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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
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200 8pres @anbles. GALLON, Spcrm umb aeamaRtir,
$50 Spree Spap, Slad. 9rpmn une gcupp.
SO Sores Rsp gprf @pften GbeeIr,
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200 grps Rattes
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Sfrtaat Get Nm. 98aIIdce u. SsbL,
~ barrels baltimore gtHes, fpttcn erbolnn uro ~ bdbcn
@m. WGtIdec II. Spbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
Wirtbfbafts- Gr6fnuno.

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Ole s~raeernlte Nnieige, rap i6 Die { iiber pom ,,rn
gtont9en an Socnlt ALep nabe N~ioinfr. ocfIbrte
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anne Serienung pieie g%Birtbibait ,u elmer uuu
Oen'lhen plfper germ beiubtcn gu MAIDEN.
@an3 e~r9etcnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
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nit jtbtm ron bier %absettnoen Qpfsdnrpfer mao treen6 e;nemSr,
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suI 8efinmuuarser tbtitpeih, prompt uns nit Der sr6sten slider,
belt erpeeirt, seesR @arantte une S6sin.
Bt6ftI ue &nmetlIneen. ir BEN Sautpldsen srp
Dsutl6Iane %,atlbsr, Ino iu ben ntsrisifnGsur ZEN in Ssni ebia.n
Bureau iH bApen.
9tIeauSSab tuustn an irnra6 cine AprsTs in Deutfa-
LAMB, fsi me 5aus arisfsr sssen Quittan9.- 9aGaassS3iatts
gHf 8enepdhe.
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anfers @osnrur Ikertrns.a. O. S6mi6t v a.
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Su Sreunee URs 0auoeltute 81 90 T,I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
N. A. STURDIEANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

AItolnty al Law and Notary PubhC.
(9tedtanWalt Wto DTeutlibsr 9ictnr.j
tnpttbIt It6 VI u~ebtrAabme oler Redieseibdffe auf allen &C.
rihten in uuo fur bic SIatt RinnOno, 9biterHtlo Hno 6onoper
Gounty. Sffjce: Gdc Der IL. uH0 SaRftraBe, @peeiTs Dan
ssatug5sr. RteppaC, 8a. 1915
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
S0aer.@ pmpaamtc!

Den Witsliepern CUR 9tahriht, pas ieecn Ocuner.
tag, @trups 8 llbr, re9eImGfiae @rrrclrr. uebun9sn
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mpuItIihe Ycriammiuas i'm Nefo!e rcs 6crru S6ar
itatt. @agtmepe orb. Serg.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
e.. H. GRAVES
6cule uno Sili Yainter anp @tsIC

7 SraBe, spr9en @rpab, unS grass,
,Hianpub, ga.
@ue N sieie Notwithstanding e~iuib!a9ertee 4rsstten, fsnie and.
Forajning, NiarblinS unO Malcn ppn Stubct &c, wcrpen ihneII
bil8f nh 9%eiAnafpOl ~aas9tfabrt. I'm Sapreiae auftraa. binsi
6. ,. Graves.
Neuse SOaroingbaus uup 2a8erbier-Q 6irtbI6aft.
Der untrrjsihnets BAT an Der l7ten Strase. Dem
6ilhmarft 9c1eWuber, sin neuss Quad II. Bparpina.
6ans e%rGfuet. Oas tr ieiuen ~5reunpen une rem Nus
bIitum i'm Nl9emetnen beltens ~empiieblt.
Sn Dem SarrOpm pielc5 nsu stnleri6teten 6auIeS
linO ltets @strante oler Art mno better Sudlit1t an
.bdtsn, b%sionperS ~rnpTebI: dber elm @Ias sute5 9aaer.
Sier d. Diacpnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
SfOrS GcmtSeDer &lcDS.
SOit.C 1mpfihif f5abrt
;pNhen
Srer1cu ~ SSptN SknrH
8remen S OSetn NLprR

