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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
II. H. ltOBlNHOV, Kditor,
D. G. FITCH, AnnwtiNT Editor.
Day ton, Ohio,
Monday, - - - December 18, 186S.
The Tobacco Convention on Saturday.
Thn Convention of Tolnvin Urnwen,
Maimfuotiin'rs nnd SWinrs, whMi met in
tliln city on Siitiinlsy l"t, 'M rwiirawotl
of Rome of tn most rmlMUtniiiti mrnicr
and inwilliail btilini mnii of thu Miami
Vftllry. 1rp'ly atteiitlitl. H.
OimcKHr. toq., VrcwIiI'Mit of flip Totimro
Growers' Aswk IhIIoii, mllr.il Hio imrtlnjf to
order.
Jacob Zimmkk. Kmh CliHiriimii of tlio
roitimitUw upimlntwlfttapn'vloiiii mnrtinj;,
rend the rcort and nroiniiicndationit of
the Commlt1 wlili li w'n In aiittftuttm,
Mist our repmwiitntivo In ("onjrroiw bo rt
quostod to advocate the r'ieal of flic pres
ent law, and the adoption of one baaed on
the ad tnlnrem principle. The "cat In the
meal tub" on thin occasion whs the name old
feline that ha h often been diwovered
, heretofore a regular, flill-lilootliil Yankee
"oat." aa will appear hereafter.
Tho remark, of Mr. (Ji-nckki. were clear
and to the point, ohowliiK moat unmista
kably how the Oreat West, and particularly
the Miami Valley, had suffered by the Inc.
qualities of the present law. He said, In
Mitotanee, that "tobacco grown here, worth
Ave or six cents a pound, had to jmy n
much tax as Connecticut need-leaf, worth
forty cents a pound ; and the consepience
is that all the tobacco grown In the Miami
Valley and elsewhere In the West, Is vir
tually excluded from the markets of the
country."
The Western people will find out before
long how much Yankee ascendency In the
councils of the nation costs them. This
tobacco business Is only a "drop in the
bucket" compared with the stupendous
system of Infamous class leglslatlou for the
sole and exclusive benefit of New Kiiftland
manufacturers. But the day Is dawning
when this wicked and corrupt system of
making the whole country pay tribute to a
particular section and a very small sec
tion at that will be fully understood and
appreciated ; and a Representative from
the West who will not speak, and vote, and
act for the good of his Immediate consti
tuents, will be Indignantly cast aside as un
worthy of his trust.
There was one feature in the proceedings
of the convention that we did not like the
evident timidity with which gentlemen ap
proached the subject of their grievances.
We like bold, out-spoken words such as
men speak who know their rights and are
determined to maintain thein. Rut when
such papers as the layton Jnwnwl glory In
the ascendency of New England measures
and principles, It was not, perhaps, to be
' wondered at that such members of thu con
vention an pin their faith to the tall of the
Yankee kite ami endorse the heresy advo
cated by the Journal, should draw it mildly.
No later thau last Saturday the very day
on which tho convention met the Jnurnnl
gave utterance to the sentiments contained
in the following paragraph, thus virtually
admitting tiff whole question, and tacitly
sanctioning the degradation and ruin to
which the whole west is subjected by rea
son of the ascendency of the partial ami
unjust policy to which we have alluded.
Hear what the Animal says :
"The Nashville Jjttuatrlt indulged a
leader the other day, assuming to show
tiiat 'Turitanscau't govern." The assum-
tlon Is controverted by tho important tact
that they do govern wnerever tney settle.
Given a population of which one third are
New Englanders, anywhere in tills natiou.
and the predominating IntlucnccH of their
principles will soon exhibit itself whether
in trade, politics or religion."
Jnst so long as papers advocating the
taxation and subjugation of the Western
people, for the exclusive benellt of a few
hundred thousand of New Kugland manu
factures are sustained, so long will these
odious and oppressive inequalities iu Con
gressional legislation prevail. Jleretotorc
they have been able to cover up, to some
extent, this iniquitous system of class
legislation ; but in the matter of tobacco. It
could uot be done. The meal in the tub
was not sufllclent to hide the cat.
The people of the West may reasonably
expect more of this same class of legislation
during the present eehion of Congress, for
it is a significant fart that the chairman of
every Important committee Is from the
New England Mates.
Our people should be prepared for it.
What we of the West most need is a gene
ral convention, not only of the tobacco
growers, but of the farmers, mechanics,
manufacturers, laborers aud consumers of
all classes. Let us come together iu the
right spirit feeling that we have a com
mun interest to sustaiu resolved to assert
our manhood, and no longer submit to the
oppression and degradation of New Eng
land Interest, either politically, religiously
or pecuniarily.
