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THE-DAILY FjIPIRE.
II. 11. KOMN.-vON, Knrrom
I). O. KITCII, AbsMTamt KlrroR.
Ouy ton, Ohio,
Tuesday, -December 19,-1865.
Death of Hon. Thomas Corwin.
Theilwtth oftlilx miilncnt ami (flfti'il ""'
oocurreU lu WiiaUWijitu". yesta-nlay. at two i
oVIiirk P. M. SntunlHjr evening last, wliiltt
' conversing with aoiar of IiIk (Vlcml-t, anil lu
thernjoymt'iitofnpparfiit good health, hiv
vm attacked with immlyHt. TliU ' the
linineillnU- I'sime, of hi ilculli.
Kor mom than Uilrty yonnt Mr. t.'orwlii
was i' lowly iilentitiiil with the laililvral his
tory of Uiix Mate anil th country, hav
ing (InrluK thai Units Illicit many IiIk hihI
riioitalliln tiil)ll ixwItlofiK. Helm hemi
ovf rtmr of Ohio, I'nltcil Staff ScnnUir.
Iti'iitvacntntlve In Couk"', Scetntury of
, the Treamny, during: the ailiiiinlwtnttUin of
PnwWIrnt Klllmom ami MlnlU-r to Mexico,
having been nimlnlcil to that mkII1oii by
PreeUlent Lincoln in 1W11.
l r fuciln lyloutriHl in Mint cIuhm of
American rtJitaami'ii who gave illiilly and
c.hnrucU'r to our Government In lt earlier
and better iluya nearly all ul whom have
paafted away, and given place to the reek
lew and fanatical Mliticl:in in whose
handn Die destinies of our once, happy
country are now placed. - The reflection Is
a melancholy one, but It I, ula.. too tnic
Mh. Coiiwin was a mcmlier of the old
Whiff parly, the compeer of Clay, Wrr.
Htkr and all the distinguished men who
were regarded as tlie leaders of that organ
ization. Ijitterly he acted with the Re
publican party, but never could be said to
be thoroughly idcntinVd with their princl
plei and policy.
, He waa a man of brilliant intellect, and
one of the most gifted and captivating pub
lic speaker of hi time. Ills eloquence wax
of aoharaeter peculiar to himself, and be
fore a popular audience he was almost Ir
resistible. Rut In social life, his sparkling
wit and Inexhaustible fund of humor made
hi society coveted by all who enjoyed Ms
acquaintance, lie waa a man of warm and
generous impulses, and by his kind and
genial manners had endeared himself to a
wide-spread circle of friends and admirers.
By all or tlicin ins loss will be deeply felt.
We may add, that the rapid passing away
of such men is to be regarded us the cause of
general grief and sailncuA It reminds us
that, one after another, the. link which
hound us as a people to better and happier
days the days when our nation stood erect
in an uie granuetirot iut dignity and power
--are being sundered, leaving us to drift
wildly bufora the tempest of fanaticism that
has already well nigh wrecked our most
cherished hopes and prospects as a nation.
When, If ever, we shall greet a roturu of
those days, Is a mighty problem, the solu
tion of which we have no disposition to
attempt. , .
How to Treat Indians.
From s New Kuglaud quarter, the Provi
dence Journal, In a letter dated Colorado,
we have the following cold-blooded advice
iu regard to the proier treaimeut of the
Indian. We have no doubt the writer is a
firm believer lu the superior excellence of
he negro :
What shall we do with the Indian r Shall
we civilize ur exterminate him y The for
mer is simply impossible, the latter abso
lutely Indispensable. We may moralize as
much as we please, but when the choice
comes to us whether to be bitten by a mail
dog or to kill the dog, practically, the dog
Is dead. And such must he the ease with
the Indian, who is worse than a mad dog.
Now shall we, or the Indians he pro
tected t The Indians can take care of t hem
selves, and If they can't do it here, they can
go elsewhere. I am not of a sanguinary
disposition, I am not inclined to revel in
bloodshed and slaughter, but I am fully
convinced that the Indian must be exter
minated, It is as much for his benefit as
for ours. What is the good of his loping
' about the country on a cadaverous jkhiv.
and looking like a dirty idol chopied out of
mahogany, when he can be comtortahly
killed and sent to those happy hunting
grounds which constitute the lndlau heav
en t Let him go there by all means. Help
him on his way and take him out of his
misery, lie is neither useful nor ornamen
tal here: pcrhaw he will be both in another
world. If so, what a radicul change the
great destroyer will produce I
Let us have brave and sk illlul olllcers and
men with carte blanche as to their doings.
If they kill a few Indiana, commend thein
for It, and tell tliem to go their way rejoicing-"
Kven the editor hardly takes exception
to this when he says : 1
"The Indians of the plains are fllthy,
treacherous, thievish and cruel. They must
not be permitted to block tlie mails to the
Western Territories and States or to com
mit any depredation on tlie whiles. An!
armed force sulllclf ut to restrain them must
be kept In tlie Held, and as much severity
as Is necessary to keep them from doing
nil must iw useo. jl inai call only Do
accomplished by killing them, then they
must of course be killed.
