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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-02-14

Instruction in MusAe.--PROF. T, H. HOPKINS
whose long experience and Teacher and Per
former qualities him for the work. holds himself In readiness
for giving instruction upon the
Organ. Pianoforte. Violin or Guitar.
~ MS residence Ia Aahabuls from Friday EUepnr unit
MoHday noon, and from Tassday Epsnin until TnrsdaV
0oa N eotneetion with the uniOn School G. nneau Mr
H. will be found at the Blake House In that uacs the re-
mauder OF the term Sheet MusIe Books rnlsbsd when
desired. His terms reasonable. 49,
and COnneant. ~ N'"'"0''N
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given for one or more
NoIeea- Ashtabua. Dec 20. 1861.
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Adjutant T. s. Wiushp. OF the 29lh o.
l., has resigned.
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Trains are now rdnulug daily on the Atlantic
& Great Western Railroad from SaarnaOca to
MeadvilIs--a distance Of Que hundred aud one
mileR
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The The Sssss:.ssess;ssss5Szszzss Ssss:..sssses;ss5szs i
.FAMtLY MEDICINES

I'll . IA l.
"A RE preparednpnder the immediate 80.
~ psrvdos sfihful physician and thay nay b ~
The iasSsnss s'' % II shs oamup, i. no, ns..dty be
oer Of Flhee nedieIne ~6 olsss 70 sie III niar.sks
~ The sf@eaetrg Remedies qnsst of eleven dent
sey Among which ma bs sIsoisd oao tp
poprs's to any q shs diseases ineidsnste ih eo -
Tts 6rss.sss tsss.sE ia. a.. ss.s ~ .ss..
hind Of pills IN tbs whtid--pdce rs Cents. IsI,. ,e
% . G'Ssrsss SsSs cs.ss. SsIsGss; T. ~
The Uteiss cstaIicon ere Gravel assirsss ~
the Ricpeys, nrr' : Aaicqis,in melss IA ,,,.l6.s1a
and sfcseiSas "a s g. " -'''
remedy E S"ss r e. s.....D D e &c s- .s s
71s Gretsnbsr9 re Remedy never fns % psr1nsnssty
relieve TIT distressing dseasePrice sl0p. 1' 1907
The rqfssbsg chidsfs Pavassas ~ nvsiaabls sssa-
| pound In vi diseases incident 70 children. :
The Grefspberg and Aeae Rsnsdy IL ssversltA
specific for this particular disease- Price 20 Gents.
TIE Grefsnbsg Green Moantain Cinhsu excss an othsr
saivet In iis curative e0ects--Prce 20 Cents; ii.
The Grefsnbg conshptivts Batm affords the most a.
elefin al fnhn,bafy eompinuts.Pfcs - hct-
Ne: s: go An ne eminent Pyea q yss sssss h.s =.
y DroPsy Our own sFpsfisno sutetantlaiss
7Ns Gfkysnbsys Hsath Btsvs h+t rs mod ,,....ss.
deheb'ia tonie ever pelared--i rice rs Gents arn
The Gtenbstg Ere Lotion Is unparalleled IN sl inaau-
nation or diseases Of the Eye--Pree 20 Cents.
ff HOME TEsT1M0NX. vfsezas
Nh. n. B. KIkosLEyDesr sir We feel day We ave
70 t public TO state that Marshsrs stbIIecn Anssane
Diseases: We have used Eb o'aeisaleY neieins and hsye
pie double, wewbud haysben TO the ihoassnd 81 sar
z who are suffering from weaknesses We would eeommen4
system eqsbr each tbs organs or the bedy % poro
| their appropriate functions. Mrs. W. cARTER,
,, Mis- 9. swoRAsTsir.
r., io sEW ~ 4LAa s ~ paisM
STr- bors named Ladies We az. psr.ouaiy assusinses
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We learu that q. Byrne, OF Kingsvic has
obtained patent for railroad switch lantern. .
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r! NC Guiire,
HAS Removed his Stock of Goods
Stoves, Tin Ware, &c.

