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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

Tho lonely sentry walking his rounds at night expos
ed TO drcnchng rains aud chill night air. is often seized
with most VIOLENT PAINS, Cough and SuFFO-
eating HOARSENESS, first symptoms Of QUICK
CONSUMPTION, hut II supplied with UOLLONAY'S
PILLS aud liOLLOWAN'S OINTMENT, all danger IL
.UvCrtcd few pills taken night aud morning, and the
Ointment brskly rubbed twice day thrthruat and
Ghost will remove the SEYERESr PAINS aud stop the
most distressing or DANGEROUS COUGH. Therefore
,-..nl IN Il. AAh Ann
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Partition Notice.


John Banks
against
Samuel Banks, John Reece In Partition
and Ann Herco, his wife,
and John W Mason.
THyIIE said Samuel Banks who is n resident Of High
b Land County, Ohio, John Reece and Ann Reecc who
are residents of Highland County, Ohio, and John W
Mason who Is minor Of the age Of eighteen years,
aud re,ii,ut OF Hardin County, ohio, will take notice
that petition filed against them the 22d day oi
june A. D. lS6 in the Court ut Common Pleas Of the
said county of Highland, Ohio, 10y John Banks, and is
now pending therein, in which petition the said John
Banks demands partition OF tho real estate herein below
described aud that at the Torn Of said Court the
said John Banks will apply for order that partition be
made Of said real estate, which said real estate the
following, namely:
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Administrator's Notice.

RJOTlCE /. hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
estate 0f John Banks dec'd late Of Highland Cuuuty.
Dated May 22d, 1868. SAMUEL BANKS,
m
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Copartnership.

Copartnership.
D. MILLER. II. s. EVANS.
n HAVE associated with me In the Grocery and Pro-
y vision business, DIR Il. 5. Evans, under the name
aud firm Of
MILLER & EVANS.
In consequence Of continued iil health, am compel
led to retire from the active part ct the business and il
will Ice conducted in future 10y my partner, Mr.. r. :.
Evans, with the assistance Of Mr. II +. Clayton, who
has been in my employ for the last five years.
take this occasion to return my sincere thanks t.
my friends aud tn" public for the very liburu patronage
which has been extended to for the last ten years.
that have hrcu engaged in the above business IIay-
ing entire confidence ia Mr.. Evans and Mr.. Clayton the
present conductors of the business, can Chpcrtuy
recommend them to my old friends and patrons being
gentlemen every way qualified To carry il on, and WHO
will spare pains to give satisfaction to customers
hoping he liberal patronage viii be extended to the
new firm heretofore.
uillsbOro, Jan. lst, 1868. d. MILLER.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
Dissolution Notioa-

PHNUE partnership heretofore existing between the
n undersigned dissolved en- the 18th inst by
mutual consenh The business will be continued M .
old standby B. Greenwood who soIicits a continuancs
ofithe patronage extended to the late firm
B. SCHWARTZ,
Htllsboro Feb. &C. 1902. b. GREENWOOD.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
FIRST TRACT.