Politics in Southkhn Illinois. A spe.
cial dispatch to the St. Louis Republican,
dated the 8th Inst, gives us this gratifying
Intelligence : .,
Official returns from the Judicial election
show Green's piajorlty is i,iaa. rerry
riuntv s-ives Douithertv !M0 majority, a
falling off of the Republican majority of
400. Jackson county gives ureen yju ma
loritv. This county gave 100 Republican
majority. Union county gives Green
majority,
ur7
A notorious counterfeiter has been ar
rested lu New Vork and $2,600 counterfeit
money found on his person. ,
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gen. Grant has communicated to Presi
dent Johnson the result of his reccut obser
vation! Iu the Cotton Slates. lie pronoun
ce thu South earnest In the work of resto
ration, and sincere In professions of future
loyalty. The negroes are ill comparative
idleness, anil refuse to renew latmr con
tract until after Christmas, at which tlino ,
they expect a general division of property. !
Hon. Thomas Corwln was struck down
Willi paralysis ou the rlght.ldc, In Wash- ,
ington, on Friday evening last, while re
lating an anecdote Co an ursciublagc f
Oliioans at the State Agency. He was at'
last accounts unable to speak, though in
the full possession of his faculties. His sit. .
nation, it Is feared, is critical. ' j
Mexican olllcial advices rcMirt an linpot' !
taut Liberal victory by Genera! lliitz. Cor
respondence reports the arrival at Vera,
Cm of ITjWKI jSpriuguVldmuskotrtfurMaxi I
imillan. The I'nlrcd States consul at I
Havana endeavored to detain the cargo at!
that Kirt. General Jnurez writes to the
Mexican consul at San Francisco that ho !
desires to retire from the Presidency. i j
The Pittsburg Ctmme.rr.ini says that it is
proposed to lay ilov, n twelve miles of lulling
from Pit Hole to Titusville, for the convey. 1
anc e of oil without the delay and cxHnsn !
of teaming. The following Is the estimate : I
Allowing two thousand barrels of oil ier I
day to pass through the tnlie, sixty thou-.
and barrels of oil. at the present, rale of
teaming, would pay for the whole capital I
stock, l.0.tXK in thirty days. )j
The Madeira wine crop, which for sev-,
eral years was destroyed by a disease of tho
vines Is this year a success. Abut UKKI
)iH'S or wine will be made, and the pros
peeU of the next crop are even more favor
able. South American advices report no change
in the situation in Chili. Fighting con
tinued in ilolivia, with more favorable
prospects for the revolutionists. The new
government of Peru is rapidly being or
ganized. Attempts to overthrow the gov
ernments of several of the interior states
had beeu suppressed.
The South Carolina Legislature has been
called upon to settle the question whether'
debts incurred for slaves purchased before
the proclamation of emancipation took
effect can now bo collected.
In a trial of bounty swindlers at Jersey J
City, It was shown that the parties under
arrest divided the sum of 120,(100 with !
Marcus Cicero Stanley, one of Gen. l!aker"s
war department detectives.
A Cincinnati delegation Is at Washing
ton, endeavoring to secure an adjustment
of the claims of that city In connection
with the Kirby Smith raid.
In Louisiana, the. Sergeant-at-Arnis of
the Senate Is without legs, the doorkeeper
of the House without arms, the Secretary
of State and the Clerk of the House are
both on crutches, late of the Union army.
The remains of Jonathan Gillette, of
Tolislo, who mysteriously disappeared some
three years since, were yesterday discover
ed In that city, under circumstances which
leave no doubt that he was murdered.
Garrotings continue to lie alarmingly
prevalent in SL Louis.
Toronto dispatches mention recent tin
portunt seizures of arms, supisised to be
designed for the use of the Kenlan brotherhood.
The Career of a Military Villain.
A correspondent of the NewJYork Timet,
gives an nceount of tho reasons for the re
moval of Brevet Ilrigadier General Wild,
of Massachusetts, from thcsucrlntemloncc
of the Freedmen's Korean in Georgia, a9
given by General Steadman ; military com
mander of that department. He say h:
He fallaciously and mischievously went
to work to educate and elevate the black
man with an titter disregard of the feelings
and rights of the white race, who, at least,
had claims, if only as equals. He mounted
a bodv of black then, who rode at large
over the country and committed excses
of the most Infamous character. The peo
ple generally suttered at the exieiise ol
every man who had a black face. A perfect
reign of terror was rife ; every tiling became
unsettled; and an implacable hatred be
tween the two races was the natural off
spring. He not only did not rooieratts
with the commanding general, but he 'cal
ously worked to clog his efforts in all par
ticulars. '
Two outrageous acts of General Wild are
brought to uotice. For soiiih alleged rea
son orotber.be caused an old gentleman
weighing over two hundred pounds to be
tied op by the thumbs until the entire ttesh
was torn from the hones. Only a tew davs
before General Wild was relieved ho ar
rested two of tho first ladies of the county,
and had them sl ripssl naked and had tlieiii
examined by two colored women, an indig
nity 1 have never heard before during the
war. When General Tilson took charge
the direst disorder prevailed, and nearly
sixty thousand indolent blin ks were being
kept and supported by the Federal commission
The Chicago Time is of the opinion that
the radical Republicans are an ext raordi
nary people. They have fought four years
(by proxy) to keep the Southern States
from going out of the Union, and now they
are fighting as hard as they can (with their
pens aud tongues) to keep the same Suites
from coming back in the Union.
