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niUHSUAY, JANUAIlY lit, IfCi
Current News Items.
Th Richmond Examiner ol the lGlh ins!.,
persistently elii.s that the minion of Blnir
to Richmond hu brought the peace question
toapoin which provides for the appointment
of C'uinmtssioiiera on eithenide, with author
ity lo lay a pe.;s foundation. The Kichmnnd
Whi(r on the same sul.jerl says : lltat it it the
belief in well inform) d circles lh.it the inter
view belcen llliiir and Pavie may leail lo an
authorized conierencw between tlio two gov
ernments. On tha lS'.h ittst, tin President wm "doe,
eted" ll day with mm unknown parties
and denied hiwie.lf to all comers. hitl
wonderful fellow the President il Great
events may be speelily anticipated.
Gen. Thomas hu written a letter lo (he
President, in whiuh he affirms that 11. wd rao
not gather an army of 20,008 men, and lbat
the South Wet it practically a conquered
country
The telegraph informs ut this morning that
the Government is hourly expecting ' more
and most important news."
It is understood thit the State bounty to
vnlnniaars in lli in Slate I. a been fixed at
$1.i0.
Ia a late, speech upon the resolution that
the Military Committee "hall iiiquiro how
many icrsoiis arn incarcerated, and lor what,
in the military bsstilcs of Washington, it is
said thai Ksjhoii, ol Iowa, hatidli J the Secre
tary of War without gloves. When the vote
wai taken, I hern were hut five nays and one
of them was Tltuddeus Steven, who opios.d
the resolution on the ground that it was "vi
tuperative, and a censure uihiu Stanton"
Upon the es.ro it ground, wo suppose it was,
that the other members Toted in its favor.
On Monday morning, between C and 7
o'clock, the magazine of fori Kisher iijilo
dd, killing Liid wounding two or three hun
dred persona
Many vessels and lives were Inst in a late
gale on the Gulf of Mexico.
Tho Confederates claim to h.ivn captured
700 prisoners at Beverly, Va.
The President has nomina'ed Gen. Terryi
the hero of Wilmington, n Mjor General
Comptroller VuCullough recommends a tax
upon the issues of State Ranks, which will
retire them in lees than no time.
Our total loss in the Fort Fisher enptare
is estimated at 750. The probability is that
the onmber of killed alone exceeds that
number.
The President has approved of the joint
resolution to notify Great Britain of the
wish of this Government to teiminatn the
Reciprocity Treaty.
The Postmaster General has prepared and
transmitted to the Chairman of the Senate
Committee on Post Otliaes, a bill to provide
for the prepayment of all printed matter on
and after Jan. 1, IbHifi.
The army appropriations fo the year are
$51 l,2ii27, against $C19,7G,024 last year'
The navy appropriations aro $7,972,000,
which aro two millions less than last year.
By a special to the Journal of this morning
we learn that an accident occurred on the
western band trnin on the Columbus Piqua
railroad yesterday, by which twenty-five per.
sons were more or less injured, out, it is
thought, fatally. The accident was caused
by a broken rail, and occurred about eighteen
miles east of Piqua. The car w.n thrown
down an embankment of 20 feet
Butler's Farewell to the Army
of the James.
The full text of tltia artfully wonlad
document will be found in another col
umn. Tho Columbus (Vimh says it
"brctttlieu an extranr linary Kpitit of in
Rtibordinution and ilt flnuro ;" wliiln the
Cincinnati Commercial, with characteristic
brutality, siiggPKts that "it may well lie
tiuestioiicd. whether bo Hboitbl not be tliut
for it." Shooting men to death with mus
ketry, has become a national pOKtitne in
this country ; ami tho Commercial ia al
ways ready to labor for the gratification or
the taste of the popular majority. The
lives of men are only more valnablo than
those of (logo, ImcaiihO it ia superior sport
to end then more "the rngo," too, and
more interesting generally. That an Ab
olition paper, however, like the Commer
cial, should Imi so prompt to demand the
blood of an idol like Puttier, may bo re
garded an niguiticaut, if not suggestive.
It reminds one of tho turn taken by af
faire toward the close of the French Inv
olution. In this aspect it is hopeful, anil
a runes tlin beuiiitiinif of llie cinl of tlio
American Iteign o 'J'orror. Tlio quehtion
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the violent and proscriptive party, whether
one of it. Dioat brutal anil most popular
Vll a L t rri t a ,
IcailoiS HhuUm uot De bhot. lliia .act com-
meniUiUelf unto our ju.lgment aa thai
most Lojwlul indication of approaching
peace of anything that has transpired du
ring tlie progress of the war.
liut what, the careless reader wifl in
quire, is contuiuod in the address of But
ler, that warrants such severe and savage
criticism ? As we said at the outset, it is
has at last been raised within tlie ranks
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an artfully worded paper, and its full im-
poit will not ho -..,Kht l.T tho geneia
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loader at llie first hurt id pent.nl. IJ.it
iuik how the Army of the J sines is ex
tolled ;
Those skill il in war have marveled a your
valor. 1 our lines of works have excited the
wonder oi other nations who have come
learn defensive war 'rum the monuments of
skilled labor Yourl"td. have render
Vour name illustrious. lo after times
your General's proudest memorial will be, to
say wiib yon, "I, too, was of the Army of the
James" 'I o share Mich companionship is a
pleasure; to parto- pa'e iu such sets is an
honor; l i have commanded such an army is
glory. A'o one ron.i yield it vithnut reyrct.
