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OAILY KMlUItE.
Nr wh ( araMoto Oarr.er.) ........ t 0
P., mil), pn' annum, In advance... a. 7 lJ
WKKKI.Y HMIMIMJ.,. ,
One nnoy pnr annum .....'........,.. tVl fl"
aar Inn Karma eir .nlv.. frwn of ) .stsija in M'ltit
ft iin Ty c-ointy. r.ytno.it in Ivatsi in tl! cajes."
' JOB PRINTINO.
Of every dewnpUnn, aaeatited on steam Ff. In
titers,,! tyla, and at reasonable prieea.
1'inplr Ilulldlng, . N. no Main St.
Piano Fortes.
O. J. WILLAIID, i
Ml OA II W AV,
ftlOLHALI
NEW IUIIH,
Piano Forte and Music Dealer,
WHni.asAt.a Airar roa
Win. A. Pond Hoardmau,
uraf oc I a'i wm
Knabe eV (Jo'a.
and otucr
riral-Ulaaa
IPIAJSTO FORTES,
VAffAnT. MWnttAM ,t CO 9 NEW PARLOR
ORG ASH, MKWniiOSK. (MORCfl HARMONl
IfAJW, MnsWTKAl;HFAlX AND DRALRRti
WUA HH KlIUNNllBD W Til HH KKT MUH10.
Instruction Hook, Piauo'a, Organs or Melo
eons, WhiilPHttlo Prinea.
Bant to any addr.-, free of poMn, on receipt or
, price. i
OumpoKtr. Price,
Victory at LaL Songand...
Ononis, l-y. Win P Bra it ury 30
Our noble iihioMmH Panned
. Away, Kulonf on Ida
(eeJ). of Ahrnliam JjHJ
, coin, by. ..-.J ft Thomas.. 40
It'a All Up in Iutie,y...'L uclter... . -. 30
Jeff in PetticoaUt, 4 Hong mr
thaTimAVy Tu!kpr. .. . ............
I'm Lonely Minn ho I ft Me...M K" r.. .H.MMM 35
Un, or vy dourn inPennnyWiv .
nyt..M ,..IIftw0'hiiii.Jt..,. 30
I beliey - bar true to nie....H Millard W
f have no much to U.11 .J A Thomftr,.. .... ,15
I.t fairn rtmt. A LiiIhiIm In
the! UvHUphei, OKoster.
." ' and embellished with hi
, likenes... -...... Henry Tucker.,.,. 40
lr.dmerick ia beauuiiil. Worda
by IlorcicatiU Comto...lan Bryant..........,... 30
lXa. Auir of my qome. i a
laul. sona and chnrua. by...Henrr Tneker
Mtllehaunaunderl' Hill.K C Plieli......
.... 30
beara me not ui oarx uu
pair.
A H Wood 3f.
J H MoNauuhloB-.... !IA
Mind you that
Moonlight with thae...,
... R Meyer w aft
MvtMMiiiiiitT i.tsme 4 manon tia
My Polly Ann. Oomm Ial Roed 40
Molhera HlaMelng P Wlddown... Wi
MtRie Moore P H Inaaa Wi
My AnRid Boy S n PoUir.... B0
MimieontheWaviiH. Dii'll...l Wdlmer SO
Never diwm my Inro in ' , . .
nhanire.;..,.: r RThomna... , Bft
ToM me, little Twinkling
ntar m w u urimii,.. pu
There's none to eay (rood ''
Nlirfit to me .......I 11 McNaujhton... B0
Tniet mealt fnall.nraotat all. '
Word hy Tnnnynon W K Dematr... .. 80
Be tholt forever mine. ...a H Millard...w BA
HMantiftil llrnnior(tor3uiUr,).B Winner...' Bft
nutifal Me at the Hea.M-J H Thamaa. :-.. HA
Hl.i.eyi l Kitly May ... ! U iHaaca H
CadaveroUM -lonen. Coniifl......Ueore Howdryn... W
1 oanno. oall her. Mother.. ...0hanil4rlain. Bn
Jennie Uvea out for Thee.. , ....! Mahon W.MW. an
RiatnKon theRly H JG Marder B
Kiaa me, fatner. ore I die. ..Walker M HO
Bury me in the Hua.tilne n Miltard.. ... Ito
Ansel Ohild VT H Burr.. Bft
Beai:tlfiil nioud M I Aradl BO
Bryant...'. U DKnimot....'.... 30
' .ii i ItHttriuiH'Htal. .
NBW WALTKBa. ',.,.('
L'Ardila. L Ar.lila... m
Belleaol Brooklvn H'O. Wm. Warren.... 1 l
UalilaUmnd Valae... Kui. Kot Wner.. ,.r. Ho
raunt....... - Th. OeaUn HO
flowing. blreanilel..........(lh. Wel Ih
Piuat Ueo. Wm. Warren.... 19
Harveal Home Jnana Manna Bo
Heart'a Aotia. ..Wm, B Allen - .
