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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Rich and Racy.

We have never before known what q full
blown Yankee pedlar could do in the way OF
lying, but the following report of the but
ternut meeting by one of that species, is a
little the tallest thing Of the kind we have
ever seen, and SO ridiculous in its character
that the case-hardened butternuts of this
place think it an excellent joke as carica-
ture on Munchauson's best. ID, -......l e..
There were 42O wagons and buggies in
the procession, all told, and even this count,
by democrats an over count, as there
was considerable yankeeing done, by bug
gies and wagons turning into the process
sion, where openings occurred and passing
the counting point twice, Ten persons to
wagon is large estimate, but even this
would make but 1900; allow 1000 for per.
sons on. horseback, and you have s, 200 per.
sons here, which is undoubtedly very
large estimate. As to the two thousand
majority in Belmont county, if there is any
Democrat in the county or out oft who
wants to bet 800 on 500 majority in this
county for Vallandigham, he can have an
opportunity by calling at this Office, as We
can inform him where he can find his man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Editor Of the QHRoNIoLE. mai

y THE Editor Of the gBRoNIoLE mshes
US proposition IN his last paper, that Il
We will furnish hiim some 20 copies Of on
paper, from this to the election, that hs will
transmit them 70 the Army, aud insure that
they will reach their destination. ,i,I, al
In answer we have to say that We have .
legal right to tha use Of the mails Of the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Let this day be devoted to Union and Liberty

United States, as well as he, and we do not
feel disposed to exercise our legal rights by
calling TO our aid any Black Republican. =
lGaz9tte, of last week. e,u s,J
We made that proposition because YOU
and your dirty colaborers in the work of
treason have been trying to make the peo-
pie Of this county believe that Democratic
papers could not be sent through the mail
to the soldiers We were well aware that
you knew, that these. lying stump speakers
knew it was not true, and for the purpose of
getting you to acknowledge this fact, and to
show the people you were engaged in adirty,
mean effort to deceive them, we made the
proposition, and we are glad to know we
have succeeded so well in accomplishing our
purpose. You say, "We have legalright
to the use Of the United States mails, as
well % he," and so do we, and if you do
not send yeur paper to the army, it is be-
cause you feel it's reasonable contents will
do your party more harm than. good. We
hope after this acknowledgements, we shall
hear no more about Democratic papers be-
ing excluded from the mails, either from the
editor Of the Gazette or from the demago-
gues who are canyassing our county ia favor
OF the Vallandigham ticket. .a,,-l IA. +,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

90 GEN. vmLE Of New York, is ihcommand
Of Camp Cleveland; bsas1lsh 4nI sslih
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
9elmnmt Ghrnmitlc
sr. CLAIRsvILLE. OHIO
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, ises.

's'All communications Intended for insertion In th
'aper, OF upon business relating the Office should b.
addressed Del,uont Chronicle ST. Clnrsville Ohio.r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

would ask, are we to pay in blood and
treasure Of tho people for q p,nicti7iof--
Shall we pursue the path of pride and puno-
tilio, which is as tangled rs II is serpentino;
or shall We take the simple, plain, aud di-
rect road Of common sense, which may lead
to the happest results? -Four fiths of the
people Of that portion Of North Carolina
bordering for many miles on the Yadkin
river, and believe of the whole State are
in favor of the latter course. .Il
The one great demand of the peopls of
this part of the State is peace upon any
terms that will not enslave and degrade us.
They may perhaps prefer that the indepen-
dence Of tho South should he acknowledged
but this they believe cannot now be obtain
cd; nor, in viewing the situation Of affairs,
do they SOC much hope Of II in the future.
They naturally ask, IL, with no means Of
recruiting TO any extent, we cannot hold our
own against the armies which the Yankees
now have IN tho field, how can we meet
them with their three hundred thousand
new leyies which will soon DO In readiness
while they can keep their army recruited 10
q great extent, II not up its mu.rin.lins
number, from adventures who are constant.
ly arriving in their ports from every country
in Europe2 But, ifindependence cannot bo
obtained, then they are for any terms that
are honorable-any terms that do not de-
grade as. They would be willing to CON-
promise upon the amendment to the Con.
stitution proposed by Mr. Oorwin from the
Committee OF Twenty-six, perpetuating sla.
very in the States 10 which have before
alluded. But in what precise way over,
lures shall be made, or tho movement inau-
gurated, leave to wiser men and abler
Il ats tasman tha N N, q aale a .>.o.naa
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

