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(UAILT AND WEEKLY.)
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NOTItK TO ALL WHOM IT MAY lO.iCKKX
VT(T1(K la hwby given thut thre are now pen ing
11 bt'iort ihntuy t oiuvii of umwuyoi faytou, itm
fullowiujt Urdinuiu'en, to-wit:
To grade auj nve the alley tieit oitlh of Finn
atreet, ItxlMtutti Yrl and Het'oud tlieetn.
To tirade and pave the alley runuiug from Clfpv
treel wewtMardly lo the LeveH, bwta em noud mud
La'avette Mlreeia.
lu purMuiiire to the law nmmI DrdinAiHtt were I wire
rwJ, Uid on il h iiitdjp-. and ifw 4'ork i ftructed to give
ti witw iwww km iu, jteuoaiiey oi inn NMine.
The Umt re.n . h11 i'Iiii lor dxiwfl that may
r-i iupiiwiii whi imiiruirHii-nit ki it nieu in wr nag
with tht City ' I -ik, m Uut forth ihe amount of dain
H claimed, Rttliin two work) alt r the expiration
tltM tun- rU ut for ih puNi-itoii ol u h Lotice,
when Ihe aaiue will tie I tku up for DihI a. lion.
.Bd4 AN'i'UoNY e.fcl'MiC vrt.Cny (Meik.
Lost.
I OUT lin or uUtnl th uaih or Hth ol Auguat,
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VOL. I.
DAYTON, OHIO: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1865.
NO. 24
NEWS GLEANINGS.
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of
at
Tlie Cincinnnti Enquirer of yesterday
morning sayn that a few days ago lliivtocn
rebel priHoneia, of Morgan' comniaud,
were transferred from the Seminary Hos
pital, in that cily, to Camp Chase, Ohio.
Shortly after their departure a number of
rojws and other contrivances for escape,
w ere found secreted iu tho bedding of some
of the prisoners. They had, no doubt,
made arrangements to lower themselves
with the ropes from the third-story rooms,
where they weie confined, to the ground,
but being very closely watch id, did not
succeed iu putting their plans into execu
tion. The fiiNt vexsel built on this continent,
says the Ilistoricul Alaghine, was the Vir
ginia, of Sagadoc, which made its first
voyage in 1608, from the mouth of the
Kennebec to Europe.
A late number of the St. Joseph (Mis
souri) Herald says: We learned that
about 3,000 refugees from General Ew
ing's doomed district, crossed the river at
Kansas City yesterday. About 200 alto
cuiue up on the Atchiuson train last night,
going East.
It is reported by way of Memphis that
the Confederate General Joe Johnston, is
marching to ro-in force General Bragg and
that all the troops the rebels can spare
from other quarters are to be concentrated
in the same direction. ;
A special dispatch from Washington
to the Cincinnati Gazette says thut the reb
els huve, besidt'H the Yoiktown, James
town, and Richmond, three iron-clads like
the Mcrrimae on James river; the Sanga-
man, a monitor, and the triple-turret Roan
oke are quietly waiting for them to come
down. It is mi piloted they were built to
aiJ iu the attack on Norfolk.
The rebels at Charleston, it is said, have
two immense guns, imported from Eng
land, which throw ball, weighing GOO
pounds, which, they say, will demolish
anything they have yet heard of in naval
architecture.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Qazette, from Memphis, dated 11th inst.,
says that the Confederates are fortifying at
Bayou Metre with great skill and assidui
ty. Their forces there are estimated at
28,000 to 32,000. Dobbins command an-
other party forty miles west of the Missis
sippi. Brigadier General Jesse Sullivan, of
Indiana, has recently married a daughter
of General Kelly, of Western Virginia,
It is said that Genera Rosecrane and
big little ion made a narrow escape from
sharpshooters, while visiting Bridgeport,
where the extension bridge over the Ten
nessee waa destroyed. He was fired at
from a distance of five or six hundred
yards, across the river, one lall striking
the body of tree a little higher than his
head, and another within two feet of th,
boy.