Id. .lean Manna fto
Ulna.... L Antita.. eo
.1 II 1 1 . I . M Killuu
Marckea and QuickMepit.
Lincoln Vitnoral March... .....,.......
Funeral March from Don Be.
be.Uao....... , Oh. Prailel 5
. MarohllonKroiaa....Mn.HM..H Wollenhaupt........ 6
i March Tnomrhale...H..i..nDr. Perahaau ...........
Marab. Montaneurin...M.U Mavber........w
, VarUUioH. .
Ileautiftll Dreamer M A Baumacb....
Oall ma not back from the
KoholeaaBhore. . . . .......
aar mother Iveoome home-
to Die . "... .
Dear mother Ive oome home
to Die ....0 (.roue
lanigiMl'a Ball .......A tWimauh......Hw.. I
Bend for lllnitratet Price f.lst of Instmmentiaad
Catalogues o! New Muaw. Addreia nnlara
O. J.WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Torteand Muaio Dealer. No
Broadway, New York. Jyltidly
841
Dry Goods, Notions, etc.
TURNER, WALKER & MOSES,
WHOLSJUL Dllini III
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Tailor's FurnUhlug (Joodn, ,
N. , , Turner's , Opera Hanse,
Dayton Ohio.' "' '
Ordara from ooun try dealers rwspaotfblly aolieited
, . . , oetlAdawt.
Merchant Tailoring.
NEW GOODS AS I SEW STYLES.
MEROnANT TAILOR
WOULD BKOLEAVKTOINFOBM 1118 FORMER
fliMinmari an. I lha imiiiio in ueneral that
baa reopened his Merchant Tailor K.ul Ji.liint.nl
In the new room in Hu.ion llinlilinK. No. Third
atraet, one door aaat ol Jalhreon atreek Ui. goixl,
are of the lueat and beat la lb. market. Ma
yourattattUontobia ,
'ranch Clath, B,.ve, and Canalsaera,
whieh eannol be aurpaaned for taata or quality.
Good, will ba made ,n In the latti.t and beat atyle.
and warranted to lit. A full aeeortment of Oeu1
Kurnlnhinx Gooda alwaya on hand. 1 liave a general
and well aeleetad stock of the rerl bent quality
, ateal style of ,
' KKAIY-MAI)K OIOTHINa,
or thoea who oannot watt to have clothing made
ordr. All I a-k .a l give ttt a trial, eud I wiU
ail to aivvaaUafaotioOa . . .
ookkCtiim . .. BKNRT HILLKU.
i.
i
I
i
avi:
,,YPJ ,IU. PAYTOJV, O., TUESDAY, I)i:CKMUKlM2, 18(55 NO, 58.
TTT71, ;: :1. A :TT V : WriTTTT7i
M n M Jul ... A- , ...I Jfcl-T A,M JkC -a HJJaM
Cincinnati Cards.
M) UM KNTAL
WILLIAM
OYHTUIC
CO.
T A Y L 0 R
I I i i , BALTIM
i I
Fresh Can and Keg Oyster
HKC'KIVKl) PAIl.Y BY KXI-HKHH.
AIho, Cnvp nn tpicK) OHtors, Clnnm, Lolmlrflf
, ik'kolK, lHnfi-w,Rd JuiM Kor
sign Fniiln,
H. I Coriior Fifth and Vine Strnett,
dr4lwtr OlNCINNA n.UHIU.
H A RL E S' CT 1 0 hVrT y1Tco!,(
IMI-OUTKKH AND JOBKK.RH OP
MILLINERY , GOODS, BONNETS,
mnnoNS AND Hlf.KS,
17 H:cc. H(r'-t, Corner of Union,
, , . liQlweao Pearl and Third,
dethtwtr OIN INNAtl, OHIO.
CHARLES HOFER.
W1I0MC8AIK PRALKR IN , . ,
Bourbon and Bye Whisky,
i No. S4 Walnut Street,
drldiwtf
DINOINNATI, OHIO.
o.i. tMira,
J. W. ARVKaOK,
, MaATMfcK.
v. nwi.t r,
! S,MITH, H AWLEY 4 CO.,
' - ' ' tVrtol.KSAI.K AND RRTAlV ' ' j
FURNITURE WARER00MS,
MWKST FIFTH STKKIJT,
B0n Walnut and Vin, Cihoihhati, O.
ManurnotorT, North Wont Corner Tear! Ani Rim
Hilwit.
dc4ilawtr
ADAM CEIS.
jNla ttriiMK 'mid 15elling
NO. (15 FIPTII 8TM BRT, WALNUT AND VINR,
rrr Alin'liHiaWaVnio. tS
SUPERIOR O000S WILL BE FURNISHED
TO OIIDKH AT j
MODKltATK IMtlCUH, j
roa I
City and Country Trade. .
dewdljr . , .. '
1.J1.JL
Cincinnati Cards. Billiards.
