..,,,. rt .
Dickey s (lula Walker s) Hall, in Oregon,
. '
! to-morrow eeuing, August Z2d.
A1) Democrat, and other oon.eryativ.citi
elude a : sens ar invited to be present.
iieunon r
-The Demo
eralic Club of the
Fifth Ward will meet
;
By order of tbe President,
DENNIS DWYER, Sec'y.
1
of
of
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A auul8'wfi ouuu niflv, . cigcuu
the gunboat Baron OeKalb, i. borne on
.,,.1 ., ,l Tk. r... r?. li. . I l,.n
abort furlough. The DcKalb was blown
T torpedo, iu front of Yazoo City, and
1'ootor ia waiting to be aeaigued to another
I,.,, , .. .
I JHt b" bard "e,rvic' ud 'llhJuuh
lan nnrul 1. , If li aa w.a.f.UA,. 1 Ia.I AAnutJnea.
ble in weight. Do ia a skilllul Surgeon,
has tendered excellent service.
for
He
for
at
Military The following gentlemen were
elected officers ol tb. respective regiments,
the military election Wednesday :
First RuiibIKNT. HeDry Schoenfield,
nel ; John D. Sheehan, Lieuteuai.t Colonel
Peter W. Eagle, Major.
SsooKO Rkiiimknt. George W. Moyer, Co
lonel ; Solomon Sternberger, Lieutenant Co
lonel; Goorge Winder, Major.
Third Rkuiukkt. Alfred lams, Colonel
John W. Cusick, Lieutenant Colonel j Jeffer
son Kuuns, Major.
FouaTH RkOiiiKKT. Samuel Herr, Colo
nel ; Frank Wilhelm, Lieutenant Colonel
Michael Slianti, Major.
Fifth Rkuimckt. George W. Houk, Colo
nel ; Peter C. Long, Lieutenant Colonel
Martin II. lams, Major.
Sixth Rkuimsst. John K. Mululire,
; Oscar Bennett, Lieuteuant Colonel
R. M. Marshall, Major.
There wa. a spirited contest in this
the successful candidates having a
jority of. ten votes.
Skvxntm Rsuimkbt. U. A. Uouk, Colo
nel; John B. Htoppeltuau, Liulei.ai.t Colo
nel ; William N. Love, Major. .
! Th. majority in this district wss one hun
dred and niuety nine. ...
. Another Daniel Coma . to Judg-,
nent We have juat been handed the lot;
lowing lellor addreaavd by the officer coiu,
mauding here, to the ladies whose naniea ap
pear: ! i , ,
HEADQUAR'S PROVOST MARSHALS OFFICE,
DAYTON, O., 20th Aug. 1863.
Mrs Mary Oyler, Mrs Sarah Keith and Mrs
Kale Hall Complaint has been made here
that you have been known to make iuaulling
Remarks to persona of Union Proolivitlea and
to throw water upon good Loyal Union Citt-,
tens lor einging Union Songa; I wiah very
tteapeclfully to inform you that ncb conduct
i. prVdjudicial to th. tion cauae and moat'
u . i f .u- .u e . i .
be alopped forthwith; if any more complaints
ot like character are made tome I abal be
i";ni .u, Bgnj".. iu "-mo F " f' w
vent ciii h proceediiigH in the future
Lieut George L. Waterman
Commanding.
j
Taking a humorous view of this "moat ex
traordinary" notice, we would not hesitate to
pronounce it rich, racy, and rare ia fact, a
vry bugs "goak." We hardly think "Lieu
tenant Cieorge L. Waterman, couimaudiug,'
. , .11.1
was in earneat atiout the matter; if so, tue beat
thinir General Burnaide can do would be to!
reduce him to the ranka forthwith, aa be seems
to know uo more about the duties of his of
fice than a child ten years of age. But we
are inclined to think the notice is intended
more for a joke than anything else. Certain
ly no man of sense would give such a foolish
"order" the diguity of earusatness, nnlpsa he
ia atnbitioua to become the laughing stock of
Ien,ib, pertou iu &t communi,,.
Uftrlti Tlie 8iltn Rpgimem elcUd Republi
teen I c& offictr, by . majorit. 0f ten yotea, and
j 'y PP09" t0 "jollify" 0' il We lail to
. fur rejoicing , .
o.
