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ALEXANDERS RAMsflTi.',
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uoahu ik reuo WORKS,
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Current News Items.
IJPe feerh th Vi-crdiilnj in Cincinnati !at
' 'wk wft vnry dull. Thin it the newe from
"all directiofle.' , t , ,, ,
, Mr. FUul, Scrlnrv of the MnBcliu-tt
' Roard of 'Aiirieultore, predict that the next
winter tH be of frl eerity. Hit theory
... is tint a leveee drought isdickiea - cold
'winter,, , , - .: .
Crop In Riirhrie r trported to be good,
although trwy iOrd there as here fronj
dry weather. . ' ' '
1 .Ga 'King,'' meuihr of lb preseat.Con'
Ure, w atoned In Richmond, Miaouri,
2 fewdaji I a jo": "Tie onobwaa coiupoi 9?. the.
Ttie Bucyru i'orw javors the nominatioe
ucp. tl Ij-nuieion lur r rBiucnv.
TJi f incrwnii-iK; ervfSjiiottce On
i 1 not to be Puttied or drairooned into t he sop-
nort of oaneiidate wbo dues not represent
. . .. v .-v.. ,u. i .
tneu iea . . .
"','lt eeJ '.t be
juncraljj 'yniji;l;3tood. tbat
fesiendep will soon resign tbe Btfctetaryebip
greater than the whole expns!S of the Go
ernruertr'undsr1 ih'el" fdmrtristration of Mr.
- 2achaAao..4: t ..i t. 1. t' . -m-.t-
: la fiCwci' bai Ten discotered, which
1 writ probably make its appearance daring this
montb- -
Tbe McClc'ltan meeting in New York is
sa.4 to liave beeri lare ; bat It had tew, if
any, speakers of. note,',,' ;'J ' '' ' ''" !
, . By the .ezpiosien of the. ammnnUioa ijes
, 'sels at City Point, J00 live wpra lost, and two
D millions of (tflMarswrrh cf property dmtroyed.
.. -The Abolition . preachers of Maine are at
kfast raising tliir voices" for peace, several of
them having declared , that the further prose-
tion of the war is anebristian. -,' . ,
The Provost Maihuls, in some parla of New
Ybik.'orcMntira ,ilikietnwoY who enlist
and are. injected, 'p' any season as unfit for
ar?i.... ... v. v .. 1 M
Genj Bornside! seems tu have to bear tot
disgraae of tbe failare -before Petersburg.
Well, be can' stand it. Disgrace can't hurf
It i(inowue4 that lhr,i?lo be no
changeihhCaWet l
Them h&l fceettK femendous Peace meet
ingipSraMv HOL
We are. informed that Farragut will push
rightioBfor Sol.' ' ' ' 4 "
J'ryprjbesource jwe, learn ;tat, Oeaore
'gard basone .to tlaua .wijh, trtjtUF bou.
sand men. Bad for Sherman
- TliesinkHiy offhe Fesn) boat Te'cumseh
confirmed. Only one of her crew is known
vvd '-"" r r
"rhsiiwaVm Ske(idafl Jia vaguevkJlt is'
stated that there ia y'weitivV,.od "reliable'
information thut he has, worsted Early, ip v
kryancawiterI 1 It A CI
Tbe Confederates (titva 4 uw privateer
called the Tallahassee whirh isdoing immense
daniato Ffdftr): aijrcpHO HoA
'Tfiere has been sharp, fighting tfn the Poto
mac between pickets, and some artiljery duel-
.OiHO .UOlfAti
There m a Tamer thai tiat ly baa been large-
Iv reinforced from Richmond " If , 10, more
mifchief is inUndad, with improved prospects
ofaompl,hy,g(j ' C'd'tiOH-
It tssaid (hat tbe Federal prisoners, with
tbe exception f th sick and wounded have
been nearly all removed from, I.,ibby , prison.
' It Is'believed that tbe Confederates are mov
ing io front of our forces at Petersburg ,'
"" Two' steamers have been sent in pursuit
the Tallahassee.
Grant Anti-Draft Meeting in
Grant Anti-Draft Meeting in Fort Wayne.
I ha 1 Mil A.fl iH it,lind SA.i.k,ll a.uim.
. - T . .
Uiea in f Olt Yayne, Will attract attention
tb.iMtrknnb' tliaflwhole- ftrmntrV " W.lhn0''1
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derstand that ft bbldiy took ground aguinst
tb eBforcement of tbe draft ? auJ tliat itaj
i i.i.i- l.i. . i ' .
uieraoesT. ytengea- nemseives never W
tignt id aty cause but lor tbe maintenance
(Via f'fWiatilhtrrnafen.l ili II1.e. ti
Mr. Thresher.