BO
Bti
40
B0
00
H. MCBIKBLB.
01'EIM HOUSE U EST Al RANT.
A H D
durner IfYnln and Firat llta.f
n.iytot.. Ohio. !
I ANU 12 ICHIEBLK, proprietors
Meals at all Honrs,
And the tabten will he nirn.hhed with every luiurt
and dolicaey of the MeaaoD
rne itiiiaru i ttniRH are irom me eeienratea man
nfautorieu of Julei Hnlke and Brunswick A Uro,,Cin-
(nnnati.
rii Bar in Kiipplieil with Winea and f.lipiora of the
fthoteeat brand, both toritfn and dnwieHtie,
I he pauoiUh(e or the muue la reapeuuuliy aoiie.
ited
- . L -a"
ootUtt
WILLIAMS' III LM AIM) SALOON.
Katranr. Third Rtret nnxt door f
rom wiiicef mttm inreafu a-itoenix
riHR attrnoliona have been creetly Inereaeed hy two
I new ami eieirant nmr poeKet unieH with nnin
WK-k'e latent improved patent niahi(na and A tfet
oral rnnovutlrtn and reflLUnji of tti whole eMtalJiab
ment. He ta tbankml for pant tHvnraandeolicite re
4teouuiiya conunnaiit-e oi me piiiinn patronnKe.
LKWIB WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
ana tCSrad
Jv.,c;-v-r--i.-l-4?
Tailoring Goods, etc.
.
I
ba
calls
Tnis
and
to
do
IIAMISDME AND ECONOMICAL.
EIiEfiAMT B'rYLEN OF
Fall and Winter Fabrics,
r vn
CUSTOM TRADE.
Bcckcl Building Jefferson St.,
iVVVI 'l aliuis.
am now ia receipt of New and Klegant Riylea of
Cloths, CassI meres,
Vestings and Ovcrcoatlnp,
Which I will have made in the moat fcahionable
aiviaa, aim .ne
LOWEVT CASH PBICKN.
My Old Omtomera, and the publle. geuerally, are
Invited w laaveineir rawurii.
I hT Mtv-ured the aerrioe of Mr. THOMAS C1M
MKNTH, who ta reputed to be one of the beat Outtem
In the proiea-ion, auywnera.
My alock of tieni'a VurniahinK Gooda la eleaan
and ample, and I have everything ia Mte line wl
...nllantan Pain as (Ml re.
Oall in andaumioe myelncK, utd leArn my prioea,
I teel oonndeut 1 u.u pieaae an laaiea.
J. H. ClIAKCH.
ootlftdtf Jeflereos Hta,ebove Third!
' v UKAL-KSTATK AGKNCY.
1 SIPHON 8 HA VI NW CITY PROPrfliTT FOR
I aale. would do well to nail, aa I have mute anum
ber of appliealiena tor houaee and loU ia the oity,
i htvwa. ammA t.rv viUiiUi LaJUHM and lute m Pater-
aon and i-mi Otly that wtl) beanld cheap. 1 have
alao aomeof the 11 improved torn t a in Montrom
ery eounty (or aale on reaeonebta terffna, Alao
fa. i.mra hnimeM in Uie citv. '
,!-."
otheultttor. Maiuand W mreei
nov26dawlin
layton, Ohio.
flflOB WKVHRIGHT'U
KHTATR.-NOTICH
I hereby niven,thai the uaaiiTiuied haa tbiai
jed haa tuia daj
born ()Oltliei tnmiiiipimuna ot wi eutt cn am
aftol
WMnttriirhL late of Montuomary oouiitv. Obio.de-
OMietl, by the Probe U Uourt ef Maid eomily.
W&Wik J ' JAOOB WIltlUH i-
Hotels and Saloons.
SCHAEFFEE HOUSE,
CJKItMANTOWN, OHIO.
rnx UrtniRnmNCD havino piiRonARRn
I. thia Hotel, would reap olftilly atO'm W:e pnblie
that he la re fitting th aame, and It labia intention
to leave nothing union that will aHd te. the somfort
of h a jrueiita. 1'he patronage of tba pnblie mi rea.
perthill, aolieited.
oeodtr J JOHN B. RKI.l.r.K.
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
DAYTOlV, OIUOp.. . ,
Tilt af-OTA well k on IbMia, fi vVHik T'-nlly
rhanttMl ha hh, id now often, And hriitfrKoingoa
tAnniTa ai(4r tion- and improvement-for ttitH4vmo-
upHion oi inn htit ins punnn. no pain win
aparad to
make thn Phillip- llonm, nn hwratotort, in
?a y rep net-1,
a K1RHT OI.AtHH HlrTKIj
IHt
J. T. HAUKKR, Prop'r.
PIICENIX HOUSE,
Third Street, Darton Ohl.