ShNhhSH - SNtD SJUfL
paA obne An!arftn zines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @ys
Grlts @aiGte $500. 3peitr G.. ius $50
3pil6snoed Unit oUIer setOhter &OlD S35.
Samntlits Ddnphhife oieitr Gtns (bit str3n anlpra6e aut
bic GGnit oes etntl6su gubIifunts BAL, in0 nit mantrSibftn Nb.
eettun9en ptrl:5en, mu Sanj eeulher yesnni5aft btitBt. uas sin
eots bai snne1 ert19;nc prcnoUutea @it m @cre.
VStnfr ia e'" aGstRH psLbr AGA Ib an SaGitI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
q. Sbeetrr II. 6 III D..
&POtetter unO Oru9sih

SaaReno fur pas biSbsr sepOnnsne 3utrousn boTt e.. inter RI,
fberuns prcmper 9eoienung, eafelbs aud fernerbtn ;u srbalteH.
Steetpts rseresn 3u ieOer 3ett (ssi &as unO9labp upmvt uxp oc,
miKenbaft auseefubrt.
sMs SOvten GarbetOfs, Grnfsrslas, 9:.r= Ss6sr, Gioarren.
aau4>, 8au> une Sauupftasaf btt6neis aHSaab uub perotn IN
ben b~ilisiten Ye.ftn Srrfauft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
Oeut{he ebo@me G.
Jrs. $. 8aumann, MarIbau- Strase
,ipiideR Der 5teu INN 6tpn

TFTNTF = W NTTFW vi
nkabt BEN Grautn 8ibmpnoS Die ~srssbcnlie @n;eiac. boe IL
9eutltlane ale 3sbammt ltupirrtIIo ouf Ger lln;vrT;liit m 9Iom
bsss IN SateTn ibr @ramsn beltanSeH bar, lpornbcr lie bic krtr,
2saenife sprleeen fam, pesbl alb II. 81 bel sortpmm, nj en- GselC
etnbeiten belfens eunpFeblt. Susltih madbt eut!be ibren ty6nnr.
rinnsn bic An,tiee, Oas IL III Dcuti6Iant nsarere sS1rs, lpIp,s :,
Baltimore IL SABRE praeticttt bat, ub bar 4 Oesbalp Ole ac.fhs
rans stben fam, oes le ehpeise &uird cit Ger itnelieu g0ri,
uRe SUI eeutsMAehVfH SuIrleoeHpfu auespf:n Tam. %.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
Gemti6e Iriicbtc!

SdCub 0uHpersbeimer,
'RH. 4 WtatnRraBe. maze am Ntten 0lartt
"aubt lid hem beutlhn YubItum. namendtd5 Sausfraper. 81
QaS, ~ az moEtn, Zap n sH Hacr oer eeuiiben jtruts Sal
ais: arafhcn, sseSrte Airitrn, GRIFFIN, Ytneu, ale @rteu Sn
1enfrudte, hSAInenhe 5Uia9e, S&weirre urS 9imburaer gI
Sayoeder, Su.etne, osunDt &sbhuGrR, eegnbe 2Dsius. ciaacmoX
G. etc, aue artsn eanb"s, ktsarrR &c. &c, wtltt Irit: errEit
bta9nem 9rhe Der "a,
va Gn susS Ola Gaserfir uue lpufte Grfu,buron ds
badbf sIeiafaas ~ 'esw 5eit ~ bateu, uS facet ~ Hsipme,
Stfahe trtUnohhu Sdcot Sunb rHbeim :
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
y. H. ~CHALKLEY,

y. H. CHALKLEY,
GAMBLER BON 9eOsr uuO S4ub-5ineinas, Smsurt,.r
pen fran,SiIbem Salblepsr,
13. Str, ,wiihen @lain II. Gary, 8idmenp. ga
Deutf5sn Shubmatera wro bies DpQt6noiai almt rte pao,
Sn 9eOsr aler Dirt beltns empfpbLn. Dierl6en HHesn SairiSf N.
ettih oges Ju ibrem @elAdft ndbtss g8ertNus, Die l. a jYnpinoS
S,tfen &c, axe SOrtsn uppes u. /. 10. DaS pr Srttisrr mo
9u6binoern 9b aust wereenot 3eotr lit aleihfauS ppg, ltbta.
aae oteie arrusI UtrOsn ssSsn 9aar sSer cute 9aplere binto6
serfaIft. 1GG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18