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The tifeH"i "Mrt"TBRI(iiK,"wbo
opened he jrarni Peace Mealing on SatutW
I' 1 ' Am em keh ' of nnlvHruallv mm en
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duuralil anort. ,. ;.1H
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Mr. Thresher. The Meeting of Saturday.
The meeting of SnCrrlsy, we are as
sureil by thote b ktow. was the largest
county mwting that ever assembled in this
city. TJin ;'pol .earns 'of ,hir 0t
PConlXone' f the otual appliances
waierwprted t fot the purpose) of jetting
j up a eiowr.. Only a few days' notice of
!the meeting wn given in the Cmpihi, end
bills were not issaed dnttl Tuesday. Mr.
tlu.Aio(r won not announced as a
pekf, and waool expected W speak
Hcni-e every , ,bly WH aurpiiied at the
I size of the aHtemblage. The meetiug
..tnedenp of our.bflet. citiaeoa. Eerjiest,
dfttrmined, honest meu, who are weary pt
tlii'lilooily and ruinoue war, came up by
liunilieilx to make their protest dgninat it.
Thespivoh of MiVALtaNOtoiiAii wn one
of his bnt elfurta, and waa received with
the uliiioHt ontlmsiawin. The remarks of
MeMr 7 H.fR-t J?,PKB A .nJ G
W,. Uvuk wero wiilLooiwived and woll
spoken. 1 Tho mating adjourned, in the
bent spirits highly pleased with the ocoa-
Ision, in nil its Mpetita.
j Theefl'aTt;if,i.thp Joitrnal t lelittl.'hm
meeting 01 tue reaoe ucn 01 jionigoiui-ry
county ii jnost'oenteuiplilile. I :It deceivea
iwborfT.nUe pibli-aTia ,know. l w-ell
as'the I)i'mcH'rai.'y, that the demonstration
was a formidable. one, and is not to be
lied, down, imtneuted down by a partisan
scribbler. ' 1
Mr. Vallandigham's Speech.
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The- lOmc'tnnati fj&ittU- has, unintenT
tionallv. no
,Ht no doitbt, , dont the
y at
ttrg'f? great Vervtce By jvpot ting and pub
limbing Mr., VAM-ASOiaiiAH'e ipeech. We
huve not yet read the report of the Oatellt
eamftilly, bnt on the assumption that the
speech is reported with fairness, it will
ojii tbe eyes of thousand of the Oaztttt'$
reaJers to the infnmone slenders which are
A-.-l)OUUtiiuny., lieaped upon - its author.
How came the, ( OttdU to make such a
mistake? Whence this departure from
its chroni;rh&bU of perversion and mi
repiesentationT Let the people under
stand Mr. Vallandioram's position, and,
jM anJoflaepjed itbl Jirt of hisfoea, and
the prejudices thote lies have engendered,
nine-tenths of them will become his friends
and c-workem7'We wHl stake our life
on that !
The Moneyed Men Threatened
The Moneyed Men Threatened by the Government!
J
Tha capitalists of tbe fauQtry have not
subscribed . to the. loaua required by . tbe
Government quite so liberally as desired,
atji Scf thai 'Qovernoovnt' throngh its
official oigan, the New York Timtt, makes
this threat ! , ' .',,
We must have money I If we cannot
j ruise it in one way, we shall have to do so in
another. It i a not altogether a choice with
rich men and corporatism tehttlur thtp vill
Una money to the Uovernment It vill 6
drawn from them in tome irnjf."
Dtvotir -wealthy citizens hear that ? T-ei
them" Tieed it. A "Government" which
pays to regard to Constitution or Law;
which by force of military power takes tbe
lives and liberty of the citizen, will not
fhesitate to seize his property aJso when
"military Aueeesiiily' requireri-- Let rich
men ponder these words of Lincoln's
orgaklft New Tort. '' - ' ' '
The Canvass in Indiana.
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,The Republicans claim that M0KT0H ,is
getting the better of Mc Donau), tbe oppos
ing candidate for Governor, in the politi
cal discussions now going on in Indiana
It would be a matter of mucfh surprise if
such; waif not b fact., tlhe ground which
we understand McDonald ia assume is
uutenabte. . Once oncede that a State
may be coerced ; that war is justifiable, in
any emergency,, by the Federal Govern
ment to1 constrain the obedience of Rove
reign though-" refractory States, and the
whole aiguiurmt is conceded. -IfMcDoii-ai?
ip riol 4etc i, .it is because his oppo
nenl U an ass.