- , '. A. 8PASG, Agent.:
THIBhotnl haareoontly bean opened, and is pre
pared to amomodAtntravalera and the pu) lie
generally intbe beat atyle. m20dlm
MIAMI . HOUSE,
MIAMI3BURG, OHIO.
JACOB RdRTIIEH,
- A - Proprietor,
flt'CCKBOK TO H. I. BLACK. (
TlfR pre sent m prielor haa fitted up. thia .vel
known end popu.ar Motl in the bent ityle, and
m now prepared to aeRommodate air woo may give
bun oall.
A larxe citable and ynr.f arealtarhod to the Hotel
The patronage of tb public in rertjtei'tfuHT aoiic
tted. n.Ur.tUin
FARMERS AND MECHANICS HOTEL,
Third St., North st le.Jn-t Butt of J tVron Street,
DAYTON, OHIO
JOIIM A. Nil I It It - - - Proprir9
f (Rettmttyof the Farmer and Mechanic, tkcnntl
Street, no longer a Hotel )
TH14 HOTftf. HA8 BBKV THOKOtTOHl.Y RRNO
VA1KI, and refurniabed, ftnd will be kepi a a
irat eiaaa hotel in ail iu aeparunenie. boh in a oy
the maal. 1hv. or week. Good aiuble on Uie uretnifttM.
OmiHhnnwH ruoto and trom the Dpot,
noTaUyiun
NATIONAL 8AL00S,
Tim. ina. Writ Rlxth Street, Cln. o
tght Hplendid Billiard Table Four 0plaDdtd Tan
rin anja.
Oholeo Llquora and Winea alwaya on hand, '
j, r. OVKKLE, Pnorletar.
X. P. Kline, Mupl. milt
Hotels and Saloons. Dry Goods.
IB
DIXON, FORCY & CO..
-r. ttecoBd. Hud Jof fren RU.t
. , . ' -
J. r t f ) ' ' ' '
IDayton. Ohio,
II
AVR JUST OPENED A NlW AND SPLENDID
Htockof - r,
DRY GOODS,
Gloaka,
Cloaking,
Cloths,
Shawls,
ELEQANT BLACK
( . i : t i i . i i .
' '' AN D ' ' '
, ... '' - ' " ' 1
r,v3srcJY sniiis.
VM ' t' V J i '.: J " jCJ
ALSO, A I, A KGB STOCK Oh
CARPETS
Mats,
. Eugsv 5 in
Crumb Cloths,
- . .i.
Drugget, ;
Window Shades
v ' Damask,
And
Brerrtlilap; In tba way
DIXON. VOKOT a OO
ontlidSn
Darroa, Onto.
DR. J. 8. ROSE,
AOKNT TO BEI.L
HIIUBARH WINK PIANTS
00. KOHBTB AND LUDLOW 8T8.,
IHvton. lKlo.
ovtMawW
Professional Cards.
E. THOMPSON, i
Attorney and JSIotnrv,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Wll.l. ATT'N TO A I.I. Itl'KI N KtH KN
J KUs I HI) to hftii with diligence, prniitiHiaa,
i "are.
mi'e on Third Htrret, over lrfliennbtir(care' Clothing
ore. . nov'A'ilawlv
WILMER H. BELVILLE.
AttonifiV n,t Law,
M. K. Cr. itIkIm and Third Mia.,
, Knlranoeon Third Ktreet, . ! ; - '
uovywlaaltn t c , L liAvyoa, Qm.
JAMES KELLY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
N. R,r. Mala and Third .,
Kntramie on 1 bird Kreet,- ...
nov2Adew:im Ohio,
ODLIN & C AH ILL.
Attorneys and Coanielon at Law,
Gormaa'a BnlMlna;, Third atraet,
felOdawlf DAYTON, OHIO.
J. J. BELVILLE,
Attornny rt t ! L n. wZ
. ,i . .. ''AND"
NOTAKY WniJV. '' '
OI'FICRI Tnrnrr'a Opera llarnae,
ltooni No. a. HiH-oni! Kloor.
novii'it' UAYTON. OHIO.
C. L. VALLANDICH AM,
Connsollor at Law,
DAYTON, OHIO.'
WILL PRACTICM IN THE SEVERAL
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS.
4i-fh!E Turn or' a
Opera uoiiae, Koom ho. 3,
StV'fui.l Floor.
nnvlM
DR. E. JENNINCS.
tate Poat Htiron Camp Ienni-in, oflrn hla aer-
cea aa
HIIYSIOIAN ANU HTIRGKON
( to the eitlaeM of Dayton andTtclnlty
OF l:F-Nm. 5T I.ndlww t., between
Ha ana 4in,
Where he may be found At all hoim.