"Kkvkllinuinthk Halls ofthkMontk
zumasI" if this be true. Ids Mexican
Majesty may well wish himself buck on
Austrian soil. Says the New York Tritiunt:
Jolly Jack Magruder Is displaying his
fancy uniforms Iu the Halls of the Monte
zuma, and they say yes, they will say
it that the hinperor is not as happy a hus
band as he might be; that the good man
hua really occasion for concern, and that
we mav soon exiect rare scandal "In high
life." This, we can believe, for Jack, with
bis red breeches, was always an irresistible
Lothario.
Ohio State News.
Kirk. The tine residence of Mr. C. A.
rainier, hi Washington, Ohm, was totally
dostmyod by lire, ou Thursday last, while
tho family iwerc abwent, It Is quite a se
rious loss. t
A company Is being formed In Tendon,
Ohio, for the establishment (if a largo wool
en factory in that town.
The amount of allotments collected from
Ohio soldiers and cert Hied Into the State
Treasury, during the past fbitr years Is
:U(Hi,0U6.
F.dward McGaffy has Just la-en arrested
In Columbus for attempting to pass a i.'sO
U. S. Treasury note. He was a guard in
the I'cnltintiary! '
In Ashland county ou Monday. James M.
Clark and Andrew Ssnsator were arrested
for passing counterfeit II. H. currency, am
held for trial in the I'. S. Court at Cleve
land In the um of 2,0(10 each. 1
The Clarke. Cminty Democrat not roily1 fa
vors the holdingnf nn old-fashioned Demo
cratic festival In Columbus on the Sth of
January; but It favors the nomination of a
Democratic State ticket on that day,
Roliert Armstrong, an old and much es
teemed citizen of Madison county, died
suddenly on Tuesday morning, at bis resi
dence war London, at the age of sixty-five.
A Mammoth Stkku. On Friday last
George Mitchell and It. Van Wagner,
shlpM'd several cars of cattle to New York,
among which w as a mammoth steer, well
worth noth ing. This huge animiil Is nine
teen hands high, and though not In very
good condition, neighs twenty-four hun-
Ircil Hiiinils! The steer was raised by
George M. Johnson, of ICange Township.
II itiiiw a y Koiikkiiy. Mr. J. W. Melklng,
of Crhana, was assaulted near that town
on Friday night, by three rascals, who
pointing revolvers at bis breast, compiled
him to fork over !K0, which he had that
day drawn from one of our Dayton Hanks.
How Mr. Davis is Treated.
The Fortress Monroe corresKiiident of
Hie New York Herald says:
I started only to write the fact that Jeff.
Davis is still a' prisoner here, that the fact
mav not lie wholly forgotten liv the public.
He is still in Carroll Hall: still iu a lanre
but well and plainly furnished room; still
in uie enjoyment ol a good lire and good
attendance; still allowed abundant reading
matter; still permitted bis daily walk on
the mract; and, last but not least, still
f ranted, as regards eating, ns say hotel
tills, "the best the market affords." Ex
cepting occasional boils, which trouble him
with Job-like persistency, though happily
not quite as plentifully, bis health con
tinue.; good.
TheniethtKlle.il precision of one habit ua
ted to business is evident in his arrange
ment of his mH!rH and books, and tho same
fastidiousness niton thesubiect of dress mid
clean linen is still a prominent characteris
tic. nen ne walks out lie is always neatly
gloved, and his Jaunty cane bears him un
lulllng company. His strength of will is
remarkable. It has sustained hi m thus far
through a long and what, to one of his
active habits, restless energies and grasp
ing ambition, must be a torturing imprison
ment. With his w ill so indomitable and
his resources of thought and intellect, he
can stand infinitely more.
New Advertisements.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
t'ANIIIONABLK
OPE II A. H O XT S 33
HAT STORE.
Every Description of Hats and Caps,
Ladies' and Children! Furs, Itohi'K,
. Ate., &K.t . ; . .
THIUNORRSIUNEDBKUS TO INFORM TUB
pultlio thai al
HK HAS NOW OPEN ED, ,
AND WILL KEKI
CONSTNTLY ON HAND,
KVKKYTAINO THAT IS
'SEW AND HES1BARLE, '
IS T11KABOVBI. INK.
Eveythitw in the Market.
THAT IH
Attractive, Desirable or New
., ..will im i'.'. .
Added from Time to Time;
MAKINI) IT ONB OF TH1 .
Mofet Complete EBtalishnients,
' ' OF TIIK KINO,
; IN THE STATE.
u
Ladies and Children's '
FINE FURS!
' or thk .'
CHOICEST AND UIC1IE8T
lil'ALITIKS SOLD IV TUB WEST,
AT
. Lower than Cincinnati Prices. '
rsspfOt'ullyaclflRilanexamlnrion of slrK. )'
' K. a. HKRKMAN. '
dAn-lly No. S4 Maid milt Ilnvujn, Ohio.
FOlt HA ITU.
4 TB. CHAMHKllfl'i CAVA I DKPOT,
ON .