"TuE BILI1tHD CtfE," JUST Issued. cOSrAfSfN0
all tue p. Iard LewE, rcpurs ~ mattel sfof he
81 poustp, snd The governing me clamp pUushir,
40 A. Copies Cfn b. had, gratis. al onr Office 0r vii be
ssutty ual li .Ac tecaf, % two celt raau pr
age. pnRLAN COLLFNDEs, o3. 6t. ~ aud 80 c.osty
sireet =. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
BILLIARDS.

ABRAHAM wAEFNAN Po.4masler.
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FoR Al
II bsuy Troy the North aud West esve lAmo.ss rect
a. anI 10 and 1l5. nnt il - Y. ~, ana sun
dave y T. ~, from rhirueth ifecf. Tske,s
tro-tlCd Al .ny on. the onss o NEsfCOrTs BNgRHea,
New York nna b. lkllu. arl p sesze chez 81 The
h1uss al prints ON he rDaa AID % Saratoga seriuxs
NPv yoRg. HARLEM AND ALBANY Raj ROAD =
~ Increased mmofs 'ona. 1rs rs Tor AinaIy aud
Toy re s5rh Al Wc lfatu Twenty aith sice' telol
MibA VI andfajP. "
ard sisasy 'cr N-r iassrLe elSA;n .
iVHr sVRCHILL, sspy nlsassnA
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

Yonge Mrs Henry

West Mrs Wooihouse Ars
Wheeler NJ
Yonge Mrs Henry Ssees ms
The New York herald., 1863-12-05
Navy List.

! List.
Kidd. lst ASS EDRr ChsSl
ton Is
Lay John
Lsnehan Peter, care Captain
Cooper
Mann VIM NJ. Masters Mate
US steamer Fort Jackson
Mars william, U B steamer
Fort Jackson
Marguum Charles. U 8 steam
er PocahontAs
Mickles 70 w. U 8 steamboat
Aroostook
Mcdonald James II, U Sgun.
boat Chocura
oliver Richard W, U 8 gun.
boat ra
Payn aster u 9 steamer
loughton
Phelan SteDhen, u s steam.
er Curwin
Price John j, U 8 steamer
Rhode Island
Powell Commodore In
fower John, u y steamer
Colorado
Russell VIM II, foreman ma.
chinists
Ryan William, u s mortar
boat Sarah Bruen
Stanley Commodore F
Smith James w, Engineer u
s steamer Albatross
Smith VIM Henry, U 8 frig-
ate Sabine
Stokum Mulfred
Somes (Enre) Henry Com
mander
Taylor Enock. Prince Royal
TAYLOR Bush Il, Lieut. Com
mandIng gunboatKanawha
Tocy James, U s frigate IS
Lawrence
Wallace VIM, U 8 bark
Amanda
Wright John q. U 8 steamer
Gertrude
Williams J, Master-at.arms
U s steamer Wachasuset!s
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

Yates Mss
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

TIE STANDARD ANRgfcAs BILLIARD TAgLE-
i approves ard sdeprd " 30 n'iari '0u9rc II t9C3
Inc bsst and only rehsnc psrd iab,es uanifatirred
Pal. Cues ani steLv ar -sia - harfF frr sale ~
ryse,s New orr
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

IDOsr OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR GRgAT
Britain and the Comment, via 30 4 smpton
men per steamer Ame ca and Tor ireland via
por steamer Ciy OF Batimots will close ihis office on
saturday. Vie 5ih day OF December at lO, oerck A N
aud at he up stations as follow =
Stations A and u, loA ~
stations G and ID. atph A. NJ
statiess and y, at q A NJ
stat4on q. stQ NJ
ABRAHAM wAKFMAN PoAras,sr
The New York herald., 1863-12-05

A NuN8ER OF DEALERS IN Snoppy BiLtiAnD
"a Tables are eDdesvornE to disposs " rielr by
ng The name OF olr wen know combination cn-t1ns
which they neither msnu saerc initiate aud whch
Unly ior ssse a. our msBgfactpry. Il ELAN COL
LENDER, - 6s. q All 0P Crosby surci, y. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS oF oAlo

