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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25
~ tFor the ,EmpiTeI J-a
Van Buren, Township Report
ing

Eds Empie;-A large number ofthe De-
mocracy of Van Buren, Township assembled at
Van Buren, Hotel, Friday evening, July goth,
1860, for the purpose Of organizing a Demo
cratic Club. ngll &G -
On motion, p, c., Long, jr., was called to
the chair and f. NJ. Lefever was appointed
Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that we now or
ganize a Democratic Club.
On motion it was Resolred, That said Club
be called the Monster Douglas Club Of Van
Buren, Township.
The Club then proceeded to elect officers to
serve during the campaign, which resulted as
follows:
President-P. c. LoxG, jr.
Vice President-A. /. SHRoYER,
Treasurer-JoHN HARwELI.
Secretary. M. LEFEvER
On motion, n committee of three, consist
ing of John NJ. Leftover Adam Link and Sam
uel Young were appointed to draft a Consti-
tuition for the Club
On molten, a committee of six, consisting
of A. Shroyer, Henry Swadner, VIM. H.. lie
fever, John Harwell, p c. Long, jr., and
Samuel Young, were appointed to make ar
for the erection Of n Douglas pole at the Val
DuiSh AAoAoit " ' Ah DhiNh Abhh1hips #H4
4 On motion, it was also made the duty o
said committee TO see that all Douglas Demo
Gratis are at the polls on the day of election.
On motion, it was ResoiUed that the mem
bers Of this Club meet once every week during
the campaign.
The meeting was then addressed by tn,
Hon. Samuel Young, of Pennsylvania, as Il
the Importance Of the campaign and the dut,
and prospects of the National Democracy
He was followed by others who delivered per
tinent remarks.
, On motion; it was ResoIred that the prs
> ceedings of this meeting he sent TO the ofic
e of the EMPIRE with a request that they be pub
lshed in the Daily md Weekly EMPiRE.
On motion the meeting adjourned wit
three loud, long and hearty cheers for Doug
las and johnson, G.. l. Vallandigham an
the whole Democratic ticket ~
p. C. LONG, Jr. Pres't
i NJ IEPEVER- See'v. .
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Election in 1850,

Out of the eight States which the Republic
cans carried in 1856, by majorities over all
others, it will be seen that the conservative
element has not only redeemed too, but ac-
tually gained on the popular vote in the re-
naming six serenity mine thousand sir hun
bred and thirty free lnsteadof the result OF
the elections in the free States during the last
four years being such as to discourage the
friends of the Union and the Constitution,
they are calculated TO encourage.
BY the above it viii be seen what a slim
chance the Chicago nominee has for being
elected President this fall if the Union move
ment which Is being inaugurated Ia New
York, be carried out throughout The North,
and the eogsArqttss Iree IF eaeh State BE-
cast ,eit4oug decision, against Mr., LINCOLN
We ask the conservative men Of Ohio, " they
viii continue to weaken themselves in the fa
ture, as they have in the past, by dividing
their voter They profess to be oppoaadt y
Mr.. LIxcoLNs election-they know that be
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Bell & Everett State Convention

The undersigned, state Executive Committee of the
Constitutional Union Party Of Ohio, in compliance with
the generally expressed yiows OF the party in all parts
Of the State, and in obedience to our own convictions OF
duty, hereby announce thata Mass Convention Of the
friends Of Bell and Everett will he held in the CRY az
CmncofHf, on Thursday The 10Th ddyQf august merit, for
the purpose offorming an electoral ticket md to perfect
our State organization. A,
Iti IS hoped that the friends Of this movement, with
out reference to past party associations, as well rs the
friends of the distinguished statesmen and patriots to
whom we pronoseto renders cordial support for the
next Presidency and Wee Presidency, will attend this
Convention, even at some personal sacrifice of conven-
fence, and assist In inaugurnting q National Union Party
In Ohio, which shall be ~efectlal to check the tide of
sectional strife and luminosity now agitating the country
and threatening the safety Of orr institutions and the
happiness Of Our people. GO"
GILBERT KENNEDY, Chairman,
I'D LARzJ ANDERSON,
". p. P~ROBASCO,
JAMES MCDANIEL,
J, c. PHILLIPS,
wy. STRONG,
MI G, HALL,t
THOMAS KELLEY,
" WILLIAM CASE, ..f
W. @. WILLIAMS,
JOHN GEARY,
j. N. NYDER
A, s. 'TH0RP, Committee.
j. +, CHGRLEswoRrH, see,y, iy24td
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]. NJ. LEYEvER, see'y.