Militia Election. Six out of the aeven
Regimenla couiprieitig the militia of Mout-
ffolnerv CoiinIt. ha.ee. elected DRmocralic of-
Query.why did Jssenh weep when he
, kiaaed Rachel ? Exchange.
I Perhaps he received a slap in the mouth
for bis impertinence ; or it may have been be
' riiiise Rachel yielded tbe coveted pleasure
too eas ly and Joseph believed in tbe old
I maxim that "alolen fruit alwaya taatea sweet
: est.!' ...
ia
ia
i . . .
New Building The new brick residence
of Mr. 1. W. Iddings, on the corner of First
and Wilkinson, now la prooeta of erection,
has assumed shape, ft ia cottage style, nov
el in structure, and eutirely different from
any residence in the city. When finished
will present a handsome appearance.
at
VKYTAN IIKK.MH (In th.Qll.h lnH..n..k K.i,,i
1 tturwitt, Mr. Iwni.l Paytaa toViulsiiul. Imiiii,
' ' '
DIED.
to
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HPAT1&- In Katon.on Thuraday, lath mxtaul, lla,
daughter of John and Mary Spall, aged ia;hl yea.
imi iiiuiiiii. auu luunwu uaya.
Military.
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MILITAKY NOTICE.
rPUR Oomniiaaion.aOfnu.ra of th. a.venth Reel
, ment Ohio Militia, will moet at Hi. OHKlKiW
kNI.INK HllliaK. on Moud.n .iu1h. el
" to ' J","" 0 ,,l,0! " traiiaacilou ol nil
.mrtant bualDeaa. y grilir or th. Colonel.
u. a. huuk
Notices.
on
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up
th.
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and
at
RAN AWAY
I.BOM lh. aubweritMr In Maditon townahip, Mout.
; Komary ooanty, Ohio, ats milw. wt or iayton,
1 ou tti. aton pike, on th. laat of May, an .udeuteU
. appranli.!., nanal rredanck Hchldins. about fourlMn
year. old. U. alao atol. olotl.iUK, aom. nion.y,a
' uoeket book and nua-er rinKa. I will giv. a lilajrai
i reward lor h.a raUiru to a, or lor tQ.oranat.on wber.
. lie may ba f ound. I alao warn all paraona not to ll-liit
or harbor limi. au2l:l' ALKKED 1AMS.
GET HEADY.
J bacaiiel upou in th.oo.ra.sf . Hw day. for th.
i aiuouti a of their euheeriptio. to tb. aloek ol aa
Cclllwl, t, i,uporU,St to th. auoea. of tue wi.
1'-' 5?"r'M
. when tall.d upon by au authoring party lo hq..idt.
no a.tina. au.v
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THIS DAYTON EMPIRK COMPANY.
nllC atnnkholdera of th. DAYTON EMPIRK
COMPANY era hereby aotin.d to meat al tb
oltV. of th. liaytou Kiitp... ou Tueaday, u.a S2d
September ISaa, a..d pt-ooead lo .ie.4 Bv. direotora
asieoatdy to til. atatul. in aiarh .aiaaa naWa aod
proviuW. aula
Medical.
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To Suffering Humanity.
r. W. W. RICIIMAN,
TUB IXDUX DOCTOK AHD CHIRTOIIST,
WOULD aay to U .U k aud .ftliclad, that b. oaua
a the bliud to aee, the deaf to hear, and
lame to walk without th. lla. of th. knif. orauy una
aral drnxa.
BHK.UMATIKM, NERVOUS OONMUMPTIf IN,
all rtMAI.S WKABNKHHKS.urad isafawdayi.
All! UHoNIO tJOMPLAlNlB reli.y.d wlthoiit
by eall.Uft on th. Iaolor at h.a room, at tn. uoartl.ua
houao, lio. AO St. la.r atreet, aeooad door eoiilh
tlie Uniaaraallat Church, liaytoa, OhM. aualdir
Carriages.
Co
lonel ;
ma
JUUBl COUABJ,
Carriage Manufacturer.