These art Inl sentences of flattery are pro
ceded with the iiifmmntion that liis com
mand had been taken from liini liy order
of llio 1'iesirlent ; ami ftillowd by ttiw
reason why it was taken. 1 to had lwcn
chary of his rrenuu. charge ; and had re-
fined to order the vtel ft tarriae t.f lit
liiut nf aurk m.JJlrr, tlr In t.lnin word.
. i i. ,i , n t .i . .t i.
lietieifil Holier IiOlu Inu lii,n tliut the I'rna.
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niciit tins tak.'ti iiio coininuii l ot tlietn
. u . .. r,,.. v;. t.. t. i .t it
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w.dl to order their narlcss sari litre. , 1 lie
stiatcirv of Duller, in this address, is of
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tho incut of originality. It was eopid
fiom that of Mink Anthonv aaelit ite.1 bv
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the death of ( resar. Hut Dntler does not
conii-al his object so clcveily rn Aiitliony;
for bile he stirs the iiassioi'ta of thohe to
whom ho addresses himself, ho does not
bother with any ptelensc of palliation
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he does not detn to guard himself agamst
tho accusation ol "stirring up mutiny by
shieldins (he objects of hut fin v with the
attribute of honor. If, therefore, the
wrotig tliat Iiiin t't'en done to Ilittler was
petpetrated by "honor-Mo men," he has
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H-cineu iiio lact ol too small importance
to bo incorporated in his manifesto.
"My Grandfather was a Person
of Very Regular Habits."
ortjm. which was always nine o'clock. wkn Im
. time twenty five years ajjo, or perhaps a
little more, un a.;ed and highly resnccled
physician departs 1 this life in one of the
counties of Masaschusetts. In tact, tins
worthy gentlemen had readied at tha limn of
decerte, the extraordinary age of oue
hundred and Gve yours. No litilo interest, as j
may he imniined. had hovered around his
slowiy declining days, and this was nature! y
awak'ined to fresher concern at the period of '
his long-deferred Heath lie had always en-'
joyed the full estr cm of his fellow cilizens and
ol the medical profession, which imlurnlly
up to him as its father ond guide The 1
of his deib was onu ot great excite- j
ment in regard to the temperance question, i
and it was felt that most important leons for j
benefit of the caufe conld be derived ;
from ua investigation of the ordinary habits
if u gentleman of education and scientific :
attainments, whose hfe had been protracted
to such an advanced period, doubtless owing
to the rigorous adherence lo the laws of health. '
as promulgated and enforced by the total ab-
stinence advocates of the day.
Accordingly, after the lapse of a due sea
son, a committee was deputod on llie part of;
tho temperance societies, to wait upon some
relatives of tho old gentleniau deceased,
order to learn positively what had Iwen tl e
course of his life, and by what means be had
so long preserved an existence, in the posses-
ion of mental and physical vigor, until at
letiL'th it yielded to the. absolute decay of bodily
powers, without the intervention ot any acute '
dlieaHO
The deputation having proceeded lo the
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ancient physician s late place of residence,
waited upon a gentleman who was his grand :
son, to obtain Irom him all llirt particulars '
concerning his agi d relative. Alter due sen-
timnuls ol cuiidolumenl (md been expressed,
the suitable inqniries were propounded j
"Doubtless," said tha chief interlocutor, "your ,
grniidl.uhor, enjoying such a remarkable
span i.ft xisU-nce, was a strict observer of the
rules of temperance; we need not exoress our
cotiii.i.'iice mat ne imiulgetl in no excess in
ine uio ni i.urtiui Kinds ot drink. "Oh no,
sir, trie person turpi red of, "yon may he
.,..! w. iu. .u graiimiiiej wns a per-
son of very regular habits." "Hut wa should
like lo know, if you please, pursued the
questioner, "something in i articular, regard
uu bis mode ot life ; how, for instance, he be-;
gan anil pas.ied and ended the day. "Well,
str, wnen ne nrsi rose in me morning, be took
nnoui nun a giass ot pure Jamnictrnm; my
grandfather was a person of extremely n-gular
habits ; this was his upilorm custom '' "This'
I suppose, said tl e imiuirer, "was toeiuta
sortol fillip to his system, uflcr the leihurgy
of lengthened repose, made requisite, as uu
t xctfptionul cuiu, by bib very advuncod period
of hie. Please tell u what hi praciica wan
auriOK in resi 01 uo my. "My rranl.fttber
gemleinKn, wiw a person of very regular hab-
ilp, and Iu4k notbinjf e!ne of tbift mrt until 1 1
tiui a.niHi turn umy s Kiass ui tiumisict. rum.
linlefd ; did be drink anything wnh his
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half an hour hi lore dinner, he drank
a""it hJi aaj'haU o? SLd' Rrt
nfler dnnktnx that, it wna tie cuhtrm to go
fMlt (tT A ehfirt vVialLf Uml lulnrn ti tlionu.