Hon. John p. Hale has commenced an &c,
ton against the proprietors of the Boston
C6urieT. II seems that an article appeared
in the New York Times on the Both Of June,
and was copied in the Courier of the I'd inst
which Mir. Hale deems 10 be 1ibelous, and
hence the suit The damages are laid at ten
thousand dollars. II is understood that ca,
leb Cushing B. +, Butler aud Charles Lew
Woodbury. have been retained by the Ootriel
proprietors to defend the suit The article re-
ferred TO the celebrated Arthur Edward
claim, vetoed by the President, and advocated
Mr. Hale.
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Mhat Democrat Favors Il.

1t is certainly much to be regretted that
%counsels more wise did not prevail at Charles
ton and BaltimOre--thAt there was not a per
feet agreement on one candidate for the Pres
idency. Because the delegates at Charleston
and baltimore acted unwisely it is no reason
why Democrats. here in Ohio should act equal
y unwisely, and thus furnish the Republicans
an easy victory, This must be the case ii
Democrats diSide-lf a few go for Breckin-
ridge, The Republicans are exceedingly
anxious that such a division should be kept
up They well know that II q tolerRbly fair
diversion can be made in the free States for
Breckenridge, Lincoln will be elected before
the people What Breckenridge man is in
favor Of this2-C hiihcothe Advertiser,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Duncan McRoa. a leading Democrat in
North Carolina, aud latoly Consul at Paris,
made a mastery speech at Raleigh last week
clared that a disrmion conspiracy was the
father Of tho bolt His speech was received
with the greatest applause.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

The Meridian mentions the following singu-
lar rumor An organized band Of Abolition
lists is said TO exist in the corner Of Clark and
Wayne, oftbis State, and Choctaw and Wash
ington, of Alabama, who are defying the peo-
pie and The authorities. Considerable excite
ment had beeu created in Quitman and other
contiguous localities, and the citizens thereof
were preparing to adopt the means required
to abate the nuisance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Some thirty or forty wooden buildings,
mainly dwellings, on Pig alley aud Washing
ton street, were burnt at noon yesterday 10
New York. They we're mostly occupied by
cortmcn, whose horses we're at work at the
time, and thus escaped. One hundred and
60y families are made houseless by the disas-
ter Loss estimated at a hundred thousand
dollars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Captain Keli, the agent of The Atlantic Tel
|egraph Company, who was sent out to take mp
the Newfoundland end Of tho cable, has spc-
.ceeded In raising a portion.of il, after some
weeks Of labor and has discovered a serious
defect IN It, caused by is resting and chatting
on n ledge Of sharp rocks, over which II was
laid, q mile or two from Bay Of Bulls Arm,
Trinity Bay.
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Dayton

Mr.. JoHS p. DEITz has become associated
with HERMAN RAU in the editorial and bust
ness management of the Dayton WochenblaH
and the paper win hereafter be issued semi
weekly as well as weekly. 1t is a live DoUG
las paper, and deserves the support of the
German Democracy.
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THE PEOPLE MOVING IN GREENE.


