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COMMERCIAL.

Monetary
New York on the est $4,000 renneses percent Bonds
sold at 9ol<c.
IuPhsdelpha oa the ss shares Un0n Bank of tennessee
stock sold at ssalc
The fOEngis comparative satseni Of the weekly aver
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The post offices heretofore known as Appleton, in
Lawrence county, and Pine Creek, in Dekalb cOun-
ty, IN this State have been discontinued.
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We authorized to A. You've as candidate or
Mayor at the ug Municipal elecuon langl9-oIoe
We authorized to JOHN dusH SMITH q canul
date for Mayor atths eusaug municipal election JuyS-tde
We authorized announce s. n. HOLLN6swoRTH as
candidate the office Of Mayor al the next Mu
nIcip.l Eec ion. Julyls-e
We authorized to R. r. CHEArHAM as cana
date for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election juyl0
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NFRRANKA,
synopsis of the Presidents PrOcIamat iOl
NO. ego, dated April 90, $780,

1T public in the Territory of Nebraska, as fol
4 lows: - -.
At the land Office Brownsville, the 9th day OF August
next townships heretofore unofered in the coun
Of Jones and Saline.
At the land office Brownsville the Goth day Of August
next twenty townships, heretofore unodered in the
counties Of Fillmore and Jefferson.
At the land City, the 18th day OF August
twenty eight townships and fractional townships, here
fore offered counties of Clay, Lancaster Calhoun
line, Greene, and Butler.
Nebraska City the 9th day OF August
twenty townships and fractional townships here
tore unoGered the counties Of Saline, Greene, and Butler
At the Omaha City, the 18th day Of August
next Of townships and fractional townships,
heretofore unoered flatt lizard and Cumiug
At Daeotsh City, the 9th day Of August
pex of forty townships and fractional townships heretofore
unonee in the counties Of CEDAR Dixon, Pierce, and Qu
Court.
At the land Office Dacoah City, the goth Jay Of AuEug
thirty townships heretofore unodered in the coun
ties of Pierre and Qri Court.
The ads will be offered with the usual exceptions OF school
sections &C, &c.
will be kept open until tire lands all offered,
be accomplished within two weeks and no Longer,
and private entry the lands will be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
empon required eSabliah their claims to
satisfaction Of the proper ter and Receiver and make
payment the bore the day appointed for the
Of the public sales, otherwise their claims will be
forfeited. JOS. 5. MIL3ON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June IL, 1860 juy20-daT6w
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Untrue.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. 2S-The report LEN oa dn
Sa,,or 80 tbe sPount Of $4,000, is wholly untrue
Mr. Workman is away from the city on private bu-
sincss His accounts last quarter show balance
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From Westminster.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The war department re
| celyed to-day an unusually large number of dis
| patches from various quarters. Capt. Smith gives
the details of his victorious battle with the Indians
two hundred miles Northwest of Lake Harvey Or,
egon. He inclined to believe that all the Indi
ans Of that region were hostile Col Wright has
promptly ordered the artillery and dragons to
march at once to the scene of hostilities Major
Stein to scour the whole country and cause the
| savages to sue for peace.
| Dispatches from Fort Kearney Nebraska, in civ
ing the particulars of the fight with the Kiowas and
Camanches. near the Republican river state that
twenty or thirty of them were killed They num-
bered about six hundred On the part of the troops
one private was missing and two wounded and five
Of the Indian guides killed.
Intelligence has also been received from New
Mexico, relative to the hostile character of the
Indians there
Advices from Camp Cody, California mention
that an interesting council had been held with the
Pah Utahs. Threats were made and good advice
given If these Indians can be believed, they will
preserve friendship with the whites.
The receipts into the Treasury last week, were
Sl,450,000 drafts paid Sl42, 800; amount subject
to draft S4I24,OOO
The proper military officer IL Carson Valley had
collected evidence to show Mormon resistance to the
emigration to Utah. Sufficient protection has been
extended to persons leaving the Territory.
The recent result to our Consul and flag at Rio
Hache, by the Liberal or revolutionary party of
New Granada, has received the consideration of our
Government and probably the Navy Department
will dispatch vessels to the Atlantic ports of that
Republic for the prevention of similar outrages by
the insurgents.
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GROVER & BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best in Use.
USES No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOels.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
49, - TI;clys, China Hall. 46 Public Square
Rnrrninsf bargains J

