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DAYTON, OHIO: FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1864.
NO; 1'29
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Per atiare, one vear . II
MrTnna lor Ailvernneinenta otwiupymg a areata
arnoe, or Nr alonjtpr period llia.n ahova "lilSed, ovd
known at the tJouunna Huont. arAll twiTei Ltaemei :
BreohaTKeil at the al-ive raU-a, u Bleu ft written area
ment ie iiimaI prei-ua to intertKB . - Alt caauul ad f
,irtin)entfa nut twd f'Tin a.lTtn'v ,
Professional Cards.
1 iTT".,i.Y 8. Ha . ' .P.Jw.
HITII CtlPPY,
ATTOBHEVS-AT.I, AW,
IIAYTOaT, OHIO.
' " 0FKlCR-!tPBg- Building, THirtrt.' ' 'aSttawOro
JAMKH 11. HAOOOTT,
(Late Probate Judge,) I
ATTOBNE-ST-AT-LAW,
OfrlCR-seoond "to'T Phillips ' BniWia corner
Maovnd iii Mn iru, opiKwia
vrr : T
, i i
Attorney and Counselor at Law
BKU.EF0IITAINIS.OIHO, .
Vl,thr."..proB"""r"' "'
n botiaut
ir.it.LMil la hia tuire. i
oW; i7...rmu'!Huilding.Tlurdlr.l.
Bii7cHai.Ka i. h.rokdbk, '
iB0FroB or tn-irri Mo''''""''3
I vi.. .lAua. UrMk. lrBh. Mpftnlflh. uammll, Mid
.tie nwidwo of Ri n-l"' liv ...holnr., kiI t
own uc. uecte. eBuiitiing,
. .TTT.TmrAKril
, i j . , i i - -a. v. i3jaii. i i
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PAPUK n A II u t t
KOOM IN PltTOKrmi! UILll0,kOi tO.BKO-
....w.aoii.. .oanA.H'atao.
1IO UK av MeMAIIOH, , I '
,'"'!' AT TO BSEfS-AT-liW
OKKIOK-NO.SM.THIBDBTRKET, DAVTON,
Ort
ul9dl
Room heretolurt oeotlBied b, J. A. MoMhon
tor tne M. B. vniiren.i mw.m.
door
THOMAS U. LOWS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DAYTON." OlirV.
"tlflMi ge prompt mttanltoti to
...NATHAN . JO Hp A 1.
NEW LiVW KIItM.
THHKSH KU A JOKUAN,
"' V. DAITOR.OUIO
-VFFK1E noar the comer of Third and Meitittrfieti
UltfitHW
u
Leather Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
AOAM WKIJiOAHTNICH, j
-.: I I Third etreet, ' '
f 'P8 oonlnill, n h"'t "II kin.l or l.clhr,
IV Hiubft.Hoii.: ui.ir: k.v: i'lf.liu,iirHl .aonwi-o.
Al.i Imru.-n nnd l.ri.llc leu tier; alioe kittingi lioe
llD.lill). A". ......
M.l lin hiwhwit prW In eeeh id (or Hi.lM end
LfHiher in tlM roiiiii. B"'w.
Medical.
L-nItfT naieltaaf. tiBr-i imatu a
i. i DR. STRICKXASD'S" I
ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
Prepared vrlthont any Merearial Inaredleot. ,.
leareeAMdtaoingdenaand tor thee Pills
fci Inffi propriX, to 'T
BubllciW. Thej are a Barn aap Miia Mautcuca,
and can : be takeo bT either aex. at anjage or
. tioVuu dawroftaWngOoUl. Therdo
not canae any griping pama, or ap one from
their ueaal oocupauon. They J"i0i,!T
uaaaataa. and are Die beet the aan t
FOB THIS CURB OF
giiaois ami
UTU C0BP1AIBTB,
HOtAIIBTOIDB
HRADAOBKy
roc rraaAOB,
uircsaTi o ih
BUWD,
P1TIB ADD AUtlR.
OundVliMaMI, . '
IXWGaSTlOP;. e
VTIFKPalA,
WIND AD 00 UO,
BABIAStKUIHH
MODTPI.
BOWnCOMPUIIlI,
. BHKtMATlHal.
Aad all slfecUoe. at tke Stamaca, Head, liver, 4 bVwek.
CENTS rKH. BOX. ' 1
for Bale by all Praajrjala, and mantuViaired only by
. 1H. BTlilCJtiAllD.01notniaAl,0.
.. ... nr voira nmcoaWT FOB ' " i
lU,waaT9a
WSt.: -V H!MaiflaT.,,
Hi M VP- '
2 ilil'.'.f.-,....444
ti
Linimentum.
WOBTUV of the KIMCIKKXTH CBNTUKI.
