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BLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!-No E&CUsE PoR
Il GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0WS.-The subscriber makes
cry variety POws known among Southern farmers and planters
and especially his Sosen Po which uses
sizes and shapes molebOsds each row thus adapting
every variety Of soil. H. sTARKE,
hnnrs above 81 ChArlee Unel Richmmnd. Va
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MAYORS, OF THE GREAT CITIES.

We unde gned MAroR hereby certify that the Druggists
Apothecare aud Physicians several oe have signed
document us that Remedies Of Dr. j. AYR
o. Of IoEeI AYERs Ps AGuE CURE and CHR
RY have been medicines OF great excellence
and worthy the confidence Of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK.
MAYOR or LOWELL.
HON. ALVIN BEARD,
MAYOR OF NASHUA, NH
HON. e. w. HARRINGTON,
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, Nh.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
MAYOR OF CONCORD, NH
HON. A. III. BULLOCK
MAYOR OF WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATIpL sILsBEE.
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS.
HON. F. w. LINCOLN,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MASS
HON. WIN. M. hODhhNS
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, R. l.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN,
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN
HON. CHAs. 8. RODIER,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL, c. E.
HON. ID. f. TIEMANN,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY
HON. II. Nj. KINsTREY,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, CIV.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
MAYOR OF TORONTO, CIV.
HON. II. NJ. BISHOP,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HON. L. HI. CRAWFORD,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE KY.
MAYOR OF LYONS, IOWA
HON. JAMES McPHEETERS,
MAYOR OF BowMANsvILLE, C. W.
HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
MAYOR OF AUGUsTA, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr,
MAYOR OF HALLowELL, ME.
HON. JAS. s. BECK,
MAYOR OF FREDERIcToNIN. B.
HON. WILLARD NHE,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. j. G. BLAISDELL,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. w. HI. oRANsTON,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, RI
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
MAYOR OF GAIENA ILL.,
HON. JOHN BODGDEN,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE IOWA
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN
HON. ROBERT BLAIR.
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
HON. II. ID. BAUGH,
MAYOR oP MEMPHIS, TENN
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE,, WIS
HON. w. w.vAUGHN,
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
MAYOR OF KENosHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN c. HAINES,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL
HON. MIA. HEATH,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA.
HON. Al. NOBLE,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
HON. w. s. HOLYBAD,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS CA.
HON. HARRY,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
HON. W. w. SWAMI,
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE ND.
HON. Z. r. MAURY,
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, D. O.
HON. FELIX WRIGHT,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, La
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Ger Ify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
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I M remedy and worthy the confdente OF the commu
pt5
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nifty.
an excellent remedy and worthy the confidence oil e
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Headache, Sick Headache, Foul s'0m"e h

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DEAR Bro. AVER: I cannot answer you ttHd. Vunl-
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an that treat Cih purqattl ht,i'tts, bl9
great dependence. ON an ctcc.ul cathartt IN my Iay
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PrrrsRrEG, Pa May !, lSl5.
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DLOWS FOR FALLOWING---~
II CULTIVATORS AND HARRoWS FOR CSS-3
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-B Believing that lhaVe Nm
10 my PLOW the best Pillow In use lesaz11<Ae2zAA
Farmers and Planters will furnish then
andfthy better than those they nov
them after trying them free OF charge
tzs-Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed just received.
p II. STARKE, No. SO Main st.,
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DEESE,s PHOSPHOVPERUvIAN. OR MANI
X PILATED GUANO composed eSciptrey y Peruo'dn Gne
Soobrsro duane one hair edc-Th fertilizer has been used
virginia for the past years. for Tobacco and Wheat win re-
suits fully equal Peruvian Guano Its are oohv
rs per cent less Peruvian Price $50 per ton OF
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.


I $50 CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, $50
NN Wednesday, April 18th, 1862 the trains, on this
" road, VIII run as follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Richmond daily Sundays excrpt) at for juno
ton eYe0 Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton Chata-
nooga Atlanta Nashville Grand junction. Memphis Montgomery
Mobile Jackson, Vlcksburg and New Orleans.
Richmond daily except Sundays at O'clock AM Tor
Danvile, Va, and Greensboro, N. O.
RETURNING,
Leave Danvle daily Except sundays) at o'clock NJ and
Junction (Burkeyi 1910 and arrive In Richmond at LILO
p
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, leave Rich
mond at O'Clock P N, arrive at Junction at 40 Pm
RETURNING.
Leave Junction MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
at 6i5 A n nd arrive in Richmond at II Is A. ",
Passenger trains connect boa todys With the
souhde Railroad and from the Southwest at the juno
ton with the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road trains to and from the North at Richmond.
~ Through Tickets Sold and Baggage checked through to the
abovs-named points; also 20 the Virginia Springs
~ through Tickets South and souhwes and Tor further
information apply the Ticket oce Of the Richmond DsnYe
Railroad Company, Richmond. 80
sFor Through Tickets to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia
and New Pork appy at OF the Company II Danve
ap23 ALEX. W0RRA Ii. Superintendent.
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As a Family Physie'