BargaIns IfdEkdIHsI
We are offering a large stock Of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and Drawers for Mems and Boys wear, at cost
for cash WARD, BERAlNGHAh' a TO-
iulyI7-lm. No. 20 Public Square.
Died,
On the 10th inst at Berry Vile, va in his 33i year. Dr. E.
SHOWER, Dentist, II this city.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invj&OratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T is compounded entirely from Gum, ant
has become established Standard Medicine,
snd approved by all that have lsed It, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which ii
| rs recommended. =:
1t has cured thousands 3 within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my = possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament OF the
individual taking it, and US ed in such quantities as 10
| act gently on the Bowels z
use Of the LIVEt in : ViGOisaTOk, and it
will cure Liver Com. plants, Bi IiOus A u
lacks, Dyspepsia, - Chronic DIaTrhOea
~, DrOpsy, Sou . Stomach, Habi tuaI
COstiveness, ChOi- ic, Cholera, ChOIe.
ra hIOrbus: Cholera InfanIum, Flatu-
lence, } a u n d ic e.. e Female Weakness
es, and may be used sue = cessfull7 OrdIna-
III e ID A c III f, (as ;, Thousands can testfy) in
twenty minutes, if - two Ghree Tea
spOOnfuls are TAX. - en- at the comm 9neemsnt Of
Ali who use are giving their mony
in its favor.
Mix the mouth b lnvigOrator, swallow
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIG
PILLS, compounded from vegetable
The Family Ca- thartis PILLisa gen
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increa-iDg o demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard to their induced me to place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession well know that different Cahsrics
The FAMILY CA THARTIC PILL
has with reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from variety Of the pursst Veee
table Extracts, which act alike every part OF the
aimentaTy canal, and are good and safe in all
where q Cathartic is \ needed, such ID e.
engagements of the Stomach, S1eePis
ness, Pains in the Back and l. a \,
COsIiyeuess, p a in and Soreness over
the whole b o. Y, . from sudden cold which
frequently, if neglected, - end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of Appes : tite, "A Creeping SEN
saIiOn of Cold over Jhe bOd-, Restless
ness, Headache, or Weightin the head,
all InfIammaIO a Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rhe iii SIN, a great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases which
fssh is heir, mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, TO 3. Price dimes
The Liver HnVig0ratOr and Family Ca
thartiC Pills taed by Druggists generally snG sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 1886 Broadway, N. Y.
o. ]. WOOD CO,
febI St. ous No.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Dcpartnre Of Passenger Trail

NoFNEENIo d = 7-31o17E@F IFNIUBs
NASHVILLE AND CEATraNoOsk-4:OO A MAIN
TrrVrSsrn trp AtAnANs--4sIE A asOo . n
LOUISVILLE AEB EAsHvILLE-5 A. NJ, $50 P. NJ.
Gallatin Express 5 P. NJ
RDaEETELp And kEET0cKr-6:30 NJ, 2s45 P. n.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE And cEATTLEOosk-SsO0 A. II 500 P,
TENENssEE AND kLARAnk-1OsO0 A. NJ, 500 p. NJ
boCisygLLz AED hAsHvIlLK-3s2O A NJ, 2:20 P. d.
GaliatiR Express 3 A. NJ
hDeEzIELD AKD KEErucET-lOA A. n. 4 n.
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Prom BOstOn
BOsrox, Aug. 2s-The widow of Abbott Lawrence


died last night
Walthau' WATERFOWL, Reading, Belmont, and other
towns in the vicinity, were drenched with about six
inches of rain yesterday afternoon. The flood
caused considerable damage to property.
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THE ST. CLOUD HOTEL.s.ENLARGE
AND REFURNISHED.
YHNHE undersigned having taken the ST. Cloud Hotel has
enlarged materially and refurnshad it throughout in
the most elegant style will open the to the public
Thursday the 9th inst.
july3-dti SAMUEL J CARTER
For Sale.
FEEHAT comfortable dwelling. No I65 South Summer street.
II fozserly the residence Of RrasELL HoUsToE Ksq.
Ao, No. Is North summer street. the present residence Of
JAS. CoRRKY, Esq. Apply TO ]. KIRKMAN, President
aug2-tf Union Bank Of Tennessee.
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Rare Chance.