certain tract parcel of land lying and bcing in
the County Highland and State ofOhiO, Hardin 5
Creek a branch fthe RnttesHake Fork Of Paint Creek
aud bounded and described follows, viz: Beginning
at two White Oaks in the line If John Hays survey No
and nuety-eglt poles crossing Hardin's Creek, to
Sugar tree Elm and BHckCye; thence North 73' East
one hundred and thrtythree poles, tn Su"ar-trce,
Dugwood, and Stssara-; thence North 2S2 West, two
hundred and thirtyeigh poles crossing llardns Creek
90 q Hickory and Dcg-Noui, corner to lands at one
time. owned by George Matthews, aud in the line Of
severn Teage's survey No. 2jlS thence with his line,
South Ilo West, nnety-tve poles to the beginning,
containing Que hundred and hny acres, be the same
more less, it being the tract parcel of land
conveyed to John Banks. late Of Highland County,
Ohio deceased, 10y Jacob Beas and Rebecc Be1ls, his
WIFE 10y deed bearing date the 3lst day Of January
d. ISIS,
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certain tract parcel Of land lying and being in
Highland County, Ohio, the waters Of Walnut Greek,
branch Of the Rattlrsuake Fork Of Paint Creek bonn
ded aud described follows 10 wits Beguningat three
Syramores and stone, corner to Jacob Zimmerman =
tract Of land ana TO tract Oi land previously
owned iy john Banks near the bank Of Walnut Creek;
thence south II East forty 1.-TWO poles 10 stake in the
Comfy road leading from Centercid 70 Greenfield al
in the line Of said INKS said tract Of land the said
stake beung North II 3V West three poles and three
links rom a Sycamore marked pointer thence
with said line and road North f8' 80 East seventeen
aud poles toa stone in said road and line
corner 20 said tract Of said Banks; thence with the line
Of said tract North Al West thirty eight poles the
beginning containing two and sixteen poles, a
part Of Hardin ReddicE Gray, and Mercsrs survey No
1891 Il being the tract parcel OF land conveyed
10 the said John Banks, late Of Highland County, Ohio
deceased by Abraham Pope and MAI garct, his wife, by
deed bearing date October the 18th, a. D. 1877.
JOHN BANKS,
BY ID. SCOTT and }. SLOANE, his attorneys
,Juue 2yI A ID lsg:i. iug5wT
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a." N H GBuT
DEFINED CARBON OIL for Burning, for sale ),
HI the barrel or gallon, by DMILLER
Rpl4
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" Q also pUNIIsn INC
FARMARlS glide.

Bv Henry stephens, of Ednburg, and the late !. ?.
Norton, Of Yale College, vols. Royal Octave 1000 pa
gr-. aud numerous eugrsyugs Price So for the two
volumes. BY mail, 81 L. SCOTT co.
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Dealers in my WCIl-knOwn
Bu cdiCiHcs can have show cards,
Circulars, Nc. SpnI them FREE
OF EXPENSE by addressing ThOS.
Holloway, so Maidcn's Lame, N.
v
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To the Farme

We furnish Pl0ws. Plow Points Cultiyatnrs Doubl
Shovel Flows, Hoes Iltkcs, HInes Traces Log Chains
Breast Chains, Forks Spades, &c.
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Soldiers, AttentiOnI!

Sccto your own health do not trust 10 the Army sup-
plies, although most valuable These PILLS aud ONT
MENT have been thoroughly tested, they are the only
remedies used in the European Camp, and Barracks for
over forty years. Doctor Holloway has supplied all the
Armies in Europe, aud during the CRlMEAN CAM
PAlGN hc established depot ut Balukaya, for the
elusive sale Of these GREAT REMEDIES; many a time
his special Agent there has sold ton in weight
the Ointment in single day. Those terrible and fata
enemies Of the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
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THIRD TRACT.

certain tract parcel Of land lying aud being in
Highland County, Ohio, the Waters Of the Rattle
snake Fork Of Paint Creek plrt Of Hardin, Redlick,
GRAY, aud NIercers survey No. 1881 Beginning At two
stones planted together, North east Of
line OIL AbIalIam Fopes tract; thence with said line
North aT East sNty-ei-ht poles % a stone, an Ash
and two D1gwDJis In said line, and corner Thomas
Wills tract; thence with the line thereof South 81 -
East, eighty. nine poles 10 stone and White Oak,
u,r The aforesaid tract IN the line Of tract uf land
once owned by Alexander Patterson; thence with said
line South is West sgty-scyeu and fvc-teHths poles
10 in said lue, and corner 10 lands owned
by Samuel Campbell; thence with the line Of said
tract North 80 3V West, uinety.une and hve-tcnths
poles the beginning, containing thirty-hye and
half acres less II being of two tracts Of
land conveyed 20 John Banks, late of Iighaud County
Ohio, deceased, by John krrns aud Nancy kerns hi,
wife. 10y deed bearing date the l7h day Of March, A. D.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13