TL'i:sl AV, IIX KM HH H,l8iAt
' ' ft larx lot wf ,
WiftKltt J0 bhiJtinif,
WroliMlH I'OO boil.,
j , Ciusi Iron fcoxswt and Pulleys,
Bros CnxtiQK,
I ftlHO,
Four to 8a Uuosimd fc4 r ftlu 4 4,
it inohe! wiin, .
bvmi Cirublu Haw from tan to thirty Lurhra in
dlsmtr.
HoftJu)j( TurLker and tfcwv i i...
Terms csnh, on livery.
I'ropartj is t rsiuovad ImmedisUiiy.
Peyton, 1-emeer U, JtM.
4eol-4lU
New Advertisements. New Advertisements.
JACKSON LANODON. JOSK1H LAN0I1ON.
J. LANCDON & BRO.,-
MnntiAvniurtrs ol
FINE CAIUMAUES, UOCKAWAYK,
BI GGIES, ril.ETONS,
SPRING WAGONS, , ' 1
YORK WAGONS,
SLEIGHS, AC, AC.
LATEST STYLE k FINEST WORKMANSHIP
W. W. Phillip' ol. I Ktand, Mo. II, 1 IS M 4th Bt.
KAVTOIt, OIIIUl
K-jHtiring ona rom;I et A.
ALSO, DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
And ftjt.ntn for llloholri, Rvhmnn S Ci'b. Fir iiml
iturglAr I'roof Htn, n,l H,,hlr'' HvlrlHemlent
nd Lngflr HMr Ioolri,
dreSlf 7H nAM KTKEKT,
J. V. NATJERTH & BON, ' ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALKRH IN ( !
FOREIGN,
CANNED ami 1
: . j ' . i DRIED ;
37 It. XT ITS.
A1JIO, '.
Oysters,
PvTvito,
Wlnos,
Cigars,
Flro-Worlts,
Ao, & Ac.
.1. V. N AIIRTH A Sf)N,
Farmers Take Notice.
Iam miilmno nr.o NAWMII.IAT HmM
BAIUiBK, IVK4HT O'rt., kmprr Wmk.. of
two pfltUrnM, one to nUArh to olhrr pownr, nuil Oim
oilier iioiiili,dd 'J he lm!1 in (hit niM'h a i .h
than own luhhlfl plowing, In coiihpI1dp of Ihn Iwo
tl atni hnKinj( nn n htl which kiim ft nx'kinff
motmu lolho unw, hr h it, nn nneffwMry to fnl nnti
nwy ntting- Two hAmlM only in,ur,l. Theten.lnr
ol Urn n,w driTM. Hnil foi-ft nif.aulnr.
JAHVHOAHK.
drHlt Iift.ton, Ohio.
Southeast Market-house.
NOTICK. ALL THO.SH WHO HIIIHOKIBKII TO
thMoulhftfttrnM,rkol-hnttHftr hninhy noti
And IhAt (hftir f.ill am iiiat nf i,uh:rinlinnn nr now
duo. Vliujr will plAfi.a t!ll ftt Phillil, Wiiltn'n, Treat).
ny ortltr ol uto HiMftl n oirri'torN,
dMlJUUtiiwt A. I.. AUI.l,. H !
Turnpike Election.
TUIKK WILL II?. AN BLKOTION UKI.Il AT
Ritrly'i Httrl in WhnI Ai xnmlrin, ,n Mi.ndny
thSih dnfof Jrtnimry, Ittill. Iu le,'t H'n lilrwlun,
id Mm ImyUin nod WnwUrn Turtipikn Hmd Oonintuy
lo wrv fnr Iho nMUin)f yrnr.
linrKDilKr 0, lwS, A. IjUNI.AI', l'nift't. ,
dlt-:it ,
FOR RENT.
A BRICK HUUril WITH MINK KOOM4, HTA THI-K,
BwD.antl nil nwHHry inirovMnni on
p rem !, ItoMidnt fl'tten m r of k'hh) Itoltom land,
mtuftlfNl nu lh Mud Hive VkIImjt Plku, fivs mdriH
punt of Ihtylon, known iu "ThiHip Onrs Tein."
Th rftnter may Utk iinmMliain pssinii. Korio
formation iatuirHt ihsCtinai IIoU!, in jMjrtoa.or f
the iiDdMrxtKiieil.
dMi:iil.it V M.kN H N L Ml
Turnpike Notice.
niHB 8Tri!KMoi,iKim in tkk miamh-hurg
J and CttntHrvtlln Tufrinihti Ooinpnnr rs hereby
notifld lo rafl Ht ih tlii of J. I), fthe hun, J. P ,
in MiatnitihitrK. (Hi it), on Mori'isy, .Innimry 8, H 4t
at 1 oVlfKik I. M.i (or ths pur pone of lnc(inM "OTn
(7) dirwtnr to serve tU eumiiiiK yew.
dnc'Hdawtt . riMOHOK A. OROVE, Vrm.
Dissolution.
DlHHOl.lITION 0 CO-rAHTNKBRl.MP. THK
co-psrtnrhip, heretofore existing hotwob
Frodenok Isng and Benjmnin Uhielite, unidr the
usinn end Arm of Jaiir A Hhiohte, wen diswilTed. hy
mutuel consent, Decemtter i:t, lniil.