I tan,xocy COMMUNICATIONS An ou,o
;SChOOL SpMMloSlONEhS Or Orllo'
1.o, Pa, sn,o,. ssn,,.A 6,,,.,at.,1on.r M Gowron
O"' Nv EnhooIa i,s Ohio.
~rhs Dctiopafy d sn inperlrhable monument 10 the
LEARNING and industry Of M author, and an honor 70 the
world Of letters. The mechanical execution 10 FAR supe'
Nor TO TINT OF any other Lexicon With which am 90
aualntodtn - ! , EBF1 4I6RtP2I Il
fFo. LIS. 3, yh1!n SO'''H''''0"' "
.r,. ,o,, -,,,,S,, s,.,s.,s ,u,ho,,t, os IN. Ian
fusr,,S ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

ys. From Dr.. TteOdors BH, gf Nrlo Imk Ciy, .t.
Not only are yeur Pills admirably adapted to their p
pose as mn aperient Int ndt beneficial Effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have In my lnac-
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piqiils than any one remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that wc lfvc at length Imgativc which is wor
thy the oon1deneo Of tlle proiessoDond the reople
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES In OHIO.
MASnzsA CoSlEzl.-"It l. truly magnificent work,
A honor to the author, the publahsrs xd the Whols
oountTy.g-Presiacnt AndreWsoCa 3tr3hl r'I p.
Ono WEsIxIAS UnyxH1ITY - 1t sxeseds my expseta-
tons. 1t will be my guide In orthogaphy and pronun
cRtop and will often be committed by mo for i neat
and aeourate definitions" President Thompson.
w, REoi1cIio oLLEsE. - Heretofore we have used
Wehsterl orthography, At o recent meeting Of our
lscuity,h was decided to change 10 conform TO that
q WorcsstefI Royal euarto Dictionary. ."-Presdent
daKAeld re a.tff t.rr. -.g.-.- -rtf -zirrHs s
WksrERs REsERyR oollEsx. 81 hnd II 1oI.hy Of
cordial appreciation. p-President Hitchcock.
OpEkLlH OoLLsGE.-"1t more than rnoots my expecta-
dons. i recommend Il &c the standard authority 10
orthoepy 10 my ohildren and my pupils "-preaident
Morgan.
AFTloCa OoLLEsR.'I adopt and aim " use in teach.
ing writing and speaking the orthogrSphy and pronun
cistion Of Worcesters Royal ouarto DistonaHy.'-
President Hill.
'In all my writing, speaking, and teschins have
doay0fed to conform to the rules for oIthogphy and
pronunciation ~ contained in Worcssters Dictionary"
Horace Mama late President.
KhsYoA CoklxaK, GkABlER. .-''I most cordially
ond II as the reliable standard authority Of tne
1aglish language /. ID noW written and sposen."-
President AndreSs. ri, ..., .t.-.r .r....
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DEpARTMEvr on Tnr INrEmon, Z

washington, IT, O., 1tIl Fed, ISbN N
SIN. have used your Pills In my general md hosph,A
,acjice since You made them aud cannot hesitate 10
W ioy arc the best cahartc employ. Their regn-
vng action the liver is quick and decided conse-
tDtly they admirable remedy for dcr1uEcments
that organ Indeed, I have seldom found n case Of
bilious disease so obstinate that Il did not readily yield to
them. Praternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
at FJHynciqn ofthe N1rtne Hospita'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

And we claim as an especial merit,
THAT 10 etlcks Patches and Innings to
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching. r.r d I'D q
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From a F6rparlino Merchant ot 81 Loms, Rb. . 1866
Dr. AVER Your Pills are the paragon of all that Is
great In medicine. They vo cured my little daughter
OF ucerous sores upon her hands that had proved
incurable for years, Her mother has been long g5V
ousy afflicted with l1ocles and pmplss orher An nnd %
IN her hair After our child was cured, she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured hcr 10. au '''
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inche, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROM elpnnch
IT,, M, Ly,,,yJ Maud Rg1giy,s,s

