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whipped that you will never want 10
Join a rebellion again. Where arc these
Wanting, noisy rebel leaders Where
is IsHAM HAIR 8, and FooTE, aud
GUsTAvus HhSRT, the Eagle ora.
tor. who could soar Rloft into
the clouds of imaginaiion--and IL was
all imginationr These heroes who cold
the State, are they fighting your bsttlssf
Not . bit Of i'll They buster, bat
they never face the dangers Co which
they invite others. They are lounging
in fat offices, and making large foitunes
by army contracts, and monopoliss. L ey
call themselves democrats they are as
far from democracy as hell IL rom heaven,
They promised you peAceAbls secession
That was lie number one. They said one
Southerner could whip Eve Northerners.
That was lie number two. They said
the war would be short That was lie
number three. All the promises OF these
leaders have been fAlsiGed. What arc you
going to do now2 Go to work. Show
your desire to live in the Union. Take
sides against these guerrilla scoundrels
and exterminaie these foes of society.
You need peace. In the Union there is
safety, outside Of It Ia disorder, and ruin
TO yourselves and all you bold dear.
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RIchmond TrouhIas.

Richmond papers of the 18Th, brought
into our lines, speak most despondibgly
of affairs, but particularly deplore the
prospect now in view that Charleston
must fall.
A complete panic prevails in Rich
mond to obtain greenbAcks. Many
dealers will take no other money for the
commodities they have to dispose Of
The Enquirer mounts the Jaw specu.
lators roughly, and classes Mr.. Benz amin
as the king thief Of the tribe.
"Cotton is Kingl" "Lincoln's greeD :
backs will not be taken at the North
Such were the cries of tho Southern
newspapers twelve months ago. How
changed their tonel And Benjam
the contemplate thief who had &c
leave college in disgrace for steal
ing shirts. handkerohiefs, and money
from his schOolmates, now appears before
the Southern people in his real col ,rs
Why, the dirty little hound, who wanted
East Tennessee Union men hung along
the railroads, is not fit TO associate with
common felons. He and JEFF. Davis, the
bastard son Of n horse,hiei, establish a
Oonfederacyl PshAwl Not while there
are muskets and halters North Of tn,
Ohio river.
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UaIon Meeting.

Editor Of The Nashville Uaion AT the
request Of many prominent citizens OF
this city aud county, sm requested to
suggest through the columns Of your pa
per, that all who desire 10 SEQ the Gov
ernment Of the United States restored,
Chat peace and prosperity may again
make us a happy peOplc) meet At the
Capitol in the Representatives Hall, 10
discuss the propriety Of holding Mass
Meeting 10 this city, and earnestly so to
work for the attaining Of the obIsct
above referred TO.
You're, &C., OruEgH
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Unon LeaRna

ResoIVed, That in the future the Union
League meet twice each week, Monday
evenings to be devoted exclusively to
the initiation Of members, and matters
connected directly Herewith; and
Thursday evenings to be business meet
ings exclusively; and that those desiring
to become members of this order may
know when they can be initiated, the
Nashville papers, loyal TO the Union, be
requested TO publish this resolution, The
UNION and Press being such. Passed
unanimously, July 9th, 1868.
M. 2. CLARK, President.
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Cen Los a ralslIlsr,


-Four hundred more rsbels have been
sent ~ prisoners TO the camp 81 Point
Lookout from the Baltimore prisons.
These prlsoheFs are part Of those taken
at the battle f Falling Waters sad make
Tie number now ~ Point Lookout nine
hundred from the battle that Gen. Lee
said was never fought
The gsntlemanly, high-tOnsd Gen. LIS
thu proves himself as big liar As BzAU-
REuARD q belliOn and lying must 90
hand % hand.
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Refuse toe Issues of all Hanks
montO ned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound mp and their Notes, n any ere
out, are utterly worthless
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphl1.
Exchange Rank, at MurfreesbOro.
Miners aud Manufacturer Bank, at KDOTyt. q
Bank Of Eas, Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, 81 Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TREewen.
Bank Of Tagewell, at Tazewell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrence bura
Citizens Bank, at MemPhs.
Bank OF America, at Car1Eyiue.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia
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san Coming Oat.