Mrs. PaRTrNGTos oh the Draft,
"We, all of us, should be ready to make
Bacrameuts," said Mrs. Partington, sol
emnly, as she heard that neighbor's son
had been drafted; "if I had hundred
sons, I should be willing that every one of
them should be exempt!" What a pa
triotic glow her cheed assummed I How
her eyes Hashed through her glasses 1
What a meaning there was in her tonel
It is reported, says the Chicago Timei,
that tho rebels have a plan on toot for the
capture of Norfolk, Va. Feints are to be
made at Suffolk and Sewell'a Point, while
the attack will be made by body advanc
ing through Princess Anne County. Gen
eral Lougstreet is have charge of the ope
ration. A coteiuporary very pertinent remaiks
that since the beginning of the war a great
majority of the Wide Awakes have be
come Fast Asleep, and canuot hear the
call to arms.
The Ohio State Fair will open at Cleve
land to-uiorrow. It promises to be
grand affair.
e learu from the Detroit Fret Preit
thut Geueral Wilsou aud atall'have been
ordered by General liuruside to report at
his headquarturs in Tennessee. It ia sup
posed they will take with them quite
number of the military that have been for
some time past lying around loose is In
diuua.
City and Other Matters.
Traveler's Register.
fTi-ftta. arriT.atid departfrom th Union bftpui
follow.:
GlKCiNNiTl, Hamilton ako Dayton. '
Dqiart. Arrirt.
Loul.vlll. mid M Loin. Mail. .:) m sua m
Cinotanat Arnommodnt on 7:4ft am 6 1st p m
Ctnfimuili Mil 4:ii p m e.i'H ni
uinmuiati Ai'i'omtnoUHtion T:Ari m Villi Am
rttopn at Mlildl-toam and Hamilton only.
Dayton, Xrnu Ccitmbvi.
K.alrn Kxiir... 11:4(1 am 3 1ft a m
Columbu. Aft!pmmodttoa t'fto p in 8. ft a ni
xeuia Ai'poniinuuiuion i:iopm
Ka-tcrn Kipr.. 1:06 a in ' , 5ft p tn
"Tril:06a m train Inare. dailv ic.p! Sumtnya.
PawnHftrH n ihi. irain nmit putvliana lli.ir hi-kri.
belor p in.
Sanduiky, Dayton and Cinmnnati.
nndu.kY Mail a m Tr'inam
UiintsYiu. Aooonimouaiion e:nt p m p m
Dayton and Michigan.
ChiraKO Mail S 3l a m 7:2am
Clucagoand uclroil r.xprii....B:uo pin 7.rcpm
Indiana CaaTaAl. and Datton k WciTKaN.
SI. I.culu and Chioayn M.tl S.:i.r, .in Il-lftam
Indianapoha Accommodation. ..:t:0o p m S:oo p in
Dayton a Union.
Aivommotlation K:4.' a in 10:4ft a m
.V'4' in 6:1ft
SAMUEL W. KING, Agent.
Cooper House. See advertisement of
the Cooper House Suloon, in to-dav's paper.
Tho Draft The draft has been indefinite
ly postponed. No reason assiued.
Mr,. Vallandigham. Sirs. Vallamlig
ham arrived at her home in this city Inst
evening. She has been absent for some
weeks on a visit to her husband in Canada.
The Journeymen Shoemaker,. Sco
the card in another column from the Journey
man Sbomakers Society. "The laborer is
worthy of his hire."
Free Side to the Greenville Mas,
Meeting. All persons from Dayton, wishing
to attend the Democratic Mass Meeting at
GreeneviUo on the 18th inst., will be carried
up and return met or charoe. The train
will leave Dayton for Greenville at 7 o'clock,
A M., and returning leave Greenville at 6
o'clock, P. M.