DEAR Bro AVER lcanDot answer you ,chdt complaints
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rrsy treat ,eh ptrgaiiB medicine place great drpc
enre effcctua catbarc in my daily contest with
disease, and beeying as do That your Pills afford rs tho
best We have, OF course vauo them highly.
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays OF
cspted) as follows: Fl aaro

cspted) as follows; N .aog Gssat,
NIGHT ExPREss-Leayss Columbus via Central
Ohio R. D. els m. will stop At all stations Nnen
siknsled; arriving ct Dellare At 1895 D. M. bsitm9Ie
500 Q. N. Washington 0ity, $500 a.m. Elgnt uahs
daily to philadelphia and New York also counec1
Bellaire for Pitsburg,' HsIisburg- Phadeipna ana
New York. tiatd '0lh4 - Iqc eJta14 - silAt A Us
MIGHT EXPBEss-Lesves Columbus vis stsuben.
ville 4, IS g. mt arrives ct 6tzHDsnyille, GOo M;
Pitbbufeh $50 p. .i Harrisburg, 20O .. m. bslti
more, 6:i5 g. M, PHILADELPHIA 6:35 a. m, New York
VIA Allentown, 9:55 m; via Philadelpha, l2:VV m
NEW YORK EXPRHss via sTEUBENvILLn-
Leaves Columbus Ills Q. M; arrives at eteupenvie'
5;l5 D. mi Piltabufs, 500 e. M Harrisburg sd q.
ID. Baltimore, II 80 sm,; Philadelphia lu2V a. M
new York, 200 p. m. ..r ~
DAY ExPREss via CENTRAL OHIO z; r..
Leaves Columbus $40 ,. mi Will stop At all stations
ana arrive ct Bellare, 1000 y. Grafton 25S a. m
Redmout $50; Cumberland, 635; MartinlbuIg, lli45i
Earperb Ferry, 1:03p. M; Baltimore, 500; Washing
Tn CITY, 1885, Philadelphia, 1890 p. Eight trains
AZ New YORK daily Arrive st Pittaburg $40 8. m );
Harrisburg, 1245 p. m; Baltimore. 53o p. M;
Philadelphia, 525 p. m; New York. 1000 pm.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. "a
fasssngeIs desiring tickets By the above routes Via the
pennsySana Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should be particular to aAk for them via Belsirs or
|, -'b.a;' I. A. HUToHINsoN,
jpne7 ,-.a. .s aeneral Passenger Agent
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pysontery. plnrrhco, ReInI, worma.

! IN F10E DF J. @. d7een, q Ulod9H
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
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makes them very acceptable dconvcnicnt for tho use
/ of woman nd children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-22

buS i WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. T., Oct. %, ls55
DEAR SIR am using your Cathartic Pills In my prac-
tce, and find them an excellent purative eohnso the
system and p,Tify Gls Joirltaips Of .Ge blond.
~. p" '''' JOHN o. MEACIAM, MD
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I
On. J. G. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cnn,l Of
the worst hedfdebs any body have by desc two
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which they cleanse Mt once
l I Yours with great respect, Ed. W. PItEDLE,
I.nrO LnI ILI
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dr. suoiluoBp bsig 10 s,s rAQVOa
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summer Arrangement !. n J
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treat Northern 4 Eastern ] kealc. slNll ;.
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HtS55 - :, ;ssIW sAHs t1e 800 es....ti . :
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THREE TRAINS DAILY, !.
100 axonPT SUNDAY, @e
from columbus, IN connection with Trains on thu
CfLE MlAmI AND OOLUmBUs
AND NEN1A RAHLROADS' q"