.'. DtkBiCOSWAT'l '
:linimentum
For tir wlj and nflMlntl our of
TJ" M ATZSM
IN iveiitiM th "UoimwrKiun" to tTt puWio
on. (M th TSa ftnj ni0i i-QrnU tntMirH
tTi dny, Iil(tVi Wiail tO tS llllilnriilsKAti ttlaUUlttif,
1 1
; I ti'Uf'aM tiiia for tl lh fjurj-tvi ir n !' M I
bu. . ..... r -
Ievep been Known t Fall
lAmiaiiAi. whart tt itrsMvuoD wr krfiilly tellnw-
Xi, mot, IDiUwltl, IB (Ua CakM of BJ dl-M for ttllub
ii i ra4HuiitiU(ii. 1 1 i w . '
tMfk,iu-t.u m Ut "loinaw it, ifrt.in, nj'ttml rrnia
. iM Mtt wmNmii, phrtmi1 inrti, Irtimt, w-iildat.troat-
likf siclistrm. ' I . '
Th "UuiinmiHin U tlia rMtill of manr yn
uiraVHriiAr Kerin.ant, nJ iomuuoH auiuuii.
lN KXTRAOlil
POWKK,
1 W riih do otliar T.mi mant poaiiiaaiMia ami which It
iMcrtit of ilt mtprsd.eiU iic e.a vbtvU maaia
TKT IT OMCRa AND YOU WIU VKTB
, 1 1HUUT 11,
It in put ua ia U caat, u aanl, anti l bottl,
1W1 4trewliuiMluA aud umniifcii(uit-j auiv Uy
lr. H ;4piWAV. Hauiinalui
No. saw Third at., lfeywm, Ohia
For wla by maraaauU aud driKjil avarywbara.
' PejiiaiieiH iuja.iwiuwuiiriuwi oi
iI 'AN KX'f RAORHISARY' TKNETRATIYE
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold ipsxet cloeed to-day at 11 ii
1-2. 2.
The Ken York whisky uarket dosed
at94o toady.
It u asi that thore are nor Canadians
in out arfoi, than there are of deserters
I f,,m ant atlf 1U Cana.la .
, j-,Jltnr9 j, . ..
i . .,,,." , "
I tomptibly mall business of considering
.,! f,ij Doraey'e 8th of Ja.oery ad-
dress to C Committee on Printing.
A Vlt h introduced in V i(.
Mature eAltirixinir explore end ailmimiu
trator. foiapoM of land, at priv.t. ,al..
If iuflu-utly guarded against abuse, it
ought fp .
Lieinect-Oovernor Stanton received a
mianiiaoi vote of thanki by the Benata,
for bin, a) and impartial diacharge of
tbo oflii speaker of that bod.
That get law for the protection of
quails, pine chicken and deer, taken ef-
- fcet t' 8 of Febmarjr. It is a good
I 1 . . .1 V.-. : .1 r i
Tuw.iJ ou.oroeu.
' Th Pimac haa been ice-bound thii
soasott, fthefirat time iu seven yeara.
I J
1 .T . , ....
I VjincinnniBTe raised me price 10 J1D
1 5'1 Tl . . ...
per ccj mere a worm ot wretcned-
: ... .....
ness tugtea Ht that hnet announce-
mentj ,.
Ki)belipers report concerning the
bombctvnt of Charleston that there
has ee no damage done." In eonse.
queues -may report from this quarter,
that Jliei a good deal of damning done.
.Tfin'Ws are boasting of another ac-
cossiba loyalty," from Arkansas. The
name oi man u y. rv. Lmierwooii
ei woixl.' V would like
to knot! Clii iHtinn name in full. The
in it i lljk!. K.," excite at ouce admiia
tiou klurioHity.
A'liij' the name of Uloue, u shot
tho,o&ly in Sringrielil, owing to the
carKlfeif of another boy in capping a
pistolieite warnings seem lo make none
wiwiiore prudent,
Timocracy of New fllampshit, as-
t t-.oiii'or.., have adopted a noble
platS-biave, fi Heiloin-loving and out-1
Snlu
two ineln's thick iu Notv Or-
leaisailie ii.oiuinil of Jatmitiv 3.
- '
14i.rdsr.tJod Taney: "I Blill
ib (m, alllwii;l. the quota oi
StJull. W'liut has be. '01110 of
"K IV.ij,"; of whom Ihipublicsns
cliiiliAt, i1kjiihui1s rxistod in that
o '
L
rara
tha
Uta
BB
vttfVe 1ioh that hia next Wi.iJh will
liixiil I'rovidt'iico of . (ioil, "
id that recruiting guca on brUkly
list, Uiouaauiia existoil in that
. .....t.t.u.i mi (.. !..,. n.t.
1
. AAi i i.... l
.,......, n...rc ....... (j.i .uu
I'lf.hia, Jauuary 14, from a brokeu
raZd tiidilitigs was on, and was
t he fuinUid.
White lias finally been noniiua-
tc.Pii' vacancy iu ' the United States
Dlluilgeahip.
Leavitt will louder his decision
ispiim y case, (Uuitcd State vs.
;oyue aud a Washerwoiuan) to
rn
A
mf
B;enients are now completed for
. . ... :.. ... l-
W'antuiioua iu xniu.vanuo, iu ue
w Jjy free ut'grocs. Here is a chance
foB citizens.
is correspondent of the London
aVSaaerta that Maximilian declines
tlin an throne.
and distilled liqnora on Land
aile lines August, 18G0, will pro-
taxed.
11 read of deaths from the eold of
aya of the month. A farmer In
l!j was frozen to death withiuforty
r.s dwelling. Auother iierinhed
' in attempting to carry home
sticks of wood.
re considering in Washington
ety of allowing all Southerners,
cgarj to loyalty, to bring their
co our lines, and soli it for green-
nate Laa voted to retain the (300
u clause. , Kvsiy attempt to iu-
sum failed.,. j
oovnUrfeit Five on the State
lflndiana is in circulation. , Look
o . i . .'