Get rid pf the thieves who prey upon the
life and property of the Indian, aud of the
trader who steal away their' brains, by a
baptism of bad ruin, aud there , will be uo
need of Oils wholesale killing.
We are not surprised that the very pa
per that contain tills devellsh proHisltlou,
for the treatment of the Indians, contains
an apology for the wholesale brutal mur
ders recently committed by the negroes in
Jamaica.
. There are no less than 303 schooners, 80
bark, 10 brigs, IS propellers aud 'JS tugs In
Chicago, with an aggregate capacity of
101,823 tons. This Is a large Increase upon
the number of craft that wintered there
last year, and more are expected.
A gsrroter was captured in Boston the
other day, and sentenced to 13 years lu the
penitentiary.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Secretary of the Treasury, on Snttir
dny noli lied seventy-live clerks of ut IcV
parfinent that their Services will 1"' dis
h'ium( with on the lllst lust, on grounds of
incompetency. ,
It Is reported that Friday's Cabinet meet
ing, which was longer than usual, and
which was attended by General Grant, was
devoted to the consideration of Mexican
afl'alrs. '
General Wiulleld Scott arrived at New
Orlrtaiis on the Villi lust, A salutit was
fired in Ids honor,
The Klchmoud Ktaminer asserts tliittGen-
crnl Grant, while in that city, expressed
himself in favor of the admission of all
Southern Congressincu w ho 'an lake the
tcast-oalh. . .
The Armstrong House, at T.awton, Mich
igan, was hunted down on Thumdny after
noon. 1js $7,M, on which there Is no
Insurance.1' "' '
The number of negroes executed In J;i
uiaeia by the British authorities is esti
mated at from WHO to 4,tmo.
The l'ostolrlee at I'lt Hole was broken
open on the night of the Kith, and three
bags, containing the mail for New Voi k.
the Kastern and Northern States and Kiis
tern Pennsylvania, taken. The sum ol
l.'sMHKI was iu the mail hags, the. property
of three men alone, and the full amount
lost was probably between seventy-live and
one hundred thousand dollars.
Hon Arthur hiunainl, one of the English
railway excursionists who accompanied Sir
Morton Pcto in his recent visit to tills coun
try, has addressed a letter to his constituent's
in Scotland, In which ho expresses the
greatest admiration for the I'nlted States,
both as regards the people aud the natural
resources of tlie laud.
Iiantel S. Kleklnsou and Gen. Splune are
now the most prominent candidates lor the
New York Collcctorship.
The Augusta CkiuHI ulinmiliM learns that
quite a number of plantations lu that vicin
ity have changed hands lately, the pur
chasers being mostly parlies from the
North.
There are at the present lime two hundred
and thirty students In the University oi'
Virginia, a great majority (if whom were
iu tlie army during the war.. .
There nre five theaters lu the oil region,
located at Meadvllte, Corry, Oil City, Pit
hole aud Franklin. Two or three of them
have adopted the pretentions and meaning
less title " Aenilemy of Music."
Gordon, the recently executed rebel
leader In Jamaica, had his life insured In
Ixindon for 90,000, which has been paid to
his widow.
A company has been organized at San
Francisco, to build a railroad from Unit
city to a towu lu San Diego, thence east
ward to the State line, and them con
neeted with the contemplated road to the
Mississippi River. The capital is thirty
million dollars, and the length of the road
720 miles.
Spires of he Majority in Congress.
On Tuesday, of last week, Mh. Ki.ukkdiik,
of Wisconsin, (lcm.), iu the House at
WHsliiiigton. oll'ered a resolution sustaining
the President's reconstruction isilicy. This
was promptly voted down by the licpuhll
cans I To tlie number of 10M these atrioU
voU'd against a Itestoratiou of the Union !
They follow such open dlsiinlotiistsns Tit An.
Stkvrns, of Pa, and Senator Pomkhoy, of
Kansas who says : .
" I would rather help tear down the
Capitol than allow the Southern StUs to
come lauik Into tlie I'nion without letting
the negro vote !"
Tlie Southern States that have complied
fully Willi all the required conditions, arc
still kept out of Congress by these men !
No wonder, under such eireiunstances,
thateveu so decided a Republican piqier as
the N. Y. AVaiisi Post should feel eon
strained to aay of tlie President's action in
the premises
"He Is not as strong aud decided as we
expected from the energy of his character,
or as the circumstances would warrant, in
in his treatmeutof reconstruction, lie de
fers more, to the opinion of Congress than
we supposed he would. His previous
eouivsi Inul led us to hiqie that he would in
sist iihiii us rapid a restoration of th n
lilicul relatious of tlie South us might be
compatible with sutcty. I lie. mssuge of
the Constitutional Amendment, which
really removes the whole ground of con
troversy, we Imagined, would be made hi
single condition, tine qua turn, his te.st of
loyalty. Ills means or general conciliation
aud siit lenient. Hut he abandons the en
tire matter to Congress, w ilh a simple his
tory of what he hud himself done.