Oregon Demooratio Club, Attention!
A. meeting of the Oregon Democratic Club
will be held at the Club-room, Dickey's Hall,
this (TUESDAY) evening, at half past
seven o'clock. Let every Democrat of the
Filth and Sixth Wards be on hand, as busi
ness of importance will come before the meet
ing. By order of the President.
DENNIS DWYER, Sec'y.
Fire in Troy. A destructive fire occur
red in Troy, Miami county, yesterday mor
ning. It broke out iu the dry good store of J.
N. Calbertson k Co. The entire building,
including stock and a large millinery estab.
liihment, belonging to the same Grm, was en
tirely destroyed. The entire loss by Ihe fire,
including buildings, is estimated at $17,000,
over which there was an insurance of 18,000.
Democratic Meeting at Beckel's Hall.
"Rally from th. hMUidr,
Rally from tin plain,
Shouting ValtaBdighani and Freedom."
The Democratic Clubs of the several Wards
of tbe city of Dayton will meet at Beckel's
Hall, Wednesday evening, September 16, to
make arrangements for the greatapproachinfr
celebration of the 17th. Every Democrat and
conservative man of Dayton is invited to be
present Able speakers will address the
meeting.
. , -
The Seventeenth. Editurt Umpire .-
It seems lo me that there should be an under
standing that the Democrats of Ouytun
should take their baskets to tbe Fair Grounds
on tlielTlhand there spend the day. It
would greatly enhance tbe interest of the oc
casion. Each family could take enough for
themaelvea and friends. Many who come
from abroad will thus provide themselves. By
proper exertion tbe duy may be rendered
most interesting and profitable. Let tbe
Committee of A rraugemeuU look to this at
FIFTH WARD.
Broad Guatre Western and Atlantic
Railroad. About one thousand haads are
pushing this road to completion, and tbe iron
lor the third rail to connect it with the Obio
and Mississippi ia now beiag shipped to tbe
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road.
Telegraph posts are erected to Mansfield aud
it is expected that it will be completed by
the first of November, wben cars can be rua
without change of road through this citv
from St Louis to New York City.
.
Flogging a Teacher. A few days since,
Mr. William Campbell, Principal ol tbe South
west District School, whipped one of his
tchalarj. in a moat unmerciful manner. Mr.
John Turner, a brother of the lad. yesterday
went to Mr. Campbell's school, and whipped
him pretty severely in . retaliation fu.- the
rough treatment of bis young brother. We
don't know what action will be taken iu the
matter, but would like to see il legally inves
tigated, and the buy, who yet bears the marks
of his severe treatment, brought into court, to
expose the cruelty practiced upon hiia. We
await the investigation.
Democratic Mass Meeting at
Dayton, Ohio September 17th,
1863.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Grand Marshal ou the occasion of tbe Demo-
ratic Mass Meeting to be held at Dsyton, on
Thursday, September 17, 1863, hereby announ
ces the lollowing uppointinenta, order of pro
cession, &c:
ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
Dr, Win. Kgry, Captain Wm. Pattern, Jas
H. Cushing, Colonel D. G Fitch, Joseph
Zwisler, Isaac Pollock, Uemy Kline, Major
John P. Kline, George Wogamnn, F. B.
Shall, Cnptain Daniel Kilnr, Theodore L.
Smith, Fzra Thomas, Martin Bomberger and
John A. Minick.
The Grand Marshal will bo designated by a
red sash, aud tho Assistant Marshals by blue
sashes.
The several Marshals of Township and oth
er organized delegations will also act (ex-of-ficio)
as Assistant Marshall, and are request
ed to co-operate in the organization and Ron
duct of the grand procession. They are re.
quested to report to the Grand Marshal as
soon as practicable.
The formation and genorul order of mnrch
will be as follows:
1st Kegimental Band.