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRNSe-LeAves Columbus al 4VO a: q, ,
oln stop at Delaware, Ashley, osrdington, eheao,
Ia,ion and st ell stations North OIL daion ~
d eyelapd al 9,45 A. NJ, DunkiTk 5f3 K. NJ: BuIao
iOP M, Albany AS A. h., Now York yaU A. - -
Boston 2,QS P. M, Chicago, via Oresthno, o'oV
-ittsburg 305 P: NJ, Philadelphia $50 A. NJ .s'
SECOND TRAIN.
sew YORK BXPREsS-Leayea Columbus il;lt
A. N. WIN stop NJ Delaware, Oerdipgion, Salioni
Utestline, Shelby, NeN London. Wellington ana vIsi
a. arriving at Cleveland at335 r. "a MpUunhrk S'.
NJ, Buffalo 1910 P. NJ, Aioany6 6:4O a. M, NeN
las p. M, Boston 4fS p. NJ, ttsourg via
Inc * T:5o P. NJ, PhiladelpbiaiGO . m
soiibtim -oi THIRD TBAIN.ig .Hr5 s0 'fo.
All, AND ExPRgss--Leayes Columbus at 3fS I.
. win STOP Al. ali slatons south Of Shelby, and az
allen, New London Wellington, Grafton and Beies,
,rnying at Cleveland ct 9:35 p prkiIk E9S A.
NJ . Buiialo ago A. NJ, Albany &U0P. d New l9is
-,i5 p. nj =, Boston l1;i5P r. M Chicago va vresthls
7,46 A. IL, Pit.sbuIg -2;25 A. NJ PhiiAdelrhiA o"e o"e
N. ,7Syarsf .s- = .,il.s.. ,,.. ,.,,'.' ..
7ol & issa is GoNEAorIoNs., .. ao ,ssll i,
4! Delawsrs with sptingneid Branch for Springfield
lJ I'm q on that road c if ~ t9i1 I1l 20
A: Orestline win Pitsbursh.E III Wayne and onioas'
H,ad for Pittsburgh Philsdelphia and baltimore
slso lJr chicago. ~.
Shelby, with eanausky, Mansfield and Newark hall
Il for all points on that road. also for Toledo
a, Grafton, for Toledo s;,3
Al Cleveland with Lake shore hAiieat lot Erie
lkirk, Buffalo, HeW York and Boston. -
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h iDYspepsia, Impurity of the blood.

Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Flood.
torr Rev. J. Y Hines, Pastor IF Adpept Church, Bosor
Dr. lArtR:I have used your Pills with extraordinary
slccess in my family and among those called 10 visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify tle blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them TO
my friends. Yours, y. V. HINES
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As n FamiIY PhYR.ici

ir FroM Or. y, w Cartgrtgh, New Orleans
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Treatment Of disease blg1i lssas4 a..t
IInn Inn N a. Sick Hen Ln he .Ennl 81 nrnnch.
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p II . $ II IL q II u =
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DAYTON EMPIRE.


Frands of c,,stit,,,onai ilhartv ,ha n.vr,s
p,,r,.r moo ,,,,ra oro.,, ,,,, ao,i ,ol,os n,aoo
alo,,i,t ~ M. r,,,.,.,,i, -. ~ ,,. So
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warn, and rrisndiv rece,tion
A. ,n,rt,,i ,,,,,,,,i,,,, \ ,.e,r, 40, t.ar,,, ,i,h
,,,r., r,,ool or ay, ,.hi,,, has aver rs,aI
aJn M I'D f ~, Na,ir, a,,l ,,o I,,,o,,,as Of ~,
,,o,, a., a. st.,, MI, ,,io,, ,o,ntns aro ,ra,,-
nan, ,r, r,i,,,,,, ovonts opd everv man shouid ba
o,,l .,,os,oj,, a., cr,,, tssues an "a IN ha ob,e
10 ,a-crr,, Ma ,y s becor,as freannan Tho great
batne batyoen uentrolzed Power and Indiyilual Lib
arty-- na,,ooracv and paspotisrn-is now beinu
ro,,oh, n o,,r nso,Ja ara trne IN tbs,nsoIves the
oonsttntion and the suhime teachings o. our patriot
oore.thara the co,,teat cannot he douht6il The
,t ,,is.ioo Of tho De,oe,a. marty which has evar
ood aa tho bfl,ya,l of the Itnion and tbe chairman
N tho cons,iop. renders its entire unity and hold
atanla in th,s hopr nj national naril n ,aot,ar of
vito, coneerr The nendipg ssne IL not less for the
rnaintenanoa r a united oonntry than f,r the narneu
alton of Democratic principles ns expounded by lief
,erson and Taekson The most nomentous results
hang mon theis.ue. The u,st ia dead awe in ia
esaons OF experience. The Constitution if preserved
s the beacon light that VIII guide us to point o
safety from the present Al rm and conait: il tam
ped nader foot and DESTROYED. we are forever lost
in lorlrnass eIoor anarchy II ia he ,nission or Tho
Denocratc marty to preserye intact that Constitution
'tia, -. !, i1ato ~ ,at,,a,, i
~, 49, r - 49,, '''',
se'f"VNe ''''nenS 'ou. 'ol ''e' "uu ""PP5 return
TO the pro"d uays o the hellolc' wheh peace smUed
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Rihrrp Stable.
Eor Salc,