The President's House.
It is understood by the Washington news
gatherers that the President's house was
cleared of articles of furniture to an extra
ordinary degree when Mrs. Lincoln li lt it.
The subject has been kept from the pnbllc
as much as possible as it , was a mutter of
scaudid disgraceful to the country. . Tlie
JCrir eorrcsMiiident says:
THK rKKSIOKNT'S IIOllSK
is in a very shahhu condition, the old urru
j.niifs liavlnur used up all the appropria
tions, a us (aeurni(urs. Itolli lluuse
of Congress arc preparing for a fresh ap
propriation.
"I visited (said Mr. Kiddle of Delaware,
iu tlie I). S. Senate,) the White House, or
Kxecutive Mansion, as It is colled, last
Week, and it t's u iuyrucs u the country." .
Wisconsin Wa xfknsks. The Madi
son Juurnal states that statistics compiled
at the Secretary of State's oillee show that
payments out of the treasury of this Stale
tor war purposes since 1HIII, amount to the
sum of .Usj.l,w;3 1h. This of course does
not include amoiiuts paid by counties or
towus. Jfi'wuniM Nttot.
i . .
lUNixiOHE Carriages and Bngglea at
Laugdon's Carriage Hhop, 11, 13 and 15
Fourth street. dlw
South Carolina.
The message of Governor Orr was sub
mitted to the) South Carolina Legislature
on the (1th. Most, of the message Is dcvot.'d
to lot 'ill oll'air. Iu 'regard to the negroes,
the Governor say si: .
"Von have been-diligently employed
since your meeting In maturing laws 'for
the organization of the militia and for the
regulation of tlm rights and duties of frrd
incn, and I doubt not that you will perfi-ct
yonr lettislatlon, upon thine subjecto before
your adjournment. Our H)lley' toward the
freediiien should he kind ami human
If his rights of person and proierty are
not fully nnil cn"oc.tunlly Mxoireil by our
iih'iii 1,'kisihiioh, wit can noi noM to lie re
lieved from the presence of the military
ami niKVosf courts. Tlie millioi IiIl of il
I'lilusl Slates will not remove their protect
ing muni inuu uie negro, wnom lliey nave
manumitted, and In w hose freedom we have
acquiesced, until we provide by our laws
to vIvc him roll iimttlfiii hi nil hit
rights. Ills labor Is nei-cssary fort lie sne-
eesiui proHis'iiiion oi me agriculture of tlie
Stilly and It will be liest eoiuinaiiiled by
making him cheerful and contented."
, ' i
(JfAftRKimiMR. Our friends and brethren
of Hie Sixth Street Methodist Church, seem
to he contending through an endless series
of reiiliidnrH and rebutters all of which
appear in the columns of our orthodox co
tempiirary at the corner of Vine and
Kolll'tJl whli-ll hIihII Iiiivi. Ill 1mo wnnl
Thei-c Is not much piety in tlie spirit of
men- sTioruiaiiees; ami we oegiu locirenil
that the cause of Christ will not lie greatly
promoted by . the dis. losiu-es they uuiki's
ami the light which they let Into each
otlicr's characlers. It. is not for us to pro
nimuce umn the merits of the dispute; hut
its ti'inis r has nntliing lu it of meekness or
holiness. We wereonee it was many years
ago. nnil we were a little lnexM iii ni.cil
of the opinion that clergymen, by virtue of
their pious training, holy office' and high
resHnsihillties, wen' a great deal better
than secular Mople, We susH'ct we were a
lillle mislakeu. i.'inrimmlt KmHirer.
New Advertisements.
Insurance Notice.
r1H UTOOKHOMiRllS Or TH OHIO INHtlR
I AN' K (HlMI'ANV.Hrnhrrrhy nolifll thai lh
Aimnsl KIsiiUou of IHriS'lorill Is, hrM l Ihslim,
'f roiiiiiKuy. liRyloti, lihiw.ou ONHAY. JAN
HA V 1, Uui. biuwssn th hours ol A, M. sad
IS M. : . . W. U. HILl.kHPlI, JS-'.
l'jmo O., Ikw. It, 1U. dccls-dU
0YSTER8, Q YSTER8 J !
LOOK OUT IFOR THE LOCOMOTIVE I
yst m IS.
XX FRESn OY8TEUSXXX.
' t mn ti'm la Uslly raeolpt of th brat brands ol
lltKSU KAhTlMORE OYSTERS
Pirei'llhrutiKh from tho Bay by Kast Kxpraaa.