Whn dlnnsr was about' half ih,n...h k.
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wniun men nriiiK, say, a glass ol rum, or
VhlxkV. Rl til. P.tLU tuiiftil Itn anI B,...ilia
when dinner wns over. Dinner was always
punctually on the table at one o'clock: lie
look no more until four o'clock, and afi.rlhat
"m11 ltiiy tea. Ilia t.ractita was
In .t.it.L ...til U..J
,.w .w ... u ..ti Hu.ii nnar unu
had a glass or two of whisky or rum; unltus,
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indeed, some neighbor or tricnil csme in to
him. II. fcn.rui.hl. .1-... .orl
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as I have rrmnrked, extremely regular in hit
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. ..U vw...u.L.u ". "un .uutiicr aim
hesitated about tiursuin? tha Inquiry any fur-
ther. It occurred to them, however, that it
would ba well to save themselves, if possible,
in regard lo the uts of tobacco. "l)id JJr.
ever stnokn r . asked tha chairmau.
"1'bat" said their host, "was one of his most
regular tiatnts. tie was uot oltea without a
pipe iu nis niouin, wnen not engaged proles-
sionallv. He did not soiok( in bed." "Surely,
, en days of the week . My e randlalher'i hahifs,
tolas 1 have observed"- "Oh, confound your
grandfather and his hahits,"hroka in the qtis
yonr I Honer, out r.f all patience. . "1 your par
ed doa. si', hot il is not nerensary lo pursue this
i subject any furlhor." Botton tbvrier.
then, he osd tobacco in no niher weyf png-
'"'" ""octer. "My ,r.adlather,
i""' S""'W afternoon, gentlemen, Pr -
chased a certain quantite of p.gtail toUcco,
ay, from iweniyone to twei.ty three tnct.ee in
length; tbi, he cut op into .ever, different
portions, one ol wlnrh, per day and no mnrr,
ha ased lir rhewin in lh mwht rA the .
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General Butler's Farewell Address.
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General Butler's Farewell Address. HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA,
ARMY OF THE JAMES, January 8.
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'ron-barred gales of prejudice, opened new
''"Ids ol freedom. liburlT and equably of rinhts
i 10 yourselves and your race turever. Com
bis fades of the Army of the Jame.', 1 bid you
farewell, fsrowelt.
flollitr$ of llie Army of the Janet:
Your commander, relieved by order of the
l'resident, takes leave of you. Your ooudaut
in the held has extorted praise Iroin the un
willing. You have endured the privation of
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' you have stormed and carried works deemed
I irr i reg liable hy the enemv; vou have shown
the pjitiou lo he so by holding them against
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I nil nercesi aanlt in the attempt lo retake
tntm. i bose ski, I'd in war have marvelled
at the obstacles overceme hv vour valor
"ur lines ol works have excited the wonder
' of olhVers of other nations who have, come lo
I ',''rn de'ensive war from the inoiiutiieioe of
J.'ur ,lMf,i Whor Tuur deeds have render-
iflyour name illustrioos. In afur times
j vour General's proudest memorial will he to
I ""' yon, "I, ton, was of tho Army of
Uie .lames To share such cool turn ionium
j, . ,,t..wr, ; , par,,,.!,,,,. in (u',.h BcU ,
. an honor ; lo bave conimamled such an army
lmJ- No ""' '!.! " iihout r. grei.
rvnowinir vioir wiiiimv nt.rfia..,.A in
itnesning vour ready devotion of vour blood
in country's cause, I have been chary of llie
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I" ' ",un ir;e coiiiiiieu to me. i nave re-
f,1M.d ,orrter the nsele.a srtcrifice of the lives
ol such soldiers ; and while 1 am relieved
""" n,n c,,n""'"'l. aled blood of my
hcIioij I am re scumble to ti.-nl and my couu-
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Junes; In this army you have been in-aled.
mil tHOorers. but ns soldiers. You have
snovii yourselves wormy hi Itu ttnilorm you
we r. The best tilliaers of the Union army
seek to command yon. Your bravery has
won tha admiration even of those who would
be your musters. Yonr patriotism and cour
age have illustrated the best qualities of man
hood. With the havonet von have unlocked
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER,
Major General.
The Passport Excitement in
Canada.