HAVE Cor slsa No. Nan Geek, and SRpsz0r dsnag
4 servant, shout tAlrty.nre years Of aEa
Also several other likely Negroes; aong han superior
wsnnn eook, good Blsckmh, and ABBEY BODY sszunt-
Apply e WILL BoYD.ir.
August 10 So-d1u No 80 Cherry s;Isst.
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Notice,

FHNHE Office Of the NAsHVLLK DEMOCRAT" is located on
Cherry between Unon and Deaderck Streets over Vim L.
boyd where will he pleased my friends sEa eli Others
who be disposed support evening paper Sustaining
the principles advocated ~ sTXPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Mr. WIN FKRGUsoN authorized receive and
dvertem IS for the paper.
augls-dlWSVlt CHAS NJ CARROLL Pronristor
WISH to sell tract OF land lying miles North ives
from FRANKLIN, adjoining the lands Of Davis Glas,
James Hamilton, and tue heirs Maury deceased and
known the Porter place Sontanng scres
Of which Is in woodland. N. EDWIN PERKINS
franklin, ApEil Is, 1860 IEW-u
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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GGRMAF RITTERS

NXTILL efectuaIly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaun
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the hid
news all arising from disOrered Liver and
ah Inward Piles Funess Of Blood to the
Food Funes weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucations,
Sinking the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Hurried Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart,
Choking suocaing Sensations lying posture, Dim
ness Of Vision the Sight Fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency Of PepiTstOn Yelownes Of the
Eyes Pain the side, BacE, Chest Limbs &C. Sud
Fushes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Constant lman
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
propretars in calling the attention Of the public to this
with feeling Of the utmost confidence In its
virtues the diseases for which tSrecommended
no and untred article but that has stood the
test Of ten years people, and its
utatiop ana unvalled by similar preparation
sn testimony in its given by prominent and we'll
and individuals in all parts Of the country is
ally by proprietor had gratis OF of his Agents
cannot satisfy the most skeptca that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity has obtained
HOOFLAND'S BiLSAMIC CORDIAL
Will cure long standing Cold in very short time. Read the
following: :. ,o-o
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoN-sir had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole SYSTEM sore
throat when recommended te try lioo
am harry to state that half of il completely cured
nov unhesatngy recommend il to friends VINO may De sim
ary afflicted and deem it more than Justce 10 bear hs
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANCR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared emily by Dr. @. NJ Jackson, No 4ls Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA sale by Druggist and Sorekeepers through
the United and Canade Price 20 cents per bottle
q / MOOD 81 Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLBT0E CO., Nashville, Tenn, Hh,lesale
Agents Retsiled by J0 G. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, NaShvilei j. b.
MATHEWS, Edgehsld; J. c. DOGCH, South NASHVILLE
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FOR COUNCILmAN

We are authorised to announce W g. CHEATHAM a csa
ddate for election, Councilman from the 5lh Mards
the ensuing Municipal election. iuDeI-td
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CITY NOTICES.
500 CASH.

WANTED-A good servant girl in a small family
black preferred. Inquire at Mrs. CLAmoRNE's
High street, near Broad.
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AT the Broadway Mills.
A CONSTANT supply Of New Flour Unboed Flour, and
"a Fresh Meal. D. D. DICKEY,
iuly28-u Agent
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The PRINCE OF wales.

MONTREAL, Aug. 23.-The Prince and his suite left
the Parliament House in carriages at half past ten
o'clock. He accompanied to the Champlain
Market wharf by the Corporation Members Of the
Government, and by the national Societies guard
of honor. He embarked in the steamer Kingston,
which had been especially fitted up. The steamer
left at eleven o'clock, under salute from the man
Of-war and the citadel. The yards were manned by
the crew and soldiers and the crowd cheered Justify.
The weather is beautiful.
The New York invitation committee arrived at
Montreal at eleven O'Clock, and were met at the
landing by the Mayor, American Consul General,
and many of the leading citIzens. The Mayor well
coined the committee in short, pithy speech. Gov
ernor Fish made happy reply which was received
with great applause The committee was conducted
to their quarters at St. Lawrence Hall.
Lady Franklin and niece arrived the same
train.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 90 On the SchuylkiI, at
Manyunk an outbuildIng with steam engine and a
large quantity of cotton was carried away. SEQ
fields factory and Ritka's mill were also damaged.
The Reading Railroad was crippled in consequence
of the giving way of an embaakment Trains are
unable TO run this morning. The damage to Streets
roads and culverts is S25 900. 1t is reported that
Garga's mill, at WissahckOn. was demolished by
the flood. Additional reports from the surrounding
country add to the damage by the storm last night
and this morning 1t extended far as Trenton and
New Brunswick. Considerable damage was done
on the New Jersey Railroad between these points.
The track on the road via Jersey City, partial
ly washed away. Several days will be required to
repair the injury. No trains from Jersey City
have passed south of Brunswick to-day. The south
ern mail was delayed this afternoon on the Camden
and AmbOy Railroad, between the meadows; and
the canal, near Curbsville, was washed away
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BY TELEGRAPH.