2nd. Committee of reception and speakers
in carriages, with an escort of mounted horse
men. 3d. Organixed delegations on foot,
4th. Delegations in wagons and other ve
hicles. 6lh. Delegations on horseback, four
abreast
All bands of music will remain at the head
of the respective delegations to which thy
belong. -
Tbe several delegations will take their
place in the procession according to the order
of their arrival in the city, and the Assistant
Marshals will see that their proper places are
assigned them.
The grand procession will form at 9 o'clock,
A. M., on Main street, the right resting on
First street, and the line of march will be as
follows :
Out First Street East to Sears Street; along
Sears to Third Street; thence East on Third
to Montgomery Street; along Montgomery to
it ifth Street; thence West on Filth to Jeffer
son Street; thence North on Jefferson to
Third; West on Third to Main; and thence
South on Main to the Louuty Fair Grounds,
where the public spenking will take place.
No wagons or other vehicles, except those
co nt. lumg ladies, exclusively, will be per
mitted to enter tbe Fair Grounds,
After the arrival of the procession at the
Fair Grounds, one half hour will bo set apart
lor refreshments.
At tbe firing of tbe cannon, the speaking
will commence.
No spirituous liquors allowed to be sold on
tbe Fair Grounds.
Jt is expected that each wagon will have a
driver to take care of the team; and that the
farmers will supply themselves with such pro.
visions and forage as may be deemed by them
necessary.
It will readily occur to all that so large a
demonstration cannot all be accommodated
at the Hotels. We, therefore, request that
the citizens of Dayton take their baskets filled
with provisions to the Fair Grounds, and show
by their generous and free hospitality, their
appreciation of tbe occasiou that has called
us together.
W. H. GILLESPIE, Grand Marshal.
September 15, 1863.
Wanted A good farm hand for a short
time by Ihe day at good wages. Enquire im
mediately at J. F. Edgars, Grocery, C8 Main
street.
Correspondence Wanted -
tisemeut in another column.
-See adver-
DIED.
I'hCKEkt-I.a.t e..nin, 14lh lonanl, Ur. C. &
Di'kr, ajmlnil. five yfuu..
Sun ral to-morrow afUrnion, at thr oVIoek. from
hi. Ian rHldnr. corner of W.tar and Ht. Cl.ir hu
Swrvio. at the douko by Hv. Mr. Fartfuaon. I'lac
of lulftjiiitnl Woodland.
[Journal copy]
Wants.
CoKRKHHONHKNui ThiM dT and hp(.y yu"r
Udiee witb to cor re pood with any bunitr oi
yxunt nuUvuitui, lh viw to fvo, )uv or th con
utqutMx All letOra awrKl. Photograph) n
el on i if ooovDni. AUirM Mit Kvt Gtxilrfxl,
Mib Hurm Korxait or Um txry Lamb, Itaylon oh.o.
AUfbiion piJ to all lejtieKa, io no jot-pi in.h
lraimaia. avllv
Exemptions
ElEMHIOX FiiOU THE DU.UT
1)KR.iOKS rlaimiQft to b xtmpt from Ihe 0b
vrifttioti Act" pfttuttxl hy Uooetr, Mmvb 3, IM4.
ud now alauut to tftka rtn-l, fan tut trtir o-umtf
paper mui out prasiiy mi proutpity, ty rAtui) u
tin oitw of tha una-.", tfnoi, IVu-iuu aul I'.ouuiy
AKai, V. avi TU.rJ trjM, layu tovar smu.'
iron utura.)
al4tlMif TILTON A JTCfl.
IMPORTANT holicb-i viii. iiAUl an U.ad.m
Ueteaei piac ib Una Diwtrtvl, ajut t t ia procuniiK or
iM-rtM'Da vuuiitvj iht-rfUi, ib niiipuoti proviuwd r
Q lit (xmlokti 4HMiB Ol Utej Be't 'wr)r Qti'lllllJ ajvt
oaailiuiaj oui iha uaisuiiai tvr,m; aixi othar purtxjsws"
ituuwa MoaxUI MtliaCuuacnpi Law.