AT blB OLD BTAMO
Oat atk at., between J.STwr..a aalcaaal,
Jr-KKPB aoaataotly baaa
Carriages, Baggies, Balkles, Ac,
Or lb. lataal atylaa ud Wat quality. 014 earrla.w
w.mi u. .viiMi,. ,u u.w, wi . nu.,.1 pr.oa anaaej
All wotk wariaaud. Hepainnfl doM o. aliort a,i(,.-
Auto, a naa lot of Oprms Wasooao.aattds.ltAvllt.'t'a..
Ihickii. . aula
795332
Uli lot f virs, ici-. .ll
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the Way, Have You Heard
! J. A. MINItJK, , I
H rwairU In. !.. Mmw Hlo-k, larfr., well-M
Mra. A. fait.d and goiou. dnar'a wonu 01
kink obnt mi oau, at .vflNK K'.i.
TImoIc.i kind.
' B.kuhh.. .Oliar'. ril. ..I in. oiwi km i
tkn cknt mui.aii, at minii:k'h
Mra. 11. got ou. doiiai. wnnn or Mi rhmont .jual.
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M i . m ! 1 T " M' k s-
Mr. B, say. dial hK' Ihe Kill nua hly of KTen
R,J at .1. A. ii xii'.K'h,
Th . r dr,kt HllJ M. 1( ,ii1( Hot' ,iu
Mil. '
I.HalCM TIA AT i. A. M1M;K'b.
WIlllr.T.ry bo.ly iali. fle!. riilr or tlml tMi'plen
KXUKlJtlUH hVHIiP, AT .1. A. MINIi'K.
Mr. M. aa.a hw iimliard alialf barral of
WHIT HUM AT P. A MINICK'S,
tlaai.tadlj lh. la.tlin livw tl.ml ; wIhIm Hi. aupply n
NO. J MACK KHKI A I' J. A. MINIIIK 'S,
Both lor aiaa aod iiality, ftiii.nl Im airllw.l tu linn 01
an. ottutr market.
fi. Invttvti nil lu
all al Inn tHlRl,li-,n..nl and in
lia1.! I.i. ali.rk ul
1.111'n.k imiRii mull,
oiiKKKkh ami 'uc,
Hoar ok'all kini,
Anil Hip larKOfl unl iai.l VHiiety of Oi ontriPh tii U. weii
iu II.. cily. Hih larue vataiili-'lii.ieui i ou Ui.
Corner or alark.t ami .l.lrarsou SI a.
aul"y
New. Grocery Store.
rpHE mi-Juru-afneU wun.il iPptAotfully lu'ortn the
X itir.nft of l'a ti.u ttuJ brroutidiUK txmuiry tht
Uo FiM tfft, .hk( of thf .wwTi.i Hnirl, wht-re he
ia prpnr((i iu tiirnniii
(irucerlfs of the Best Unallty,
Hardwai' , tinware, and all (inn-lea iimiHlly kepi in
ltr.1 ula. Kaimly ll.uia. . mu tlie. tnu.l ras,,uaUe
ui.oih. riraiMi,.ll nllj .XH.Iii.ie ttiy i im'Ii Ij 'lot' i,nr
iiantua elaewlter .
uiir
ADAM t: NWAV.
J. u. uasKHT a :.,
Whole.ale dealers In
i'OK EK1N AN I DOM KS'i'ItJ
GROCERIES &LIQU0KS
KII.S. TS ANII7S HKPRKItSdN'hTKKfcT, OPPi ITX
MAKH.h.1 liyiJHIC. aillU.lly
K.O'fta.MI . M. t.'Bailra.
KUWAHU U'llKIKN fe UHOTIIK.lt,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ANII IMfOHTCttU Iff l
Urandl., Vlna. Ulna, Clgara, ami irUli
mil ceicn w null)',
A Nil plAIf H IN
OoiiitNtlc Ulnen nml 1,1 quo in
Ater),
IgtuU fur Sale of Pure Hourbon tt .ilHky,
No. ;i'U Htvoiid Miteirl, Dnytmi, Olii.