Mr. Iant( will continue PiiHineHS et the elepnnt
ntend in the hemiii of the pra Hoiihi end will
ieitle ell encounU perteininc to tht late nrin.
iwuuw Lands AcbiKBi.v
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
SIXTH STKKKT lUtilXii:,
CITY OF IAYTON,
Aueivoa'M Oei(ui, MoirfsMMiss Oe., Of
Daytom, Ueoemher 0, Itutf )
SRALKO !'HOWiSAI,S Whh BE REOEI VED AT
the Auditor'N ORice until Mondny, Jsnuery 1,
lutifi. 'i o'clork, A- M , hjr e Joint Committee, nom
pouod ef Mtn'UM Botler, John Hutt, end John Woen
eldorf, Bridge Uoinmittee of the city of Dsyinn, end
jMine Applexalo, e CommitU-e eppoinUHl by the
Board of Coun y Oomminsioners.
To huild en iron bridge ecrosit the oenel on Hiith
street, in the mty of Oayton, n IoIIowh : 17 feet 6
mchee in thclr, with e" side wlk on one side, five
feet In width, eupponed tu he lixty reel in width,
more or lea. Hid lo tie tnede by the sinale foet.
Ksw;h bidder ! alo renin red lo present end bid upon
hm own plsu end spwiinoetionH The Oeinm Ue r-
senre ihw right lo reject any or ell bi
IiIh rf tiinv thiak
proper.
desVlaw2w
J. VT. JUKTHIt'H. Auditor.
Chairmen Bridge Cora.
STEPHENS HUBER.& CO.
KKAL, KBTATkl AOKNTH.
K70 & SSO Thtr.l 8t.
DAYTON, OHIO. .
WIM, ATTRMDTO TH B SRLtlMe AND BOY
1NU of renl e.liii,, loan monny on 1.ond nnd
morlR." n fthtiollM,ticnHi Ap. ,Ae. All bD.ioeiui
Im.UJ to Iheru will Im, faithlully nltoudml u,.
. , f ooi, ss.tr
BOMBERGERi WIGHT&Ca7
DAYTON, OHIO,
MAN UFAfTl)H1llt8 0 TIIK
Brcadrup Power Loom.
This haam ie Jtqusl to any olhere, for Moht end
Ket tfuperiur to ell ottwra for Heavy Work.
OKhKKH HOLK ITKI).
dnt'ln.dlm
a. post, . 5 ' ; w. e. ha urn art.
POST' & HANCHETT,
WSOLBHALI AMD MTAII. D..I.IU !
- . i.i- MAMMIIXONV
! Yougliioglieny,
CHIPPEWA COAL AND COKE
rOfflra, Hist Third St., opnoalU X.nis rot,
: IAY1X.)N, OHIO.
dM-isuir
i To Lot.f ... .
(W!!,!, tKARK, OB BIMINRHS PPBPOKS,
Hi. chin, (5ii) M of uiut ground on HMond
lr t, nTlm. Ohio, (1Jmii tun .Uirt.ruom of
Tlio IOf,n,n . in cntrmi, and vory d.irirmlil. for.
gnmiry-lionm. UKUHII K W. HUA W,
IMyton, Itta. 14. (SH) . sm8woil4 alro.1.
n - .
AOMIMIHrRATOII'S NOT'ldlC.-RMANUKIj MIL
LKH hu been puloUd Admmi.tr.Uir of Ii.D-
ih Miuvr, uhtcmu, nun 01 van Duras lwn.luj,
Monicoiawj County, Ohio. novllw.it
New Advertisements.
0PEB4 UOISE BESTAIR1XT.
I!r mala aia Ural Sla.,
Dayton, Ohio.
FIIED. I,AttilJ, Prapriator
Meals at all Hoars, ,
And th. Ulila. will li fnmi.ha,! with avry luxury
and dftlii'wy of I lie waxon j
Tho HnliA'd Tnii!-i ;iro from lha oaMiratoil mas
nfafilorloa of Julra Walke anil Brun.wick A Bro.,o,a
cinnaU. 'fha narfaiiifipliad itH Wain and Lienors oftha
obomaat braad.. bath foroiitn and donaatio. . . i
Oysters, i
ftV THR CAN, itil.1 J .. M
IN TIIK SIIKI-L,
,: can alwavb iik bad at Thw aotisit, ;
MIRINII TIIK HKAKOX.
ALSO, CiAMK OK A l.f. KINDS. -'
Tharntroanx of tlia puliHo la raapentfully .il.q.
nciHti
p ou T rs !
clLillirto ' j
Horse aM Galiie Mm
t
Yhit prepAretlnn
lonir end fcvorehijr
known, will Omr-i
oiiRblj relnTlgorete
broken down end
loweplritcd horses,!
by strengthening;
and cleansing ttia
etnmach end in tot :
11 nn.