to the store formerly occupied Meat Market nearly oppo-
site his old stand
Thankful for past vors and patronage, again appeal
the public to be kind enOugc to call at and-havng
purchased fted and permanently located myself opposite
the Fek House, will accommodate my friends
and the public wi h everything in my line, such t
Stoves Tin. Copper aud Sheet Iron Brittania,
and Glass Ware, Coal Oil Lamps,
JappaDed Ware, Tea.Ssrvers, Cutlery. Pumps.
Nails and some Hardware and Cutlery,
Brass aud Ename ed Kettles, Wooden Ware,
Farming Implements,
Horse Rakes, Culiivaiors, mower and reaper
Grinders, Scythes, Forks, Shovels Spades. Axes,
Axe Helves, &c. sc
Allow TO say with my Class Stoves that
can refer to many Of the best citizens of Ashabula
ciny to show that they giving good satisfaction any
stove in the country.
Give a ctll--opposite the FISK House, recollect
Ashabula. Jan. ], 1868. 6Sl T. Nc CURE.
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Ashtabula Union sSnool.

George w. waite, A. .. SrPsFsnfsadsat
GEo W. wAITE .r.s-..b Principal Of High school,
Miss sAHAH NJ scHOoHNAEER. Annstant IN High school
Miss ELLA JoaSsToS Grammar school
Mias hARIA G. EAsrNAH. Intsmeashas Department.
Miss SUSAN sAMPsOk, Secondary Depsriment
Miss SUSAN N. wILDKR. Primary DsgArt:-snt
Miss EAHA ESEleA. AssiaaEs 10 PrinsaEy
The School Free all psruons Of suitable age reading
wthn the village limits and the "Dtrci attached thereto
for School purposes"
Eory -s-sssonst.uss year Tssns for pupils nom ahsu4d
For rr,a,Ar gaee
For Grammar I. -e 1890
For High sehesi l0.oo
Tuition payab 10 In advance. .sf-
Al applications for admission 70 bs mads 10 The sapsTn
tendant l4
The Fail TerBs commsness Monday. esptenner Isf
lso2. and the Winter Tern Janaary dlh. lBbe
II hghy desirable that should bseln At hn ones.
ing No pupils ost ol he village viii " received lt
aeas period than tnp, ana deductions o nbsanca e
eeptiD Gases Of sioknsaao a itmesal, . III
Rev. NJ olLIETT, A
Rev. r. A. c0NkfaN
I ::: s:::::' s:::;s' s''iS -. !, .,....,I.
sTsrsrs fizit. ~ s - -. a.
A. y nessARs. s,aawH
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PMHzE POETRv.

Let Chieftans boast Ofdeeds ia war
And hiustrels time their sweet guitar 't
A noble theme my heart Il hlls--
In praiss Of HERRIcK's uasehiess Pills.
- - .r.. ..HH IiII-Iil'- .. ..
Their cures are found in every land .
Amid Kussiaa snotR aud Aries sand;
Their wOndrohs work the papers hll,
Produced by HERRIcEs matchless Pills, ,
.-.
Does dsehse afIlisi you. do not doubt
This Charming compound will search II buf,
And health again g0Hr system hs
II you hy at OHet TO HEkAiCK's Pills.
They're SAFE fof all--both old and younR4.
Their praises are every tongue;
DiSeaNe, dsarnied, no longer Kills,
Since We are blessed With HHRKiCks Pills,
II Put up with English, Spanish. German and French
directions. Price 20 cents per bj1. Sugar Coated Sod bv
saelers, merchants and groesrs everywhere. il,e54
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EA q I
You'd Inform ne People If Obi0,aad
Westsrn Pennsstuamia, of a Fsw Facts
Fact No. /.
is that Gen, Burnside will take Rich.
"A mond In less than two weeks, and that
Abraham the Illinois Rail splitter,
. ssSsf ts : NJ 60 'GS1si 90 u & sy. S
Food and Raiment
atOur extremely aud unaooOuntaby Low PRo rs sha ,st
Fact No II,
That there is mot 10 Beplshted Ahtabuls more corite
or better Selected Stock Of
lrAs1a ras Groceries, TzaE aeIz
than ours bought before the late advance and will e sold
accordingly They will give an Awful PILE Of Goods for
that in CA
Fact No. III,
That they also have Pnb Of
Cl0thiRgyHr 3 ATu1LuT00T 7ligl3I
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Capt,
and by the advice Of Mrs Abraham and the little Abes We
have erammed our store with
Dry Goods, NV
at prices the World So you see you can end .verv
thing from pin tos hogsnead Sugar Aud in
Al, -.--~ Faci No, w,
You viii hnd they take all kinds orPR0DUtE o. any bnz
the Farmer or Mechanic has IL sell for goods.
Fact No. V,
We sell goods fr PAY and keep no Books so eope
prepared and don't mention trust it has become worn out
entirely with You will nee In I.
.s 45 Fact No. vi, ,- ~,
1n hey Paying CASH for Flour and all Ksr Hoops
Lumbs. :.
ta Fact No. VII. a-ss.sasas.
TOu win sats at least 10 per cent by buying Of rs.
Fact No VIII
That Old Mechanics Row Is soon to give place to more
cmnodiOus and imposing structure Ior the
Of our increasing business
Call and see us, Que door South of the Post Office
Arhtabula. Nov. IS, 1862. p t . HASKELL. A. SON
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An Alternative. Tonic, Diuretic& mild Cathsrtic
Prics. 2S cents per boz. containing 50 PIlsL