From Or. T. ~. CtrtirrgH, Netr orleans
Your Pills are the prince or purgcs Their TNeeent
o,Ifies .rrr,ass any c,tbgrtc we possess They are
mild but very certain and odecull n Their a'ol on VIZ
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 us j" 'H' N'iy
treatment of disease
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VTRGEVTA

BURNING AND LUBRICATlAG COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting STATE has appontedus
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICArING COAL OILS,
quality which Is warranted PuRE and uNADUlrERA1ED
Invite Of Apohecaes and Dealers throughout
h state 10 our supply which viii belarge and sold by 'ehoesGe
isii-tf GOOCH RCHOLS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-28

sAMrL RUTH, supt.
once z. Y. 4 P. r. r. Co.,
Richmond. Jan. q, ISIS.
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yATErAREE F7yPROVENENT.

GATHER thoroughly tanned without the use OF bark In
IL any form whatever and at more hsn two hundred
per the price OF materials and IN onetWeh the time re-
luirei by the old process.
VII tested by experiment and shown any who feel inter-
es;ei In the subject.
Heavy Hides viii be tanned In from 20 to 80 days.
Light Hides In from 10 10 Is days.
Kip OF Calf skins In from 70 days
Buck Sheep, Hog or Goat Skins, In one day.
b. this process better article Of Leather made being heay
sr tougher imp-ryous water and pretier article In
fact ola Of tanning utterly incapable OF making
good article Of Leather and will submit 1t TO the decision OF
any competent judges
one Of principle articles used FOR tanning by this process
plant growing the country, and ay
be obtained simply by cutIng it,
Any person wishing obtain Interest In this process, which
IN ali confidence oger TO the public, can address
JOHN F. Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va
febS-en Proprietor.
ssse further notice IN the virginia Index
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-28
Ru,ous D,.orders-Liver Complaints.

Prom Ilr. INruaNI0 h'.t " -'N'- AN'- ~
Not only ar vou~ Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur-
nos NJ I'M i,srat out find their beneficial effects upon
H. ti,r ,ir r1lrSe,l indeed They have in my prac
tr, proved more elrctua for the cure OF bilious com
Il4i1fs than any ono remedy can mention. l sincerely
ioe ftlt Me- have at length purgatye which Is wor
nv Inc confidence of the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. c., eth Feb, 1870.
c, 7 how, ,,sI your Pi, IN my general and hospital
,--i. r 1r. You ruldc them, and do not hesitate 20
l, tI., Ir. the best cathartic employ. Their regu
i,fr4 rln ou the liver /, quick and decided, eonSe-
,ritI fy are am admirable remedy Tor arrangements
III tIaf or.au. IuIscd, have seldom found case OF
IIi1Hs f-slsa ,o obstinate that dI not readily yieldto
them. Frltgru1Iiy yours, ALoNLo BALL u. u.
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OSToN SIEAnSalP a LlN r.. r, sc ~

ID OF NE~ luhhs Wal leave Nf Aa'sr tNt A-e n-<as1-
M THURSDAY, May at, at lt c..ct.
Prright received at h. Towing Comra-ys she'd on Mont
si.r TUESDAY .. and ducsday % May, lp 90 W lcA
Fer freight or pAss4ges apply 20 - . .,.,.,.,.,.,,,
at2>-H ShltLue q eV'hA'4L
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PRINCIPAL HOTELS