Last Saturday morning a Government
detective found and seizsd fifty copies
Of the New York Newp, the organ o.
Fernando Wood, and the pet Of the Val
lsndighsm faction, with the following,
inside DE lOrapper, where II was supp SEQ
IL ould not be seen: "TO the soldierb
" the O. B. A, with the compliments Vi
Ben. Wood" The package WAS Oh
board the boat running TO DAVId's Islind,
where lot OF rebel prisoners are con
lned aud was maDitesuy intended g.
convey to them not only the comfort OF
public advocacy Of their cause, but a
private assurance Of sympathy. Thus
still come out the proofs OF the conneo-
ton between the COppeTheads aud the
rebels.
Ben. Wood, the editor aud owner OF
the N. Y. Me1S, is Sey mOur Constitu.
ton as it-is-and- U nion as.it was meme
Der Of Congress f,om New York CiJ.
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UNION STATE COmMITrEE.

East 7ennessce.-HOrace Maynard, Dr.
VIM. g. BrownlOw, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7ennessee.-M. M. Brien, DR..
VIM. P. Jones, Horace Il. Harrison.
West 1s1neSSee.--J B. Bingham, J. NJ
Tomeny, DIR. J. Jeftrick.
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NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST % 1863

vost Marshal. am not certain that this
rebellion will not yet prove = blessing.
Foreign despOts have said that this was
great country, could fght and whip al
most any people abroad; but just let a
rebellion arise at home, and the govern
ment would totter and fall SO when
We put down this rebellion, as we
will do, ii will convince the world Of
mans capacity for self government, and
make US greater people than we ever
have been before. This country will
then appear as the Morning Star of hope
to the oppressed of every land.
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q Hf KEauLAk LEcru D. ~ HIS iRsurt.
l TON III oommr o. a. usual on No daF, "a
nov, mbsf. hsrs Will b. lr,lniaary oogras b.
Tor farthsr tuf1rInafi.n or q cuiar. address,
CAARLHs A POPE, Dcep.'
aug2s--W6xRAwGW
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Who Cor Up THE REB zLLIoy.-Itis a
favorite game Of the UJppsrhsa1s b.
charge that the "Abolitionists" got ny
the war in which tle nation is no ' ia.
yolved. Ofcourse, the SUI oct will not
bear discussion, as the f4ctl are too plain
70 be debated We submit these fact,
by stating that during the Adminialra-
ton Of james Buchanan be following
events occurred:
Dec. 10, l56O-south CArolinA seed
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Office Dept QUGrtermastsr,
Nashville, August 24th 1868.

CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received Il this oflos
- until " DEL OK, NJ, Friday, August ieth, lsos,
fDr furufshIuE thfa Depot with
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X. Hereafter all applications from citi-
zens desiring passes to Nashville, and
other points within the lines of the De-
partment, will be addressed TO Major
General GORDON GRANGER, at Nashville,
who is authorized TO take final action
upon them.
By order Of
MAJOR GEN. R0SECRANS,
II. THRALL, Assistant Adjutant- Gen.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRuN BlTTERS /!
The Lntest ana AOht iDlpOrt0HI
iiSC"Very 81 tne Nisfs & tnt"
Century.

Mo man name Il more Intimately connected With
~ the history Of the Materin Medica { to- Uute1
State " nom iavurably know az pioneer Ia mtd
oal discovery, than that Of Dr. JUN lNi L. OF Luu
svle, Ky. his inimitahle ] rolaratiou Of Sarsapa
nha has long stood at the head 81 the various com
pouLdB OF that valuable druR. Ills Compound teotora
OF IA Cherry has become hounehOid word ihruugh
out Mo west and south and bis Worm Logenees, IN
leSs than year amer thrr intIoduct0n, attained
reputation AZ widespread 40 the contnvnt Of North
America Hut the oroWning glory u his life remains
w no attained In his latest discovery or rihor COM
buation Tor no docs Dot claim 10 have booa he Ola
Ovcrer OF CEDRON, which a the basis q the btteTH
COW offered 70 the public. That honor belongs O.
the native Inhabitants Central America, 20 Whom
ia virtues have been known ior more than two hun
dred years Armed With Vt, the Indian bids doaanc,
Co the ness deadly malafa, and hundee without fear
tho most vCnomous etpeuta. Il belief ith IA,
that while there 10 br, ath eit Ia The BODY the Crron
10 potent a. cure, 20 matter what the dsoase may be-
While ~. Bun y Not prepared 10 eudoruo tbis OK
tr vapant prytcnsion, ho Ia nevertheless satisfied
ma thorough examination of tht evidence rrlati n
tnf tues, that as a rpmrdY and preventive Tor all
disea es armlng Om exposure other 10 ohar gee Of
weather aud climate, or 70 the miaematic Influences
II stands without q rival, ami Justly deserves the
reputation Il has 80 long enjoyed In Oouual America
and t1e West indioa. 10
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The London Spectator says that The
friends of the rebels have lately paid
TOUR million dollars for their irIedshlp
The rebel loan has lumbltd 10 such a
depth as to DO alaost out Of sight
Let the hounds suf-r. They will be
apt 10 suffer good deal more when the
rebellion is pat dowa. IN one point
the American miad is unanimous.
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HEAD'TERs DEPT. OF TnE CUMBERLAND,(
NIAOHEsTER ? ENE., Aug. l5, '63.
Special Field Orders-No pa
EXTRACT.
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A man in st. Louis put his head 10
pail of water and drowned himself TO
avoid CONSUMPTION.
lie got pail and "kioked the bucket"
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AashriLlE Auiua.
Freedom and Nationality.
). o. uEWOEIR, Ea,tOr.