AElf'ifA ~ iNAAt AaiulHfI
FAIRFIELD, July 23, 1860
Eds. Empire;-Notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather Saturday last, the
Democracy, in answer TO a call turned out in
large numbers to organize a Democratic Club
and ratify the nomination of S. A.. Douglns
and Herschell v, johnson, the regular nomi.
nees Of the Democratic party.
Never was there a more enthusiastic meet.
ing held in this place than this. All the
Democrats both old and young were wild for
the Little Giant Mr.. NJ. p. Nolan addressed
the meeting for three-quarters of an hour in a
forcible yet plain, logical style. Mr.. W. w.
| WILSON then introduced Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF
Dayton, who entertained the meeting for hall
an hour in an interesting speech, after which
Mr.. LoucK addressed the meeting in his for
chile yet amusing style, which frequently
brought down the Housf. The final speech
was made by s.. G. PEIRcE, who commented
upon the Kansas-N Nebraska act, and the posi-
ton of the different parties, and closed by an
able appeal to the young men.
The speaking being over, the Club proceed
ed to elect permanent officers, which were,
w. W. Wilson, Esq, President DIR. S. NJ. Buff
6nbarger, Vice President; S. r, Miller and NJ.
Baggott, Secretaries.
The Executive Committee consists of r..
Mercer, H. R. Musser, sr., and S. Hagenbueh.
The meeting adjourned to meet at $. G..
Peirce's house next Saturday eve,
Upon the whole, taking all into considera-
ton, the weather and the short notice, it was
a meeting long to be remembered, and a true
representation of the feelings Of the majority
Of this township. We are all Douglas menl
= II u
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Let all who desire the faithful enforcement
Of the laws Of the land, comel
Let all who believe that orr Government o.
formed by the heroes Of the Revolution, car
continue to exist and prosper, GOMEZ
Let all who are opposed to the sectional anc
dangerous creed Of Black Republicanism
comel
Let all who believe that The people are capa
Bile Of self-g0vernment, comel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Union, and the Constitution, the rights OF tho
States and the sovereignty Of the people
comel
Let all who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, comel
Let all who would maintain the c%onstitu
tional equality ofthe States, comel
Let all who are opposed to the odious doc
trine Of negro equality, eomel
Let the young men, who look to a g%loriou,
future for the Republic, and who desire tc
perpetuate our liberties, comel
"Come as the waves come when navies are stranded,
Come rs the winds come when forests are rended,
Come NJ freenen come when there is a Union to save
Come ~ true democrats with strong hearts and brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

At the late Congressional Democratic Con-
v%ention in the Seventh District of lndianathe
following resolution was offered.
"ReSoIred, That this Convention is in favor
of Joseph A, Wright for the United States
Senate; in place of Fitch, the present iucum-
hont %
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The Hide and Leather Panic.

The New York Shipping and Commercial
List publishes the following letter from a
prominent New York leather dealer, now in
London, giving a graphic description Of the
failures among the leather trade;
LONDON, July 3, 1860.
DEAR SIR To-day we have stirring news
here. Never in the history Of the leather
trade has any thing occurred like it, Yester-
day three failures in the trade were announc-
ed, and as long ago as last week a tanner a Il
Kenilworth gave up for IA large amount but
last evening 1t was announced that Streat
field, Laurence & Mortimer had gone under,
and this morning six or eight more of the
largest factors and tanners have yielded; in
deed, no one appears to know the extent o
the damage. We went to Leaden Hall Mar
ket this morning, where we found plenty o
leather, but no buyers. The trade was as
sembled in large numbers, but stood and gaz
ed panic-stricken, as did our people il
Wall street in 1857. You will ask the rea
son for all this trouble, The answer is this
The factors Tor many of them) have beef
doing Just the kind ofbusiness that our trad
did previous to the revulsion of '36-takin,
tanner notes, and having them discounted
then renewing them, &c, finally taking NOR
cages on the tanneries, and now the machin
hns broken down just as it did with us, an
as s., L. 4 NJ. were the head and front of tn
offending, they have gone Town first, an
will carry with them all who are dependent uI
on them, and this number is very largl
What will be the effect of this smash upo
the trade here and in American To reduc
the price of hides, so all agree, orders will 6
out by this steamer to sell what dry goods az
held on English account in our market
so, prices viii go down. Others say thu
leather will hold up, and hides go down.
gentleman supposed well informed thinl
there will be one hundred failures; indeed,
think, from all l see and hear, that the pre-
ent system of tanning has broken down, al
when revived, will undergo a change, as wi
No . #
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RaS-The Editorial fraternity--some of EN-
ARE now probably bas-king upon the waters,
and among the isles Of Lake Erie, CUMBAcK,
of the Independent is the only representative
Of the press Of this county in the affair at San
dusky today, and from him we win probably
get an ink-ling Of what was 10 pay.
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P%REsIDgNTIAL ELECTORs.