- '-i-' 80
" n frtFc, va
8 ncwu'n, Va
EF 6ltal, an
Capt W n.ll,son, DO
" chase, 20
& ID NnUrFsy. hl
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NOR RALrIWORE.-THREE TINES A ST-.h
n WEtK=POWIIArAN oIE lNluAt Co u.1zEzzze -
~ s,ar-r BFVIDFRE Capt VIM w. k-eue, ViTttrve NJ st
tsv FRIDAY ana up ths hou Of z o'clock, N saturday
She 2>th Inst
his steamer s1ienii staeroo passenger accomuodaoas
P.ssac- and Pare S.
80 ihds taken This Trip ulltss engaged al our Office
Frht taken Boston via Baltimore AT low ta;es With great
despatch \.
Satur lay the hour oi Departure
rf. r passage procured either oaice OBJ the slip oppo
sts he Columbian Hotel, or the stearr, vtry,s, ka,k
antT-N pAN4p WI Cen-.LL-
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MAR1NE NEWS

ARRIVED.
schr Be,deEe Keene Baltimore uds and passengers, D.
Curris.
SAILED.
steamship jamestown, skinner " Y mds and passenger
Iudlan & wat-ou.
schole Lyuchhurr, Harris, View York ni D. 4 " Ouf
B-. lBr1 Creushav, Halifax, t--r-
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOsEPH h CRENSHAW, Proprietor.
APsfl 81. 1870
WI CMiEeil city Nu Dennis Goochland
% A Martin. Cu-tssfus r ] Parrish, Cumberland
.ol W % Harris Louisa " Fl1nStit, AppomAi-oN
ID l. Hoffman, Mis- j MhtA. i.1, bA.to
A z Hamilton y r = Hudgus, Cumberland
x b Davis ORR n SkpW D., PoghAtau
Il q GooCh. Stlunt A Lcwt', TO
r B0isscan Amelia ft b,rAtl ~ Amelia
Chas Wyiuan Portland u Nlyniine,N Va
y G Cooke, Pr Geo kSttn-y, hrsol
j Campbell, Powha'sn Hon % h-att q
j X kedtione, savannah MRS. Is Nn'pt@ do
Jn0 Cardwell k VIM Joo L1nieIkin, 'o
ID9 L CarjueU 90 n n Mont iro Guochand
IA spots TazewtH Master Mout-iro, DO
J B Murphy, salto ID Branch NAvstciued
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EOR PhILIDELPHtA,-Ts. a 4.

Il steamship CRY OF 8lCuNoNp, Capt Mitchell -Ss-z7sss
nov loading viii sa MONDAY Che aa INST, al l' eoeA
A. a
Passage reduced 90 3Llo
boston st delivered through a. lower rates than by any ON
Irs.
EDGAR P SITES, AeIns Agent,
nn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
The strength Of the COnserva-
tive Army in the Free states,

Republican papers and Republican orators,
always very bo%astingly, when on the subject Of
politics, point to what they claim their large
majority in the free States They have re-
ported this so often, that many Of the peo-
pie have come to the belief that the Republi-
can party has actually q majority in the free
States. Such, however, is far from being the
case. True, FRFMoNT carried all of the North.
ern States but fire, yet at that very election
there was a large conservative majority
against him in the combined North. Look at
the following table of the vote in 1856, in
which we unite the conservative vote, for the
supporters of BucHANAS and FILLMORE were
alike opposed to the doctrines advocated by
Fremont.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

tween DouoL.s, BrLL aud B%nrcKISRpcr the
former has BY far the best chance Of beating
LiScorS in this State, that neither Of The
other two has any hope whatever 80 far as
Ohio is concerned What wisdoin what poll
.cy then is there in dividing the conservative
vote Of the State, between these three candi-
dates, all Of whom are alike opposed to LtN-
.conS2 Letthe friends Of Mr. B%NgcxIsmDoE
and the friends Of Mr. BeLt-let the conscrva-
tive people Of the Siotc-look at the matter
in is true light aud ask themselves the ques-
ton whether il is not better, in order to defeat
LNcoLS, to vote for the electoral ticket nomi.
mated by the Democracy at Columbus on the
9TH Of July lf they wish to carry this State,
voting for the Democratic electoral ticket
already inthe field is the surcst and easiest
way to do H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Quite a number Of the Young men Of Day
ton are enthusiastically determined to form a
corps Of Z%ouaves, or Rangers, something upon
The same basis ne the Chicago Zouave Cadets
The benefits derived from the exercises Of th,
zouave HARDEE's) drill, are so great that ",
shall not be surprised to see quite a number
Of splendid Zouave organizations springing VI
In different sections Of the country 1t is d
good movement and as il goes on, we shall b,
happy to report it, The following from III,
Cincinnati Gazette, in regard to the Chicago
zousyes, and their projected visit to the Queer
City, is interesting
1t is a settled fact that the Z%ouaves, a mill
tary company Of Chicago, at present on a
visit to the Eastern cities, will spend q few
days in Cincinnati. The Zounves left Chica
90 on the I'd inst, and have since visited al
The principal cities on their route to the sea
board, exciting everywhere the most intense
enthusiasm, not only by the novelty and une
qualed skill displayed in their evolutions, bu.
also by their ge%ntlemanly department an,
freedom from the vices which are considered
inseparable from a soldiers life.
The corps consists of AZ rank and file, Il
baudsmen, 8 non.commissioned officers, and I
commissioned officers, exclusive of the com
mander, Col +. L. Ellsworth. They ore al
extremely young men-thc eldest, with on,
exception, being under twenty-four-and thei
military experience extends, in the system o
tactics which has so distinguished them, n,
further back than fifteen months ago. From
the earliest period of their organization, !
has been their aim to indurate themselves t.
every species of hardship incident to u sol
dier's active life. To this, the,
have been subjected frequently TO exercise
Of the most violent description, in addition I,
the muscle-developing tactics of the Zouaves
or Chasseurs dAfrique, and the result ha
been a body Of men who seem proof agains
fAtigue-in fact, n company of military ath
lletes.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
IyfEREsrIye cnrRm EIEnrIsEs.