certain tract or parcel OF land lying and being in
the Comfy ofil igltul and state ofuhio the Rat
t.rsugke Fork ut Paint Greek, part Of Hardin, Red
dick. q ay and Nrr1sr's survey No. 1881: Beginning
at two Svamures on jh" East bank Of the Rattle-nuk
Fork, orpositea Black Walnut and Buckeye on the
other side uT tIr Creek corner Abraham Pupe's tract
oraud thence with the line OF the said survey North io'
3U East eighy-niue poles with the County road lead
ing from Crutrripl to Greenfield, crossing Walnut
Greek at ,iNtysN poles in said road another
corner GO said pJpeE tract thence with another line Of
said tract Sorh Al West, thiry y-cigh poles three
Sycamores and stone ia said line, and corner ia
cob ZtmMurmans trtct thence with the line Of the a
ter, NOrth o. 30 East two hundred anI thirty poles
90 a stone, Red Elm Hicsory, and Black Walnut, an
other OF Zmmermun's corners: thence with another
line Thereof south Al East thirty 1.-TWO and hrce-Quar-
tors poles in the aforesaid road, another cor
ner to said tract in the line Of Abraham popes tract
thence with said line and road Souh ih 30 West nine.
ty--even poles, stone in said roud, and
said P0pes tract thence with another line thereof
south. 80. y East hundred aud thirty-eight aud
eight -cnths poles tp stone, White OAK, and Maple
corner 10 George CrUues tract II faud thence with the
line thereof south, 70 West hundred and lpuI
poles, crossing "A small branch several times stone
another corner said tracG thence, South AZ East
urty-six poles to stone in the middle Of the Rirtle
snake Fork another 10 said tract thence up tho
Creek with the melrders thereof, TO the beginning
containing hundred and fifty and a-halfucres more
or less it being OF the two Of land con.
vrvel to John Banks, late ugsaii County Of Highland
deceased, by John kern- AMI Nancy Krru, his wife by
deed bearing date March lIth, 4. Il, 1915.
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
MNLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
SabCr Cuts and CunshOt wounds
Wives and Sisters of Our Volunteers,

II stands uncquallcd, removing and preventing every
ycsgo Of Inflammation and gently drawing the cdgpsto
gcther quickly aud completely heals the most fright
ul wounds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
Extraordinary Military SnIHe.

You can not put into tho kuapsacks Of your Husband
and Brothers, u moro valuable more necessary XII
thRu IA supnly of this
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
SherIG,S Sale.
STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, rs.
John Arnold

John Hober, wife and others
HpURsUANf TO the command Of an Order for s,
u from the Court Of Common Pleas in and for In
county, and to directed, will offer az Public sale
tho door Of the Court House in Hillsboro, on
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-08-13
d. MILLER

L
VIII continue to buy Wheat usual, and pay the high
" c It market prizes in cash janl
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Dysentery, Scurvy. Sores, an,
Scrotulous Eruptions,


all disappear like q charm before these PILLS ar
OINTMENT, aud now while Ihc cry rings througho,
tho lnnl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
p r. o 5 p E q L y $
or
DAYTON EMPIRE.