It It e turn pre-,
fentlre of ell dis
eases Ineldftit a
tine enlmel, aiich ei lun rtVKK,
r u ! w w a
TKR, H f A VKH,
COUUH8, im
TRMPRR, FK
VKRS, KflUNDKR
I.OHS OK API'K
TrTK AND VITAL
KNKKGY, Ac It
use fmprovea the
wind, Increase
the apetlte-ftiveff
m atnoocn and
KlMay akin nd
trenvforma t fa e
miserable tkeletosl
horse. ,
Into a fine Looking end spirited
To kecperi of Cows this mwnitrstinn u ini..at.i.
It lDcreeseg the quantity and Unprores the qaaJity
oiuwmui. itnae.
been prorcn by ac
tual experiment to
Increase the aiian
Uty of nilk and
cream twenty per
cent, end make the
better firm end
aweet In fattening
cattle, It give them
an appetite, leeeena
r S-T a? difttm . -auakea then thrive -
- weir n i a a . mna
much meter.
In all dbceeea of flwlne, inch as Conghe, Uloere la
the Lnnjti, Llrer,
4a, this article
acta as a apecino.
ay putting rrom
one -half e paper
ao a paper in a
barrel of twill the
bore dlaeeaee
will se eradicated
or mittnlj prarlL If irly.n in time, a aertaln
preTentivo and our. for tha Bog Cholera.
Pries W Csnts par Pspnr, or t Papers fcr tl.
PBBPAKSD BT
S. A. FOUTZ Sc BRO.,
AT THBIK
WHOIHALI DHIS AND HRDinill DKPOT,
No. 118 Franklin St.. Baltimore, lid.
Tot Bl by DrmrnliU and Storekeeper! through
out tha Vultad Statu. -
'
W, W. STIWART and WALTBBW a KSl,SO
WholaMalo AKnnta, Imvton, Ohio.
JOHN 1). PARK, Oanaral Airant, Oloelnnatl.O.
dtcwly
pKVRB AND A0UB.
' Tha famedy to ouro and prevenTthiaalaeafla la
DB. 8. 0. RKIIIAHIlPON'S '
SHERRY WINE BITTERS i
"the oelebraterd New England remedy for Jaundice,
Fever and Affile, General Debility, and ell
dmeaeee nriMing from disordered tomech
- - i Lirer and Bowels. .
They are need end recommended by leedinf; phy
fllcienn ol the country, end all who try them pro
nounce them iaveiuabie. -t
Price, 1 pur battle , . , .
J. Jit HAtRIS A CO., UioeianaU, Obld, pro.
prietora for tha Western bite.
HUt,l HY ALL MED101NK iKALKRS.
ontUIdawtl
-A. K-A-IB OHANOE.
iNK OP THB BKHT FktlMfl IH MATrflON
II T)WNHIIIP,MUN'JUMitk COUNTY, OHIO.
FOR BALIS. . , . . - . - '
JHeau'ifully titualtMl about one-half a mi lee southeast
rem HiKpfns' HUttion, on the Ira ton and WwMtern
Iiml road, and about one-fourth ore mile aoiitn of the
Wolf Creek Tuminke, a&d eeren mile- bonhwe of
lrtyton,oonfaiutnK one hiiadred and nftr-aiuhl aurea
About Uoaorea ere uoder Rood oultiveUon, thebei
euce te wall limierwdi There ie a ierKe three-story
link dweUinti-ltousie, iVsvme barn Craxne tobaoeoehed
and a nerer-feiling apring el good water, orchard As,
The lotrauoo it denidedly heUhy, pleen-nt, and every
way desirable and in a neighborhood of good society
ana convenient to school. chimbee, end nulla.
Terms one-third uatht the balance in three equal
annuel peymeutH. , . VMULW UTJaT'J'LKK.
dec l-Stw
WHO HAM LOST
A DEAF AND DUMB GIRL?
ADKAP ANO DUMB GIRL, A PlMHRNTLY
xmtM yesre of huo, wuti euhiii a huircut
ehott, grwy eyes, rather almye the medium site, aud
tia t-r of a burn er ec.M on the underside of the
right forearm ; eme to Ihil place about the middle
of Novembur, with no btfrgafre or money, ahu i of
peat and udy appearaace; and ban ewJently boen
laised in good aociety. Unfortunately she can not
red, write, or converae by aneena o' eigne, ao that
her reaidf tioe.or denUnatioa cen not be loued.
Fannra Uiroushout Uie buaewill eleeee give thit a
t;rel4iiumaiiiHeriiia, and If this should mee theno.
i;e of anyone knowing eny thing of the above iks
suriltid Udy, they will confer a favor by coinmunfttin
with the 'Iru toes of Miami townthip, MiaiiiisUirn,
Moui(omery County, Ohio.
i
ITai - - aAflT
Legal.
II
Olltm AJID LOT IN 0ARR0LTUN AT VAHTER
Imniel LeiMhty'a adni'r. PIU.) Caae Ne. am,
ve Mootgomery fesuuerior
Ellaa Martin, etal PefU. J Ooert.