Our Montreal, Quebec and Toronto ex
looked changes t yesterday contain abundant ev
period idencr a of the excitement still existing there,
in relation to the enforcement Ol Mr Seward's
Passport system. The Montreal Herald pro
file nonncea it an "intolerable nuisance" while
on Munday the conductors of trains on the
Great Western Railway would not be allowed
to pursue iheir ordinary vocations on the
bridge at the Palls without a passport and
passengers were subjected to close inspection
by "the myrmidons of the American Provost
Marshal." The Spectator odds:
"Tha result of all this ia that the passenger
traffic on the Great Wslern, and trains con
near necting with its terminus, hat been consider
in ably iejurtd. We have been informed that a
convention, composed of delegates from the
roads referred to, is in contemplation "
A telegram from Quebec to the Toronto
Globe savs:
"The demand tor passports since Friday
), kenl his Kveellen..v .n.l tl,. P.....:.i
we learn from tha Hamilton si,.., .k..
Seeretf.rv h. Th ...t. .j i.
- -h' vounuiB
must he making a fortune. It ia considered
doubllul whether the American Government
will relax iheir order nm.l ih .,.;.l. .
given tin."
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Comptroller McCullnugh has prepared a
bill tax'ng ti e notes of local hanks at the
rale of three per cent , commencing April
1st, and an additional one half per ceut.
each month thcrealter unlit tha ,-.;m.,.
of six per cent, is reached. This will drive
oat of circulation this class of paper money
which amounts to about $130,ll00,0il0, but
cannot sen now it is to contract the
preseut volume of currency while National
lianks are inoreasing the circulation at tha
.rate of two lo two and one hall millions a
week, arid Mr. Peajondea ak for ili.n.a.
linnary power to maka further issue of Gov-
ernment paper. Isn t it like stopping the
spigot ami opening tbe hunghole'f Vinein-
nut Gazette.
A Convention of self-annninle.l atmliiinn
delegates assembled at Nashville the other
dev. abolished slavery bv resolution
inaiH thai old bUckpuard, I'araon Hrownio,
for Governor. The Republicans pretend to
b greatly rejoiesd at the privilege ot bailtoff
Tennewwi as a 'reo Bute I TennMM is
about ns free as Missouri. Maryland, Mexico
ana i oiana crtats. ;
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New Advertisements.
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UnU JMJU H'UKtTi.
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uraw,, MfwiiM wnsnn. usrsuu, widuw, .1
I u PrntiAts Court of Moutanmarv nnintlw ni.ln
l n )iiriuiiicf, or sn or.t.r vruiiu-l ry th Irott.
I f UnniKnmwy oouuty.ohio, I will oirr fur
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, ui"ic UU ill u;ai Ol HAIU Hlly Ol UHVtllB.
tt"tl Mfwiwrty .wMtuatMl mwm bh mrurr of Wnyna
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w' il- tll,"-L- Aturatv. Jaaiati
AUMINISTKATOR'8 NOTICK
XTtJTIOl is hrrehy tlya. ihst the snhwritwr hts
J. hccii cpomu-.i and usiirled a. Aduiiiu.iraior
"-"- iwDmn, tat. a Moni.vm.ry
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PHOEBI BRA01LIN.
T K B JK. T E R. 1
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A- Mo '-Lflb- twvtt AM) MANsGRB
Mr. . W,P. -. for , he uaihre. m,ih. L.ee
an. Mnnurer t.r tti New (ir II ue, ('uiumii,
ree,rOullv i-niioune, to th eiltsns t IiftTtia lh4
KM KKfAIMSKN IS remmroxing
WK01K.SDAI KVIMXU, JA.M'IKT lth,
When will b rMDi(l for ih 1irM tim li ytB
Hi fftvat H a i'tu Moral lrmnof th A, In Uur
Ate m,. v'nhi lat.lfiuiK, enUilrtJ
THE TICKET i) LEAVE MAI,
riifttTiivvii w jm.tr tiit1 rrry wHin hf USt pmi
l , th prt m, n 1 th nn'i'it. Tt-f ihn, will m r
wiih th f;M v rMWlh ( Mi Kulirw OolumtMt Oprrn
llnutf mpiiif, kintfoAvi of faoitiA at hm twlAr-
.I in tup iToi-iuitou. r. r fmruoiii m wn ro
nn-iniei' lfceI.T.
lmr oin nt rmmrnrc iU T1 pmrinfljr.
A'tniiflition 50 oaiiu, UUlerr :t6 tnt.
iW K. U. ItAlLKT. A!.
1inKfc;r BimK L-T n ftaurta7' Iami ih nnt
ut rdwr loK n lrfo f'nolioi Book ronUnniOK tu
iwofn Mfrn nj fi'H uotiAfft in moovy, mfti iHir-
iiAnin m ?-r chun- fni m rhct-k en Hitrahmmn A
Orrmn'it Hnk frr f 1. tnTi4e lo EIiBAlwtli Miilr.