roR ruE srArE At tAnof.
sFRApH1M MEYER. N stark County.
WILLIAM b. WOODS, ufLicking County,
pisTRicr EIrcroRs.
Ist District--wm. J. Fiagg, Hamilton.
"a " JOIN schfh
ma e. J. II. FOos. prchle.
am 81 =. n. Walker. Shelly.
bh 80 Edward sheffield, Henry
eh 81 n. A. neyore, Brown.
I'm o n. q. Kaufman fRyctie.
Sh " q. y. Styman. Delaware.
ph " Chester Mott, Myand0tte,
lOh 81 John d. james, Jackson.
i1th &c James ". Miller, Mcigs.
18th " Samuel u. foster, Franklin.
Isih y WIN. Uurlhn, Euc.
1Ath b. Burr kellogg, Ashland.
18TH u y. =. joss, Holmes.
10Th 90 Amos Layman, Washington
17th d" wilson 5. keunon, Belmont
18th &c Israel y. Carter, summit.
10Th q" ghaz. ID. Adams, Lake,
guth e Geo. A. Howard, Aslfabula.
9tst &c Geo. Webster, jefferson.
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|DEALE's COURT OF DEATHLThe most
j. elaborate and noted work Of Art ever painted by
an Ameriegn Artist is the iconrt Of Death, by REM
brandt Peae. This painting covers 32 square feet Of
canyass-contalns - Life size Figures, and has never
been valued at less than 2 $4,000. II has been gaHed
upon with mimto and delight by tens of thousands.
The subscriber has purchased the painting, and issued
n splendid Chrome photographic Engraving Of II, pre-
senling a perfect Fac-Simile Copy of the Original paint
ing, with all its Beautiful COlors.
The size OF the Eng1avingis ~ by u inches, and the
price Csl) for Witch IL Is otiered,is only one hhh the usu.
al price of similar wOrks--lO0, 900 being issued instead
of 5000, the usual number. The home Of every family
in the land, should be adorned with this picture, as he.
sides its beauty as IN ornament the lesson 1t teaches,
illustrating the evils Of lntemperance and War, and the
end of a gOod-a Christian Life, are invaluable. Mr.
Peale says Of the Engraving; "a cn certify that II IL AZ
accurate and admirable copy OF tho Original Painting
Testimonials without number, have been received from
distinguished Olergymen ~ prRse of the Engraving
Many who receive II, say they would not part WITH Il foI
ten times its cost, II they could not procure another.
Cergymen and Church Societies supplied in quaint
ties Of not less than 70 copies alta time, on very hber.
al terms.
Terms for one copy, 81 and 4 letter stamps, or Eve
copies for 50 without stamps. For a letter OF agene,
stating special terms, and one copy, 81 and 9 1etei
stamps, sent in strong rolls by return mail, with q de
scription, II g. or more Is sent IN 3 letter, get a draft
or have the letter registered. Wrto the Name, Town
County and State plainly. Address
q, q. cOLroAi No. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
iy%lldawl3 HHt Ut r.. q. Box a39l.
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lie will also address the citizen Of Ran
dolph Township, Montgomery County, in
Union Grove, ON Ffiday afternoon, August
10, at 2 0 clock
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RAJ His Royal Highness the PRrNcE OF
WALES arrived Mt St Johns, n. F., Yesterday
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viii also address the citizens ofFARMERS-
VILE Montgomery county, and r%icinifg,
on Saturday Ecening, August IL, 1860, n
IL O'Clock.
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Founorp.
brown 8 IRWIN.