An Alternative, Tonic, Diuretic,& mild Cathartic,
Price, 2S cents per boz, containing 50 Pills.
EACH box contains afy pa which makes them as cheap
again any other sanda pill and four times cheaper and
warranted much superior In the OF various diseases
to any Of the syrup mixtures sold besides being In
convenient and proper fora Tor
The pills principally Alternative medicine their bA-
sic bsng the solid extract Of SaFsapaA prepared In
yeor mAnner but sufficiently cathae 70 gently assist
ture without puTging unnecessarily, which makes them pe
ouiary adapted weak and eneeed persons invgorAnR
aud senghing the body purifying the system, producing
new, rich blood and healthy action Of the stomach and
They are our abest phySeaps to be not
only unsxcePtonabs but eeAciou In the highest degree
an a. a general
FAMILY MEDICINE UNEQUALED.
The Compound sarapArlla Pills are used for the psrmA
o those discusses which aside from impure state
OF the blood and morbid secetons OF the liver and stomach
and diseases arising from injudici0us Of mercury and
wherever medicine IL required TO invigoae aud purify the
system.
They purely vegetable compound and may be used by
Of all They pleasant 10 the palate and pro-
duce nausea uneasnea gripping 10 their operation
Hundeds ofceates could be given those whohays used
them with great beneht.'
Parshass win De particular 70 ash for aDr Roberto Com
pound sAsApala Ptl and observe that green wrapper
each boz has aoeaie Of the signature OF Jos ober
n ID, and O. ?. Fay, And 70 purchase none othera
All appioaonu toE aaenaea and letters the snesot Of
shs nsdienss mustbs addressed postpaid 70 O. Fay,
-is sslf vaes s.ls and ''il sEo. WILLARD A'AssOi'
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Clothing! Clothing!
THE LARG EST STOCK EVER
l. brought iuto this market, consisting Of
Ready. Made Clothing Furnishing 6 Goods; Rub
ber and Oil Cloth Clothing Gloves and Hosie-
ry Shirts anu Drawers Collars and Ties /;
Hats aud Caps Umbrellas Trunks
Carpet and Enameed Bags and
Buffalo Robes.
in Short every variety of Fall and Winter Goods for
Men and Boys Wear.
the most liberal terms for CASH We would call speea
attention to
Our very extensive assortment OF Cloths,
and the Facilities have for ASAuT to Order,
.'..'... '.' y
Garments OF the Best Style, 4 at Short Notice
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing Hata and Caps will b.
ways full and Of the best qualities Of Eastern
Such fragments for buying that are confident
sell Goods in our ne cheaper than be bought
elsewheTe, Please call and examine far youneivep.
Ashts6ulS, october. 1852. 645 MANSFIELD BRUCE
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A REMEDY