1 aui Jaurmhd to anuply my cuatomrra wilhtha
osat li,Hira iq ina wonil. as ma ni.tleal ailTawa oo
iot, liy lli wholn ar half oaa, rsao or doann eaaaa.
Warraala4 Kluil Oifa la on call aad II 1 douot
prova (ho abuTo I vill sol auk another.
A. L. DQMtRTT,
Oeaola Buil Jiok, Kinh atraol, ou canal
doolli dim
A llMINI'TKATOa'S NOTI0I.-TB1 UN ORB.
hikuiJ lias Iioob duly appoialiHi admnlNlralor of
umwiiiemjonii n. nonntan, lata m Montromary
oouoly, Ohi,dnaawd. LKVI UOKrMAN.
Dwambar IS, UUU. diulll3i.
OHIO STATE HOUSE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OK CINCINNATI, OHIO. ' i i ,
Hteplicns, Iliibcr & Vryor, Agentn.
Y ; -7. Tii Ird 1 reft, . ,
X.-5T ON, Obio.
1 Aro nuW irstAriMl to fnttira Horses, Or.ws, Mutos,
Sc., asainiit Thoft or fl,lh from Aooldaul or I nam, Ma
oDmostliusral lorme. daolv-dlt
A" NPRKW OKBHAKT S KsTATB-ON TI1K I'JTH
dsy of lieoomtier 1HSA, lha undoraiKooil waa
appeiuUi't aud qnaliaed as Kaarutor ol' Uie anlalo of
Anilrew tisbhart, late of atonlgotnery aoun'y, Ohio.
.Its'oasod FETCH M. OKBBAUT.
dis;IS.w3w
Af'MINIaTBATOB'H Nlirtcr NOTI01 18
hereby siyaa that (be underaiesed has tsten ap
pointed -nil iUMtilii i aa AdniuieUriiler on the estate
of John Jiwiob Uelo!!!!, late of Momuotnory vounty.
dfuieunl. VALKNT1NB BCHKIIBEMAN.
PeoeinlierlS, ImB . Stw '
SANIKL WRAViaS IHIATg-ONTUa 1TB
day of Peueaitwir 1SHA, lbs tuuieraisneil have
i eiotiiled adinini- Iratora of thaeaiateof Isintel
Weaver, laU, of Montgomery flonniy, Ohio, deeeaaed.
It fl. 111. A' K.
deol-wSw UUKKT WICAVBB.
v NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
FANHIO-AMI.EI
O PSJ B A Q USE
HAT STOItE
very leaeHptloa of Hats and Cap,
Iu1Ic.m' unci C'hUdreu'M Furn, IIoImw,
r1H IINIiKHVIONBII hKim TO INFORM TH
X pnlaltTliak i
HE HAS KOW OPENED,
t I',
' -i AN O Wll.l. HKHr . t
KKKP .
'. CONSTNTLY ON HAND,
KVKHYTAINU THAT IS
' XiM- ANI' DESIRABLE, -
IN T1IK AHOVK II MX.
' Eieifthinff in th Market.
THAT is
Attractive, Desirable or New
Wll.l, MR
Added ftom Time to Time;
l MAKING IT ONK OV THK
Most Complete Estalishmenta,
' OK THK KIND,
IN THE STATIi
1 ' o- "
Ladles and Children's
FINE FURS!
or TH
CHOICEST AMI K1CHE8T
QUALITIES HOLD IN TlfR : WEST,
. . . -. at
; Lower than Cincinnati Price..
1 raapaotfullyaolsslaaesamiaalloa r ataek.
1 K. A. UKHHMAM,
daoS dl; Mo, i Mala alra.1, Dayton, Ohio.
I
New Advertisements.
NO MED ICI NE' 0 IV E N
1) It V" DODGE ,
T-joxinfrtbn Avonne,.'
HEW YORK,- '
IMtACTIOAL PHYSICIAN
CHRONIC DISEASES,
LATE OK NEW YORK CITY, ALBANY,
MiiMrriiKAu liUKHrcr, hktiumt,
( lilt Ai(), ST. LOIUM ANl IN
INNATI, HAS TAKEN
- rAULOIlM, Him. 3 iit 4,'Htthe
k , . i ....
PHILLIPS HOUSE.
(
IN TUB
C ITY OF DAYTON,
Whcro 11 E Will HEAL THE MICK.
. ,, . -PKOat
Moiiilay, fK'iiilfr 4lli, 18U5,
t
Friilay, Ib;'IiiImt SSIHIi, 1 8S.
HE WILL I-OHITIVKLY REMAIN NO
, ; LONGER. '
WMKHK UK MAT HK CONBIILTKD.
KKOAI
9 TTNTIli 8 P. M., EACH DAV.
No Medicines Given I
No Surgical Operations Performed !
Chronto Disease Cursd !