Th netl. rwM pi rruiru thm foi k?! Hook to ih
oiu'-fin'r, or to 'nr. Biu. nr the roar Mil Hour
on (tie VfDtUhft P k . Th )ymnt ol lh vherk
Ortrl fvf-U IO'prJ.
PKTITION FOU PARTITION.
Mnry nubpr v. Gftorxa Hatter. JmoH flahrr, Jho
n iinir, nutruM iiuuer. aiic iiubcr, 1.111 Ana
Uuber.
Cuxt of Common ric" of Vontgomorr county,
Ohio. In 1'Miittion.
rnnnaK HUHtK.or iht suite of Tltmois. Jacob
X Uutr, ol M. JuHftiih coiinlT. ln l'nu!t. John K
iut-, lnrti.n Untjv-r. Ahr Utiieiir auJ Ann K. llutxr
II or Bloiiltfi inri ft uuly. Ohio, mil Uk oln tttiU
pitf)oii wk 1 AtonQiat ili-m 00 the Win Jijr of
JftDur, Ufil, in tin Court cf Commou Plft of
Montxtimi'ry rouotjr, Ohio, y Mnrf huhr, ml it
n pentl nir. whv-r m n ) Maiy iluhr rlemnHi rr
tition of Hi fctiit.wimc r) c-inie, to-wit: Viimtf in
Urf cimi ol !UotiiKnirT ait.t it of Ohio, lo. No,
i n n tn U'-viinrr a naiition to the town or Miftro
lahort', in -m. 1 iMMtoty, a . at of wtnch is rvoord-l in
I'bit RMik A, i ti t( tn riworilii of Moolsjomery
cnuniy, oh'o; Attii that at Oi Of l tTin of wutl Cot
ifiH n'1 M-srt- HuheT will ily lor an orJur lbat pnr-
MAKT UliBF.K
A oa il CtsAT, A Horary.
FAUM l OU 8ALK
IRTWKI!I now And the 11 dsv of MmnIi A. I
J imIi, Mtli tw-il hi imvjiIh lf my fsmi xiiuHteJ t
iniin rni or ii.mwt.uri. Wou'koih rv counlv. Ohio
f'in ronlAtn- fH m-rw, t in a good tttt of i-ul-
tiTHiiMn. hxion it a tT-'ed fntniA houn and m inrti
'wn, nnpfin'iium 1 1 mm ir-a or lftf Teinety, in
Iwnriiift order, a fxood proportion of naid lantl hat
upon a th ry bfat ol ti t br; nmn wtr in l nii
arn . I or prn f oiner pnrtii'iitan. plrftc Mill on
Hit cuts r iicr. ou t)i prnii'M. or of Adam t'lT. m
liTinNi.uri, uino. Tf mi", y4 iMfh on April 1, lafiA,
a in on, and y iu two yearn itierparter.
i"-Mt t-AMlkL 7,KHRTN.
DENTAL CVllU
DR. K. tMXWlY,
WOULD rpecl ul)y inform the citsonaof Dy
t n ti at h MiU lUHprt irholfi nis f trth un-
P r and low-, oa iik;Amxtd Kutiunr, io ih moat
MllrUVtl AIXl .WttUtl Mil Ml Vie DlH IHKlriKi unit a.lmi I
of lor the oum ol I to, um.iik the beat iiuUensl ami
varnmunK him work ln HAtiftta. Uon. Th w-
wOo aisli 10 have tv-(h iniMrted on KubWt wuulU do
MOll to rl( at ku oltk' ,Nu. Thud atrcal. ttliorc
they ran be AtvorMiiiotUued witti auy niatonai or auy
yle ol tUt they may desire. jialbdAwSiu
fiT.il V
KKS(IN8 DESIROUS or
ins tli.tr
HAV
llA.W.-i TUytU CARKPUl.hr
Slid pprfccllv, wilt t:.ai.a nT. orrfprs al HUT'l'tR
SIKI.P lUlNtrs lillllK AMI PAPER BTOUK,
uornrr ol Third and Main strrela.
('nn!.'' i. RUKCIEST.
Professionl Card.
1sAWNOT1CE.
C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,
JAS IlifoUMCn THE PKACTIO OP LAW.
Orncs (forth. rt.anl st his ra.id.iiv., No."J2ll
Tirntsir.ct, lnyt,,n, nhio.
Orrics lluusa Irimi IS A. M. lo tlir. P. H.
Ii.vtos. u. Nov.nilstrl'Jtri, ls(4. navltu
MILITARY!!
P&EPARE F0R 11IK DRAFT.
TttK nmloriind hsv. (xnt s RcriiiliDs Offlc.