III ANEt the Desl OF OnAfcohl ana common HORSE bhoe
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the best of Round, Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN &IRWIN
have the best of Band, Hoop Oval, Half Round and
gat Sheet Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN Hle
have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
BROWN 4 IRWIN
haye the best ofNorgay and BrsnzOr Nail Rods.
-rl .lgn 4 w rD.
have the best Slab steel and Slab Iron,
BROWN a .NiA3fou
have the best Of Round. Flat, square and OctaROn Steel
BROWN a Irwin
have the best ofpitisbnrgh springs and Axles.
BROWN a irwin FlI III
nave the best of Garage Hub Hands, and Tire and
Pillow Bolts.
BROWN a t HiH nUfsl .I.
have the best OF Bellows, Anyils hnd Solid Box Vises,
BROWN 4
manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, &c.
n. BROWN A IRWIN
keep Tin Of al kinds, Sheet Zinc and Iron.
BROWN &1RWiN IrIl
keep Copper and Tin bottoms, Block Tin aud Soddef
diua BROWN a IRWIN
keep pic. plates, fruit can to and bottoms, &c, all o
which will BE- sold 10 the ta at the lowest prices.
aug9 4tfrU. f...r..a r
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Ba5-It will be seen by our telegraphic des.
patches that Judge TERRY has been acquitted
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He will also address the citizens Of MID
.DLET0WN, Butler county, on HeSdqj
Eeehdiq august II, 1860, at 9 o'clock.
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ALONG THE LINEg
\NNAlLLLZ
eH ufi0fse0 ~ Ss6yWftkkAN
N
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Hon. q. 4. v~aIIandigham

viii address the citizens Of WINCHESTER
pnd vicinity, (Preble county, on Wednesday
Eccning august 2, 1860, at 6 o'clock.
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He will also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and rieiniy on
Thursday EroiRg, august 3, 1860, al u
o'clock.
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AN


A MENDAToRy y ~ oranence y Froyldelfor le
a a~slcssiiie and collecting lax upon doeato prevent
ftehca runnlnqR N large, aud 10 provide aenlnat The prev.
aiencc n Hyirophoham The CITY OF Dayton passed
"Pps' i. h II 0ylninci ~ ne cfg u1usl u NJ cag n
D1nson, That hereafter during the connnrarce ~
epTcc oiihe Mayors proclamation N relation 70 dogs
running 81 large IN Tho oity, ~ provided ~ section. Z Of
Inc Ordinance on thni subject, passrd Apll ~, 1872, n
shall h. the dntg ofthe Cty Marshal and HE assistants
10 take M al animals of tie dog kind fund rmning NJ
LARGE without muKlics, and cauee them t0h he sccnredin
sonio safe place for q period not less fhnn three, nor
more thsnhve days, helofe the rninc arc destroyed.
qro. 4. II shall ho The duty Of said Marshal 70 deliver
possession Of any dog to rs master, VI satisfied Of the
awuerehip Of the same, hat not without demanding and
securing HON such owner, y fne u 00cont.N and also
10 cents aday Tor every day such dog SHAH Ne harbored
IN tbe pound.
SO. =. All dogs unclaimed within three days may he
destroyed or sold by the marshal on his d~lscteton, and
an moneys arising hom fines or sales, shall afer paying
MI expenses incurred In carrying into effect the provis-
ions Of Ills Ordinance, he considered aa compensation
10 the city marshal Tor his services.
arr. 4 All provisions Of any ordinance heretofore
passed, c~onhcting viththe provisions ofthis ordinance,
are hereby repealed.
sEc. B. This ordiunnce to take effect nom md aicr
Its publication.
VIM, B-OMBERGER. Pres. City Council.
Attcet-kxrFoNr sTErHrNs, CITY Clerk.
Passed July iTth, 1890. y1s
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