Acute Pain Inatanly Believed
TIE LIME M! . ;
TIE BLUB SEE) ;
Til 1EMJEIE!
Over Fifty Thousand Operations
FIVE Y 123 -A. H. 23 .
decltdaolw 1 ' I
J AC'S SO If LAHUDON. . JOBKl'H LAMODON.
fBEMIPM EABBIAGEMAHFiETORY
J. LANCDON A BRO., j
Manufcotarera ol t
FINK CARRIAGES, KOTKAWAYS,
BUGGIES, I'lLTi-TONS,
Sl'IUNG WAGONS,
Y'ORK WAGONS,
SLEIGHS, &0, &V.
LATEST STYLE A FINEiT WORKMANSHIP
W. W. Phillips' old aland, Noa. 11, U IS S. Ith St.
DAVTOIV, OHIO!
ltt'Hilrini Dane I'romittlH tt Neatly,
ALSO, DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
And AAnta for fliehild, Bahman Co'a. lilie aud
ksm'Kiar rriMir .alH, ami H,'li.,olef'a KenriKuralora ,
and fjaver hnur CiioIitm
dettlU 7 MIAlai STHF.ET.
J. V. NATJERTH & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKAl.ltltS IN
FOREIGN,
CANNED and
DRIED
piiuits.
A1J4U,
Oysters,
Oandiosi '
Nuts,
Wlnes,'i
OlBaartsi,
Ilxro- W orlxjs,
4cM &e,, Ac,
J. V. NAURTH SON,
dm la Main Hlreel
8TEPHENS HUBER & CO.
R E A Li ESTATE AOENTH,
U70 & 80 Third Ht.
I1AYTON, OHIO,
Wlt.t, ATTRN1) TO THKHKI.LINO AND HPT.
I Nil of real enlace, limn mouev on tand aod
mortiraue make rut ltiinN.aV.. .An. All hiiaiueiui .
Iruaied iothein will be latthlully aunded t.
BOMBERGER, WIGHT & CO...
DAYTON, OHIO, .
HANUVACTUKKHa OK THK
Broadrup Power Loom.
Thin liooin in KiitiHo May oihera, for IJ.htanil
Kiar upriur Ut all othr Ibr llMtvy Work.
UKUKKH MUUCITRb.
dartft-dlm
POST & II A NO HETT,
' eraeLmaaui ae aarAiL uvaliu ttr
- MA88ILLON, '
oiBlaiolioriy,
CHIPPEWA COAL AXCD COKE
OHtoa, Bant Third 8l..opK)u Xeaia Deaol,
DAYTON, OHIO.
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New Advertisements. New Advertisements.
Amusements.
erES4; IiUl'SS BESTAIRAKT.
' BrLLlARD""HOOMB,
Csrncr mt.ln Flrel lu.,
Dayton, Ohio.
eAx.fi Jr " k'5 m' f
(HMD. l.tNUR, Proprietor.
' Meals at all Xloura,
And th Ub)" will b rurtttnhel wHh fry Hxurj
Th Bt 'han't TaMf men from lh rot'tmifco'l man
ufM'tortiM of -AuU Ualk aJ Br u oh wick A Bro Cin
cinnati, I'ha ItartaanpHlrHl with Winaan'lf.tffanra ofth
hoM?Nil hraodH. Iwth formica and rlovtmtlin,
; Oystors,
BY THE CAN, Hurt
, . IN THE SHELL,
CAN ALWAYS II K HAD AT TI.IH IIOl.'HK,
' I D1IHIKU THK HKAHON. i
ALSO, GAME OF ALL KINDS.
The aitnnaa(e of the pulilm la reaneultnllT aolio
tod oVnMII
piKVKIl ANU alillR.
' The rnmiul to Mire and preTant fhlanlwaae la
riK. n. o. tttmiAhiwoN's
SHERRY WINE BITTERS
The rAlalirati w KnRl-nl rimdy for Jmirwlfce,
f"r noa ahuo, HnirKi iMHin,ft nail nil
dttMMAf aiiij( from dltsnHd tumtuh ,
irirer and Bow ),
Thr art lined au t iwoinmtindcd tit lfadi.c nhv
icimiM or lha roontrr, and al wttu try Uu m ro
oouboa mem luvanmiyitt.
rlrf (I per battle.
J. N. MAKIMH A no., rincianati. Oliiu, pro
MOl.h HV AM. MKII;!NIC DlUiKKA,
fN'l'.M.Uw"
Turnpike Election.
TH1ERR W!f,L UK AN RI.KriOf fTFI.h AT
Kariy'a Iltt in W-t A I- xandnn, on Mnn.Wy
ttioRlhdavol Jnuuary, lixA, to rlvi fl- ilinwlorH
or in itaytnn aitti weMUrn lurtipikn Iloal tJuinitmiy
u wr kit mm mi-iiiuff ytmr.