... . .....
utju the prices of coal ia eonfi-
dioked for. The Ohio will aooa be
fied.
Traveler's Register.
aarTralaa urlTeend depertfrem the Uatoi Depot
M roUowa:
CiMinui, HiaiLTOS a Datto.
Dtftri. Arrtn.
tontarltle end Bt. Lonla MaiieH.4-so a m t:Me m
OiDoinnaU Aooonaaodat ob.m.h.b a an S:upaa
OinoinDail MaJU lw,Jil4iD T:4Apm
Hlopeet Hiddletown and Hamilton oslr.
1 liar, am
Darroa, Xau Aao Ooieannm
RantrB lipraH.... . 1115 a m
Oolumhua Acoommodai.oa..M. i Cxi p m
Ania AiT(;uiiiinuuauuM,,,.(,.n. a:iu p tn
Kau.ro Kxpreaa 1t:30 a rr 4:49 j
The 1:06 a m train leevea deilv ea-oept aundava.
Paaaengeraenthiatraia mual purohaae toeirllckell
oarore t.eo p tn.
BaieveaT, Danoa aae OtaoiaiATi,
8nilii.kT Mail ....S:4D a at Triieaa
Uunter.Ue AoootaaHdaUoa.H.,ltlo p a. Siat) p tn
Panoa Aia Mioaiean.
Chicago ilall..........,looo a bi :s a m
OhioagoandDetroitkxpreaau.,S:HO pa 6:3U p m
Ianiaai OaaraaL ana Datto A Warraaa.
St. Lotila and Ohfoago Mall S.-R5 am 11:10 s m
Ind.anapolln Aorommodatlon...4:M p m S:tA p n
Dattoi a Cnoa.
Aooomroodalion M. TrAAaat 0:4Aara
Kaprea...... 1:15 p m 4:M u m
-44 an
SAMUEL W. KING, Agent.
MOT A. bill haa paised the Senate exempt
ing preachers and non-combatanta from the
draft. It may pass the House and become a
law, though we hope not It is eonsoliog to
remember that the Peril will get his own af.
ter a while.
Shirt Manufaotory. Ralph M'Cracken,
proprietor of the extensive Democratic Shirt
manufactory, Cincinnati, advertises in the
Empire. Be is a liberal, clever gentleman,
and in every way worthy of Democralio pa
tronage. He is a copperhead, and he don't
care who knows it.
Disorderly One of Uncle Sam'a boys
allowed himself to become "riled up," jester-
day, at some individual unknown to the writer
hereof. He had been akirmishing all day
with the "enemy, and, when we saw hi
was badly overwhelmed by "nnmbers"-num-bers
of drinks. He bad "gobbled" them
down, and tbey in turn, had "gobbled" him
up.
A Straw. We heard a Republican the
other day, make the following aignificent ad
mission to a friend whom he met upon the
pavement: Said he, "I voted for Uneoln,
and have always been a Republican, bnt thu
nigger buninen it getting a UttU too leary.'
cirumnoi ; ine raiiow naa been "in.
dnlvina." tn aSnut a fa vnrstilA arrant ti. tll.i.
minate the deep darkness of black republican
depravity with a gleam of his better nature
to arouse his latent humanity, and to smite
lro,B ,on" 'Prk ' Christian
I . . . ... . , ., .
, "T '7 ""a i'eB",m":T- "oonty nop. inai
with the return of uiuruiua,, its beadacbe, and
debilitated fl.iergiea, lha spark that was eukin
died may not die out, and darkuess apaiu re
sume its melauoboly Bway.
City Board of Education.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 14, '64.
Preaent Meajirs. Conway, Howard, Young,
Itrnwn. Miller, fauna ltntt and Wa b
Minutes of the laat meeting were read and
approved.
I A co.nuiuuiiatio.i was received from tu. U.
R.. , j, . .ii:. .1,. r .i..
i - ....... .vm u.
jjliul k, Huciuirm,, mrinolUeoiiiiilim
and propoaitig to exchange for Warreu's. Ue-
i..i.n. i.. ....
ferred to Text Book Committee.
1 ue romm.iniealton ol o. a. Uolden, pro
posing to substitute Honteith and MuNally's
series oi jeorkpu.e in place ol Warren a,
which was laid over at Inst meeting, was taken
up and referred u text nook Commitlee.
Mr. Drown, (rota the Committee on Teach
era, to whom was referred lha subject of in
orease of teachers salary, recommended that
the salaries of tha teachers be bestowed to
Hie same basis, as teey were previous lo July,
18UI This resolution to take effect from the
middle of tke present quarters. Approved.
By Mr. Young, Resolved, That the Com
mittee of the Sixth District, be autkoriaed lo
nave the necessary repairs made to the seats
in their school house, and it necessary pro
cure some more seats. Adopted.
By Mr. Howard, Hetohed. That the sum
of twsnty-five dollars be added to the salary
of Mr. Bartholomy, teacher of French in the
High School. Lost
By Mr. Brown, Btielved, That the Presi
dent of this Board be requested to prepare
and forward lo the members of the Legisla
ture, a statement of tha census of all entitled
to school privileges ia our city, together with
an aaiu ranee of the aumber of sittings now
provided ia the several school housaa, and
thereby show tho necessity of increased tax
ation ia order to provide for the facilities of
all who may wish lo enjoy the right of send
ing their children to oar common school A
Second, That authority be asked from the
Legislature to levy ea addiiiooai tax of not
more than mills for tuition, - mills for
contingent, and mills tor building pur
poses, said Act to be submitted lo the people
if approved. Adopted.