f.
FAnSEasruLE. JAY 81
Efs Empire, Lon last SATURDAY DE corn.
%er4s,one 81 a new NJ. X. Church ediRcc was
laid at this place. Ncswithstapdine The rain,
large number Of people were in attendance,
and the occasion was ono Of much interest
The services were held in the United broth
reu Church, which had been kindly topderSd
for the purpose.
At 2 o'clock r Al Rev. GEoRGE G, CRUN,
Of Rapes Chapel In yourself delisered the
opening discourse, which We need hardly as
sure our readers was as chaste in style as il
was earnest aud learned in matter, Rev NJ,
r. GAnps followed in one Of his best efforts,
and wound up with a telling appeal to the
Gberality Of the people, which had the effect
Of raising a subscription almost, sufficient, IN
connection with what had already been raised,
to build the house of worship.
The Church, when completed, will be 4s by
36 feet, 20 feet high, with a well proportioned
steeplc, and will certainly by its beauty and
utility amply reward the citizens Of Farmers
willie for their hberality in erecting it.
On Sabbath last, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, the
beautiful NJ. T. Chapel at Carrolton, a few
miles South of this city, (which had been
closed for some time undergoing repairs was
%reopencd, and a large congregation was in at
tendance to hear and worship in that beautiful
little temple. Rev. Mr. CRrM delivered an
eloquent sermon from the words of the
Psalmist-"The Lord reigneth, let the earth
rejoice"
Rev. Mr.. GADDis, who was expected TO fol-
low the service, had unfortunately Frustrated
himself by his efforts on the previous day, and
was lying sick at Germantown. Rev. Mr..
THOMPSON oficiated in his place, and the
exercises passed off to the satisfaction of all.
The new church has been greatly improved.
The walls and ceilings have been frescoed, the
wood works has been repainted, the aisles
have been:coyered with Brussels carpet, va
rious other improvements have been made,
and the society only lacks about 500 to place
I above debt, Rev. ALlES I. THOMPSON is
pastor of the Germantown charge, including
the societies at Miamisburg, Carrolton, and
Farmersyille, and to his earnest labors mainly
have the societies been indebted for their
prosperity. b5 ID. X. L.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Thus it will be seen that in the vote Of the
Free States alone, in 1856, there ,oas actually
a majority Of nearly haif a million against
the Republican nominee. If the conserya-
tive element Of the Free States, in that cleo
ton, had been united upon one ticket, Mr..
FREMONT, instead of receiving one hundred
and fourteen electoral rotes, would have re-
ceiyed but FIFTY-Twol To prove that this
conservative sentiment has been on the in
crease since 1856, we have but TO look ut the
result of the last election in Rhode Island,
which State four years ago gave a clear MAJ
jority for FREMONT of 3,ll2, and last spring
elected a conservative union man Governor,
over the Republican nominee, by a majority OF
about 900.
Look at Wisconsin. In this State FREMONT
had l2,646 majority, yet at the election a few
months ago the Democrats and conservative
elected Dixon Supreme Judge of the State
over the Republican candidate, by, we be,
lieye, about 800 majority Thus in these two
States alone, the conservative element la,
gained over II, 1000 votes since 1856. But leI
us look at the balance of the States which tn,
Republicans carried in 1856, over the com
bined vote of BUCHANAN and FILLMORE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25