Oeuti6e Sebamme.
YtrS. s. Stampe, 16S 8rOaotr. Swt1hen Der
6. unO l.. Straft,
nohT srn beutiTsa Grawcn 3tAmpnNe bic c~r9ebsnRe @n,eiae. ban
ie IN 9eutlhiano as pr6amme luoisrt unp auf Der uniSerit6i
III EepSia :br Gramen %belonoen BAT, pOruber lie Die belten 3euaniGI
ypriesen fam, fueeRaIb lie Nb bel ~Yprfrmmencrn geleNnbGtrn Sc.
fens sMpnrbIt. 3uSltib madbt peiebe ibren 80nner;inen bic Gn,
ssiae, DAP lie oas Smpfen Ger 8Hber, rutrs;iirsenu u. 10. beners
bel0rst NIB psratiaen &ufrlsen iAneahne nabfpmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18

Drrd perionli&s @infsufr i'm 9teroen BIN ih ir
rem Stane seeet, mrinen serhrten &unocn Gin ppr
aisliheS Eager Der betsn Gi9arreu ieper art unp Qua
litat su a~usnabmSwsiie tilIisen SrriIrn pfrttren II
fOnnsH. @lttbfals empfrbIe ih mein me6ia6crttrtet
Sagsr BON &auds. &au- unb Shnupf Idbaf, pfeifer
aaer &rt sno isuitise articl, bic in riurm @iaarrtn
Selhdft sssrSbnliA seiudt wsrern. Tim cine sefa:ia
Aaitebt tetnss GaaerS etttst y. He ienfele,
go. 194 Sreaplro
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
Teuer. mmS Standardization,

Tener= nub M arinc=9lIefnram
DER
Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Company
Die etK Vpna 6iSe Capital BON $500, 0UU belis
nno i'm Sabre 1882 Ourth ole Wetbsebura
ppn Virsinien ~ein9ciegt :purpe.
gSerf6crunscn werten hurd bicls ate @empaonie ertbciIt uuto
zen s%uniti9itea gepm9ulSen sesen 6euer- umo aSlIIe rib6ben an
SisenttUTl olr Nrt, ais: 6aUicr. ARcubel, @ltcr mo lSaareu
auer @rt, ipipCbI in Der SOpt, ais aUh i'm Nonpe, ub weroeE bic
N%elrehenoen @ueSGbIuneen prpnp: 9eleiltt.
%3y- Jun DE YOltte une Gle Aufno9ms OR gu psrTi5erneen Sc.
~aeuitdnee piro nidtS serebhet.
SfFes no. Sl Mainltr, &i4atOnb, Sd, si1e Gtar u~,tsrbaIt
9spatt SfIeer. QB. .. Spwarbin. MrSiin
""H u" H'S H. Seera iIG.I.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-18
Dry-Goods & Fancy, Store
am Ncueu MfarTt;,

@de Der Brc0p- nno 6:en Straee.
9, 81. NpIeubaum empfieblt irlnen Srcltuoeu
INN rem putlitum ieiu gut aNprtirtes Eager pom Grub.
iabrs. Naayen, pie Su pen ~biui3tsn Qrrilcn ~atBeseben
percen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
..Foollnh intolerance, ?,