Tbe following bills were allowed : George
McCain Co, 2S3 60; E. D. A A. T. Payne,
$ 91; Brown ft Irwin, $75 T5; H. Startger,
40 0r, Thoa. Connelly, $40 00; James Kick
er, $37 8; Joseph Blagemeo, $34 10; Waj.
SitaaL $30 00; Robert Gregg, $:0 00; G A.
Starr, $29 65; A. Weisthenpt, $21 60; John
Kirtb, $21 06; Henry Krop, $1$ 15; Katnai
Company, $11 00; M. N. Wheaton, $10 85;
D. L. Smith, $7 TO; K. Thrasher A Co ,
$5 35; Vaa Auedal, Dixon Co., $4 81; O.
Raymoad, $4 60; A. ti. Leamen, $3 13, J.
Uarvey, $3 00, i. K. Shooacker, $1 00; W.
R 8. Arras, $1 30; Iaaao Uuston, $1 00.
Board adjourned.
BarbAfity. We have heard a great deal
about the barbarity of tbe rebels in not bury
ing the Federal dead which fell into their
hands after the Chicamauga slaughter.
A correspondent of the Louisville Journal
who visited the Cold, denied the current sto
ries, and declared that they had bur ed our
dead as decently as their own, and that all
had been buried as well as tbe nature of the
case admitted. In yesterday's Commercial,
however, the charge is revived by a Mr. Boyle,
or Doyle, and dwelt upon with great indigna
tion. Our recollection of the matter is, that
Bragg, in refusing Rosecrans permission lo
bury his dead, iuformed him that he had ta
ken federal prisoners enough to attend to that
duty, and ft may be that the fault ia theirs
if "uncovered bones" are visible. We say
this may possibly be the case. I
We remember being told by numbers or
eur friends and the fact was notorious
that the field of Shiloh, (which was held by
the Federals,) was spotted white with the
bleaching bones of tbe fallen of both sides
friends and foes. It seems to us tlint when
men have slaughtered each other, barbarity
has done its worst.
Information Wanted. Information is
wanted of William Lawkrkcc, late Paymas
ter's Steward, U. S. 8. "Choctaw." When
last heard from, he was in Mendota, Illinois.
If this should meet bia notice, he will please
report to Rear Admiral I). D. Porter, com'd'g
Mississippi Sqnadron, as a witness iu an im
portant case now pending. Ctd.
ftdJTSeventeen car loads of rebel prisoners
passed through the city last night, on the Day
ton, Hamilton & Cincinnati road. They are
being sent forward for exchange.
Geo. McCain & Co. have on bawl,
and offer for sale, a large supply of COAL,
and sawed and split WOOD. Also, Lime,
Louisville Cement, Fire Brick and Fire Clay.
KaT'Sevoral invalid soldiers were allowed
to freeae to death, during tbe recent cold
weather, at Camp Nelson, Ky.
Blanket!. Blankets, Bed Comforts, and
a variety of Domestic Qoods, for sale at the
sale room of the Woolen Factory by
htd W. FISII.
Rag Carpets. A (lood assortment tif
Rag Carpets for sale at tbe Woolen Factory,
by 3td W.FISH.
Carpet Rags. The h Client price paid
for well-suwcd carpet rngH, at the Wouleu
Factory, by 3td W. FISH.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 14, '64. For Sale.
A DM IN IS t RA TOR'S HALK.
alUR ro.tal pri.pMy ll.itijri.ig 1.1 (lie ft. fatf of
It. M A rrea, de.-ea.eil, ooliNtnting of
One Blai k Mare, o.i Bo.r. l Ufl.lilii', '
One Oarrla-H, One Trolling Hutiuf,
una spring Wagon, . imm one tiorxe fain, w.gon
One Cart, One nlt,igh,
UernftMB, Pi.,w, fiillifHtor, Hairow an.l nthf-rpiop-er.y,
will he enl.l Ml .ublie eot.ie, at tli Ian. re-l-ileo.-
of lh dunnei, on MeM t'rtmk Ti.iiipike,oue
uiile ae.t of liatluii, ou
SATl'RIiAT.THK Cm DAT OF FXHhfTARY,
Coimneut'ing at tan o'clock lo the forenoon, and will
continue front day to dwy llie.t-alter oil ih .iite.ty
a all Bold.
Aoredttof ntnii moatliewill tie given alien 'the
atnoiiut purcheeed ai'i tin three ,ti .tiara
Jalrlata (.HHtUK 1'. liOTKK, A.l.n'r.
A Country Residence for Sale.
AHICHIHABI.K nounlry naideiK, villi fitVAO
W'ri of (kh1 Imitti, lying otie milw norih of 1 ny
Uiu, oa Uta old Titty road, m iVnd at jri?ti MHia.
Tura ia a lajatt aud ouifnrtsasi intmo houit, mid
good oulbitiluiuiia. ou Uiat Ituid; an oivlturd of tinu
uraiuM. aprie, r,r anu pwn in", a larKt aworv
mnt of HirHVYwrrT vntft. of tha Wilnoa, Nw Aliauiy
and frotittn vanat4aH, h., abuiit thro of yomij
currant )(isitii, fr tiii pui rjj Ao ixrHDti d-
ainag to aun ! ara riiut4ifl lofaliand Kimiii
Urn trtiLriy f r itMiiiiailt'aap (Ita pajrtior im cwu
BJssUI UtMl li Will ire air il.aLrte.'UfJD.