Pursuant te an order of the Hupertor Court of
Montgomery Oounty.ohio, made in the eUre entitled
oauveand to me direuied, I will oiler at Public Auc
tion at Uie door of the Court HriiK,ia tlteUity of
Day ton, in the llounty enl Mtttle aJoriidt on
iATURDAT, DKOKMRKR M.lMnS,
Between the hours of 1 aud 4 o'tdi-rk . U. ol
mtid day. the hdlowirg derwrilNI Rcnl tCstete, via:
Hi male in the County of Montgomery and btate ol
Ohio Hituate and blng in the Town of Oarroltou, all
of in -tot numbered ftlty-eeven (57) on the plat ol aaid
Town.
Held property haa been appraised at 9I,kio, and can
not cell for leae taaa two-Uurdt of wud api.ramment.
Terms Ceeh. W1LMKR H. HKLVILLK,
i MaHterOom'r fctoot g Buwrnor Court,
Adam OutT, AU y. ,
Govern bur 25, lbo&. aovittwat.
Medical.
i i.M-.n..1!-.? $
ALLEN'S
LUNG . BLSYM
TS GREAT SIBSIiT FOR THE CIIRIC Or
CONSUMPTION
!XU ALL il8(48IS Or THI I,IIH(18.
mllK RKHUI.T tF ITS USK II A PRIM1K Of ITH
I gnat yalua. Ths aitmnrdlaary haalinf proprr-
tiiw ol lhl riinoly a-a aincriaooad by an thona ho
hnyo ll.wl it. Thpir tilimony will ho found In a
immnniM.MK'B. oaa na sad ol tha agents hra lha
modir.ino ia iMd. , . v
O'll'UHH AND COl.tW, howarar diKlmrinit. ara
tirofcatvoit in aa innrodiula abort tima, by cauaina a
Miiwnti indiipni a nn tha l.unir., ao that tho matior
and itil.irnl arn namly axnwtoraUHl.
Ai.l.KNB MINI) IU l.HAM rnnlaina no nnlum In
any t.rm It la partocUy norm law inr Ilia moat dall-
nnla chllil.
ooNSUMPTIVItH would do wall lo rrxl hia Traa
tlna upon Ulaaaand LnDga.
AT-ltl.a good ramady. Try It. For aala by lha
Prnpiialora, i. N. HARRIS (JO., Cincinnati, O.
Prion SI oar hnttla Mold h MaiIm lln.t.r.
thronjhaut tha alty and oouatry. ooutldawtr
DR. STEVENS & CO.
BRIVATK mnKAKR CURKD IM THK HHORTkHT
nor-ifhlenn.e,a the Cinninnati lo-k Hnsfutel,
Wee Third street, between Walnat and Vie, un
tauWrejithout the use of Mercury, loss of time, er
'hang of dit.
Ir HTKVKNM. hvsikenial stnrlv and ot mn.nxa In
LhhoHpiuls of Haiti nions liOndw and Pans, in
u Jjlml lo warrantee a ourn in tha mewl .m(Hi-
ru,a'-Hen nettent ciwn or (jonorrhea or Hvphihe
fitrwl in a few.Uya, witlioot eruuixn of dirt, or hind
ramie from biiMiiiena erwrnlnry Hyphiha Ihe la.t
VHrttt( rnihcHtrfd without the ne of Mercury.
Vwlime t-e nelf-sbn-Hnd e eeive vtry,'HU(Tr
.111 from Hpennatorrhna, nnl loss of phyxicrtl and
nn-ntnl power, Indiiertlon or (insliiationt krup
NonHttNrvoui Coiih, HypcvtHialn, antre)attd
lor Livsr Complaint Dyspepaiv and 'onHumptnm,
tiy ixnornft men, who mi.tuki tlie erlcte for the
i-jtuae of the vil.snd thus multiply ro h
Married tmn, and those rttnierupUtmK nwriftg",
honld relore Tijror to th tr (todies and mindH, ere
hey mull miHery and direae Hon those nf their
MHienty
Mm'UHfs ptculiiir io femitU-H trtHted. Acme tmr
rniitwd in nil cbm n FerHonn at n diwiewe promptly
i-nrr-d, hv adlresttni, vn(h Htaleinent fifrane, hr.
MTKVKNH -CO.. 11 Westlliird .irt, Cincinnati,
' Hito.
Cllle hours frum 8 A. M., to 5 P. M'i Hundava
to II A. M. dec lyj
Medical. Wholesale Clothing.
I IVKF,, UEBEE & CO.,
O X ZkX -A.X 3NT HTHBHT
Diytoa, Obla,
AIIK WOW OFFt.KIIU
A.T WHOLESALE
A IiAROR r.TK!ll Of
Clothing Cloths,
Cassimeres, Testings,
Traveling Shirts,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Knit Jackets,
Men's Suspenders,
Boys do.
- Linen and Paper Collars,
&e.,' &c, Ae.
Taill.l wkltb w wul4 Haart.
CALL TUB ATTKNTION Ot ,
MERCHANTS'
Wbee, Vial Una: Markwt.
01 Main Blreet, between Third end Fourth,
MnSillniStn
TMYTOsI, OHIOl
Medical. Wholesale Clothing. Miscellaneous.