I No. ins TlnrJ .Irctt, (Dhio Illock.) titular Ilia
rovohl ftiarHlial's utiles, tut ar prepared Ui till tha
MUCUS nl I ha vari',11. sllli-,1 Hindi, at tholoweat rsu-s.
v un a call lfiirc.iii slncwtinrs. 'I h.i lilulivst
prioe pact lo vuluulxurn and ul,lilulc, and a lilrl
.utn aid to soy puricn t,rinHiOK us rocruita.
JiMKI'll I'l'MN, I.Kuf Ih.Niiioty-lhitd,
l. l. ANTuNUTai,
Ju7ila.ld 1 liird slrsel, Ohio Block.
T II K DliAFT.
300,000!
l'KEPAUE FOR THE DRAFT!
CI1KIHT. R. B.0KI,Klt. FRANK ORAUMANN,
Ult.'IIAUO CHAMIlEKi., JOHN U.KliANK.
ARK riarnd to n't. pontrocta snd till tha iiiioWs
of lonhiH sod Wards under Urn call lor uoi,
ti uluuUars. CimniiU:rr..ii maka uoulracla wilh
citliar of tlio iil.ovn parlies, and kav. clioir auolaa
Tuui,Uy lilted. '
orricK, so. wo tiiikd stbrit, ,
Ivor K-iiiir HU.pgwIiuan's oirtce. Addrrss Ihrouah
IValatlic ,
law.Mni 0. a.-HCKI,Klt A no.
A FaRM for saieT
IULF A MILE KKOM DA1T0N.
3tIK anlwcriliar will salt kis Ksrm within hnlf a
milaaf tha aity ol Dayton, and sdjoinms Hi. mi
ty and ram.Htl, on lha Uarmaalown Pikt. Th.
ataios 47 acros, mor. or lesa, anl is III. bant
litom land. Kor furihar Informsti.o a.l . th.
sulM?rttar, oa til. prpnnsa..
ootis-wtf HANIKIi HHAFVKR.
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel
Np;W AUUANOEMENT.
"WAONEH So shirk:
c (sUOSBaSOa VO MHBU1.B. STaiaRLBW)
HA VB takan this old and nopulsx Hotel on arrsnd
slraat, Hiiytoo, and hope by their attention lo
hUHin.H. ia siiMUvin u wetl-aarntid raputaliou ut this
wrll koown houne
The Mrvicoa ol Mr. Henry rustor, so widely knowa
hsra been retainMt as Clailt. '
Tha ptiooKo: its fowncr frludsis conddantur
utkiiolBd. auipi. daw
WANTKU Hit HrtTI'l' VTEb W. .ill luruish sub.
atitntasoa appliralioa sod muslar tnent la I.
bdv Ihstnct in tiluo. Alwtys pronar.d to racaiv. ra
crilils Th. Inirhcst liouuly paid. A lilirraj fa. to
liaranoa hrinsiriK recruiu. Oltata, room No. I. Paat
urh.-a itinidtua.
d. Wdll MITCH RLL, allliLKB A CO.
JOHN VKNUS' liSTATK.
NIITIIIR is harehy siva. that the anaennaned has
lieeu duly .ilkiuUmI and nualirlada. adMUstnv-
lor 90 lh
l.uu Vaults, dac.ea.ed.
Novamliar all, Uoi.
..rile-, aw
UAKVr VstNtJa,
TUUNl'lKK ELECTION.
rpit K Hliu kliold.rs f Ike Dayion WoaSern Turnpike
1 Omnpaiiy sra nalilind that Ihcra will Iwan aiao.
lion hold si hurley M'I'svcm.Weht Aleisndri..l'rt'nle
c..,0oti tli. soiond Mondn(9lh)ot Jsousry, Isa1!, lor
the .laoltou of flv.tlwo.tors to sarv.Jha .osuius
yr. , A.N It U fitlaLAF, .
Clothing.
5,000 MEN AND BOYS
W A N T E D !
(Si-..
TO BUY OVERCOATS,
TKAVELINO SHIRTS,
BUSINESS SIT8,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS
OIIAWERS AND WNDEnSHlRTS
Foe lass monay lhaa any other Clothing Uotts. in
Dtt' to.. Wahaalaava t. raroiud Ih. bntjia that wa
rfsnd in connection with a lsra WholaxalalHoitiing
ManulsctUriOff llonaa in t'ltacnnaii ahicti nartainlv
analrias Hn to tfiv. tlio aliov. l.duo.rnants.
n. ax. ouastamtr raotavaia (Ua laiaat atytaa or
MLS' and YOUTHS' IL0TIIIG,
Which ia cwol.iHf slaotMj ftod wll mul. OrM anil
exAtaiiu our nxutik ol fJloUtmn, umtorm fHiruliHHitiv
Uvher, t
1 O 8
MAIN 8THKKT.
- ' 1 : . : - . 1 1 r
Afnts No Mistak. la Uialr aumbw and S1UN,
W.'.IICn I1ANG3 OUT AND IIBADS
CLOTHIERS
1
astvli-laadAw"
Mala ttrww.