Aivo.lfB aul a hat mni ol UmWrd Innd, (bur
uiMaouilb of liHytttn. VJir tlia old ( toy rod.
WOOL) KOK HALK.
WE havatotef inod aaMOBfJ wood for hrI bI
8A Mr coni. dilivr,tl. Urlfia rH'ivd sU 71'
and 78 Jfii-ttou iitrrot, uid at H. KtilUiCijr'M firoary
oowpit ui woouyaru.
Legal.
8UEUIKKS SALE
BTAH.1 AND FANCY OR00KRIE8, 4KT.
J' WILL aell at ptibtie aiietion a
VKllJAV. JANUARY iS. t
t tha ator rotim formerly ocvuDiexi hr M. V. H
haerd. Mo. TtA fifth elreet. Davlou. Ohio, the IW
lowiuagooda aud oUeia, to-wit: Tha auttra tuoaati of
jcroeeriee oonmiattnit oi fugwr, ronVe, test. UtixuH'Q,
Hioitvaeaa, avnip, flour, panud fruiL, uorn rnal. baMiia,
oi-ueitary, retudtet aad tat of Vaukea noUuiia; alao,
otua liaud-oaiij au eatira a took of atapl aud frrns-y
HtrwesrieaH, sit. a ibm), i mriiir row iuti auu iNpWi f
Maler lelala, 1 aaa oafw anal ohaira, I kHUsi. 1 UumUhi
rxxjat ntji uiktur.
Wken oh eaeetitiean a tli omaertv of afaj-iin V. B
HbeikBrd, at lha Milt of Mneialr At MHntiru. Tenntt
PeatkO. BrVIir milMlaOa Bi UM t CltN't t W MM Ottt
uuue uuui ail ia aotu.
IKOH(il WOtiAatAV.VSheriff.
JeaaAa A Htabb, AUorikeyi. waiu
8UitUFK8 HALK.
I WILL ohWat pulw MtJa oa TUKNDAY. JANU
AltV Itwn. latrt. uaiweeB lit lH.uro in -.bJ ii k
m of Mdder at M L. MttK-k a la.eiB.lD Miaiuialurg.
Ohiu, MMeiMM-iWnpe waavBe
Takeiu ob ePOiin av ilie prtoerl of D.N.TIioiiiaa
t the uiit ot Jhioauuel (ifhtiait.
BdawtB UKOHUat WOO A HAN, Hhanfl.
ASSUiNKfi ai
ALIj peraona harta olaima Btfainat Job Henry
Huydsarauaa, wilt oreaant them lo Ute uaranu
d, Wha tuMi bea atdy taAipi.Mrild rAiKU(rk, fbr eiti
iawwv W1LMAB a A.U It HK,
NOTICE.
ELI.RM I.AI'KWfltedharpaUtiota lha Court u
Ooauiuoa eTpaa aud for lha aooatv of Uoax
Bvwvry, ia tbaatBiBof Ohio, uB Utetlat iky tf !
WTisjrr, taaaasi, BAaiiuata eTttUB U4SW , 1
1
HHjwa
. aaltaiUiU Jttha Litiew. unawiUAi aur a di.
forua $WtUai UBikitaaa ot Mroaa a-rlVci ot duiv aud
BUutUary. .... b.i.i.KH i,ALKvV.
eiuBAAa LrOfBU., BUOnWf.
Agency.
, A. K. McCLHUB, ,
1R.1B EHTATEAGENT
NO. 2V0 THIKD flTRFRT. AT JfUIN H. RTOPPB1,
UAH'H UVFWR.
IH A VP! a Inrsa Amount of protwrty for mIo, Bitch
aw hon arid K'ti, in nil tmrtt. of iht pity, nt vart
inu pnri, ritiiainP! Irom f.ir linndri to in liioiiatMml
IaiIu, on Kood )MtmntH, and wpH mttnttpd; and
any qmiuiity of vas'imt Itttt lor anla AUo, nRVPr-ii
farmi 'r ranRinir from ona hnndr"d and sixty
pmtb down to a two acre 1 t, ailjoiniug theoity and in
tha county. 1
Thrtrt having property for nnla, and thorm wanting
to bur. will do wall to cntl on mo, aa t nhnll give
i rompt attention to nil buwinj oniruntod to my pure.
I linv htvd oouaidt-rahla aperierH:e iiithp biiMitiPHi.
jallm a. b. M.Ui.UKK.
Agency. Wants.
WANTKU-A pArmannt allumtion at hook
keeper, rletlt, fl-ilttriniiin, truTt liu acot, mnn
tilhfturer of lotat-oo. Th. adveriiner oilerti tha in
tliii'ptnrntof acqtmititflnpa with tha Kreurh, (formna
and JC'iRltnh iannuiven, inquire at No, 17U Main i.t
oponpitp ino jau,
("2iM1ii
Agency. Wants. Clothes=horse.
, W0UTH HAVLNti.
IT tn a well-inRde, three-fnld Clothes-hore,wilh nn
ad iiorftrtle pin .wrfor hMiirini; ilretioii on. it In
very convenient, and tltn only ('hjlltPrt-hurte tltnt hut
n Kood pltw e for dreHwen, hi-KidfH alt Iht- K)He thnt
other horMtN have. Ttipy ara nia nurp lured and sold
at No. '7 KirKtatroet.
weUHliw J. H. BAlJr.RY.