, , We understand that there was a large
uieeiI(M(of -Peaca- uiea in - Urban a, on
Saturday last, . Let these gatherings be
multlplted'evefy where. ' Tbe ranks of tbe
Peace Partyfare gajnipg reyrpits every day.
Keep the balljollio". ,. 1 j ( ,
of
fUnT'i'inaoa,is kX la dupotl-uwt wl Mtty
tyrant.' One, phase of b tjranay poasisu in
neraiieutTnir nia uolitieal onocMu-nta wherever
I "Mnington, ana is always reauTiwtuea ou
.A" "rtiat rec'ntlf remarked to as :
expect anythingjol amao i wholwe'art
! number six hat. and aumbe eleven boota."
apt npprtiBC bea-r,-' . '':,.
be has a herd ol miuiona to do hit bidding.
Thnrs is in him in ehiAnoA all tk, sssli.
tlam aihi(,n unnstiluta & itnannL like AUTnile
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(t-'aatar or wapoteon ,i.ibooib saeaaea inio
tiways ready to tn
, have fiati the honor of painting tbe portraits
of Calhoun, Benton and Clay among our emi-
! rienaien and also of Ur LiacolB. The app-
rent want oi imeiiigewce ana ormnees jo
civmncevtl tatter gentlemen stnek
tne as remarkable,.;., J, his reminds as ol the
i Standard excuse mads by He soldiers In Vir-
!
...in f.ii. I.innln'e klniideps. nelriAlr ''Vnu
Dumurr bi& ui. u
r;rort w Vest.
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l A eiuwa ia f ruisjvavv oaf ai)iiisu iv uais
eronly4JOsenttotbelrootMpoi4VMWo
Democratic Peace Meeting.
Pnrtnant to a cell tinned by more thn two
tboeaand voters of both tbe Democratic and
Rpublln partisi, a larjte number of the
eitiient of Montgomery county, met at Beck'
el Ball, In tbeicity of Dayton, on Saturday,
Anput J3th, 1SC4, for the porpote of "pro
testing against a further draft of oar able
bodied youne; men, and to demand the imme
diate Inauguration 0f measures for a peaceful
settlement of our diXaultles." , ' , ,.
,0n motion, Re Won Belville was chosen
Pittas of the neetint? - H Apple, George
Oetter, Peter Long, Sr., William Standel, and
Ur 8 llawktnf, were elected Vic Presidents,
and George W. Moyer, M N. Kimmel, and
T. V. Robertson, Secretaries.
1 0-mie,'1W r. Tbrenher, William 1.
Oillespie and Alfred Iamt, were appointed a
Committee', to draft resolutions expressive o'
the sense of this meetinr.
Itbuitig Impossible for more than one third
of the people present to find seats within tbe
Half, the meeting adjourned, alter a recess of
fifteen minutes, to meet at the east side of the
Court House.
After the meeting bad been cnllod to order,
the Committee ou Resolutions, through T. K
lbreber, their chairman, reported the follow
'ng, which were unanimously adopted :
RENOLUTIONS.
"B.
onlyokstaele ia-the1 wat of a peaceable tet-
llement of atldilllcultiae, Is ihe determination
t,iispui ouwn, aim in ouuiu aiauus lo-uay as oe-
Whereas, It ia the privilege of the people
to peaceably assemble, and to petition the gov.
ernment for a redrens of srisvances : and
whereas tba President of the United States
baa just issued bis call for Afia.OnO more
troops, to fill up the thinned rauks ol the ar
my, and has proclaimed that unless the quota
19 nneu oy volunteers oy tne otn 01 September
next, he will fill it by conscription, that dis
criminate in favor of the rich and axainst
tbe poor mud f and whereas, the quota ot- the
Srate of Ohio is about forty tboucapd, a num
ber equal to half of the able bodied men of
the State , Therelore, we the people of Mont
gomery coooty, la aosrention assembled, re
Mpecltully make the following representations
and adopt as an expression of our opinions
tbe tallowing resolutions 1 '
All the difficulties between the two sections
of the country might have been aettitd without
bedding a single drop ol blood. Tbe war
was commenced wub (5,000 men nuder the
most aolemu assurances that the rebellion
snould be put down and the Union restored
111 ninety dnyj. Waen volunteers wore de
manded for the three years service tbey were
promised by tbe Presideut, uud by a resolu
tion pas.-ed by both Houses of Congress, that
the constitution should be maintained, all laws
obeyed and enforced, and that the war should
it bj prosecuted, for the purpose of subjur
ratiort and conquest, or interfering with tbe
bcul institutions of tkt. several States.