Medical
CI'KES Gonitis Colds, Cor. Throat, Annans,
Constimplion. Il is only nccc-seaiy lor i'h) on.
troubled wilh lhaa. eomptsitits to try one bottle ot
Strickland I Mellifluout Cough BaUam
to convince them thst ills tha bast preparation ever
need. It not only cures the slstva sflactions of the
Throat end l.onii., Isil It cure. Nllil Bweala si d
Sisilini of HI' od and is en esnelleal ssritl. ler sa
kiod ol Hore 'liiriMt. 11 is pleaeniil In inkc.audi
..fa incilicioa l.r infants. Trie. e Cents per l.tt!e.
S'oraala by druiKlU lenerslly. .ilt
EVRKTBOPY In hc'nj- cumt ol tkifi 4liMtrpaicf(
UiKOftMe by (h dm of
Dr. Strickland i riU Remedy.
Rpivl wlml thf4 y who bTn ui tt
Mr. f'tmrlm W. Liid.ni, tl LouiHtiM, nnJ Mr. J,
P Hnutnlf, OirM'iimnti.i , .mln iTrurfd ut iT linifii;
ne pot ol Ir. Htrkklanfl'i. Pit- H-m1y. 1 ly vf
th? hnvi fried cTcrythln Irtit rrntrt otrfnin m rrln-
hut" one Hotot Ntrtrklnnit'i. Pi! Hytnljr i fli' inl
pm-ltN't cure nr utltrmf lor mnoj T.nr with ihr
worntkiD't of Filea. 1'iiey rtubn.mvntl extr? rn
who in HUfltrtnfjc to It It.
Ask for
Dr. FMcManr$ ISte Rtmety, t
Sohi hy tlniffu-iflu, roin pot. MsunlartHiet. at
No. Ktwt Kourtli al.Cim'innati, U. in 14
FLUX.
Strickland $ Anii-Cholera Mixture.
18 componitiun of fAtringeulnt i.or.- iiif, tlimu
Ian in and crminaii?ii, hirti veiy h,Mt mn .
kaowUnJa im the oniy irt-ralkn tl.it ll n'ccl a
'nnaufi.l cureof aJih.iI. mi,.i I after . 1 hi Anli
Cholirm Mixtura ia now in us in aonto of ur amtv
h0Huuila where it gma th r-atei Hnlielac Urn, fi
ha taveU ih live of thoiiwimla or our hi l tela ai.tl
otlisaiis,sud we .III itusrsuteeit lo be the lint HOjb-
oy iu -tie worm lor Liiarriicssnil Jiyfcnleiy.
Air Wavds.ol t'ovlrgton. My., .ill lie nil lupi '
to satisfy .nv one a. lo the virtue ol Sfrii .lend'. Acti
Ukolus Muture; in ttu t . have . greet uumt r 1 1
leetimouials from palitDte alio have tn cuittl alii i
baini pronounced in nrsl le hy Iheir t l yeirisne. u n a
snerbikiug only oue lotlienl tHrlcsfsnd'a Ai.ri Ihoi
eraMlituie. If vou sutler with lH.rihta and ivsen
tery try one tmttlc n,4 .
-a I l-J J a.
I l'HOl'EMMOH OK WU !'
OMLT OKKBINIC
HAIR RESTORER!
DISKASES OF THK JWCAi.i'. ,
3pH & akill of tha medieal facolty m treat in K tliKeaKex
L ol th atrnlf tuusin a majority ol .anett, been ll .
J by thiH, Utt moHi evui'ar dMiu uf lit hLiiiai.
frame. U ia uot to b wondered at, aa il n qtiirr Mifi
atuiy, d.ep r aanh andacaretu. invn.Unt.ou
i.iicauaa whiuh (ndiwe tl.tt diHenht. IuIiivh the
eitufo ia dieH-overotl.it ia an mur in.nhilify t
trad oat the diaeaft and cttect a permaiieul i;uif.
liHeaaea ol th aralp have .-een pronounced rtwuraM
by aoiiiv or the muht eminent ithymciauH. J have de
voted
IBAHS Olf HTIiUV
To I hi a peculiar part of the human .raroe. rdJ i imu
aaliMtled that 1 poaaeHa
THK ONLY HRNKD1
rioatraa known thai would permanently rrasiua --
wiwaw luvuiauoi uitMMa UI Ijie IHlft I. ., ,
BALT RHKL'M.bCAl.D BKAl, 1
And other oiitaneoua diheaaeK. and restore the tuur t
thoao who hav become ijdd. To n.ake
good the aaaertioa. 1 h ill forfeit
i FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
If 1 fail lo cure the worst caaea ot dmtwed a-nlp f
th I unseat atandux witii tlio
OUt.T OKNOIMK 11A1U USC8TORRI1.
Rend the following:
Tkifmvwu of M)t. Sarah flouM.)' '
... AtiAH.NimYow.