DRAPEVINE ROOFS FOR SALE
" have between thirty and iory Two. year-old 80
tawto grapevine roots for sale Will he s,l1 ~, = -
ouat.s Terms Adafess r. S0nUTTE,
selis2m Box PISS Dayton Postoffce.
fNhh PREMIUM Farm of Randolph county. Ipii.
II hna, Tor sale az iory dollars prr acre on three
years time, N four equal payments Without interosl
or on terms % sult uurchaser with interest
Ihis celebrated iarm OF Ioir hundred and ta,eY,f,
arics extensively known as The Meek frfn com
pYtpmi ihree hundred acres cleared, We i ninberrd
Natefed tnd iencedi good asaertmant oi lsrge ami
slniul llults ueW hsnk hsrn; good dwelling house
feoeniy enlarged covered pain led and parel ed a1
hiafstils, Sight mdes north OF holeioniaina rsli-
Aa, 20 me MIS- ssinneWe Valley, hnsen Fuiies north
of call on ''f'''4 HsNi",F
ai'1adaNeS" WILLIAM d. LOCKE.
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NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY 90 lORRN

NOTICE is hereby given that there are pending
IN before the qiy Council Of the city OF Dayton, the
following Ordinances tO-Wit;
To grade and nave the alley next south Of First
street, between First and Second Streets
10 grade and pave the alley running from Clegg
street westwardy 10 the Leyee, between second and
Lafayette streets.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances we're twice
read, lad on the table aud the Clerk Instructed 10 give
iour weeks notice Of the pendaney OF the same.
The law requ - all claims for damages that may
accrue from aaid Improvements to be filed IN WI ting
with the Oty sr setiin forth the amount OF dam
ages claimed, within two weeks after the expiration Of
ue time requ ned for the publication Of such notice,
When the same VIII be taken up for ina action.
HeSdAw ANTHONY STEPHENS. Guy Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-21

The Difference Brown shot }. Il. Boil
meyer down in the street was tried by a Jury
made up exclusively of his political friends,
and acquitted Of the act The AboIlionists
cry amen to the verdict and Brown is lion
lied
Lieutenant Waterman, was shot in making
an assault on two young men for barrahing
for Vallandigham The young iaeu charged
with shooting him were tried, and the evidence
adduced, proved clearly that the party ac
cused could not have fired the ball that struck
Waterman, and further that Waterman was
the aggressor, aud laid himself liable Yet
Abolitionists declare the shooting great
copperhead outrage In the opinion of the
Abolitionists it is right and proper for them
to shoot down Democrats without provoca-
ton, but terrible outrage for Democrat to
shoot one of then in se!fdelense
s----.
Oounseling Violenoe,--A certain prom
inent and pompous Abolitionst Of this city,
in conversation with several Of his supposed
party friends at the Abolition meeting at sa-
lem on Saturday, advised them not to talk
with Democrats, but strike them in the face
with your fist, and il you are not able TO do
that, hit them over the head with a club
And this man is u leader Of the self-siyed
claw and order" Abolition party If that is
the state Of affairs he is laboring to ihnugur.
ate, we would advise him to get his own era.
mum iron-clad at once.
Man Killed at Deerfield -On Salur-
day last Mr.. VIM. Trump, Of Deerfeld Warren
County, Ohio, was killed by n Mr.. Lucas, by
pistol shot The difficulty which thus so sadly
terminated seems to have originated in po-
litical controversy. We have not the partic-
ulars al hand, and beg that some one fully
acquainted with them will furnish them to us |
at the earliest opportunity Mr. Trump leaves
a wife and -four children Lucas was arrested
and, we understand, is Imprisoned
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