I ytii If-vf moNi rvkptvinilly to h nmint tlioir out
U tonifrn ftiid th I'Oinmiinilv tfiniersillir. ittai ti.-i
hv fiitermt mio anuti-rbtp, under tbr umiu ftuil
yoi K. O'BHU.N A lilt' J I I.E.. .or Hw purpoaa
vi -. Ting uu in wnoifunie grtMrv, iniuor, i-i
Rod U))kU'4-o bunliMsy. .11 1 . ton, Ohio, ft the
sutnd of K.O'Br.fii, No. :MH n-i-uud .-.irei
flftviiiKftnitileiiiHan-ilOfnAMf nt piiP'hR. nod
frum the bent Iukhm iu New Vork, MUiiimiv huJ
riiimutMpiiia, sua tiaving hu.i iiiu-. t, ytwh' rxi,riioti.
in Ibe trmle, w bold out the t ni-ln. .iuf.u. tu
uiu uiir-iiinr.inn h oinri wiininajf l km. I enongb
M.O'bHIKN.lHta'uf tb nmi of O'Drieu A Poi,
iK.euo.otiio, will devote Ina unie hn.I ttu Pinion
Eisjiwaii inoiie win ntav fomj 10 ( uy al Huh haII
iiowts a.Httte.and f.O'bk.KN.wil, ifHHt iti i-om
iiiiinity wirnr, ii po:iiijf), th n ov-r Isfloni. Ht.fh
ry Krinil fur pn-l tUvora, Httd titrnM-lly no-
.. w. si.turv pyauuusi. ftUlthiftW III
Grocery and Provision Store.
ANTHONY WOUL,
No. li MAItKKl l UtKT,
1 I AH ajiood aiipply of all k-tndeor the baal ('auulT
11 urot?-rin una troi-ioii,. hih h an rtuui;
ui; com incitl; drld fruiH: hTii; lnl IrHff; hi
iiHiiiu g-r i'iiaef; tiu.atul Umiibf; Usa; ull
nUKfti-i lpi , i-loVftx; toiMu'Cit; Huntt, Ae, AIho,
t(Heouriwre; yfll.iwv.ftrf; willot UUoU, aiid, iu lartt,
very Bru i ueciiHi uy isiiuii a. aulVtMiu
Exemptions.
d
Exemption from (he Draft.
1)K!ift.N4 who areahiiiltjM, lo xiiiipiioii midr Ike
acroud atH'liuu of l lie (.'oumtiiiUou A1, i-u atsrtt
-vtn t (tt ul, Hitb the aid ol all oil.. -ml dt- ii.u, V
KkUhnx uuon
wi'w H. H. WKAkbK,
MPi)RTNT NrTtVI.---I mil, iiniil aftfti the d.
IftkOM ptlli'ea ill tills, Ilaw4l la'l. KhXItltllJ I at (N-u Mllkf
yvthvii (tbtillfd ilu-rt-to, Hih tiif ti.j.uua-tioviiif J
m Die aea-oud m:Iiuii ul I hit act "For furolliiij unl
tlhK out tbe iiaiiouul Ion', and o' her unrM,c
koowu geiMtrally atthetioowniit l.nw.
Al r. WULf.fl,
aiilQIAw t Atforhety -I !,-,.
Hardware.
of
the
aud
rail,
ol
JAM KB URACKLIN,
I)uli in
Coopers' Tools, Hard w ans &e.
No. 310 Third ati-net.
BKINU a prftohttil tiiwhuuic, 1 knnw vhAt kind
Too In tiiH'htnili'Bt iiftNl, and w-Unitfd ft ftftat'k
.ud their waiiia. i all aud mo. autdif
H A Ji D AV TV li K
BEST QOOfiS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
The utideTM!in. are diuiv rereivluu uood a utir-
tthAerod ftl thv lowi'nl I'unli I'ftlfM, vie.
Mechanic's Tools,
Builder's Hardware,
Cabinet Hardware,
Farming Tools,
TABLE AXU POCKET HTI.LKV,
Mill Av k C'ul lrrul.tr Haua,
With all other Uoode in the Hardware line, wtm-h
ar prepared to aell a. lo. aa en nuune Kant Weal
Call aod aiat..... tear atonk boj. pm.l.uaa .la
.liara.
aSMawly ' ANDrBSyfl WlBBINB.