-As~A u the lily OF H8lttm1r0a
new foRK, Aug. 24-The steamer City Of Balti
of the 18TH. ~ 80
The steamers Jura and North Rriton had arrives
out 1900 Garibaldians have landed at CaIabria
Naples IS proclaimed in a state of siege.
IL IS reported that Austria win reneunce the trea
| ty OF villa Franco and OPENLY oppose Caribal5i
Fifteen hundred English are to be landed in S,,ra
from the Meet GaribadI is said to have been II
Naples to confer with the revolutionary leaders.
The NeapOhtans claimed to have repuIsed the
attempted landing OF Garibaldi near Regeio The
Court party at Naples demanding nroeIar,afior
of state of seige The Government resisted IL IF
is reported that if Garibaldi lands at NapIes Co1
Lamorciere viii cross the Roman frontier under
Austrian promise OF support. Austria is assuming
threatening attitude. A proclamation Is expected
utterIng threats against Piedmont Austria has De-
manded an explanation Of Piedmont concerpin0
Garibaldi's letter to Victor Emmanuel announcInS
the projected attack on Venetia.
There is great activity in the Austrian Marine
department.
A complete understanding between Austria and
Prussia is announced.
The Emperor of Austria and King of Bavaria
spoke at Salisbury favorable to German univ
Rumors are again current of an interview between
Napoleon and the Queen of Spain.
The B0urse was very dull
The late subscription to the Sandman loan was
three times the amount needed. 1t is rumored that
Sardinia proposed to send Corps de Armee to Ma
pies, to prevent complications from Garibaldi's
landing.
The Empress of Russia is enciente. The Princess
Damello, OF Montenegro, was fatally shot by Mon
tenegrian refugee
was at Foo Choo, and the Hartford and Saguenay at
Shanghai
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THE ST. GLOHD MoTEL.::ENLARG

LOUISVILLE, August 24.-The river is falling with
feet water in the canal
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The Grover & Baker Special Premium.
r. II. BR0CKwAl, representative of the GROVER &
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, offers a special
premium of one Hundred Dollars Cash for the best
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
State Fair, to be held at Nashville September 10th,
1860.
The work TO be done by a lady resident of Ten
nessee the judges to be appointed by the State Blu
reau.
No persons connected with our offices will be per-
mitted to contend for the premium
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, &C Public Square.
iuly29-till septic.
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Cron IntriIirence.

Which is perhaps not in Of what will exported
held over another year.
All other give general returns and entirely within
bounds the value If slap year thousand
millions OF dollars about sixty dollars person.
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BROKEN WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, BrcWnsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murreesboro'.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Some of brokers offering loo the dollar for the notes
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GunPOWder,
Imperial and
Young Tyson Teas.

oolons and POwchOng Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters smOk
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
" To all Ct which, would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection Of the trade and them can sRr
many inducements not to be found elsewhere.
janS-h ARCHER CHEATHAM BROTHER.
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ON the first of September next will into
Y buildings
Nos. EOS & 2iO West Side Sixth Cross Street,
Main and Market streets, Louisville, kyss
Where we will open large of Goods line to which
sug2-2w JAMES Low & co
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+ is compounded entirely from Gum. anc
has become established fact Standard Medicine
snd approved by all that have lsed is and is re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
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FOE ALDERMAN.
FOR MAYOR

We authorized J. MErGs, ia, as candi,
date for Alderman the 5h Ward at the ensuing
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Mississippi River Plantation for
Sale.