This sacred pledge tu the soldiers, to the
people of both sections of tbe country, and
to tbe world, has beeu grossly violated by thi
President in bis Emurcipatios Proclamation,
by Congress in the Conliscation act, and by
tbe recent rejection ot overtures for peace on
the part of the South, unless udod coudition
of the abandonment of slavery.
lue war lias been carried OS tor more than
three years, with disaster and defeat to our
arms ana humiliation to the country, deluging
ihe land with Iraterntil blood, turning every
household from joy to mouruing, burdening
the citizens wilb the most oppressive taxation
icd briugiug bankruptcy and ruiu to the peo
ple. During all this time contest bas beeu
waged by the authorities at Washington and
oy tbeir officer ia the field, in a spirit of bit
terness and malignity, amounting almost to
barb-ifism Persons who have differed in op
iuion with the President, or wbo bnve orili
cizedhis acts, he has bunted dowa and perse
cuted with the most merciless rior. ) 1 (
He 'bas denied to sovereign States then
constitutional rights. ,
He has daatroyed the nation iu ' order to
establish a military despotism upon Ihe ruins
01 constitutional liberty.
He has stricken down the freedom of speech
and ef the, press I : '. . i , . .
He bas deprived American citissnsof their
liberty without due process ot law.
He has held persons to answer for capital,
and infamous crimes without presentment or
indictment of a grand jury.
He has denied the riuht of trial bv iurr.
He has punished individuals and the press
for condemning bis lawless acta. -
Ue bas disregarded the right of the people
to be secure in their persona, houses, papers
and effects, against unreasonable searches
and seizures. 1
He has arrested citizens contrary to law,
and punished them without conviction.
has suppressed the ballot by military
violence, and dictated elections at the point
of the bayonet.
- He has suspended the privilege of the writ
of hal-eis corpus.
Hs has divided a sovereign State without
its consent. . .
Be has seized by force and imprisoned a
L,e(isiatura eiecteo. oy iae people.
He bas proposed 10 allow less than one-
tenth of th people of a State to govern; aed
control rhbre thau qlne-tentua of the people
of ihe same State.
He bas assumed the right to command the
militia not in the actual servin of the United
States.
He baa denied to the people the right to
near arms lor tneir own aetenae.
He has surrounded himself wkh a horde
ui corrupt ouiciais, woo nave piunoered the
treasury and burdened tbe people wilb taxes.
Ha has destroyed Ibe freedom of religion.
- He bas arm ailed every constitutional guar
antee for the protection of the citizen, and
subjected him to the irrepressible tyranny of
I fnililarv violence i -
He has rendered the military 'superior 'to
' the civil rinwee. ' ili' 1J
i The nennln trained in snhmissiiin to. Ka an.
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, moriues hits paueuuy tuomiueu to tnese
srrr.ieu wrungs. , ,
But w th all these outrages upon Ibe rights
ot tne people, combined wan ihe assaults of
J,600,0TO nseh, "wbo have hi different limes
entered the service, the rebellion ha. not been
tosnaetl ane steBawt ae ever. --'
,'Wahellev Oisl ths siactril. ..f ttia fU,U
would to-dayconsebt- to a restoratioa of the
TTnion urulej Ilia f!anatil utiin anrl I1 !.
, of ibe f resident to destroy slavery, and lo el
J ovate the net-ro to a position in society which
.l nj ) j l
IBS una vi isiis f rfi mtwitwev will ID oo.
- copy. '
i W wntidet that tvery ill. ftsrsaDer lost
in thi raolt atrocibus war will be a deliberate
murder, and every dollar wrung from the
pocket of tbe lax payer to further its prtsie
cation a downright robbery. ?