TKE4SUltGKS NOTICI2. .
'1 ttaeevaaa'a Oanua, Darrow, (1.,
Ie4ienler 11. U&, f
qiAX PATIHH ARK HEUKItY NOTTKH!b THAT
JL while neies4ity rentree, ths nfflne will be opened
Tor tlie reuepMon of tAxeit atHA. M.. closed t4 P.
M , reopened at 0 P. M., and tdoaed at 9 P. M., of
earh dav
Hear in mind that the tune fur Ihe first install men!
ia the Both of aJeuemiar. which m clone at hand. If
possible, ceine with the fractional part of a dollar, aa
we arecometimee ehortof change.
DANIEL HTAI.KY,
Treaaurer Montgomery Co., 0.
decltilaw3t . ... ..... t
KKAL KHTATK AGENCY. ,
I3KRHON8 FA VI NO CITT JROP4tTT FOB
aele, would do well tooell, aa I have uite a num
ber of appicatiena for bouees and lota iatbeeity.
I have no m very valuable houeee end lote io Peter
eon end i iam! C.ty that will he aold cheap. I have
aieo some of the beet improved termit io Montgoi-
ery county, for aele on reeaonabla term. Also a
fee more hoiiies in the nitv.
JAM It KILLT, Real Bst-teAjrt ,
ortheeteor. Mauiaiuiad BtroeU,
novi.lawlm 1 aylon, Onia.
Attachment.
Fremx tiiesmheff
Before foha D.Hheehan,
J. P.. Mtenii townahin.
CThflriee Baker. I M ontnomerv eo..O.
SN TH E 1ST I'AT OP NOVRMBKB, ldtfi, AM
order of atteehment ia tb ceee, wee IssiwmI hf
n P. Bheehan, a Juattee of the Penre, of Miami
townHhipS Montifomery oounlv, Ohio. Amoea
Hworn to, $M twi, Case eat for -rieg, January 1,
lew, at Ho'cWk P. M.
, v PKItUKLIRSEflflOPF, Plalntlff.'v
A. Otur, Att'y. - di-rl2wSw
1 TACH M .NT NOT1CM:
Ilanry Htavar, .
auainHt
ParoraH. w. Moyar,
J. 1 ol Jar.lt.oa Tp.
Moutft'oinary (Jo., u.
Andraw Mahaflla
anil Atiraham Ball.
ON tha Ulh day of Ortolor. A. D. lrWI. aaid Jua.
tlua ivvued aa ordar of auahrnnl la tha ahora
Hc.tioQ i for tha aum of Hovanty.four dollar, and A'ty-
inroauauw, ttitihii. uaaa aai toa naanns tiai
wr la. inixi, .i u o CK
clock A. M.
Hot , IWit,
HEXBTSTAVKR.
novllwiit
I KB All" NOTWR.-RKHIISN I.AS1V. WH'lHW
J rManr u, unknown, ia nr.tin-1 Ih t Ahtif
1.011111,11111 on lha 8'ilh il.y (if NiiiviiiInt. IHii.'i.tila
h.r pcitiion inthaothcaof tha Clt.ik id ihrOiurtof
i ommon 1'laa.. wtahin aad lor th .nmnty of Mont.
KuniHry Mnd Hl.la or Ohm. rharjgmK tha .aid tubi.i
Itantxwith aliaodonment anil Kio.. neitlert ufduty to
ward aaid AlH.y Lanla, and aiikinK to ba ihTari'id Jtimw '
I lie aaid Rotitian Lanta, whii.h tilion will Mtaud for
naanoK al tna A onl torlu Ol aaid uourt .
iwtniwi ll , AUDI LANTZ.
Aoam Clay, Att'y. dm-SaSl .
XT0TICH ia harahy aiyanlhata patiboa will ba .
JL , iirwiBniwi wi ui noaia ol tJomttUMiiouar ol
Monti.inry Uounty. Umo, at timr luaxt rul,
amulon. praying for tha lunation and aHtobl'.liiiiant
of a aounty rd Lading from tha liaytaa A libanoa '
Tunipika to Hi. Unmroyilla A Wayii.llla load,
oommanrHnKal lha Norlh Kh.1 noinrr o' achonl Inl
ol .oh Itialm I N'i. , In Win 'ii,i:ua town.hin, anil
ruoal l'inona aaat Ihrnuih tlia land, of l.afia A :
KoaalKThomii Hatlld.llia hnim of J . S. Rulwr'a,
J. a. WHn, M. W. Roadnr, J. T. A H B. lniion,
Joaaph l l.oinn., and John P Hiinra, lmlii a d at.noa
ol aornit lav nuWa. , MANY Ptv'ITrUiNKKS.
oi;t27w(lt
f'HS DlkKCTORS I1T TBI tkcitonia ihbi I
1 rni (lomimny haro darlarad a UiyiJ.uil ol UNB
y.'i.i.i, ; par oiiAtttt, payabla on and atlur Manaaa
Umanihar II, 1M6. J
daotll
JOHN B STOFPCLMAN.Baoy,