Sale.
hight miles below Memphis in ArkAasa contrasting eight
IL hundred ard eighty hundred and any "a euEa
ton, large dwelling house. and AL he necessary nxtares
lor good Ceon PiAnszo1s hnnded ara niy ere "a
deadening; large young Orchard, Deaho and epPe ne
purchaser wishes viii sill the yfsEng an ne place. eon-
SSng Of $50 o. 200 bales o. cotton and ave Or 1 hundred
JAMES 4. MgRTEETHBR,
August a. 60-d2m Memphis, rsna-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
The CapitaI District Abandoned.

The COLUMN BROKEN AT THE CENTRE.-Let
it be understood throughoutall Ohio (says the
Ohio Statesman that the Republican party
has abandoned the field in the Central Dis
trict its convention to nominate candidate
for Congress having met on Saturday, confess
ed that it was not prepared to put man in
the field, and refused to say one word for LIN
corY and HAMLIN The column is broken at
the centre the party is demoralized, and the
voters who heretofore acted with that party
are goingi disgust, whthersoever they please
The great doctrine of selEgovernment adyo-
Gated by DOUGLAS is thus left without an an
taconist at the very heart Of the largest State
Of the North West LINCOLN and HniLlN are
abandoned in the Central District, and the
Republican flag is struck Let il be proclaim
ed everywhere, in all the land, that the Repub-
lcans have left the field without firing a single
gun. Unwilling to make battle for their can
ddates and principles, they have ingloriously
fed from the field Of combat before the battle
commenced
Democrats push on the column-keep the
campfres burning-keep the ranks, with the
numbers that are daily rallying to our stand
ard, in compact order, until Republicanism
surrenders or is beaten in every district in the
State
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democratic clubs In Montgomery Co.


! n,rrov nfrout1r- Ctrn.--oficcrs President j. A.
Jofdani Vice preai tuts, " Hnier and W. II. Gil.
| Ilesre Tr'furof VIM nckeyi secntarca, John A.
| " Ayres, fr j A. Walicra, Judge u Baegoit iona.
| than KENNY A v. Huier and 4. y. Threehef. Meets
I "Wednesday aud s4icr,lny evenings nt Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street.
"GnNr manvnAfto Clrh" Cnisraie, Wosheqfon
I 7bin1lp- -OHccfe President u y ssadener; Vice
President James stansoli Treasurer John Norris Sec
retaiy John MeGrew. club meets every other eatur.
day night at t"Tammany Han, Ccuicryillo
"UNos NkfioSAL DKaornAric GUS" Ualon, Ran
lsfrh i0rnsaip Officers; DR.. =. lnwkins Presidents
Henry Smell. Vice President; nr ~ swnndcr Treas
ureri Thco y Ehy, sccfclary No time q meeting
mentioned in proceedings.
"MoNsrrR DouaLs Ctru" Ion Bprcn Hoid, ran
Bvrca TbrasAp- Ohccrsi President, r. G. Long g.,
Vice PrcsIdentA J. shroyor Treasurer John Hammel;
Secretary, J NJ. Leieyer Club meets once week.
President 10 q. Fitch Vice President Moses Marquis;
Secretary, W n. Bellye, Treasurer, Geo. wogaman.
Executive Committee Jacob Rglcf' George Curtis.
Lewis Neil J. II. McClay, VIM. j. NJ. Batchelder
club meets every Thursdny evening, alternately hl
Dayton View and Miami City.
"YouNa HicEony CtuH" Dua0n.-Ohiccrs, presi.
dent, l. l.. Gleland Vice Presidents, John stephans,
WIN. Turner Treasurer Jos Zwsler; Secretaries Glenn
ent T. Baumenn. }. r. lollmcyer Meets every Thurs
club
"OHHooN nruocn,yic Ctuu" Dqyfon-Oficers; Pres
ldent John H. Stoppclnnn. Vice Presidents, NOrman
VIM. Lconlari Treasurer, Daniel Thorn Meets
ai Poolts llal corner Of Wayne and Richard streets
every saturday evening, ats o'clock
"lHisu brNocRAric Ctrn," Dap'0n--Oniccrs; pres.
N. Gili Treasurer John shrlocli Secretaries, p
oOonnoll, james tnflary, Club meets every Friday
evening, m NNon's Hall, corner First and &C. CLAIR ST.
"uorgLAs poruiAu SOVEREIGNTY CLuu." Hnyy1 burg,
R0nioiDA TsrHssp-- ufncers, President, o. j. Jncson
Vice President, J. r. McC1rter; Secretary, David H.
Bauer Treasurer Christopher Hen.