In viewo! these facts we therefore,, i i
I Reioin, That justice and kannnity'de
mand the immediate cessation of hostilities
and Ihe adop'inn of peace .measures ni tht
onlv hope of tt.e people,, v. . t ' 's
1 Tba we n-moustrnte against any fur
iherdraft upon the able bodied men of the
country, to assist in prolonging a war that we
believe to be uncalled far and tunerlntively
wi ked. ':(.' , r W I li.Vi
3 That tbe people should aot bwnoaimei.aon
to taae up atms in tne detence ot a govern
ment that refutes to protect tbem in their
rights. - 1 -
4 That we demand of tbe) Pratldftii af the
United States at the servant of th" people
and not Iheir master, a revocation of his or
der for a conscription, and we call npon the
people throughout the State to continne to
hold meetings total! for peace and a redress
of their grievances. ,
On motion, a committee, of five, consisting
of G. W. Hook, W. 11 Gillespie, M. J. Swad
ner, Wm. Rtansel and C. ft Hartinan, were
appointed to wait on H, C L. Yallandig
ham, and request htm to address the meet
ing. Able speeches were made by Thos. F,
Thresher, Esq , Hon. C. L. Valluniligham,
Hon. Geo. W. Honk and D. A. Hotik, Ksq.
tin motion the meeting adjournaa I t
JACOB BELVILLE, Pres't.
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L. Rorrrtson, Secretaries.
G. W. Mover,
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Prominent Tax Payers of Dayton.
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'Ihe followinj; is a li'l ol the business arawws-ttie
oily of Dayton wbo will be taxed in the eomiDff year
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A thorough examioanoD of the returns of taxable
j personal .ropertj has bsen made by tbe Auditor, and
. rv, EtiArii ani Tci Tioiaaad ZWMr. liave been add.
ed thereby to is. Dupucstsler lids): i : i, 1 , i i. i
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Shoulder Straps for Negroes,
and Menial Service for White
Men.
Puring n jew days of ihe temporary Absence'
of Colonel fiavil, from Hilton Head, caused
by Ihe extreme illness ot bis wile, 3earal
Birneywho it exceimvely ixcited "by what
faiaoa tirowoiow cans - oegro on brains
: was placed in coramund of that post ; and to
, . . . . ... . - l. . - . I ,
snow OlS Otter cwnieujp mi in- wuue man ano
hit love for lAs oerre, d OoUHed white men
..to oook rations for to segro.
ayieawea aaav weoete of great bnt rJtai
3"Wonderful "conspiracies" are not new
party inventions; we cqpy the following bit
of hittorr: At this time, fiiurlnv the civil
rsra Bnrf.r Ph., .. Tl nr nl tn.
Veution was toe pro's, and the city of London
was cue (lny afcirid by rumors of a plan 10
Wowep tlis) rVer Thames kr meat.s of an im
mense quantity of gunpowder, warehoused at
the riversi'ie And ili(T existed an organized,
Uiouglrinnsible, brotherhood of many thous-Jf
amis en. h consecrated knives ; and those who
mitaterf to give crsrlll to such rtimnre, were
branded as maliirnants, iwho blnni the
HaillV ni itlA It.rliimanl In liaarl - I'.ir.mA
viciories, were uiTHpno'is to keepupthesiiint:
of the parivjbut efuuit-r prognosticated some
inlouded liang-by- the guveriiment. - When
they were desirous of augmenting the ariBy.
. . 1 n
or introducing new garrisons, or using an ex-
ireme measure wiin tne city or tne royalists,
there was always a new couBpiraey set aUunt.
iiuii ynsnuo hwiii-h -ii tijqrurTtans in ineir
ji:.JiM':. L.l.. .r ..j,: - .1.1'
uuj, il in mutiny ui iiiniL-u uuw inr ton
Kefiublinat ,rriy of our day is inclined to
imitate tbem in thewny of political lorg, riet
i r f? m m
I. sAWlieti
iliel Hie sop
ppended answers are'
i. ..i. V- .1. . . I
pTo-prrTenpunii-a m ine inierrngaioriee precea-
ing Ibeut, iloiibtleas those I iimliar witk spirits
can decide. As our city is now hotiortd with
liih IpriisHldeliof many of J b is o!as, it is at
least an " npt time lo attempt to gairfmliir-
mnnon on these points: '-'i,r-
the lievil wialies t invite mortal lo
join Ins chained spirits, what name would he
use f l,iak-on.
s
Jo !
If he wished
to co mm and hia impt
duot ft tr5nff-raiodfd, virtuous fennnltJ. whut
uame would he use? Hooker.
If he Wanted to describe the ndnishment he
iiiflitilaonbia eubiecls, what name would
useT- Burneide.-K V" -
If he wanted to, borrow under clothini. to
whom vtould k. apply ? yShnrur .