Reterenoea lra. J. C. Reeve. ' 9, ITiH. J. W.
Diettich. ipSMU.
WILLIAM H. CONOVER.
M&ffistrate of Madison Township.
flflliL ATTRHfJ T DRAWING AND AC-
T knowlednlDK lMida, end the collection of
aima. , . ...
H4 ia a)io prepared to attend to the drawing of i-
nriimenia or writinn;, correctly, mi nnori nonce
moiiawiv
DR. J. H. RUTTLEY,
. I'll K
CELEBRATED MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN,
i- wii.t; nr.Ai. Tim Hir ir without
MEnWITTK, tH T o JHOW1S
At (looilwln IJoime, formerly Rwayrl, uouae,
lAYToN, OHIO,
OftV lionre from H to l(2 A. M.. slid from a to t P. M
The poor will lie Jtliernlly coneidered.
dacxiut
caoauE w. nova. jiihw . mahun,
HOUK & McMAHON,
A: 1 1 o r n o y h a t X uav
1AYTUN, OHIO.
Ori-ira. No. 3 Third tttreet. , Kant of Main,
vHn-Om
H . S C HOE NFELD. M D.
Miaiii.Hhiir, Oltio.
A K EH PI.RAHIIKR IN ANNOUNClNi, THAT
having re ntlv returned from ft vinitto Eurojie,
he will recume the prartice of Medicine in Miamia-
mra. Ohio.
Aa heretofore, all profesnioual calls wi I be
promptly attended to. decAdawlm
Groceries.
WOflAHAV A. 0. SMITH.
WOOAMAS.
WOCAMAN, SMITH CO
Avholosalo Cirocers,
No. 28, Mftin 8treet, Opera Building
DAYTON, OHIO.
r TAVKOOMHTANTI.Y ON H AN1 A VVhh AM)
fA eomnlete etoek of orooanea, wane, pien, io
biwtco. nod every oUier erticlweal'ed for in the whole
aa e grower? trade. Having recently removed loom
new room, we have greatly increased our stock, ai:
are prepared to rill allordera promptly. i
We rettpMUullycali Uie atteaiion ol rny annennn
try dealer to our new etook of rocer-ea, aatietimi
tl.atwecan give ihem hw ifood iMrairut as they cm
eiitamatany oinernouKein uie uy
now'ir
J. B. cilbert & CO.,
jVOitKiofr
AN It MtMEHTIC
Groceries
and Liquors,
NOS.TtANP II JrflCBOK BTRsn', VPPOHITE
naKar.r hwihr. lei,
NEW WHOIJESALE GE0CIY,
' ' i AT ' ' ' 1 '
Keei.lT Molntyre'a old stand, Zll Third HI
WOC AM AN, SPI ELM AN t Co
i WHOLESALE ilUOVKJiH,
ARK NOW0PKNINQ A LAtUiK AMD OENKIUt,
aaaortment of all kinds of Oroariea suitable
for tiia oountry trade. Oealera ara rexpentfull
invitad to aiva thamauall. . . feSldawlv
1SIIS.
maa.
FRESH
GROCEIUES
VKkT FAMILY MCHIKK4 M0Ol PKR8H OHO-
cartes, aa we would remind ail peraooa lAier
eaiea o giveueecau-
CANNED FRUITS
Waste rn Pvar.hea, Pluma, Strawberries, Quinoea
Tomatoes, toukberrtee.ajiMl Ckarnee, then we have
&pire and (Jove OyHJeru,
alo,an assortment of Jrtbes, Mid die town Haim and
Hhoulders. Lamps end Coal Oil, ttuxara and on.es.
Picklee, bpKiee, Vanry koap, Ac; in fact everything
that the markaU adord thai ia dtud rable. To Tnien
Uhewara we would any wa KaepllMbeal article o no.
Gut thai onn ue daa, uuina one, nome en, ena e
whatwecaado. .. M'lNflKK bAial),
deUilewU Mainei.,S doorsllow Market
Groceries. Notions.
Jonwe. earn. . K.notan. va.i. iipmu.
CAN, DOVER & niPPAKD
' woi.aai.a mubaas la
Foreign and Domestic Notions
m m u i , u i, u r a. n,
Ml
PANOY, OOODR
Na. j9 ana UI, 1 at Hacaaa St.,
ItAYTOM, OHIO.
HE DAILY-EMHRE.
H. H. ROBINSON,
l't'ltLlSllKll ANU l'ltOI'KlHTUH.
.Diiyton, Ohio,
Tuesday, - - - December 12,1865.
THE MATRON YEAR.
BY GEORGE ARNOLD.
BY GEORGE ARNOLD. I.
The leaveN (Aat made our foraftl pathway ahady
fi4(in Murium anwn upen ne nretie ;
if year m ladiny una a autieiy may
Who la. ade her veathlul vamtien ;
Tef while the memory of her heatity liogera,
tShe OHnnet wear ihe hvery of ihe bid.