Shirts.
DBMOORATia
SHIRT 1IANUFACT0RY
HAl.FII V. MoCKAOKKN,
DKALEU in tiae hmen. ttoth fnh andGeiman,
and M'Dtlenien l iiriiiailiiiiK tsootla; Uutneryot
:tll kimli.
Fiiih Ijinen male to order, Ity nipartiirenirnl, and a
noaf fit . tmranteetl.
PajMsr i'HtUTiis nit.
NO.U tfKAT yt-TIRTH HTRKRT, OPPOH1TK THE
STJ-.KHLK WITH UoLL HANI). . jialMm
Shirts. Music.
BT J tiNG lUSIC.
rAM prepared to Mirnitih string Miifilo far ImIIh.
t-rtlm, Av., at tha lowit pOfiMtile miefl. Urtvini;
plnyeit with I'rol KttmdMld during the laat rttimitter,
i (! ooithdr lit thnt 1 t tu rftlr!y hII hit old Pltmloin
r. 1 am a inemher of the fcegirnentAl Hmid, and
(wn fnrnirth auy uiuulst-r of pitHiti loi b f.trnt lartn.l.
Ail ordr) left v tlh t :hi.rliM 'i'detiha'd, rorner Third
aud Jfrtvrnon HtieflH,. im.h-r Uutton Hall, will La
promptly attended to
delil3in I'AMKI, BAkKR.
Skirts.
LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANT SKELETON.
HO OP SKIKTH
HO O P S K 3 R.T 8
Tba undtttrsoned haa eataldiAhed ft
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
AT itaTT, HK()M HT lRT. MAIN ANl tl'lU.OW.
W( pfty pHrtii'ulur aiientian tn the qtml'iv afoiir
material and lace only th- tet Knefh-h M' (.
He rtptor ail the t-kirU vr hicb wt ao l,wtltiotd eilra
charie.
..Oiir r(ad iteietriini-nt is In rliArpe otconi't4'nt
lfdiMat. iJorxein and tfutfal Buttlloa hdI .hlly (aji
hand. A AM'MAN
HoM vfh(l(tale find retail at No. ::V7 Sv.od 'rev t,
fV4i$ftn, taHliy
Transportation.
Sandusky and Buffalo.
Erie Railway Steamboat Co.
ataaaaa,a' ll.l. tun n-eulMiy' r--.,
I Lk.Z0 T .l.inim ill.' , ii .1 A
aeraatiinxKAiiM. h.,i.,j .,. h,"""!
tl.i'tollowi..ft lir.t t'la.. ttorew .U-iUiiurm ;
nW Kiic i. ..,.. Captain II Bryant,
Pdk'rSMolJl It Cnplaln J. W. 1 rarer.
UIIbUMAN.m i Uaplain J, at. I.t-vi.
ConoeelibK with tbe ana Hallway at HntStfo for kII
uuinia it. u.e r.MNl.
T..r alUn.tlK.u of atili.lirN la invited to (lie Mt.ttf.ruir
nt'iiine. uiii.rH.i i.y iiiih now. eor lr?ijtl.t or .aniu
tmuiiu e.i u uii.i.a r i.l,. akuii. a. nupl
i,. vr. io.tw.in, akhu. at n,ti.ji'.k.
J. m. txittunN.
a . evn'l VreUlit A't. M, f . a '1. K k iMvlrai
Notices.
bttiTHICU NUTlI K TO TAl-PAlKKS.
h X I H'H ta aet the Taxets im without ftirtlier 'oft
to tbe tix-p ijia, llaruioe ib he eitenttvsj uml
Hoiidifiy 1 1 1 h luni mil Thome 1 1 ml av im r tn-ia r
tiou ume, tiB MTU furt tier poci a. Atr that tat ttu
aivonute will u u Ue eotkMora, with Uie paa- oeul
A" aldM, t uliie no at.d Mtf iwnwbv.
j i. lav U JtlNA MKMNKY, Tr,-su: M. CM K
PORK PACKING
STKiMIKNSJt 'llll'NKH. '
0JHNXU Or atAlk AND HKUKN hTS HAY 1 UN
flAll K hiabeel pnoe lll be iaid at Una eaUutlaluoa.it
X for uit tingM.
npare nrw, atuder hnns, pig'afeet, ac, ala.YB n
...... . th.ix.iu
3H1t underitfned nav tieen duly app..intil Admit..
iNtntiora of tt.e t-u.e oi Ja.'ul...i.utf..t.a.i, taut
Monlsomery tua.y. Ohio, i..itiei.i-!.
WII.IJaM ntMMKKMAN,
jalwS JOHN M MM Kit. HAN.
Notices. Boots and Shoes.
A. H. COHUKN '.'(.,
Man.lfatittlrer, aud wliultt.alt dealer, in ''
BOOTS AND SHOES
M PKAKL BI'.. AlKTWftllN WALNUT ANU VIM
deid3ui tnoinntl.
Dissolution.
IHH.SULUTION OP FAKTNKK.SU1P.
THR porrnerahip heretororw axtattng hetweeta Uu
UuderMgued, uader aba nama o John T. Vt'olt
aud anudl At. iiaelAr wa- dieitalveJ o loWr Uu,
lt. .HHN T. Wol.K,
jBtfdlwaayg aVRANK R. HltVKI.r-R, .