11 ue wisiit-u iu ueienu ueu against, aseauir,
wants woBUillt kirw Gr risen. "
Jl be wi.lied to wredk a vessel, whom would
he hire as pilot B-eidier. t Jf;,
' ft he wished to scorch a mite, in his deepest
pn, wbotq eouid he, lure 7 . . Urownloa -. '
'.- . !; -fn jtnm : n-. ; j
The rjundred IJaya' Men ar toon eiLooct
ed to be on their way home. , Wonder wheth-1
er governor mougn .... mourn. n s war norse
agma(l -lelj ehf, fOvd tfirooghtilsr famous'
ouuieni,.uis, now ne.Iuolea tbem .into the
,rv,Cefot his'nwrt self-gl-fnfic.tlo'n ! Will
e teJlfJkem bow It happened that of tbe ''One
Hondred ,J bou,a,,,d Men';, .tha, were, U go
from Ohio, Indiana. Illinois, ic. onlv ihose
from Ohio went, beeaaae Was able m force
them.i.W,1h,.,rv.g, ttod,lhe other OoVeru -
ors relused 10 jmpose upon their people ?
There kr a great lii-ii ether prliUit oues
tioBs (V(iriteti.Wi(h'ithVbiidred rtftys' ser-
businessy)q regaryl pi which ;bodieiB
would like to be enliuhiened by liov. Brouiiu
Abolition politicians of the Lincoln school
have fed the puhlic on lalsebondt for nenrlv
four years, endeavored tn idenlily the eosnel
; v.nr,.i w.in r residential prociamai ions, an-
olition editorialt, and ttump speechii.'. Thel
I . :.Ln -I...- i ,
people understand these impostors', and
ahnnt In Hisnl.o. lh.m wi.h h.lo... a..J
patent men. '.,,.A, ..; ) yr,is - ;
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Variety of Sewing for Family Wear,
ITtHOHthe Liehtest Maslia o the-lloiviafl t.Kilh.
r They workroiaHvw-ll utvnnHilk, Lnit-n, wooli-ii,
ind Oojoj Ofoa.leJ-SwIlls-.iu.ail, WstherltiS". Mem-
iniug, rliinf RrsllrKand'i.Or.fnir,perriirniin eve, y
spK-ies ot t-em exi-epl workmg buUi.n lleles,
SiitykarA)s atAwaVsntrl ikalitm.j j , IJ j J
OtDii 4tHi 'phlUir's' House
JNO. C. ANKKNEY.
JuneS-t-dtr
LLL
Ibuer Stephen!, ) No. 2911,
' ' ' . r, , i Superior Jurts
AjUK-UANT to avxitjomapf th? Superior Court of
Moi)ig -mry oftri. Orfitrt tt.tvvJ rflTh mQ
muse, ut iis Junt. Term, K. 0 18J4, I will, on
Tauday, AiHjit iIh, ISM, . ,
xtti door ol the o..r. itu,ig4m ti of Jir n,
id pil county, tiwa f ha. hours of two aiui fmir
''fltltl J AV rlv'''yj.fll- r I UMf MlffTJI tti tl
hiRlivHtbt1i1i; ftimtio.flrfK ),,i5(rtUf pr-n,lr-i:
art of tli porth half or vktiiod nutnhr ,fcj'itpn
08). Ku'i WgitM tytfi)t Mrngii ium,liTr
live (5), ln vreQ the Miami rivm in Motgun y
tountVf Ohio, besinning nl the BfUf t&AHi vnnr oa
the wfht hue of naid Htetutiun ; theu- north l J xo'
viiKhly-lwo (82) po en to aco-nttr; thei.ct nouth 8i
et. t two hitntire! and f1(ty-itst 4 ihirry-itix kun
ilr-dth (Hfti3ti loO) im eeTui porDr; thcuutj Honih
f' -asjt e'liL-wo ftad fori eighth huudru. thtf
it !) fnir 4 tutur4 ! "' Aorth 4H whn(
lwo nuntirfd uu njiy- our ni lorty nunnre nn- vf4
44MUO) yolm (o.iBe tlHua of itetfinniux cootsun.oK
one nnriTT'"! an ' ivTrrry nine na aereruy one nun
dre.liba ltiH7-l(Ha.ir. . .. - .
Baid Vtni.i" Urkiut tvrtf tVillfH i-nt 6 tntrefitte,
hnii upon n a drhnK two log cabini. a frame leattat
h.n i ue, a largo urvhurd, atid about (.iietn aiTP of
rirnber
Appraisad atl'diMi an
an aoie. Uh
""".S- MnyfleU for f'17 J14
UlvO. W. MUAHlKk,' -
j r. Master CoMmiiriiyiiaifr.
. July 0, IhAi-dawla.
jut
John dettelon,
i i Hholeaaltj Dealer la
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Foreign aDonicsuc LiQUors!
t v aeca-t,! . c.