Under the above head the editor Of the
Journal this morning exhibits his usual
amiable temper, because we referred to the
fact that the Republicans were importing
their speakers, and claims that the Republicans
have the right to invite whom they please.
All right We are glad to find that the Jour.
nal stands up for the men imported into this
District 1t is proof that tho Deacon is grad
ually, but surely forsaking the doctrines which
he has for ''iorty years" advocated which he
has for forty years" urged upon the peo-
pie of this county as tho correct doctrines
and accepting those Of CHASE and JULIAN and
SHERMAN He endorses SHERMAN, knowing
that SHERMAN endorsed the HrLPER book.
He endorses JULIAN knowing that JULIAN has,
for years been the opponent of the nAturslized
citizen and the defender Of the negro. He
endorses CHASE, whom he but few years ago
opposed, and who, he knows, stands upon
record as the open advocate Of negro equality.
We are glad that the editor of the Journal
has taken q position upon this question-we
are glad he defends the bringing in of the
men named, to teach Republeanism to the
people of this District We shall next look
for him to come out in defence Of the Repub.
lican negro-equality candidate for Supreme
Judge JACOB BRNKERHorF
We will further assure the Deacon, and all
he may say to the contrary will not prevent
it, that the Democracy will hold Mr.. CRAIG
HEAD responsible for the views and sentiments
advanced in the speeches of these Republi-
can stumpers. If he has not the talent or
the courage to defend and expound true Re
publican doctrines before Dayton audience
If for fear of spelling his electioneering
with Democrats he dare not take the positions
assumed by SHERMAN l. Co.-he imports men
to speak for him, he is just as responsible for
the sentiments uttered as though he delivered
them himself
And we here call the attention of Demo
Gratis to the fact that SAMUEL. CRAIGHEAD and
the Republican leaders import men into this
District who stand upon record as the most
ultra of ultra abolitonists, to denounce the
Democratic nominee, while Mr.. CRAIGHEAD
himself is riding the country, whining and
begging for Democratic votes. He secures
noted abolitionists to speak for him, and yet
wishes to palm himself off as a conservative
man. This is the whole thing in a nutshell,
an d the Journal NAV make the most of il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
Nem advertisements.
$500 CHALLENGE.

CINCINNATI, September 81, 1890
UNHE Committee on sewing machines at the Ohio
j Sato Fair, yesterday composed partially of own.
ers OF Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines) awarda.
the premium for the "best SeciHg Machine to Messrs
Wheeler Wilson, the undersigned take this method
OF giving the public an opportunity to Judge for them
selves OF the justice ofthat award.
We hereby offer an award OF
Five Hundred Dollars.
To tho Wheeler Wilson Company, OF their agents in
same range ofwork, in an equally perfect manner as
that exhibited by ns TO the above named Committee.
Also, an award Of
Five Hundred Dollars,
To accomplish sewing on any material that we can not
sew on the Ladd, We6ster q o. Machine.
Also, an award Of
Five Hundred Dollars.
To perform sewing for family use such as Is daily ex-
ecufed on the LId, Webster & o., Machine.
Trial forthe above awards to take place in Cincinnati
in any suitable public hall, at such time within thirty
days. will suit the business engagements OF both par
ties Provided, however TINT this challenge is accept
ed on before Monday the first Of October. To de-
eide this contest, we propose committee Of five per-
sons to be appointed Judges in the following manner,
viz Each Of the above named parties TO appoint two dis
interested mechanics Of this city whose honesty can not
The undersigned their part are ready to name two
such parties, both Of whom have now in use lin their
iamiles,) Sewing Machines OF the Wheeler Wilson
manufacture.
Above challenge was mode at the close OF the u. g.
fair aud NOT accepted, q. G. KNIFFlN 4 CO.,
Office ofLRdd, Webster 4 Cos Sewing Machines.
sep2s 50 West Fourth street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
tFor the Empire.l