ItvamirU, . A. MJNI.AP. Pn't,
Wl4-wJt
Turnpike Notice.
qillR HTOOKHOI.MCHH IN TH MIAMIHHHHf.
and OnLArrtll. Tuniniki Uoinp,ny am hrtl.y
wiiusmm iu smm - miv wmr f ui j. I', nil llna . r ,
in Mmmmhiiru, Ohio. o Mondnv. January 8. lHrtrt,
at I o'clock r. M., for th purnoft of ltolin aeraa
i j hi rr-'ior 10 itvrva in fDfuini( ymr.
dMdawtt . yMUKUK A. OHOVK, IVim
DisBolution, , .
I IHK HaIiV1 N OF O0-PARTHli4Mlll-THR
J i-tn-partnArHhip, irUrore exinlMUi; tmtr.
HifinoK iaiik aim -rin.iamiB bbimm, unier lha
nam ami Arm of njr.a A Mhiphla, waa diriiwdviHl, by
mutuaJ ooniwnl, DM-fnir 13, lKJit.
Mr. LaiLa will tsoatiou Imam a (ha Hrtfrnnt
ntand in th hatiemoiii of tha 4ra flouaa, and will
uiiia an m couuia pnuuioft 10 u lata hrm.
dwU llw LANOK A HiJHl&HLE
Farmers Take Notice.
T AM PUItiMNQ TRA(1 HAW MlLfjH AT BOM
I RARfJIH. 1WIHT At O'H.. ItAiur Work-, ol
two pattern, nno to attach to othor iiownr, and tlM
othr ooinhtnod 1 hf draft in thin mwh na In Imh
than iwrn ainbhle plowinfc in ooiiHpi.caof ihft two
pit mi an n hwiKing on a aw n. wlm-h hivm a rmkinu
motion ta the kmw. which la no nafAMmrv in (tent and
oany ouUtna. iwo handaoolv raiiuirad. Th teudar
mm saw unvaa. ouu lora oiuiur.
JAKVIOABR.
dnoUaU . Iatoq. Ohio.
Southeast Market-house.
NI-TU'K. ALL Tff OHK WHO flllHHCRIBKD TO
thartouilmaiitrrn M-trkttt-houM art hrhy noti-
nea inai iitAir rmi aiiKHiut ot kiMMnnpiiou ar turn
dim. They will plftHiw mill at ri.ilhp Valta'a, Treaa.
Hy order ol tha Board of rurti'trirM,
1tlll.f2taw4t A. l. AH Lu. H. c
Amusements. Wholesale Clothing.
lUlTIIINO.
FIVkE, UEBKE & (J0.,
n x ivk ax isr r tjPihbt
Itaytaa, Ohio,
are now orPKitina
A LARttK STOCK Of , , ' -
Clothing; Cloths, .
Cassimares, Testings,
Traveling Shirts, ,
Under Shirts, Drawers, . ;
, Knit Jackets, .
Ken's Snspenders, .
Boys do. ...
... Linen and Paper Collars,
'' . ' Ac, &e., Ae '
To all ot which we wools Koapocla
fallr
CALL THK ATTKNTION Or
MEROHAN TB '
Whoa Vleltlnf thla fltorkat. ,
F1NKE, BEBEE & CO
m Mala Sfreat, between Third ami rourth,
aepA,llmatnw
lATTON, OH KM
Amusements. Wholesale Clothing. Legal.
Tofha TrotNiU Courtof Montgomery. Oo, Ohio. ,
Dunn in Dwyar, Adm'rofWm. KUy,do'il,
M. '
Marv Polar, widow, thmlal rol of thm niaist nt
Iowa, KIIo Kolay iDtartnarriod with - Hnlllvan of
Hutw oi HHNk.miiKiu, Mary roly iuUrntar
itml wiili John Barrett of OHRihridu mty, Ulala of
Indiana. John Koltny othaflt-ta of fiidlaimanl (i
naltua Kolav of thw omintv of Mnataomrr. Ohm
and lha unknown htira of run d William Koly, dM,
ara hmijy tntomiad that on tho iMh day ofS)it4m
r, IMA, aaid administrator hlfd bl )aMtion in tha
HndHOMOourt of Moatimmarv uotiniv. tihln. tha i.
ot aod orayar 1 whtH'h paiition In to ohtam an ohlr
A. on tha iHtfe day of January, ikon for lha ni.n
.nontot dowar af ilatharina Kolwy, lha widow of Mud
William Voley, dto'd. and for tha Mala of iha Oillow
lug raal aatala, Mlnatol ia tnaftniintyofHhaihy, In tlm
HuU u Ohio, of wbMihtha aald datwaMod died moimmI
to wit:
Tha aouih half offtia want hall of th aouth aatrt
qnartwof atM'tioa Q lownvlup $, H. rrac A aaat, I
containing forty acroa mora or In, to pay Ut daU !
of a ddaoaaaad.