OsT.5On Wednesday evening ON, or near Second
/ ! street, a small Coral Breast Pin--the Set WAS a car
we'd head, a suitable reward viii 30 given on il deliy-
cry. iy2ld2 HENRY l.. BROWN.
HRUfT CANs.-Just received
% dozen Yellow Fruit Cans;
lO do Gitss " " with corSs,
los do " " I" lin top;
Our yellow cans are choice burned and glazed, FIR SUI
perior 10 the ordinary can,
b2j BARLOW a HECRLER.
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FOR SALE.

a convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
containing q rooms, summer kitchen, cistern, WE'LL
cellar, stabling, &c., with choice fruit. This properly
WI be sold at bargain ifapplicaton be made soon, IA
the owner wishes 70 remove nom the city. Enquire OF
le22 CHAS. u. CLARKE, Third IT.
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Candies.
TO Lovers of Good Things.

I you want your Party or Wedding Tables decorated
CAKES AND PYRAMIDS
or every description, that can't be exeeled. Leave
your orders at MARSHALL'S,
jyls No. 2S3 East Third st., Dayton, o.
EINE C~ANDIEs.-of every variety, pure and fresh,
II go1to r..r.I MARSHALLS,
iyfs ItfH no Pr, East Third ~, Dayton, O.
.CMALL CAKES.-A good assortment Of Small Cakes
- kept constantly on handnt MABSHALL'S
lyls No. 2&L, East Third st., Dayton, o.
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4Dartnfrship.
DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNFRsHR

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between the un-
d~ersigned under the firm NJ l.. A \. WOLLAsroN,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party
r. authorized 20 use the naHae Of the nun in settling tho
business. LEVI WOLLASrON,
July 10, 1850, SYLVESTER W~oLLAsT0N.
TIVE undersigned have this day entered into patnoF-
i ship under thu firm and nanlo Of PHILLIPS 4
WOLLAsT0N, for the purpose lof carrying on the
Milling and Grain business.
Z. A. PmLLIPs having purehAsed the entire interest Of
LEyI WOLLAsToN in tie OsceOla Mill, the business
VIII be- continued rs heretofore, 1as4.fG
7. A.. PHILLIPS,
iyi0dOaw2 SYLVESTER
NOTICE.-An persons owing me are requested n
IN pay up within 10 days. All 1 owe are asked tO bring
n their bills, Iyl4d6 BENZ sciIiEBLE
this day associated
with me In Business Frank r.. Heckler,llte Of the
frm Of Heokler, Remley a Maxton,w We will continue the
QuoensWare business In all its branches, under the style
and firm Of Il A HEokLER
y706 7. BARLOW,
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HOUSES.

"a ONN ILLING HOUSES,
= every description and price, The following Is the
location OF some Of thcnE
@tdksI STREET. between Main and jefferson;
lngs.
THIRD STREET "
FOURTH STREET 4"
ElETH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON ST. " Fourth and Finh;
LUDLOW STREET, 4" First and Water;
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
STREET between Brown and Jefferson:
= STREET. " Jefferson and Tecumseh,
ACKS0N sru Fifth and Van Buren,;
WAYNE STREET South Of Fifh;
BAlNBRlDGEST,, North Of +"
.CLIkPOk srREET, near Third
SECOND STREET, East Of Webster,
These are many Of them very choice pieces of pronetty
and all are offered low, 1 have besides those above
the suburbs, for sale and trade. "
CHAs. E. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
leSS Clrgg's Building, Third st.
UACANr LOTS in every part Of the city, fr sale and
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Hon. Geo. w. HOuIk and j. A
Jordan, Esq,

win address the Democratic Club of VAN
buren, Township, on Saturday EeeniNg
July %, 1860.
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EOR RENT.-A Small Cottage House ON Third IT.
il below Wilkinson; 8 soOms, cellar, well, cistern'
Woodhoiue, stable, &c, &c. This property is FOR aals
at a Bargain. jyiO CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Third Al. 7