! Oi X5 Tblra OireCl,
DAYTON, OHIO:
KEEPS ON xAp Lagead,Ai-r-a Quauluy
o , t i , . ,, i f
Bourbon, Rye, and
; Other Whiskies,!
BRANDT", OIN, RUM, BITTERS, AC.
j vjBs,Alsxitvrg)xokiTfC1girs."a
SJuit 14. last. dAwU
r . "-v - 'it iaa rj'i ht
siai - iiojA i
Men. Medical.
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vice onetmuie. . i.Il
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J i ntinnlirtn II i. nt ni., (.Hsr frt int nlte
truubi.d with these eon ptsfo's to tiy "tie it Je- ol
J 9rtck'attiT t Mellifluont Cough Btttenm
to cominrethr-m '.t at it t ths lt r""prsiloii ever
' " .""t only i-nres iheiWf nn,.,.ii,.n,.,i .,
iiar.il sirtj Lens, bm.lt cure Nta-hf Swssls r-i
! Hr,mig f , ,,And .sn.lhi,r rsir" em
iinnnixin iwi. 11 is pi. .nt m ., n
1 V'?'aJ."" . rJr' Ceyte perbniiif .
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I"U EKYr.i.Y f n(? r.mi ol mm liHirftsinK
Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
RHt wlitu UioiM. say w tm have used it:
mr. t imrifrri w . f .unci, nm, of l.tMbsviHp, nrrl Mr. .1
'' I1". -'iuoini Hti.O .both v-rjcuieti-wtrunr.K
tnpy hnv trie'ri fvwruhina but r iil.l nt.iain ntfJLuit
Plt aHtl.0v1r
i'iifii
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he.wbo'sriiflfrnigiotiyit.
"k for -d n ( ,. '
, , "T ?'rI'a1 ' tie Remedy.
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Strickland i Anti-Choltru Mixture.
.romposiUon ,,r astringent,, .berti,n.e, , Ha, .
1 Innte and esrminetlves, ahu ll i ver ) MMo'sii Tr,,..
7'" - Pparau-a mn v, ,n . n,,-i o
Xl'al. Ifl?!;
nospiiais hr it gm. the sr. si-i (susrar-,,,..,. i'.
- ZZ XVS?.
'ly m ili woru or liirM..,,,.i ...
' fc."r. w"0,l"ul Covinwon. My., ui is m hnpi j
1 uhoh'm mTi
testimonials ir-,ni pn nis i,o hsvi - im mim a sum
' ly,,?lTT"l ?I?.W,J.,:",rJ,,'"',1!'Vt.,.,B'''
Hair Restorer.
nrelcrttsivil tlru iimimmvip
A OAIiU TO THK PUBLIC.
qHJ! UNIiERSIONFn hereby return Iheir tlisnl.-,
-L-ioAtr Valentioe Fries, Agint,an.i the
" ' " ",a " IWilirAai
.oewTork, for the great promptness they have
shown In pnytr.fr to lis (he aninni.t ol Hie in-ur. nee
l on the lifi- oi Pei.r Kmher, deressi d. S.ld Jtialn-r
insurea nmnieHT,r ine I.H.. Ill ot bin vile srd ilm-
dren, on the HlHI dv o April, 1WI4 He Mi.l.lfWy
took sii'k.and led nt the 3d dny ,i My, lkr.4
on this d.iy ihe I'ompnny ),s mm us ihe sn.ouM i.f
the insiirnn-e Sl.iot) We riilnk it nuht that ll, pol,.
lie should know tbvse Isots.
, ', ' BAHH4RA KICIIKR.
I Payton, Way24,lS04. A. JJuoltsT. l,d
I ' vitorrsisoH uk iiiiAai's'
i 'J i. ! I . . 0.T OF.NTJINB
HAIR .RESTORER!
DISKASES OF THK KCAL1
l rpH K nkill ol tlie n.rriical feouiij in trfttitip Jia ns?i
; X oi Hi vent). hs,l n,oil . ol t Rfps. I tit tj i i
!','u " uV,i' : auoeesr.-ii.t inv.sinLi n ot
eau.e is uisuovereil, it is en liner ilnprn. ,i u.iy t
orsd into Ihe .'.Hee.e und crri-f a pi tniruu-i.t ii.i.