PaoF. I'kMunm: 'Iwo yenra ago my aralp i-tK-an.e
diaeiifed.afiil my hair cnminf lit:, d ttHali out Ver ISM. ;
Tae iliaratsv .prctui until my wntp na one fe,ti, tM
aor. II liecitine v.-r ( jiihu; my r.; i,b iitp.ii wnn '
hnken; (he huruinx und iti-hirp i-ennatldn wa ninni,-' '
portable; I would 1y r-n 'v n'ter retneoy, but
only momentary tvu t , , w ri i.i.iai. -
oi an of thin city. I wut iuti rined by them that 'the 1
uifieafie wnn wnit-n my tmip waa ami'ted waa tr r hi-H
hh- um, and that tbry t'ouht not bcnelkt nre. I read' '
jour adveniHemem and eondnded to commit yon. '
You aaxured me that vou would eradicate the .1... i.m '
and reHtore my hair, which had become very thin.
niwiiiiM pn-ii.ut:w i piiuiu my wit in your nangf.
and the roulU are, I I ave a luxuriant head ftf t an
my M-alu ih uerfctly well, and my hair haa et-atcd u "
lail out. Hei. pert Ail ty yourn,
Mai. baaau Gould, No. tlT South Peart tret.
It ia afoct acknowledged hyaHahohnve ted Ih
Hair KoMtorer, und their name la Legion, that tt la
THK ONLY PUJCl'ARi. 'MOM V''
That would eflfhetually and fpermanenlly reatora th
nsur-ii miH-s wnorw iwu, ana prevent i , .
1HK HAIR f-ROM ALL! NO OVW.
The lame and ranidlv increaain aale of n.Minraii
talhe atrouKe-tavhlenceof the mauuold beitehu it
ooulwrrmH upon
.i . ' THK BrWAN riMILT.. M : ,: i
The confidence of the pbMki haa been obtained, and
they all unite iu aitHiiug Lo ita merit and vaul mi i
out . I
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Rver iatrliduced. 1 do not reoomtm nd my prera-
lion tooauHO hmr to Krow at a ket id treMy aa inuisy
raontliH, aa it ia aimpleimtoiMibility( aud UlU) m "
oonaiateut with Uie lawaof Nature. rl o tho w ho are
akeptioai or iocredulouu, 1 wdJ make a beua tide uneu
1 wilt forfait
(On Thouaand I'otlar.O if 1 tall to euro the wrret "
caaoa of partial balUneaa, tinder fifteen yeara aiand-
'"TUJfi ONLY GXM INI HAIR XCSTOftlCll '
Thia woa4rtUl remedy ia aold by drujuiat genr
ally.
ir TOUR DHU(WIWT HAH NOT GOT IT MENU
VUH IT.
M B. Onrea guaranteed in every eaae where tie di
rectinna for rae are implicitly obeyed. t
aTPrtno. ft per bottle, or aix boiUea fcrfft. '
' PRtir. U. A. 1K MUWW,
Bel Proprietor. Mo. 8U Orautn atreet.
fMMlY Albany. New Yortr. '
UKUUT'S SALE . ,
o
VALUABLR PRt-PKBTY IN C ITY OP TAtToN.
John McLean, Administrator ol John MtaMfcbergcrp
deoaaad((va. Kdmuod auekei t at, t
C-e No. .iMi,
BY virtue ef, and iu obedience to, an order f ap
main by tn linnerior (Vmrt of httHKmery
county, Okio, I w ll otV-.r at publw aaJ at the door at
tlie Court Heuee In Payton, on
imtwnu, Jmmmry 14, laV,
At two eRlona p m or aaid day, Uim tolleaioa Ue
a. ritd reaJanUtH.vii: Ixtanumr-red two thousand
aix hundred and thre('i.t) and four thouawn! and
aety-one (aowltaa deaifmated on the revised piatoj
theiiy of DUn,in theueuatyof Monifveauery and
aiete of Ohio. '
Lot No iuxki Laalttiated en We a Third atreat north
aide, on wnieu there ia a Urte Iwo atory IraMo dwetb
i ha and other out buiideif boaae ho aO-end baa '
beu airfraUd at a,otMI.
LotNe.ouwl ia a vacant lotandexUnda (rem Aah
loy atraotto Prank a4smt,near Warren atitet, and
aa been appiaiaed at ML
Th above deamihed pmperty eannol nell for leaa
thaa teo-uurda of Ita aivpreieed value.
unwriMiv wtuABtAN,bheriN Moot, count v.
UPLIK A U4HII.I, AttOiueya sJ.M,lsawl
KVKf'IITnH'M MATirv
- ww,v tt U I I v MM.
PVVI1 l,n,lu..M. fc. i .
1 1 . L "" "pnoinieo: and uimii
i Had aa Ke.-uura f the eatate ol tetei Kbchy,
! . PfcTKR MHaHI.Y.
!Tw RL1AJ J-BaMLV.