DRNNIB rWTRR. Adro'r,
of Wm. VoUy, W,
d Aiw
A DM t MlMTHAtOK'0 IKri'lOtt. KM 4 Mil M (L
llthMUaappointd AdrainiHtrator of lan
M Millar, dttraaaad, laio td Van Mura 'I'awoahip.
Monmviaarjr tlwuuty, Ohio. ioriiis.il
KOtlTOB'H NIriOK -All petwoa. tntareated u
if oeeaoy aoiineil that Uie underniiined haa thl.
w w, ' "in , iieueaae,. J
PKANUIB U. UBLPBIOR. 1
Moy.'alavM.ltW. 1 aurWaM
'
IX'KEL HALI-j , ,
toiupllmfntary Soiree,
Mimical, Dramalie anil Tartclioreai,rir the la..NI
of
CIIAHLEK HILL,
Temlaiwl him by the leedlng elliuaa or Da rum.
Tweadar, . in. '6,1.
Will lie trarntl Bl.n-hi-'i beautiful lilalorral
J" drama of
CIIAKI.t- Xlltli;
Or, The Kiittlo of MtrtilmiiKl.
tiiiHoir Hie e in, lha Kociefy Harmon... who
hurek.e.llj nliintnered Mielr eemre. nn tliia oi.-a-Minn,
will ama iwo of their moat popular pieuea, in
liiTiwan
uU KiiRltah Halla.l. 'Twat Merry la
the HM."..... rtharlea Hill
f
Miae Leon a
. Kitranl from DoniCM Jerrold'i
ni,At:K-KVl;i HUSAN.
WU'M!n.;"- Mr OharteeHill
With Die oriicmal aonr "Bound Prenliee to a Heart
let Bhip." and a "O nolo Sailor llnrnpipa," with
M laa laotta, ae eaeoated hjr Mr. Bill upwaMofM
o ahiemtna Surrey Thaemr, Ixtadon, and tbroiuti
eul Inliul, Auirica,ainl Uaaada.
After whieh, Hie laoxliahle faro, ealitled,
JrlAN WITHOUT A ItKAO.
Kevnrite aeni;....
Mlaa Fannie Aleene
The whole loeonrlnde with the erreemiiiK larra of
M1SCIIIKF MAKING.
I'ni'ea of Aimiien-rrena 01 le and Paniuetie,
Mranla. Uallary . oenla IWra open al aiirrknr to
7 o'- look Incotnmenre at ItD'olnea. .
C
LlMJCfS HALI
Select Literary and Muniuil
ENTERTAINMENT.
PXIKTIO AND (IRAMAT1C RtAMNUS.
COM I" I.I M ENTAR Y BENEFIT TO '
Htff IHD Kr.VHr.K.
cr,EGas HALT..
Siitunlny Kveiilntf Ic. it'.l, I H4l.
Mra. H. A. Perry, tha talented ami popular Trage
dienne; Mlaa Leona, Uia youu and aruempliahad
Oantathi-e and t ommedienne; Mr. uhartaa Hilt, the
.terhna veteran ..ilor, and Mr. Willi.- Henderaon ikn
raronui Couraliau, will aipear en thia ooaaainn, thy
t annK, ia roniUD. lion with all the mambera of the
Ouera Hnuae tympany (throuah tha kind oourtrar
t b Kraalericka, K.q ), iaoal kindly Tolunleerml
tlwir .alnalae aarr eee. Mr. Kayaer wo M ht( leave
to etl.r tli :ollowinn ohaiee aad beautiful anlerlinna
from innuy of the heatpoete:
PROORA'MMR-PiaT Piaar.
nilua' f)rHtlon,Hlukeauere Howard Keyaer
llrake'a Ode to the Amirioan ri.K
Mra. Terry, aa lha Ueddeaa of f.ilwrly
The Volimteer'a Pnaver, KiHrner Howard keyapr
The lintani of Kiuiene Aram, Huod Oharle. Hill
caintrt"In llaiiy Moment. ' (from the
(l.re of a'antana). ......... Miaalena
The Loat Hoir (roiei") Hood Willie Henderaon
CharKe of the Li(hl;Briadd nt Sal.
aklnra. Tennyaoo..., Howard Keyaer
Ohoio.MuaiiMl tima...H ., Py toe tlrolieatra
-. . Paav BaoaMa.
The M.niec (ia ehaneter) Monk Lewia,
... Mra n A. Perry
AddroMato Oreene, llyroo Uoward Keyaer
The beautiful H.llal, the "Spanieh
Oranire irl" (hy special rerpinat) Mlaa l-eoee
ingen on the Khinn (Re. Mra Norton) H Keyaer
Tragical tteleetlon frum Metamora (a la
Ifli II Uf.ltl. . . 1 .
. .... -. mine neoueraoB
Mhendan'a Ride to Wlncheater. T. B.