A4 h.tt'l IMU HAl lLHr
Afi DAILT.
ona iiir, tjr'" "if i Mtliti one Inaertiol..'. ' ' " '
Oue annate, threw ftvin ..... .... 1
Ob l.jtH.Te, Df . I At
Ul H)UNIttt OB f1IOIItb...H..,v..n ........,
.Jiie ii'rn, tliitte fcH ulhuy I W
Ult s.J.LKl', -.1 lai..lll. ,., H 'l
IN WKKhl.T.
Out- twMafn.aiK11? wvriU, wevk,. ''
Per. UMie Mtu-b in addition ...,........., M
Ht a-pitre, oni. tear, IS
' ,. iiir. loi Advt'ltl -nirltlH OO'UpyUlJI ft (rM.lft
i u, wf uir a lontH fmriKttt Unan eiu. pi hi'i .1, t. . I
Known iii ilif O'Oiimifc Koom. urn A, i ..vtilifU,.-
t'httr,'.J at theJot- rnlMt iuilr. a i iiitu wMtfvft
im ip inlt; n'viti to inn i ui.f ah it .
rt-fin.'ftl mtlM t i.A'it 'uiiti sViVWDi'.
Professional Cards.
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to
UUl.Xn LAND and BA( k eAI. '
! TIIU.4IA t. i.ovvi-:,'
A ITi.it,Nh Kou cul.l.Ktri'UiN o: J'i"
Soldiers' Uaiins.iiounl j Uonef ,
KoK V.H,iuW, KA I'll Kit. itK Mul HliKd,
Ul-vilii im M hi HO.
NO CHAROt UNTIL b'tONEY PhUCUKtU.
ullf.ls Lbluiixb '1 HlllimUre ft Co., i-l uluuiuua,
OlllO, Btiil W KMhlUXt"t I'. J
tl J W. M'lUk,' Jtinii i,H'Hv(,ii.i
I1UI H. S1rMAUO,
4 I I O it ft. ft h - A T - L 4 IV
'rkOijr-.0. 1M, I H1HI' a'i Kl'.kv I, I 'A VI
taouiu iitjiei'iiore ut-.MipicU hy J. A, Mriimiuii, h at
tofir sjic.1 ui Hit W. h. uhunjli uwHr :iaiu -i. imruu
11IOMAH I)
I.OMk,,
AT LAW
onto,
ATTORNl&Y
'IIAV'ION,
W'li
l K'V. I'lointit att.nuon lo ali huniuea. an-
t.o-it-d to In. care.
tn. e in ilia I'u.u.nk.-e miildin.., nil Mtaira. aultfy
1 K. P.I'l'PPI'i
A I' TO at .V K A T - I. A U ,
OA) I OA, till 111.
j .KM! K Wilt. Moil. '!. J. H. Miuilll, IU !.'l.;v'.
W l.uil..
.1.., ...1 atiet-(.
aulaui.
I.IVIII A
AIIO li .V V. X
I. IX tk,
A I -I. A 1
KtfUK iu lliHlii'ii'.', Nfp.aU,
llll al s)l(ft I
atttl .tfllt'iriuu. I lit- in an tui u: t-r-
i-lipivd i
Vniltiiiili);
n ili.. inv (im
UU. I IIAULaKft M. II. ItOKIIkMi
Llttl-'hiUtt uf Auiifiit mitl iMtoi.ni liKuguNfM-i
vix: Ifftliu, itrtxAk, 1' rtiut'li, Hprtui.-tli, th iiium, ritij
t.iiailah,i!.f.iUiiUU.- tttm hlu lt.. If Mid Ht lliittlut'U Ai
iifdititiiVfi. i4 Inn rM'i''VH fi'liulM'.', mii4 k.1 h
ltU OlIlt'B, Iri'I'kcl'rt Hiilluili;, ISO. I. niiiy.tt.lii
A. 'i.S. " SlILlivAN,
PAPER HANGER
HOii.H M l'i.-riiH I.'K lit ll...u, l.il 1.,,K(.'.
llrtli KLunii. 'anla.lt.iii
M. I ". Nill.A.,
ATTUaWi: Al-i.A w ,
, HAVToN.oUlii.