Bo an turns eome, to fmiet with ft-trsty fiiijeeni
oome leavee vim nans or crinr aou ana ei gem.
II.
The matron'! voice filled all the hillaand valleya
w icn nui-ioned music wnen ihe leavea were young,
rhile now, In foreat delta and uarden all aye.
A ehireinir re at It eons At eve in anna :
Yet tometimee, toe, when annlighi gild the morn
bk.
Aoarol burt irom aotne hnlf-naked tree.
a if her alow tail mire dwaHenee arorning,
She woke Um olden
III.
With odnrr.ttH Maybnda, aweet aw youthinl nleaaiirea.
Hiie inane net utvanty Nrijiin ami iieMinoair
Ilui now t ie Hadea'tb yiebl no floral treasure,
And twmea no ro-ef tor the matrnn hair :
PWrll, ran he not H lovely thinRx aurrender
Ktcm reirai ia net urannrv even now
Gold, pnrp.e, (reen, tnrou(tht with evfry splendor,
Ann ciiiMteiuiK rftpen in KanamiH on nor vrvwi ,
IV.
.o.fiino r-lin bmnilil mo liifin of fragrant clover
Kite wiin Die wiwi eee'H i n eery monotine,
nl when the earliest bloom waa naM anil over.
Ottered lift nweeW acenta from hetdn new mown ;
ow unland onitarijit yteid, with patlHririH laubter,
Their led cheeked lwuy to the groaning wain,,
nd heavv laden r-'-rw po ernepniR afler,
I'lleo nin wiui aneavea ui fto.aenDnrit3a gram.
IV. V.
Rre'onit, when alt in love and lite are elinglRfr.,
And ferial holly ihinea on everv wall,
Der knell ahall l-e the Nawyer hclta outrinj(ingt .
The drilled mrnw her alainleaa hnhet mil ; '
She fader- and falli, but proudly and aedatt ly,
TniH matron Tear wno eaa aucn inrffeea iiiven,
Her brow atill tranquil, and her prenenoe ntately, . .
At one wuo louing eann, noma ina. to nnaveu i
New York Shoddy.
[From the Richmond Inquirer.]
Ocnt'ral Graut ltttely snout a rlny amonif
the filet mii ami fast hoiwa of Nw VofK
Citv. Iicliiiul IlonniT's fiitt ami " 40,0(H)
team no roao 10 tno innrmi j-arK anu up
th KloomliiifUalo roatl to a ratit'-coumi".
wliorr he wilnewiitl tlio trials of hihh'1 and
tliu I'xliibition of nil tin' fiiBt Jiorwa. of
Nnw York Cltv. Hut Uie KlL'iiilirunt tiart
of tin- till- wiik at NIIiIo'h ianlon. wlmrr
the I'dliii iilc-iit'f or MM liitrotliK'ilon liiMtaa
UIoukUt HiiVK. " The A'tuo is rointio." was
moat adroitly wlzt'd uhjii to ivu ooint (
t.l 1 1 I JtMiteiiiuit (iciierul a vutrv.i : I
1,1.1b tL'lu.rA ,,ifi mall t.li lntll(rliliita tula
nounlry, Him Uw " Kiiik bs 110111111K NMllitca
oil (111 fvcrv hhIo. iiniM'riul uiainlnti arc
at dreMwil to blutra eoniiiiiiiiilinit tlit tr 1(1111
tilinnce and exiiclinK tln lr oliwlinuoe at the
uHVoni't m IHiiiit to uie HtiverolKii iiowur a
Vahiiitftoi, liiillviiliiitls lire tried, not liv
11 rv. hut liv nilliuiry rouiiiiMHloiiH mill tilt'
modi-rati' (lelit of a retiiililic had ewollttu to
iiiiwtrial iirouoi'tioiia. Ail oil arinUHTai'v
of iH'iroleiuu and hIihim tiiilillily f ahiKlilv
vie with that of the uniform in the priiM
of the fitMliioitable world, anil, alter tile
manner of Ktiirland. Iliin count rv u ikmiii t.
have iU "liniled Service liiil," ami al-
rcudv we read ot the boinlocriicy a a aciiar
ate. and iirivileo-etl ehtM for v hoae uws and
beuelit all the Iraiiti, titiinmerce and median
W arlH pay the Nli)Hiida 01 Internal tuxu
thin.
The Kiiniilicity of our Airelalliera reoiil)
licamsiii liii" iNUMeO away, or only remain
ill the. iillix'lert liiiinllily or a ireleniieii tlir-
niiK'i'urv. have uiililii! aim Drivalx tin
ai ea, vt ltile tixliera and gtiardu wait at the
door ol ao-ealled pttolio wm aiiui, v, hu ll
aro, in rettltv, the ipe'x muster. Jt WiWi
; nudum liutt lirtt 1 11 rue. I Ida li.tck umn
Ihe ( oinititim anil Kiok viillilua luce
l ie roriiui. anil it Ih tiiiH modem t. nice 11
that, haviuK cut looae. froiu all clianu lcria
lieaol KciHihlieaii lilierty, are last leiidlu
to monareliy tli rotifrii i.ne lorum 01 tioiuou-riu-v.