M. K NOLAN.
ullaViAV't AUuiuoy at Lw.
Restaurants, &c.
Cooper House Saloon.
Alalu atrcetf oppoalla th Market llonaa,
J. V. NAUEUTII, Prop,
rpil IH Haloon m lh fin it in tho ci'y. (ivt-m, qunil,
X wild duc'lt, Tniati, and all kind oi gmie nn.
h.'ii 111 inrii nriiPiiii, rn fMii ni Ml I iiunr.
The liar li MipplltHl wilh the II nor. I uuti mot rhoiro
iHuorn. i it ii bi-Hixiri ii ciKrM and totmccus al
wavM on hun i
0ytra liy (hacii and half .wi. iir.,i;m
Notices.
to th Klpuiii.'ioT
rill! K 4nrnfyniru inooriinkciV ho ety of 11 p pity
1. of ffrtytna, iu Ti' W ot ihehiclt nvf il th r,;i
miiipnoi hit, have? iair-d lu dfmuitd a finitll a tvuiii t-
on their 1 h followirn -nthy rt Khviiik
lrt'-U IU KUf Illfl BlIVHIifl, Ht' rM 111,11V tM-Dln
innd ihwn ki ihm imiUh a- mp'ovhiif ihe work.
in fin, and hIho a- liaviat( t-oni" n'mrn for i h riMlii" i
me womnittMiifn: win mm vvaiKtir, tur .IomiuHk")
Mfwhr-r A Ncihniia, John NmImm i, Andrew ;nrrit:ii,
Hnmiicl Weil, Anmn I'htllipv, Jnhti Hchofiihprr, AJlau
JvtJra, J. ii. hi'hiiua, J. ;. I hma, J- rd. keiijuld.
bigned ou betmlf ol the anrmty. '
ai5 WiLLlAM CAaWRt.!.,8'cr(ary.
KOTICK
NOTICE i hereby xifen thm the TriHtrea ol Hftl
rifton towiiKhip, will rtpir ttenled proH-tnU ai
Ult othue ol J'HU llinney, (4-wll-tiip CltTK, In Miami
Clly, up to Iwo nV'Ini'k iu the aUfrn'on ol ihv )ih
tifty ol HipLiiitM'rt A.li. lHui, lor filling up the Uii.
Uifiite of a hriiltr ahullt to le erei'lt-d iu-rN.Hr Woll
Creek, ou WohHint) mreel, ftliHiiu V.iiy, 1-nln U l
niHilv ,y the yard and biddfro to he rehiMtiaihl. Hv
ortier of lUe TrinUwa of tho township.
ee7duawl JOHN HllN'HKY, Clerk.
Amusements.
GKAND BALL
OF TU
Pacific, Fire Company, Xo. Six,
TO BR GIVKN AT
ARMOBY H Xj T-i,
ON
1VEDNE8DAT KYKXING, 8EPIKMBKK 10.
Mualc bjr Falronlld'a farorite Cotillon Ilinil.
Tlekele, ......$
A'fmittine R.nllaman and lailiaa. aeltift
Special Notices.
T 1EL J.
(ireat Excitement in Da) ton.
Counterfeiter Disc overed
III baa been In Active Operation for the
hast Hli Months, and put In Circula
tion nearly Twenty-five Thous
and of the most perfect Coun
terfeits ever made.
MANY ARE BETTERTHAN THE GENUINE.
EXTEXSIVK FIRM IMPLICATED
Their T waa, Pltmlea, Itollrra, Prtuci,
atvvef rraitny tarcu lor.
IU:tD THE IViltTlCl X4US.