Friends of Constitutional Liberty. the DAYr.N
EMPIRE, once more greets you, aud tAkes place
along with the other Democratic papers Of the state
~ An advocate Of your principles aud defender OF
your rights Il ardently expects At your .hHuds
warm and friendly reception.
An important campaign ID before us, iraught with
more good evil than any which has ever preeed
ed 1t. The Life OF the Nation aud the Liberties Of Me
people at stake. The coming months are preg'
nant with mighty events, aud every man should be
fully "posted the issues, az to be able
TO perform his dnty as becomes freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power aud individual liz
srty--Democracy and Despotsm--s now being
fought II our people are triis TO themselves, the
Constitution and the Sublime teachings Of our puriot
forsathers, the contest cannot be doubtful. The
areat mission OF the Democratic pary which has ever
stood az the bulwaik OF the Union and the champion
Of the Consttuon renders It's entire unity aud bold
attitude, in this hour Of national peril matter ol
vital concern. The pending issue II hot less for the
maintenance OF united country Han Tor the perpetu
alton OF Democratic principles expounded by Jef.
fsrsou aud Jackson. The most momentous results
hang upon the issue. The past dead, in IT.
lessons ofexperienee. The Constitution II preserved,
is the beacon light that VIII guide us to point oI
safety the present st rm aud eond,t; At tram
Piled under foot aud destroyed, We are forever lost
in darkness, gloom, anarchy IL II the mission of the
Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave u linton. 10tliat party alone may con.
servatye citizens look for relief and happy return
to the proud days OF the kepubie, when peace sled
and prosperity reigned throughout the land it's un
uestonaby the true Union party Of tile present day
The lie record OF our glonOu7 Union aud the sancIJ
ofthe Constitution hlly this deiarau0u as I'M
der its prudent sway aud judicious government the
Union Was made II blessui aud the Constitutions sa
red Di nat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

Facts VS.. Fancy, The article in the
Journal of yesterday morning headed gal.
liant, in regard tonn occurrence at a Sabbath
School pic ME in fne vicinity Of Harrisburg is
a miserable misrepresentation Of facts, from
beginning to end The truth of the affair is
that couple Of as amiable and intelligent
young ladies as there is in the county,--one
of them member OF the church--attended
the pic nc as they had a perfect right to do.
One Of them wore a small butternut breastpn,
which she hus worn constantly for months
past Some giddy,beaded girls Of the Aboli-
ton persuasion, who were present noticing
the breast,pin, used language towards the
wearer entirely unbecoming to ladies', Their
yociierous gabble brought crowd Of Aboli-
ton men and women around the two Demo
cratic young ladies, and some "gallant Aho'
ltionists raised the shout of "put them ont
they have no friends here, Al this june.
ture Of the affair, Major b., Lieutenant f.
and Tip S. appeared on the spot, and the
Abolition stay.athome war shreikers who
were endeavoring to have the two Democratic
ladies put of the ground, were mhde TO sneak
away like whipped spanieIs The young lady
who had been assaled, then proposed three
cheers for "ValRndigham and Liberty" and
the crowd responded in manner that made
I the grand old woods resound with the echo OF
the hurrah These are the plain facts in the
case
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

BE ore ssnles Turner, Justice Of The Pssoe 10 snd
Tor Dayteu, Montgomery County, ONO. John O..
tau, plaintiff, sgainAt A. Il. Derrlckson, defendant,
Of the aiiy Of PhilAdephis, FsnnsylVsnia
fINhE defendant Is hereby notified that on the 18th
OF August, ls63, the said Justice issued an order
Of Attachment for the OF St6 ami interest theTs
upon nom July ~, 1854, and costa, Ani that said
cause - set for hearing tile gsh Of ssplembrr isos,
~ nine o'clock m.
ausOwe JOHN g. CAIN, FisnuG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