ON fnK SddtRdt AND FOR ALL INFLAMAf AfoRY THROAT
DISEASES has been produced result Of the unremittnR
study and labor Of sued in tie Sciecs 9 Medicine:
pounded on scientific pnces and having undergone
ordeal Of VIDE test We offer u IN the public Oh its own
Is such shall be found to have on trial
will he found for sale by ''.'
AL The Leading Druggists and shop Keepers
.,o e. in the United States, -,at-,
In whose hands will also be found Circulars giving uors
particular history Of the disease nature and remaks upon
ts also, Directions to the treatment
and cure.
All orders should be addressed to-
$40 A. Hendry, Druggist,
tH ... -. . Ashtabua Ohio.
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DORK w ANTED. D.--20, 900 lbs Pork
hatlf asoeie. cssh 0BoRGE WILLARD.
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DR.. Watson's Diptheria Cure.

hPTHERlA--a disease that has for
~ ages at times exhibited It's fell fatality In vaon parts
OF the world and at Other times Teceded almost
Srgotten has Tor the years made such de epements
in our country to M the minds Of people with sam
and in many cases 10 sweep oil whole families and erhaps
seores 81 people In single neighborood taking the psi
Clans without proper preparation and, for time bidding def
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A sH PLANK.--l0o. 600 feet White
"a = Ass SlsDL hom 10 siusAs' ~ 4. rtAsA has
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SrLtIAL AUIiLho.

See Advertisement ofwArsOss NEuRAlOlA KING, IN sno-
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iIon nnSsr ffs;i ts,sss ~ ss-.s
George 5. Doughty, Edward =. % Doughty, William
H. Lee, Justin A. Blies, Orlando p. Dormhnl 0eofke d.
Pitklnr and Gordon ~ Taggart, DEFENDANTS
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WynkOOp's iceland Pectoral.

Diseases OF the throat, chest and pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insidiOus and dangerous. Frhe
properties OF medicine TO alleviate, and upToot
these complaints, must be eKpeetorant ahodYne and
lnvgotating loOsenng the mllous Of the throat and
itnpartug tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class of diseases
like nr Wynkoop's iceland Pectols ID Ia used with
the most astonishing results in all cases OF bronch :,
Influenza, whooping eough diptheria br putrid sore
tofQa asthma, Group, coughs colds, nervous rrita-
bty, sc. NJ ...
The Rev J. J. Potter certaes that, 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Pectoral Tor seyeru years myself and In
my amlly, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended II to many others. and have never
seen its equal Rey, j. j. Potter, Brooklyn n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni.
ais could be produced, showing its remarkable cures
and that Il never falls, H.l ur
II il composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm of Oil
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Blecampaue, domfrey, Bur
dock, and other invaluable expecterant and tome in
gradients. IL is harmless, prompt and lasting In
ynlds aud sufferers cannot afford to neglect trial.
Every family should have H. IL is remarkable
oroup. Fun descriptions, recommendations aud di
rechonB accompany each bottle.
sold in Dayton by ". W. Stewart and all principal
druggists. '
Prepared by DR.. r d. wynkoop, and sold by D. $.
Barnes Co., New York. se9Sd1y
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IIEIMSTREET'S
InimitablG Hair Restorative.

1T IS NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair to lis original color, by supply
ng che apllnry tubes with natural sustenance, i'm
paired by age disease. All instantaneous dyes are
composed Of lunar eRustc, destroying the vitality and
beauty Of the hT, and afford of themselves dress
ing. Heimstreers lnimitable COloring not only
stores hair TO its natural color by easy process but
gives the hair
LUXURfANT BEAUTY,
Promotes its growth, prevents its falling of, ersd-
Gales dRndruf, and imparts health and peasaniness
to the head. 1t has stood the test OF time being the
original Hair Coloring audis constantly ncres sing in
mvur. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. II is sold
by all respeemoe Dealers OF can be procured by them
OF the commercial agents, d. s. Barnes a Co., 202
broadway, New York. Two sizes, fifty cents and one
dollar. se22dlv
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The New Fire Engine We are request
ed to state that the new Steam Fire Engine,
the first ever had in Dayton, will experiment
in throwing water, at the Fair Grounds, on
tomorrow afternoon, at about two o'clock.
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BaIIanoipbam's lsrruro.
..VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