For a long time, there ha l-ean circulated through
tha o ty of Dayton and bUrroumhDK country, counter.
fita, tha mot perfect and finely eierutd in ci re illa
tion, liundredn of them ara paitHinx Uiroujjh tha
hand, of the paopla rery day, they arecirCuhate-d by
alleUa-aa, but mora extent. rely by the gentler eax.
Kven abarp buameaa men. who ought to be good
judea are dectiived by them. Tho rigneltea are yi-ry
parfercUy eiiruled, generlly better than thn goau
inea; and are gottau up wdi oaleulatd to dc-reir the
eye of the Diot tixpert judK"- Hot they nouid havi-
gained auuh an euornioui circulation without deuc
Uoo, oan only be ipiaiud by their cloa tmittion oi
ihcgeiiuiuei. Yet they have lHrn isnued in our tniiint,
byoneot tlia oioat anriritUc aud wutrprn.ioj( hrni
in the city, whohaa ben do.Uf( buHiietta here lor aer-
ral yearn paat. The character of hi baa nea Itaf
beea kuewn to a few ot our eitiaens, who (to their
diarredit bait vail) h ?ouuUnaiuri him in hi
work, by withholding bin name from the putaV; but
now that bia bunt net of eotuitrfeiUug nan 110 lungor
carried on without expoanre, they are furemuat in
gifing puUt ily to hi uame. We heaiUUi ItalioVinx
ne muy yet be indutwd to take a ditto rent tour and
retrieve the paatyvt, jo jus)t(fe to ourtv, and for
he beuelit of the public (who have a ureal ouiMiritj U
know who it la,) we are obhed to publish totlto world
the name ot JAM.&4 H. UUi), n tie itu-onon
ounterteiler," who haa, for aoute tine aat, lteu
engaged in counterfauing the "Unman Torm Divine,'
in all the perlwctio of the beauDiul art of l hougra
phy.
Wheneferyos with your picture "limned by the
tun," go lo No. 9 Main atroet, uppoaite tho Court
Kourte, bay ton, Ohio. awlidiw
Oysters, Fruits, &c.
O. H. MALTUY'S
FRESH OY8TEKS
y ECKI VED daily in full aupply at No. -6 Hukm
building.
ae.viW t U. NAAHtl.L.
Journal copy rw
T. K. POTTER,
WatUa.e and rotail deotaria
Fresh. Spiced and Cove Ojsters,
FBR4H LAKB FISH Br THE ItARKCf.,
LIKl I t 8, Coo'ertionery, Ciijara, Totav.o, Hantmeu,
P Pepper fcauuw, fi(-'kica, aSewaiMparM, MaitHan.-!.
Pttriodit-td, Ao.
Sole Aji-Bt fur MIX X Co. 'a Ojaters,
SKCKVrU HAILT.
MVS Thirst street, west ( Po.toaica,
Uagrton, Ohio.
niHtf M. l.'UI LI', jr.. A-ul.
Trunks, &c.
SEW TKLAk MAUFAITOKY.
a, u. ldwi:.
HO. rs THIRIt KTKKKT. DAVTuN, OHIO, ON E
iVNH W IV I Uf IaAiW MAKIILt 1 A Kl',
WK would muet r pectfully iBiorni the eitisvan
of layicn and the l-tuJiu in cmieial thai wr
have opend a Triiuk utaiiu'ru-tuiy, where mm will
k4sp ib baiid aK kni la of TruiL, ValiMwi. t'ar(itt
atrd Travel ug Kaxa, ail of whu n w wdl aailaiwhule
aala or mad a uhfap a any lieu in the euv.
I'ariajuiar eiuuiUoa paid to lupairisg iA4 Trunke.
si ltrw of paliuUA-e aoiK-.tl.
M.H Wealao liava two acrata of auuri landia Miami
City wtuutt Witt aw 1 1 ihaap.
AOVKHTIHINU UATKI.
!W DAILY.
One square, (eighty words, aolid) onelaeertioB,
. 1 w
, 1 to
. o
, T Oi
. 10 w
vne aApiare, iiiree anTri,. ..-.