PUSOLUTION. "
rpill parUieraluti herr4eiiore exiatiag bete the
I undwrttiucd, in Cie prns.'Otej f ii, tiu.ier the
HriM tjtyie ol TbiWier A JardaB, ia djaaolved by yiu
Uial aMweiai. . a. .
Mr. Jordaui tuav be rmnid In the room tufiiMrit no.
Hij.Hed by htm, over ihe ly oa Btuik, aort4V-i
qui iter h l Hru avsti atstata sta.n.-ew.
Mr. 1 hrealier aid uan-opy u aaat rtMMu of the fate
flrui. Kuiraiaoe by Moiy a hte hut ou I Bird (r et.
THiaa. r. THKlvSUiat,
Payton, Jam. t-dt-rawl IS. it. JuKlAM.
!.
A
City Notices.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT XAI lO.MKg.l
NO I TOE if hernhy given that fhereart vow pending
rtrit the City I mn il uf the city of laisytoo, the
li'liowni Ortitnum-t-w, to-wit:
'l a jttirwle. ajra Plirh atift gutter Magnolia atreat
from Warren aticet totjeentt line of out kit No. U.
Id purrtiiniii'e to the law aaut Onfinnnee Wf.ietwhna
reasl, laid in Die tale, and the t'lerk innirnrtett togifa
four weeka' not ire tit the pendancy of tha aani.
The Ihw rp)(nrea all cluima tor daniflfe mat may
at-prue liom naid improvf inentM to he filed in writing
with t i City Clerr-, aettin forth the airtount ol dam
afen olaimtds wnhin two wet-kx aitef the expiration
o the time r qi.irel tor tha puhhcatinnof u h netiaa,
when the aame mil ! tnripn up frr final aotton.
dtVd4 ANTHONY BTUPHSNH. City Clerk.
KOTiIITtO AU iTuOM IT MIX MAWtik
NOTIUR ia hereby given that there ara bow pen-tlng
U'lore the Uity l unneil of thaelt? ot lBytou, lha
tullowiut;t)rdinnnrea, to-witt
'l improve Maple ttreet from Charter atreat to tha
WenU'rn 1ovee,
In piin-imnpe to the Inw -mid Ordinanoea vera twioa
read, laid nn the tnhte, end ihe Oterk n wtrucleaj to git a
fttir weeka1 notue ol the ps-ndanry of the name.
The Uw reiii'wia all t'laima lor danifweN that ma.
apsTuefrom a id improTt?nu'nt len be bled In wr ung
with thefityi lrtt, aettinr, forth the arnounl of daiu-agt-a
ciainird, within two wtt-ka aitwr the expiration of
tiit time re)ii ned inr lire pnhirtaiton of aurh ttotiee,
when the auuie will lie UUt-n up lor dual n tun.
uo:tiKl4w ANTHtrftY a'M-J'trKNB, Uity Clerk.
City Notices. Special Notices.
q U A V K 1. HI .
IEARNKSTLY pnniion all young wen autVritg
irotn hervona IehilHv Ap., aK:utin viidaugeitiAg
uiir htriilm l.y pHtrimiv4s.g an) v' tha BuveruatoH
tiu:ii'kt. (ii t'Kii In ly recover by the Ditthoda uaml
tiy the adterimer, and by hiiinlrv-lM ol othera, aud tii
no other Why. Kuavd a letter whiuh 1 will nd you if
yu will ist-ud nte tt poat pnid c nlupo nearmg your
Hldre. Uueutto (., .('V.AHL It. THAVhR,
desMdriwiiin Ltx k hux, Bowtou, Maaa.
S A I
o it 1 1' i r. it
i ' '-
OB,
CONCENTRATED LYE!
FAMILY HUAl' MAKEK.
Tftr mnket hirh prVen; Papomtltft helpa to r.
diM-e ihetn. It makes Hfor Vourtvutaa pound
by Uiuy your ki'rhfU greaae. t ,
arCAUTIONI Aa epuHoti Lyoa ara ofltred
alno, lierareftil and only ony tha Pavtaatfaat article
put tip in trow.' .'Htua. all othera heibg aa.aefelta
I'KMaTLVAMA HALT MAXtFAtT'Hti CO.,
Phllaaelpltl$AAfo. ItIT WbImbib at reel.
Fltt. burg -Pitt mU .d UMititw Wif,
L,ol7dnWJin
Wynkoop's Iceland 1 Pectoral.
ftaeaaeani UNt thnsM, t heat and pdmanwry organa
are ever prcvHlfnl, iuriliotiN and danaferoua. lha
prupertie of a medipine-to alleviate, Tar BtHt uproot
thfMH coiiipiiaiDia, nUMt bo eAe;-ionuit, anodynaand
iovininiiiiiat, lo,rethiUkf the ntiiiMii of tha t ht(at, and
impHi nn tine to tile entire xytein. Ho diapovti-ry ia
iiicdii'id M'lt-iit'u evtr iimr-ttTt d ihia Pta of diatute
hl.0 It. vVyiikoop'N Ipfltttid rMtoiHl. It in 'iwd wutt
(hi) moat Rrtt'uiiitiiig rfkutte. tn all v$aea at hronvhit ,
iiitltit-iiAM, h.MpHii; eolith, dipihcna or putnd aortj
t n sal, ardliuiiA. rroup. -etiglM('old awooMa imta
hilllv, M'.