f, w. Thomas, Esq We we're glad to
meet, to-day, our old tnwnsman and friend
+. W. Thomas, ESQ whom many of our
readers remember as the author Of Clinton
BrddshdW, aud former editor and lecturer
here. Mr. Thomas visits US with the design
Of writing book upon the West His pur
pose is to see for himself the great changes
that have occurred in the lapse Of twenty
years We understand it is his design 10 visit
every place OF note aud take notes, when
he will return to Cincinnati, and, in some lee
lures, gives us his experience, tie goes, we
understand first to Dayton We commend
him 10 the attention of our friends of the
press and the good people there - Times
We cordially ndorse the above Mr.. rhom.
as has won an undying lame in our literature
o. the author of Clinton BRADSHAW, one Of
. the finest aud most popular of all American
novels We read il years ago with delight
aud pleasure Dir IhOmRs IL a gentleman
aud a scholar and will make a most enter
tanning and readable book in his Western
skeiches.- ChcinnaG Enquirer
I We have the pleasure OF announcing that
Mr. Thomas has arrived in our city, aud will
remain here for some time, engaged in the
la'or Of collecting material for his book
We trust our citizens will afford hun every
facilis for the gathering Of material for his
work, during his siay among us
We learn that Mr. Thomas has consented to
deliver a lecture here, some evening during
his stay. This will be gratifying intelligence
to our lecture-going citizens, as there are but
few men entertaining aud instructive lectures
than Mr. Thomas Every one Of our citizens
who has read Clinton Bradshw will be-
sure 10 take advantage Of this opportunity
70 see, face 20 face, the author of that most
popular Of all American novels We are sure
the ladies would like TO see and hear the au.
thor of that exquisite little poeu, "'ris said
that Absence Conquer Love. The author
Of Clinton BrqdslaW is also the author OF
this poem
Due notice, we presume, will be given as to
the evening Of the lecture
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
GET READY.

FINHE stockholders or the DAYTON EMPIRE Nul
i be called upon IN the eonrse Of few days for the
amOun Of their subscription 10 tue stock " "a a
Company. IL IL important to the success Of the
terprss That this should bs promptly paid. We trust
that our riends will hold themss YeH ih readiness
the same auie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

The Shell sale-Is still progressing al
c, p. Huber & Sons store This evening
they will sell beautiful assortment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

Unbecoming The secret night meeting:
Of the Aboitionists Of this city are unbecom
ing the citizens Of Day town,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

For Camp. Quite number Of militia
officers were in the city to-day en- route for
Camp Greene near Xenia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
NEWS GLEANINGs.

this evening, endorsed and recommended
the infamous, disunion Helper Book
Will he have the impudenoe to say, 70 his
hearers that he is for I 9 old Union and
the Constitution. We shall zee.
A substitute in the first Rhode Island
district gave his name as Samuel Burns.
On examination, the letters B. &, were
handsomely marked on his breast. When
asked, if his name was Samuel Burns
what was the meaning Of the above letters,
with twinkel of the eye he exclaimed,
That's for Briget Connolly, my sweet
heart
The Lafayette Ind, Joarnoi claims
the "oldest man in the world" as a resi-
dent Of Tippecanoe County He says he
was born in 1850, in the colony Of Virgin
ia, and is now one hundred and thirteen
years old,
A little fellow at Soqthbridge, Mass,
who was looking into an aquarium the
other day, had a singular adventure. A
og p'ekerel jumped up ana go' glo''ons
nIbble at ms nose' anH nearly frightened
the poor hoy ont ol ms WITS
There will be grand Union Democrat
ic Pie Me al Wengel's Grove, four miles
from Dayton, on the Wolf Creek Pike, on
Saturday August %. Thlesher, Giles
l''e' i"'""' anu o'ii'. SP'aNe'S WIZ a'-
o'eSS '''e '''ee''"E' l ne eAe'r'Se7 o' 'he
""y "''' eo"S''' VI uan''.s anu o'i'e'
Sports MUSIC ny ra'''n''u y s'''hg
'""''' -
Among the spectators OF the drait IN
Rochester, n y, was German who
drew lucky number. His conduct on
the occasion Is thus described: There he
stood with his beaver hat, sober as aiudge
AT last ms name was called lie wheeled
IN an instant walker ASIDE lew PAGES
"'' " ~ =" " '''
sV' -, -. -
ny :, 5
VI - - = '
-, ~. ''' s.'.'. 49,, ',., g'.l II
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.,
lieie VIII De d era'u mass meeting Oh
.ile l'e''''c'"'y Vi N'"'A' n'a'ii' anu
montgomery Dou'''ieS' al ot'ihs'owh'
'''rSe 'l''eS 0o"u' oI NeW N"'l'S'f, on o"'-
uruay september ''n. lho'laS ihreS"eI'
o' p"y'on' 'eo'se spence VI 'l'''"s''e'u'
ana other speakers VIII be present and al
dress the meeting All friends OF the
Constitution and personal liberty are in-
V''eu TO a''ehu
We have no official continuation OF the
reported fall OF Sumter.
The grand mass meeting Of the Democ-
raey of Montgomery, comes off on the 18th
of September D. w VOORHEES,, of In
diana, Judge Thurman aud BARLEY have
been announced by the State Central Com
mittee as the speakers. The committee
for this county are in correspondence with
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Daily empire,
City and Other Matters,