( i'oe eipiare, nn we-K ..w.h...m..m
On rupmre, one month
i One nqnare, (hre nn i tlie
, One auare, aia month.
I IN M KKKLT.
' One aunare, eiRtity a rda, nnc week, . 9 n
f'eratpiare.eaithweekiD addition, .
Per auare, one year 1
a"ii.rma tor Auveriieemetila ooi'Mpyiiig a great
e, or lor a lonpr pernwi than above npec ihctT, DiaJ
j Hiumn nt the Oounling Room. aeAH auvertirtemei t
ar i!hiued at theauvo miep, iitiiea n nrillen agree
i fii"Ut if tnadn prTit to nit-ertion. a'AU caeutu I
J ad
fertTiemnt miit in- paid for in adTanee.
Professional Cards.
1' KSi I U H ,m 1ST VIA S iD'an d II At ItTI X.
T1IOMASO. LOWK,
ATTOR.N'ty FOB OOI.LKOTION or
Soldiers' liaims,Iiounty Money,
Jiu k i'av ttncl PuiiMiunaj,
KuK WIlMAVrt, K A T II KllS Oli MoriJEKcS, KOl,-
SO CHAKGE UNTIL MONEY PROCUftCO.
ulltH'l- t'Witl;:ll 'rtillfna.lgo CO., Ol t ohlllthUM
Mini ' t-h.UUH., il, , 'llt
Ult
r. k.i a.uviuk. juua a. a'liAii.iK
mil ia si m A uu.,
x i t . i . i: i - i i - i. a
ul' Ht,. -Mi Mi, i Ull.li Ml'KKK I , HA V IMN,
Koi.ii. ti.-iflimire i (-iiit'ii I. A. Mi-Malum, m.t
lour t il ma M. K. Cliiu-i:li ni.ar Matu.t. aulaili
Tiio.ii am i. I.UWI:,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DAYTON, OHIO,
w
J 1 1. 1, give- pmnipt atu-ntiou to all buitmnria en-
arutu-u it ilia care.
i' in Hit i'tiMUittire Building, tip timm. aiilUy
K. 1'. VI I'I'V,
AT TO KAi;Y-4T-LAH,
DAVTUN, OHIO.
o
KFl.'K with Hon. T. J. S. Hmith, in 'l.-'a
iviu;ain, -t-i drew. atir.Mi)
UAV1U A. HOtli.,
a x t u ii a i; v - a t - I. a .
OK ii;K iu ClejhE'n Ituil.img, No, 3 1 4 , Third nirt-ct
txiiwnou Mam autl Jtjltjrnju. Tha rovinN loruit-r-i$
tx-Liipua i-y iiou. u. L.. V alietndigUaiu.
au I'JittHtiiu
UU. CllA.UL.aCtt a. 11. UUKlilClt.
L)kul' I'-rilH of Air-lent and Modern l.anuafH
vix: latum, Oroak, hreiwh, ttpHuinh, Gemini., mu-1
i.uiimi, u.:liuui.t tein hin huiif n aiiU gcuiu-iiu'ii at
r.t- i-.tHnifihirt t )nt reNpfctive rx'holiir", Aiitl at Inn
mil uitn-e, Jli t'Uel'M hnilum, ISu. lo. Mtil!tit in
A. O. SULUVAN,"
PAPER HANGER
KUUM IN I'OSTul-'FllJli HIJILliINO, hU. !. HKU
UlSti KKIUU. aulttilwii
M. P. NuLaN, '
ATTOitNEV-AT-iAW,
l)AVTUN,lllIO.
OKFICK CU'Ki'" buildin;-, "I lnr.1 at. aulu.lly
MILUIints CL1 Ills,
UOl.Ml, l'K.blU.iX AUKKAKS (IKJ'AV
Due widua m aud beirn of deiieaued aold it ra ; alnu,
Arntri of lty lui Itealajned Office re
utl iitacUavrKedt MviUlcre
Cut It (.-id without di'luy, iiuii on ruaaonable LemiH.