The kv J.J. Potter eortihee tlwt,1! havautaed lr
Wynk-.pt kVt'Uirnl lor vri'Ml ytttrn, iit?li and tB
my lam ity, for severe puliih'aHxy rtauutaiDta, and
huvf iti'4.tiiin, iiaii-.I it to iirni, othera. Hi id have Deter
rwn lit auHl." Hev,.. ,l. sVf.iw i, ttrclat iv. 1.
Miiiidri'il Mini th'ii'iii ir, nl iui'trtaiit lenlitiioni-tdm-fiiid
NtAtroslui-ed, tttiowinirHa rrsrkariej curua
stud tii li ti.- -r ittiiM.
It i-s -nipAfl m aaire fcetaivt Mta, Balm of OA-
at. I't-iutiitii lwlnin. lf,. hi, 1 1 tine, tiiitlrry, Btir
ciaaPpr, und oitv-r itai.le niisafiMaivt and ittc lu-
ltlt.l)e-l-l. Ii f lt;t T I II 1 t'ff , I'I'illlhl Mid Ittnlltlaj. lo-
ahd-an.l ptirt-rvit. i-ait net Hiionl lencrh'O a tr.srf.
Kvt-rv ifniniy eh. m d Irtv it. It t p-iotf kabl lor
rim.. Kii : I l-''r').rfit J.'tMfimiii'fviiftUOl.ai tiuj di
r4'IMl(iM 141'f'(I0.UIl t M.-tl 111! Ijf.
i-t. 1.1 ii) i:,U.n by W W.Mt.'artTi ai.d'Kll iSriutiptai
dr. A.'yi -l ..
l'rt.,-1 d bi Jji- It. V . H iitBoop.auJ aold bv h M.
Haintwgvo ,New VurXf. t-Atdly
Hardware.
jamkk un,u ildll,'
. f I- ii . 1PJ1 III 1. It 14 i.)
Coolers Tools. Hardware, Ac.
, No .IN I bird .tree i. . ; i
BKtVi a prn n m ti,.s bum. , I knuw ahat kliid of
lo-.ba intM-fiHUtP nee, und i-lerted a a to
Mill ttif tr tAsjn'. -till Bald laisft Htf. ...t..lt ''tfQtt
BEST CCODS AT THE 10 i EST PRICES.
The li.iileiniKned ara dully rKwllda;! SieSe Ffr
pIwhI at lite loai..l t'a.lt nttei., in:
...... .,
Mechanic's Tools, . ,..i
Builder's Uaidwaio,"
Cabinet Hardware.
Farming Tcols,'
TA1ILE Ml) POU&ET CITLEU1,
Mill A 4 tit ('irrulrtr ,
Wilhall olhruoodeta the Har.hrar hne.hK-h aa
are frtitr..t t.. -f II a low aa ant llutta Aaat or Wral
t all aiHl tuiarat our iMt-k bvfbre ptirclta.na eiae
ali-re. . .
a-datrly ' ' . i(tMSi-lNl ft nottBlNH.
I. ul
.'i
For Rent.
fllH K Inrn-e and commodioiia hotel neauthja mlroad,
on the pouter of Main and Mxlh airMrt. known mm
tlMv ChHtg ittxims (i.Miiieai) oabad tla Aothot y
lloiiHf,) o, orrrd (r tfiil, U a utKl leuauL lb.
U'Ue4 ia a Inr krxfk, atMieteJ tr im eWiirtiad la
p4l, und t.tnli Mit1 ud exprHfkly k.tb hotrl. Peraotia
ihiHHilipmiBB ua ttearu to M tit-mf bi-w re-uit-it(
Ui rail at h, in 4V11II1 eirvAi, 1'h.key'a
B10.lt
sirJeUll11 .1 J. aUtHlLl. iakHl
11 ciniiati Knoiurer vopy. ,
LltAlOlllaT, HALL
(IN TUB rubTuVr'U-S bUIUblaUJ
rptlm inax..in..ent tfall Ita. Iaea tlturooittiiy reele-
.WMNi.w..Rm.n.if wttrr. UBM lalOT
t.t otiiiitif in? aimer for italic, Kair-, Ao Ant.ly to
drtUlw I. twit lLI,tAkl. Vlflia'. Ul.
Trunks, &c.
KW TIin It tilAXl FAt'TOttY.
.!... t : a. t typ -
MO. B7:t THIItU BTRRkVT, 1)AYTtr, rHKi ONK
1MH.K VVtwil or I.Al'tlU'H A1AU11LM Vibi.
WK would mi't r--epiriil)) inforni trie eitireni
of liaat lou laMtt tba saultlii ia a.. . .1 n.
have ooenrd a Tniidf ItsMiii'M. u.i . ai... ..n
awu ... ihu mi, BtU"B OI 1 riAafca), taJkta)., i eriaOl
and Traa.rliiin BakCia, . II ol l...ti r iU nvl) alwhtAa
aaatlsa sar n-LAll stja .'ft. haa a.- ata.a, kaaa u. . a. -
Parttf-ulai aitfptioB paid to rvpeuriiia ird TiUhka
alutr ot wtioasate uvintm. t , .1 '
m w.ia.-o . ;.ue-rHW04 sBild IB M laxui
Ctiy ahioh aa aiii uiAesap. tmbiiH

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