UNHE work entitled 'erHE RECORD or NON. @.
II l., NALLANDlGHAM ON ABOLITION. TIM
UNION, AND TIRE CIVIL WAR" ia nov feady lor
delivery II contains complete and arcuTate copies
OF Mr. Naliandighani principal speeches on the sub-
jects above named Also, parts of other Speeches
with letters incidents, t0tts etc. The uork has ool
easeiy edited and presents fairy aud correctly ihe
political record and position Of man whose views IN
relation 90 The ceuees Of our national troubles and
the right remedies Tor them attracting an extra
Ordinary amount Of public attention.
large SyO.
p.lee Paper cover, 90 cents; cloth. 81 Wholesale
--fapsrcoteri Si per dozen; cloth, e. Delivered IN
mail og express, prepaid, on reeeipt of price
Published by J. WALrER a co,
me clnclnnati, Oh0.
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Important to all Interested.

(suocessors to Lent Wsckel)
ITAVE lust received from tho Eastern market at
II cash purchases, a large assortment of mona la
dies, boys, youths, m sses, aud ohdTgn'e Boats
Shoes and Caters Of Che first quality and latest STYLE
and ~ prices that defy oompetihOn Aso, good as
kinds Of work made order, Of the best nAtoig and
Workmanship. Nc h warranted.
FRED. y WECKEL, forauan, will surety please
you " you give them trial
Call and examine their stock before purchasing else.
whore }. y. LENTz a SON,
auI9 iot Main, bstwoen Third and Market.
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Fire at Camp Dennison.--A ere broke
out in the barracks, No, twelve, in Camp
Dennison last Monday evening, and was not
extinguished until Nos. Il and l3 were also
in ashes. A soldier belonging to Company
G, 0. v. c., was burned to death.
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"A White Spot--A private letter from
ST. Mary's, says, "Auglaize county gives Val.
1000 majority. Mercer about 1900. One
township in Auglaize gave 306 votes and had
305 majority, One in Mercer cast 363 votes
and gave 1862 majority. Another township
in this county cast lO4 votes and gave lO4
majority" That section of country is white
all over. We have half notion to emigrate
to Auglaize or Mercer '''N
Already learn by telegraph, in an
indirect manner, that the Administration is
determined to enforce heavy conscription
Immediately We knew it would be so, and
now that the people Of Ohio have virtually
asked for itby electing Brough, we hope to
see every man who voted for him, spring to
arms at the first call. siI.
Arrived One of the new steam FIRE en-
gines purchased by tho city has arrived. 1t
paraded the streets this afternoon to the as
tonished gaze Of the atay.at.home Dayioniaus,
and the great delight of the urchius 1t is
kept at the DeInge Engine House.
Tomorrow Night Remember Mrs.
Figke and troupe Mt Huston Hall to-morrow
night The Soiree will he both instructive
and amusing. The known talent and popu-
larity of the performers ought to insure a
crowded house.
Illegal Voting Six men were arraigned
before the police court in Cincinnati, yestcr-
day, on the charge of illegal voting.
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To the Public.