COUNSEL AND INFORMATION GRATIS.
Apply to or NUuiuaa M. 1'. NoDAiN,
l'lOU, HillO.
iKti,' :e'a huililiiiti;. Third at. aul'-Mamiin
.urlti-Hi:t toruir Alulu aud fourth
htrtvis, llu Alulu.
aill'i.li;in
THUMA. r. TliakMtKB
..NATNAN K. Jl'aUAN.
NKAVr TjAV Kllii.
TllKJ.-SIlKlt 6s JOKUAN,
ATT O KNE YS AT L AW
UAV'i'ON, UlilU.
o
Ki-'li'li u- u- Hit cor in-r uf ilsirdaud Mam hlreln
"ver 11. e I ;,.. ti i'nttk. ai. lvln M
Professional Cards. Paper Hangings, &c.
CAMAUht) llIMmilUlii; COJII'A.M,
MAMH. lllhtlw AMI l.KAl.tll.S IX
PAPER HANGINGS u
A .Nil Z-Z
WINDOW SHADES,
ttl. Weal tVoMrltt atreet. t lorluitail.
Of K at.M.-k ol I'tii-t-r It:uigiiH, Cnrtrttn 1'apera, and
1 litu.'.)iii4ijt V lUUi'tt atlawia-M ia 1 1 ten I HI
ouere-i l w-r-l4'iii ltjer-. In otir retail Oi-partiiieiai
we iiAvc, tn i.hiu.tui u our laige mUn-.k ot t iam and
Urtn.rii vi- .'Hpvff, a;i Urn ymm. . if iffl -
NOVELTIKS
1T11AT TUK
Kttaloru or turupian HarktU liTurtl.
l'he HjttMjial utlenlion of latnihea intendilig to orua
liivnt tlteir litastitiK rouuiM, boiMoira, iilxarit a, Italia,
aud 'itutitg loom. t 'Hll4i lu tliau bi'MiiL.rul (.ih,1h,
a li.t. 1 1 v art) olli-nu at low prne.
All Ktarfa ef ftlr, mm titer Ha a dee,
LiCl . . Mde I Ortier.
CAM A IU ( M AN U KAt'TCUlNlI COMPANY.
57 Wml fourth. atrtMiL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
H. H. Daaaaa. Jtfl.Wt
Vallandigham's Record.
VALI AX lllUItAM'S KE10KD.
fnilR work entitled "THE RKOiRP or ltM C
I Is. VAI DANHU.HAM Oi A hu.fl -JuN . TH
I.NloN. AND TltK t 1V1L V AH" ia now rtady U.r
dohrery. It t otuui- .uilrui aud at-euralo cip.i
of Mr. Valiafuliunanrx prtut-ipal h-a on Uir miu-
l.'U alAiv- naiuoAi. Alao, paria ol oUir iasM-,,
W LU it!r-, lucidt nU, vol a, air. The wora kaa btt
'BVtiuJiy e-litMt att,! preri)va tairK and ouir Uy, II, e .
P"bl.t'al re-ord and pt.ii:in ol a man alio u im '
Nwliublu llta 'atiaa of our BativiaU ttouMva, aud
in naiht riiielM a lor them ara aUraA-tiug au etara
or-litaty atjjoutit ul piltf ait ititou.
TiHf wrk ia ua M,.autA.tantal painr, Mia peaea.
lru
p;,4IVreter.4 ut-; cloth. 91. W hottxtale
fapwrewtor, pMrUsavit, uloii,. Deiiv-j Ly
tail or exprva. plaptVU, uU rrcil 4.f piu..
Hub taiied bjr J. WALTfct A OO.,
te ia.a.u.1 'hiiy