What pity it is, Mr. Editor, that while the
State Fair is well supplied with works of ar
and beauty from abroad, and while some Of
the finest specimens Of manufacturing skill
come from the shops and are designed by the
artistic hands of the mechanics Of your own
city, there is still much to be seen that would
excite the interest and admiration Of a ma
jority of the strangers gathered here, but
which cannot be placed within the jurisdiction
OF the managers Of the Fair
There are fine specimens of architecture in
various parts Of your city, and on its bordera is
the beautiful 'City Of the Dead'--Woodlaud
Cemetery-which is equal TO the more famous
Cemeteries Of this State--and for works OF
art in the way of Monumental Design and
Architecture caunotbe surpassed in this coun
| try
Your readers will be grati6ed BY examining
the monuments erected upon the lots Of Mr..
jonathan Harshman and Samuel Tate, ESQ.
Also those erected by the Estates of Samuel
Woodman, n Wilson, JOS. Kennedy and
Alex. Grimes, with others Of less command
ing appearance but Of equal merit And last,
though not least-the erection of Yesterday
is the superb adornment upon the family vault
of your estimable citizen, VIM. Huffman, ESQ,
which for correctness Of proportion, exquisite
taste of its carving and perfection of quality
in its marble, cannot be excelled by the work
done in any of our Eastern cities Yet all OF
the above named monuments have been de-
signed, finished and placed in the Cemetery
nom the shop Of Mr. LaDow, and call at his
Marble Yard will amply repay for the time
spent in examining his collection Of original
designa and beautiful work, amyng which is a
large monument In process Of finishing for the
lot Of " Winters, ESq., and other work for
citizens FAT
DAxgOs, Sept 2e, 1860
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28

Ing and mslignipe The Dsmoctatic nominee
The object ofthis Is apparent Mr. caAIoHrAD
is travelling about The country soliciting and
begging Democratic votes, and for him TO
abuse Mr. V. would Of course, destroy al
chance for him In that quarter and hence, he
imports Chase, sherman, Nichols, Julian 4
Co, TO do this work for him. II will not, how
ever, avail Mr. G. He will, and Of right
should. bo held responsible by the Democracy
for the sayings Of the men whom he imports.
They speak for him and in his behalf--they
spend their labors in praising him, aud de
nonncing his opponent And the fact that ho
brings such men mo the District holding the
doctrines they do, is further evidence tha Mr..
c. belongs to the radical anti slavery wing Of
the Republican party, and sympathises with
their views
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
MIR. GunckeI Declines.
We find the following letter from Mr..
Gunckel in the Journal of this morning:

We uuu tne iOhoWulR ieNer from MI.
Gunckel in the Journal of this morning:
GERNAsTowS, Sept 26, 1860.
THos. o. Lowe, Esq,
Secy Union District Correction, Dayton:
DEAR SIR Your favor of the inst inform
ing me Of my nomination as a candidate for
Congress in the Third District by the Consti.
tutionsl Union Convention, has been received.
Entertaining doubts as to the propriety of
accepting the nomination thus rendered to
ME, delayed reply to enable me the better
to ascertain the wishes Of our friends through
out the District With much interest and
anxiety sought to know how the nomination
was received. My personal interviews and
correspondence have been extensive. / find
my apprehensions confirmed that committals
for the two candidates now in the field are SO
numerous that | could net expect to receive
more than mere minority of the Bell-Everett
strength in the District Feeling fully salts
! fed Of this l owe TO myself and the noble
cause for which we strive, TO respectfully de-
cline the nomination with which | am
honored knowingly to go into the cam
psign with broken ranks" would be folly
The meagre vote which l could, under any
circumstances, control, would SO discourage
and dishearten the supporters of the party in
the District that at the election in November
| the Union party would again fail to vote its
strength, and the discontinue in this District
would uufavorably affect the Union cause
throughout the State. If the nomination had
been made an due time should take great
pleasure in accepting the position thus gener-
ously rendered me as the standard bearer of
the Bell-Everett party of this District Hav-
ing, therefore, nothing to gain personally, and
believing that were 10 accept the nomina-
ton the cause for which we contend would
be injured, have no choice left but to de-
cline the contest, and recomend to the friends
Of the "Constiton, the Union and the Enforce
ment Of the Laws" TO present themselves in
an unbroken line at the ballot box in Novem-
ber ! am, with sentiments of respect,
Yours ''constitutionally,"
WV GUNCKRL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
sherman,s Ignorance.