. .' .-'.,.. - 1
W ith a iiariaaical eant ahoiit nmalilv for
Ihn negroc, Nortliern Ketniltlleaiia pr.ietioi
dallv the moat uruahiuir nuMiualiiy lowaiil
white uten. incline 01 uie so-called "o-
ililv"ara more distincllv drawn in New
Vork ami ltontou than any where ulap oh
earth, and they are more easily . broken
there than In any other eltlea of the world
Without money no man can enter,1 ami with
monuy any man limy enjoy all the
e.iely" of tliems rltioa ami towns. Till
country ta faat tending to the loweat ui ill
moat vittifar aiyie 01 royalty me 111111
an liy of the mob ami
uie ariHKi
itooraey ol
the dollar.
One of the commonest taunts arainst the
alavchohliiig Mates was that ol aristocracy
It w as pretended that there existed in these
Mates a privileged ciass, wiiicu mijoyeu tut
blessings or wealilt Wlllioul Uie Udlsol la.
hor. nnd that bv the sweat of other llien'i
brows they earned their dally bread. VmUt
as it was in every iutrticuiar, 11 w as 111 no
wise dlll'eri'iit front w bat daily takejt )iliu!Q
tlirotiL'houL the Nortliurn Ktatca, where the
plttaniic doled out to lubor Is growing daily
less and less, until the song of the shirt
the on v melody that the lips ol U111 Im
poverUiicd working chutes can utter with
truth.
"The King Is coming." and so la the tlav
of retribution. The '-privileged ulassuf Uie
South has iM-en struck down by the rude
hand of ljwr. In dctlanoe of law and eon
tail nt Inn. ami a iireei-denl eatabllshed, ai
example set of how lro)'rty may besej!l
airainst the sanctions ol law, that w ill yel
retiiri) to plague Its Inventors. Loyalty
and royalty are convertible terms, Willi but
very little difference of slgttlhVnticc, ami
w lien a w hole iM'ople are ciaed with tli
one, they will not long hesitate about the
other.
lloatKs Home should bo viewed tsa so
cial nursery within whoao proleetlug walls
a young lady must tit herself for a higlier
aiid iiiore diilienlt apheie. It la the place
oppttrttiuity : tlie dnwsing rotiiii of life. and
anUt-ohamlicr leading into the great hall
assembly, ; in which ahe l bound to act
some more or less important part. louity
Ladirif VvuHMtUiir. '
A pretty definition of a gtMal wile one
who always takes eara to have herself and
tlmuer tlivsM-d.' , 1. .,
i AUVBRTISiyg If ATI-H y
'" ' 1 ' T n i) a rt'v,"" " '
Onnrnr, (ifility wnrd,irond)oaetnn'r1 on t TS
Oia H'jiuirtsoDQ wrek .......... 2 pO
'n ii .Hrw, ono month ft on
Orm inri thr monlh - 10( 0
4)r.n mimr UK, nonthx t 15 00
IN WKKKLY.
On nqnare, fe'iihry wnl-,) onttwnrk f 1 00
Pcreitmr,anh k n AiWiUoo..m.. . : n
Per UHrpt ooe yon'. . IS 0
Mf TcrniN frr lvrtiimtii( Ofcupyrnu )(r(ilr
flpftf, or fur m longer pnod ihan hIvp fiifcifldi
iiia1 known at the Cmmun Hoom. A II advnrttm
inrntK rfchnrirt'l at ih o rati, tn loia wntlea
AnrniAiit i mMi )irtiHi" u Uintrtion.
The Negroes of Dahomey.
A h'rencli paper puhlinhea a lelier writ
ten from Dahomey hy a niinMlonitry en
Itaireil in Ilia evanpelieitl iiiIhnIou. Ah we
have no doubt that Hilllleiil, friendly cou-
lldtmtial relatioiit may noon have to be
eHtabllHhed Ti lib that iiull;hlenel J'owcr,
an inueh niMtled to it aa Hau lhiminjro, wp
will, for the beiiillt of onr readers,
place before their eyes tills interesting
paper: . 1 .r -.' ; i'
The tiejcro, here. In not Unite assavaire as
on or near the sea coast. Before the white
man, chiclly before the missionary, he leas
timid and gentle its si lamb. Ills doubtful
levotion. niostifenerallv simulated, compels
his muster to lie constantly on Ids (rimi'd. I
say 'his master," because, , hero they are
Iwavs slaves to each other. J'rlrr lias
1'atil for his slave I'atil has.Iolin .lolin
as Anlliotiv. : Hut l'eter. who. thrnmrh his
own slave l'aiil, liaa perltapa- a hundred
more, la himself the. slave of the "t.laues
aarv," the country ruler.