K' ed M ......Howard Keyaer
ADKIHHIOM 7.. ..rT. fit) OMti
TleketH may ba broiurAdat the office, of the Phil
lip. aud Pkown Houaai, at the pniM'lial aloraa, anil
at th. Hall on the evening of the performance.
won open at T o'clock. Oyertnr. .1 1 o'clock.
Amusements. Wholesale Clothing. Legal. Medical.
y $ $ $ $ y ? ? t
ALLEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
THt (IBRAT RIMBI1Y FOR THK (MIKB ir
CONSUMPTION
lAWttAtL PIHKARKLi 0V THK LI NUM.,
THK RKHdlr OR ITH ITflE ISA PROOF Or ITS
Itrftat alua. The astraonllaary rwUtnu prowr
UftHol tins rnioly a- o&riiutfJ hy alt tho who
ha? nuad it. Thair totnuony will ha fnand in a
pamphlet, which ttau b had of tha ajtant whera tho
iiumIioibo in iinm1.
OOIIOHH ANI not, It. howvr dlrfiMiinf .,,
brokoaupin an Inrrt-ddila aliort time, hy raumng a
upatulto tnflumi on tha lmfp, aothal tho matter
and phlrtfin ara oanily xiM'toraixt
Al J,KNB I.1JNO BAlAAM coiiUlnn no nniiim in
Any form It In pilfN-Uy hannloaa fur tha moat doto
rata child. ,
HNH(IMITtVR8 would tin waII tort-ad hia Traa
tiM upon liiiMMutod Lunga.
-(t iaa flood ramody. Try It. For aala br th
Propn flora, J. N. ilAKBIH A 00., CinulajuUj. O, .
VtM 91 pr belli. Bold by Modicina Daalara
throujfhaut tha city fuud country. octldawtf
, DR. STEVENS & CO
IRIVATN blflKAGM ODRRD IN TMKHIHRTWT
nomr4aMina.atth4Aiielnrmtl itOCM Honnital.
14 WMt t hird xtrmt, tmtwmtu Wa.aitt aad Vina, up
h intra, without Uia nam al Marour. 1 a ol mr
Br. WTIiVKNH.liyRnmlftl itndy aod axporlanoa In
nalroaprtalii of fcatmnora,' London and Parm. ia
i tblod to tiarrao taMi a cura in th moat oornrtti-
1 naaaa. Kat-aot mm f ionorrhM or HvnhiUa
mrad m a few dava. witiMMit ehaaaa of diac. l.it.4
ranee horn lnirinea ttMiondary Myphiliaiha laat
?aMtiRam'iiuaiat with wit the um of Morrury.
VK'timi of ft)lahuMP aud a khmmiva vHhrv. -(iraar.
iiiK Iron HVaat4rrba, aad oe of phywral and
mental powr, lndi-tioa or OontU fiat ion, nip-uon,;N-rf(m-
Cough, Uypo)hondria, Au.. arotroatd
for LiVHr Oomplaint I)yaiaia. and 4'mumrUon,
iunorat innn. who miHtaka tlia itiii ii.r n-
raiiM of tha vil,aud tha mulUply boih. . ,
Married man, aad Ihone conlnniplatiHit mai'riaii
x hou I d rtsr Tior t thvii bod.a andraind ara
lliey antall nuaary and diiuiaaa upon thona of thair
M)Hlrity , . i -j , . (
Mhmhh tMuliar to famalaN lratd. A our mr-
nuiterd in aliiwaea. 1'arnoaaat a diataara uromMlv
iirud. ti? addntanina. with trtlatamant of oemb. Iir.
HTM.V.,ttiH., 14 Waa laird. ar-H. Owoia,
Mno.
om. hour from A, Mi I U'l Bnndaya
to II A. M, d- y4
Amusements. Wholesale Clothing. Legal. Medical. Miscellaneous.
KOI. HALE.' "
AT I'klAMUBKll fl (JABAI, BPOT, . r . -, .,
rUIXOA Y.IMX'KMHKIt n, hhH,
. larae lot of .
Wronhl Iron Hhaffina, '
Wnmahl Iron Holt.,
at Iroa Moaee and Pulley.,' '
,. , . '" taiaitaaa.! . ,t ,n . , 1
alao,
tour to l I Hundred fU tj Biii.a a a ..j"
iarhr. wide.
Haven ftin'ldar Rawa from Ua i thirty tku i- .
Hehnc Turner and Aw.
'I crm. i!aili. nn delivery.
Pruprrly t ! reiuaved
I.Hnad.ately
Ilayton, December 1S.1IWD.
U. W. OHMOKN.
deoli-dtt
fpHB MKKirmuu tim th. TtrilTiiMli mom
mnr ('nin)i hv,ii..i - i.i.....i i ..i ur
ttameiiibar 11, laad.
r""J" " ' "nunii, iMyauaonanlanarMaudav
JOHM H TOPPMLICAN.Bo.