iJlstasra ol Ilia scalp lisn- I en, pion. uuieu ,I liml.U-
bs tn me of thv inoeii-iiuiii ut phtsictubs. 1 i,ie ue-
voted
j a S.4US sjj- t l't ui, . , , , ,
To this peculiar part or the humen trame, and I am
miisneu inst I possess
THK ONLV RKMEDY
So Urn known, tlmt wnuM perninntintly prfldicati
. Uio-e JujtihfiuDie (im:iiHH of the hoaii t
SALT RHEUM, feCALD KA1, -And
othr tritfmpmia div oaneH, nt rentortj i n hair to
tliui-e wh' riatTe tvctinie tatld, 'lo n ake
t ituod ti. e- kiat-rtion, 1 will foiiiii
'J i'lfE HVhlDHED lOLLAliti '(
If ,1 fail to cure tbe wor-t rnes ot di -nsed acaJpFi I
(ce lorjgeBt standing wiih the
ON.Y OKHVUB HAItt RBVTUKElt .
Held ihv rblinwioa: 1
(TflAi'imofiij (4 Jkitau'tih Uouid.) , ..
, ,M Aiiim, buy Yoju.
rir. J-tMuwn: Twn Tenrtt ajfto my toMfi heratni
tjift. wpti.Hiiu my uHirriinnienre u io lail out Try Ir.!.
I Tae difli ahe Npit'tifM-ntil rry tt'fl'p out irnijlf-ie
1 nor. Jt bifamfl vtr p.ti.iui, mr icht fit twglt wp
hroaia?n; th Utrmti hi.u i.t-liihr e-ennniloi. wbi- ui !()
por ahlp; 1 houU Hj-ly rt myiy ailtr jt , l til
only mon entHi y reii-1 I rf ttMiItt d t t ml j I wi
vi ant ol ihiis oity I waa irWornfd ,y ttM m that .he
dixcuHit wnh Khii h Di j 4c-lp Maa al.tctt-a vita ( e U
I Kli uni. vul that Hit y i-yi.lti niit lmr)t iim ltti4
I your advi'ilint-ii.t ut and atitduditl lo f-nsutt jtii.
Voti i.it'i me tl.it I you aoulu t-imli ii the dipt nftu
and rfhiuif my le-ir, whiet. had Uft-ii.e wry tl is.
Wiin tiiut ns-t rMK-e 1 pi need ui)iili in your r.anua,,
,v w-hIu m ierl-.l)v well, ami list hair h. c-ui-td tj
tyiliMtJ K-mK-t-t ally yoillin. . . .
ivi uh. f-iiAH u i lii, imo. 1,7 !unis. rearl Firel
If i-r. fart HoVnr.wli l.vd l.y all vho hat ui-ttj tba
Ifhir Httor-r, and their name i Lf-glon, that it ia
TDE 0KLT I'KKPARA'.IUN
That would eHsrtua'lj- and pfrmanenily reafore th
hairot ihoaeahoare t -aid, and preveat
T1JE H AIR FHOM KALLINQ OFi".
Tlie I 'i rue and lantilly inrreainghale oi ttitx ritio
ia the iirUkti'! evidwiK ti ol the iuaniioll tirutraia it ia
nuulv-riiug upuo
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
Th runfViVrfc of tht puhlit haa tVTonetained, nn4
tht? all uniiv tn utiesiiog tu it, nit nt and Tat Hiij.nn
oruy CVFU ALIi PBKPAttATHWB
r,.'riiitrhdtif,',ti. I do iiol rrfiomnii nil my preara-lioiitoitMit-v
hmr to ti' w ix left in lieL! aa n moy
nioniiw, ait ma airnpic imt'tiirr-ihilKy, end tuinlij m
roiiNitaieiit wilh the lawn ol Nalnre. I o Uiu-e w Im urn
akaptKeJor wurt-duloui.l wdl n aU a bona ttdeotraii
I will forfeit 1,00
(One Thom-Mid Dnllara) if I fail to cure the w-nu
fweivff1,aMl"1 v f0
' " lUJB-ONLYKM JKfi AAIB BKHTOKfcB.
' fhia w.tnderful remed) i, old by drujigiMa giner-
ft9 vnvooiKor got it 6km
I- N B '"'in en Aranteed fn every rn.e where lUedi
' rection tor e are implmit( oU-yt-i..
i at rrij, ii per ui(ie, or ix tiotiiea fhr ff.
FKiil'. H. A. UK MI NN, .
I Hole Proprietor, Ko. (irt-rtae afreet,
- h" ymk
NOTICE.' .. ..
A PfTITtOtl will r-e presented to eovemor
J Urolith (or the pao-iton of cisyboro ilatrsn, sew f
prisoner ia the Ohio raaitenttory
aSOwt A1XAB1KI BAOAV.