OH'KH!p:-l.l.u'a Uuil.lin., Inr.l ft. anldly
O 1, II I li It 8 ' CLAIM.
U01 NTV, I'KNSIONblt AUiiKAKS OKI'AV
(iiiti vvtJuvn mid lmin ilf it-ci:hd futdit-n ; itl-K,
Al-rrare of Pay Un Rra)liit u ftl.' era
auil UlmiltarK4l Muiillra
CoMctHl nilboHl deUy, Mid tin rtaiiiuiLtr Itmna. .
COUNSEL AMD INFORMATION GRATIS.
A.ly b or i...lri'H. M. . NiI.AN,
lusytou, Ubio.
1 :tti- I'U'K lUiildiiiK, 'I'b i I'd t. hu1s.Inw.iih
DU. T. Li. JNI Kj'7.
OI'IHJi;:
Nortli-trrst toi'iiir Main and Courtb
.lire la, lift MaIii.
anlWilOul
! I'iiohai' .
. . N A 1 .. A V .. J.IMI.X
N JSW .LA.AV KJ RA.
TU UI..-.1IKU vfc JOKDAN,
ATTOHN IJ-itTtS AT W
DA I TDM, OHIO.
0
KPIfJh Ua-t-T tbnoturol Third ttud Maiu IhhI .
Professional Cards. Paper Hangings, &c.
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CAMAKUU UAVI r At ri blMJ (UUrAU,
' ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ! i
MANUIA. .IliKKIts AN" UKAl.tKt l
PAPER HANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES,
S7, Wfil l-'ourllk elreetf i luclavaiall. ,
OI'K si.k ul I'xpatr HanviDyia, Ounin i'ater, an 4
Trai)"nHinDi Window tihawUa i the laraei-t r
orkarvd to tti'rii tMiytiia. tu our n-wil da-partuiebt
e liAT. iu atidiiion to our larf iuua ol fiatit autl
beuoiHUts; HniiMil, nil the
BE tax -iST O V 13 LTI ES
EHktfro or Kuruixia iUrkfU ikTord.
"I'l"' aet'iHj ntfr-niii-u of fHinthfei iutudin)t to orua
u.imt ttivii drwiiif4 ruoini, uouJoua, blmn9a, ttwlla,
uitd ilimUK roonia m cullt'd to ibuHtj btjatilirul Oooiift,
win. h we i'taW:(iuM al low priufct, . v
All HI nil a of MCar. mnd other Vhadaa,
Maita le Order.
CAMAKW H A NTKACTl RIMti OtlMPANV,
47 WH rotirtb Mtrwvt, CiOa'itiuati. t'hio.
H, II. H h ni m a i , deWllr
Vallandigham's Record.
n
VAUAXIrIHAM'S UIXOKU."
7
1(1 K work fiitlttfd "TH K RRVOHD Of HON. V.
h . VAI.I.NUt.HAH UN A K il.l'I'loN. TH a"
NhiX, ANI TH K civil, . A K ' t now ready hr
drtliVfiy. I( conitiint (joiiiplel aud at'ciintl t'utea
ot Mr. ViillahdiKhuiirM pl'UMMpal po,li on Ibe
l4ia alsoVM uftiiistd. A two, nil uf uihr sov li.
With lrtir, iitf.d. uu., volt , fU', The work tm Isveii
tw-fviigiv Mdiu-d and bre-MUta tarl aiJ coicts ily. (tie
uolittuai r oid and postilion of ft niau aliOMi Viw m
rvlauoulo the auMM ol our uatiooal trouble auJ
Ibe riithl riiixhr lot ihfiu are aLiraA liuI au vaiift
ordiuMJ'y aiaoiuil of puUtr ailt-olioo.
'I'he wtsi k im ou 4'i..d, NtjLoiMUlial ppr, tit ba,
larsie ftvo.
Fiii-F)4pi (' r, tUK'eui; cloih, tl. Whtcsala
r1orreoi'ir, to uei UaiM, tib'iu, tv hua
Uiad or jipr"M, oi-iaMid, um rtuwift "f pn.
Hub tel.fl b . J. WAJ.'irUACO,
ft1t .tUaliaAlllii, ub.o.

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