The Brownsville [Nebraska1 Adcertiser,
which was an original Douglas paper, having
carried his name at its masthead more than
ia year past, last week hauled down the flag,
and announced itself in favor Of the election
of Lincoln and Hamlin. y
Thousands of men throughout the North take
the same view Of the question as the editor OF
the 1drertiSeT and will vote accordingly,
The only wonder to us is, that Furnas' old,
time Wing stomach has not been nauseated
with Democracy long ere this.- White Cloud
Kansas Chief
The desertion of the Nebraska 1dcertisey
to the ranks of the enemy, will doubtless be
received with a flourish Of trumpets BY the
Lincoln seotionalists. The location in which
the paper is published is the only feature
which reflects the least Importance on this
hast act Of renegadism. and all good Lincoln
men may as well know that the achievement
of turning this summersault has not been ac,
complished with the agility of a genuine po-
litical acrobat. The work throughout has
been clumsily performed; but looming
events cast their shadows before, and the po
sition Of friend FurDas was very clearly fore
Swallowed last fall by his support Of Daley
the Republican candidate for Congress, il
preference to the Democratic nominee in that
Territory His apology for his course at that
time was quite as lame and impotent as fol
this more recent act of Jim-Croyism. 1t il
true Mr.. Daley is a neighbor, and a very wor
thy. gentleman. Yet this would seem but q
poor excuse for the desertion Of Democratic
principles, in any event The act in itseli
has no very. significant Importance, and when
the political antecedents Of the editor are
carefully considered, the Democratic party
may indulge in the faint hope Of OUTLYING The
loss of an Influence so powerful as that which
il welded by Furnas, Of the Brownsville I'D
~pertiser. M.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
BeII and Everett state Conven-
ton.

We neglected yesterday TO call the attention
of our readers to a call for a State Convention
of the friends of BELL and EVERETT, to be
be held in Chillicothe on the 10th of August
next 1t will be found in another column,
The Union men Of Ohio are fully aroused,
and are determined to make a showing OF
strength in the coming Presidential struggle.
The BELL men in this County eyince fully as
much energy as either of the other parties.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
An industrious Census-Taker.

Mr.. J.. L. Barber, Assistant Marshal in
Lawrence County, Ohio, thus sums up his
weeks labor in a note to the United States
Marshal
l commenced On Monday at twelve o'clock,
after walking ten miles from home, visited
every house in Lawrence Township, filed
thirty pages of schedule No. / four of No. 4,
and took all the other statistics. He walked
over one hundred miles through brush, briars.
wheat and cornfields, and named two babies
called one James Buchanan aid the other
Lewis Sifford. Finished the Township by
Saturday noon, and walked home, a distance
of fifteen miles by sunset And all this time
the mercury was ninety degrees Fahrenheit.
We call that a week. work which few men
have eanaled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
WashIngton Townshlp MOVING.

WOO 100 +.
CENTREvILLE, July %, 1860.
Ed. Empire:-In spite of the rain which
fell here in torrents on last Saturday evening,
quite a number Of persons assembled in
''Tammany HALF expecting to hear Judge
Baggott speak. Owing to the threatening
aspect of the weather, however, the Judge did
not get here, but we were determined to have
a speech, anyhow. Loud calls were accor-
dinghy made for DIR. James, whereupon that
gentleman took the door, and proceeded to
address those present in a truly eloquent man
ner upon the issues involved in the Presiden-
tial election next fall, and also clearly point
ing out the duty deyolving uponreach ipdiyid-
nal member of the Democratic party in the
present struggle for the maintenance of those
great principles which we as true Democrats,
and true lovers OF this great and glorious
Union, hold sacred The DIR. also showed the
necessity of an active and faithful perform
ance Of the duty deyolving upon every Demo
crat, as being necessary to the accomplish,
ment of the great work devolving upon us
to-wit, the complete overthrow Of every sec
tional political organization, and the preser
walton of this glorious Union, unsullied and
unpolluted as it was handed down to us by
the heroes and sages of the revolution.
Upon the conclusion of the Dr. remarks
the President of the Club being called for
tookthe floor aud addressed the meeting fol
. few minutes in a very happy and %efcctiv,
manner, after which the meeting adjourned
Yours truly, FULToN,