ss-'rrsins arrive aud depsrttrom the tnlon Depo,
ss follows
CWclsSATI, HAMiLToS Ann DAYroS
Depart Arrive.
Louisville aud ST. Louis Maila. $50 a IN sS0a m
Cincinnati AceommodM on..",735 m 500 m
Cincinnati NAL l...'.... ......,,.1.Vu y ~ hVd Y W
Cincinnati Accommodation. 7;25 y m I 10 m
STOPS ~ Mddletuwn and Hamilton only.
DAYTON, XrMA AND CoLuAsus.
Eastern kNpress, a m 3l6 M
Columbus AecommodatiOn,... b;5O p IN $50 W
Xena Accommodation $40 y IN
Eastern Express .........,.......l O5 M 2:56 ~
"rhe l'O5 m train leaves daily except sundays.
Passengers this train must purchase ther iickets
before s;h0 = m.
SAEDusNy, DsYToS Ann CisufsELTi
Saudnsky Mad .,.l,..... .,........s40 am 1SOa M
Huntsville Ac"ompl dau"n .,~.sil0 pm a:40 N
DAvroy AND MIoBidAS
Chcago Mall,,...,-..s Blu m z 20 M
Chicago and Detroit Espreas. IN 792 y N
lHof,NA CEsrRIL ASp pAyfoS WEsrtRS.
gt Ioui. and Chicago Mail....S.s5 IN II95 "a IN
indianapolis Accommodations 400 N. 500 M
DAYTos usioN
Accommodat a m lOab IN
sAMuEL W. KING, Agent
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1JaIIannipbam's RerOrO.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

uAHE work emitted 'sTHE RECORD OF HON {
i l.. NALIAkDlGHAA On ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL wAk'is nov ready iof
delivery. Il eonutns complete end aeeuratn eopiss
OF Mr Naea,lgh hams principal speeches the sub
lecta above nhmed As0. parts of oiher sleefhsa,
with letters in,idsu,s Voits, etc The work la brsa
rAreuly edted AMI prsssnts fariy n correctly ihs
political record aud position OF hose NisAs 10
relation ~ The capsss OF nAtanal trou hlas aad
the right rrmsiles ior them attraeiug AZ u1tla-
oninsTy amount OF pu0he sitenilon
large syO -
Pnes-rspsr cover. 60esntsi cloth, 81 NhOiesals
-~PapercogsF 90 PEI doasni el0th - Delivered hy
mail or expfsss, prepaid, 90 receipt of pIics
Put iahsd ~ ~" ,, WAbrfh a CO.
ale Cincinnati, Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

The Reason Our friends in the country
are continually asking why we do not give
notice oI the numerous Democratic pic mics
that are being held throughout the county
We will most cheeriully do so, If they give us
the necessary information in regard to time,
place ard speakers We have, as yet, no as
sistance in the editorial management of the
paper, and can give but a small portion Of
our lime to the local department Our friends
eau assist us very much, il they will send US
notice Of Democratic pic mics, and all items
of local character