Tlioae snvnires are cenoraliv 01 inrire
st'itiire and elcjruntly liitllt 1111 to the neck
but when you reach Ilui head, they look
like monsters.
Thick Hps, larire month, flat nose, wooly
head and no beard. They shave their
beads In every possible and fantnstle style.
They all bear 011 tlie face amimlwrof marks
or Incisions made by a sharp instrument,
some as many ns twenty-five.
Here, tlietemale Is an aoomlnntilp crea-
ure, wllliciiit modesty, without shame, and
11 wicked aa a viper. They are seen every
hour of the (lav, pipe in 'mouth, ruunini;
from dunce to ifaiiee and pliinninp; in every
iinnirlnable ilebaneli and crime.
There may tie nones ot reelaiininir the
men, but nothing Is to be IkismI from these
women.
1'lie MaCK. Wtietl li liiw, in wnrli.
comes so tllslieartened that he ran hardly
stir.
The "rattan" Is lust as much needed by
them ns food Is bv the whites. They work
little, but live 011 little. The country pro
duce without any labor all they rwpilre
for siipiiortr wilil fruits and nutritious
roots.
The white man. on the coast of Africa,
an onlv travel In hammock or be carried
by the Macks. If Uie trip is somewhat long
you rctpiire a very large number , ,
vv lieu l went, 10 mouoiuc, ninoua, aim
Poro Novo, there were eighteen to carry
me. They sing, they dance and keep up
the most diabolical holse, t .
Siuiieliiiies It happen that the white man
is not pleased w ith his cople. Then lie
rises, seizes his rattan, ami administers each
one a sound heating. They ery, they weep.
they bog. One would believe thev nave
been nearly Hineu ouu oe easy, mm ne
Is done, they take liini tip very gently, lav
nun back lii nis liiiinnuH k, anil start at full
siaied. Hinging, dancing and laughing more
than neiore.
I hirty lilacks w ill allow themselves to be
whipMnl by one white, as school boys bv
the school master, although, one black Is
tour limes stronger than one white. One
white with a rattan will run oil' easily one
hundred blacks. Yet, what would there be
required of the negro to avenge himself on
the white)' Very little onlv drop down
the litimuiiM'k ami run oil'. They would be
sure Hull lie never w ould leave that ShiI,
and would simiii become a prev to the w ild
beasts of the desert.' Hill, on the contrary,
they would all give their life to preserve
his.'
r'auiilv ties, or organizations, are utterly
unknown. Kvcrv Inan has as inaiiy w ives
or women as lie can buy and keep. Kvery
nan can 1I11 w ith his women as lie pleases.
sell them, swap them, dispose 01 them any
way. Kvery woman is nounii 10 supisiri
her ow n ollspring. and w hen tliatolVspriiig
has grown up and is tit fur market, the
common lamer ol I lie w tunc crow d takes
it to the eoaet, w lieie, for a few "cunris"
(shells), he tninsli'ls Ihe whole family,
mother and all, to the slave dealer.
It, is but just t add, that sometimes ti e
"motherx'' seize upon the joint stock hus
band and sell him themselves.
This U the condition of the African in
Ida native state. Aa lie ban been 011 ean h
as long as the white, will the friends of
equality tell u why he has remained to
this day what ho was three thousand years
ago?
Dayton Daily Empire.
it
Amongst the first northern paa?rs that
have pliuwd tliu A'firer among llielr ex
chauges is tliia valuulile ami able journal.
Like C 1.. Vallaiidigliam, w hoso organ it
lias ever been proud to be, it has mainlitiued
during the late war a sisition as bold as it
was lust.' While they never tittered a tils
loyal Miiitimcut, thev never lost sight of
the const it 111 ion anil its golden prvceias.
All readers will remember Ihe tiery ordeal
this pa-r has encountered by IU devolioti
to principle.
The day Is not far distant when the
American people will add reverence to re
spect to all such papers.
We shall always gives hearty welcome
to It smiling face. Daily Juuuirer, t'or
rinth, JUiHuimipii.
Miscellaneous.
of
of
THOMAS fc BECK,
, , IIKALIM IV
Oaal, wm4, Llaa,()Mnt;Prsaae
' U CANAL, BEI.OW THIBD UTRIigT,'
Duyton, Ohio. oettdtl
(JAMAKOO
Ilanufacturing Company
. . ManutecUtrarsoi . ,
PAPER HANGINGS
WIMOOWSHAQBa.
' H.H.BSRXIatH.rroprletor,
sill Wm eTwarl atraw.
Mdwr 1 0NCtH ATI, OHIO, '

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