JoHN SHERMAN betrayed his ignorance or
his dishonesty in many ways. He pretended
not to know whether VALLANDIOHAM had voted
for the Homestead bill and spoke for half an
hour conveying the impression that he had
not He then told the people that if they had
elected CRAIoHEAD two years ago they'would
have had Homestead manufacturing his
ignorance that CAMPBELL was the candidate
then, and the people lad no chance to vote
for CRAIoHEAD. Again he said that JOIN
BRowN had taught the South that they had a
formidable enemy in their midst in their
slaves. Oh, JOIN SHERMAN what wonderful
ignorance or wilful lying Every intelligent
man knows that not one slave joined in the
raid, but that one slave was shot by BRowY' 8
men because he refused to join them. Even
JoHR BRowS admitted that he had been de-
csived. oh, JoHs SHFRNASl
Lastly, for the present, this HsLPEmrE beg.
gsd the people not to throw the election into
the House, for there would then be "naonths''
Of confusion there in the endeayor to elect.
Worse and worse There is scarcely school.
boy that does not know that the votes are not
to be counted in Congress until the secoI d
Wednesday in February, the 18th day, and
that they must elect if at ALL before the 4th
Of March following, when their term expires.
That is they must elect in ls days Or not at
all
These are only some samples of sHERNASs $
speech. From beginning to end it was made
upof ignorance falsehood and misrepresenta.
lion. The Democracy win hold Mr. CRAIo.
HAD responsible for it, II was for him and
at his request that it was delivered
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-28
Ho! For Germantown.

All wishing to go to Germantown, to-mor.
row Saturday evening to join the Torcb-light
Procession are requested to be at the Depot
by $50 P. NJ to take the regular train. Ar
rangepsnts have been made by which those
who gocan be taken over from Carlisle Sta
ton by private conveyances, and return al
ll:sop. IN. For the round trip so cents.
Turn OUT Boys.
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jackson and Perry o. X.

There was glorious rally of the Democra
cy at New Lebanon last evening. A crowd
Of over one hundred assembled in the town
and just after the meeting was called to order
adelsgation of about 100 "Never Sleeps" from
Farmersville marched in the place. 1t was
an enthusiastic occasion. The people were
addressed by L. s. WILLIAMS, ofthis city, and
By Mr. THOMPSON Of Farmersville Great good
feeling prevailed, and jackson and Perry will
give good accounts Of themselveA
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JACOB BUSH Of The state Of Indlana, will take no,
q iice that ThomeH >. 8 Smith, Of the county of
July y, 1890, file his petition In the Superior Court
Of Montgomery connty in said state of Ohio, aquns
the said Jacob Bush, Albert r. Mcclure and Conrad
Bush, defendants setting forth thnt the said Jacob
Bush gavea mortgage to the said Albert r. Mcclure
lots Nos twenty sonf hundred and twelve (2Ii2) and
Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio, 10 secure the pay
ment OF s3OV according 10 certain notes referred 10 In
said mortgage and the said Albert r. Mcclure assigned
and transferred said notes and mortgnge TO the said
Thomas y. Smith; that since the vng Of said mort
gage the other defendant Conrad Bush claims
eres IN said premises under the said Jacob Bush and
praying that SAID Jacob Bush pay the OF s244 So
100, now claimed TO be due with interest thereon from
the 10th day OF May 1857 that the SAID promises
may be sold 20 pay the same; and the said Jacob Bush
Is notified that he srequred 70 appear and answer said
day of October next. THos. j. s. SMITH, PitH
September 7th, A ID 1860. se7wtt
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Another .sslranaer.,,

RoRT. g. CoRwIS, in the absence ofsoHEScK,
made speech last night He tried to be
savage on Mr. VALLASDioHAM The Journal
ought to remind Mr. 'CoRwN that like MS heis a
comparative 'strAngsr" in Dayton and has no
business to abnse one of its brightest honorS9
Mr CoRwIs had better attend to his fancy
stock Remember those "old claims"
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Come Out Workingmen! |!
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards

The meeting announced to be at p RITTERs
Grocery, in sleidertown, is postponed to FRI
lay Evening. Sept 2sth
The following gentlemen will be present
and are expected to address the meeting
Hon. c. L VALLANDroHAx, J. A. McMAHoN
A. V. HoFER, and JOIN p DlErz
RRNEMBER FRIDAY EVENING.