have this day sold my entire establishment to
Joshua Worman, who will conduct the BUSINESS A.
heretofore at the same place. Grateful 20 the 'iezsns
OF this place for their geuerOuH support reco
my successor to their patronage. | am not low en-
gagged IN any business and M, Child N Ion ger my
agent. I. X. POTTER
-Dayton, Odtober 8, lsl3-i9 II -
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eXtingulshed until Nos. and IL were also
in ashes. A soldier belonging to Company
G, o. " c., was burned to death. g
---------- a-l------.-- .......
0fficial-The following returns are oil
cial. We will give the other Wards and
townships as soou as received
FOURTH WARD
Governor-V Valandisham, 4O3; Brougb,
800. 3fsl
Lieutenant Governor--Pugh, 4OG; Ander-
son, 3Os Haa is
Auditor of State Hubbard, 4O6; Goldman,
300.
Treasurer of stnte-Knapp, 4O6; Dorsey,
300. I,
Supreme Judge--vAn Trump, 4O7; Hun
ter, 3Os.
Board of Public Works-Heaton, 4O6;
Barrere, 3O9,
State Senator-Cahill 4O5; Gunckel, 3Os
Representatives-Thresber, 4O7 Tolau
400; Odlin, 30s Dryden, 300 .lf
Clerk Of the court-Gillespie, 4Os Fox,
SOC.
Treasurer Kenny, 4lO Staley, 3O5.
Probate Judge-Clay, 3g3i Boltin, 32l
Prosecuting Attorney Elliott, 4Ol; Wood,
300.
County Commissioner--A Allen, 4OI Apple
gate, 3l0. G
In6rmary Director-whlmore, 4o7; Dom
nellau, 3OG. rj
Coroner--Shull, 1O5; Rouzer, 3Os il,
WAsnYGToN TowSsHIr. ,U5
Governor-Yallandigham, l72; Brough,
24O.
Lieutenant Governor-Pugh, liz; Ander-
son, 2lO. if y
Auditor Of state--IIubbard, l72; Goldman,
2lO.
Treasurer of slate-Knapp, l72; Dorsey,
$40. m II
Supreme Judge-Van Trump l72; Hunter,
240.
Board of Public works--Heaton. l72,
Barrere, 2fO
State Senaior-Cahill, l72; Gunckel, $40
Representatives--Thresher, 1863; 1olan,
III Odlin, 23s; Dryden, 23s.
Clerk Of Court Gillespie, l72; Fox, 239 I
Treasurer--Kenny, l72; Staley, 2lO. N
Probate Judge-A. Clay, l72; Boltin 24O.
Prosecuting Attorney Elliott, l72; Wood
24O.
commissiOnef-Johu Allen, l72; Applegate
24O.
Infrmary Directors whtmore; l72; Dom
nelan, 2iO.
Coroner--Shull, l72i Rouzer, 2IO.
MADRTvER TowSsHn.
Governor Vallandgham, PA; Brough,
ls9.
Lt-GoVernor-Pugb, 2l4; Anderson, 1873.
Auditor of SIate--Hubbard, ZIG; Goldman,
1873.
Treasurer Of staIe-Knapp, ZIG; Dorsey
1888.
Supreme Judge--yan Trump, ZIG, Hunter
Board of Public works-Heaton, ZIG; Bar.
rere, 1888.
State Senator--CaLin, ZIG; Gunekel lss.
Rspresentatives-Th PIG; Tolan,2lTi
0dlin, 1885, Dryden, 1888
CLERK Of court-GilIespie, 2l5 Fox, 1888.
TreasOrer--Kenney, 2I6i staley, 1885,
Probate Judge-ClAy, PIG; Boltin, 1888.
Prosecuting Attorney Elliott, 2l6, Wood
1888
cO@missiOner,--Allen, 2l6i Applogate
1873.
In6rmary whiimore, 2l6i Dan
nellan, 1873. .....
Coroner--Shull, ZIG; Bouzer. Iss.
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Nnttccs.
NOTIOE no STONE MAsONss

GBALED proposals will he received by tho undsl'-
- signed at his office the city Of Dayton until to
O'Clock A. M on Monday the 81 day Of NOvembe r,
1868, for furnishing material and eonstruetin cul.
vert at the intersection OF the Salem and Wolf Cree
roads IN Dayton View. Plan and specifications now
ready for Inspection. BY order OF the Beard Of
County Commissioners.
ocsdawtt b. NJ. AYREs, Auditor.
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BINDERY-
F. w. MEXER
Songster.
Vallandigham Songster,

JUST PUBLISHED - THE VALLANDIGHAM
u SONG BOOK, containing songs tor the times.
Prce-ten eontsi large discount by lhe quantity.
J. WALTERs CO., Publishers,
SrFor sale at the EMPIRE OFFICE. O''
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NEWS OF THE DAY,

Truth will not accommodate itself
to us, but we must confirm ourselves to
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