Rema,Ix, OF Jud se John ;. Bri-
en- at the Union Meeting in
franklin, Tenn.
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$auk-9OtE grst.

ooR2EOTED DAILY By LEE 8. DUNN q co..
No. 25 UNION STREET.
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VINEGAR.

agEE VINNGAR, NHOLKSALE AND RETAIL,
constantly On had delivered AZ an parts u The
sty Oh, nlOHkN, Agent
Coz Hroad uud HI
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ApvERTisERs IN DETAIL
-. ,.-rs ~vttt. 80 49, rotfoVs

ar Advertisements inserted IN the special oolumh
hnrgod at tho rate Of twenty cent? per line Tor she
ne, i,,.,tion for each additional insertion ten
IN tho Local Column thirty oeuts por line for
,to A., ,ser,iop for every additional insertion o.
ta+n cuts
Marriage and FnnernI Notices.
viii DO charged at the usual advertising rates.
Announcements Of Candidates.
For state ~
" County ,s......-...''. ''.sss.''' "
City -,s........ sss.'.s D "
Wa, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
abovo rates. 70 which we bind ourselvee strictly 70
adhere WI. CAMERON, for the Uttoa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
WINHAM, BARRY a Co. for the Pres
NASHVILLE, TEsE- July 25, 1883
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. CEnRnN RITrEns

Que n ana you will never us, any others
Nk 40 nee sssry 90 pub a ltng lst VI disease
Tor Which The CedrOn Suffers are Hpeclhc.
lu all diseases OF the stomach, huWeiai llf'ri "f
kidneys;
lu al anecllous Of tho Brain drpcaling upoo do
nugemont Of the stomach or lohef
Ia Gout. Rheumatam, aud Neuralgia
And Ia Fever and Ague;
u m destined % Hupgrredo az other romeal". IT.
not only ourOs al these dia0asCs, btt u prevents
hem.
wine glass mlI of tae Hlttrra token 90 h"ui ps
uhhol ~ climate and sore. 10 thc Ieruu taxing %
~ ihst % under t.g wUst try iug exposure.
eld bY ugfiHts ald UrU trt g,urla .t
- % JOHN huAd lTiloipsl ul1cc, Ftn street,
Louisville Ky. llns l,-eu
~, sota Wholesale IN Fashyilks b. Armstrong 70 20 4,
NApIcn street, klahvlla.
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nNRpEPslA

ald 10 attendant train Of symptoms, u scla moro
Iitea charm than a medicine There ID nothing IN
Tia whole range Of tho Matcua heilca ina, can iof
usment bear a cOmpa isou Win Il 10 THIS diseasu.
ian account OF thls wonderful plant may otound
IN the iith edition OF Che L. - hlsioosS'''!i lNSes
1851 and 1883.
A series Of experiments, n which pr Bull has been
.cr Years engaged, hAs Just been brought W sue
otsstu oi mnaton, and he ia nov enabled 70 oWeF y"
moved toncs tho whole preserved 10 the pcst qualify
b ipper disinled Bourbon whisky, whom be u oon'
hieut hss DO equal 10 the world
Ne might Nrulsh youme OF errtaoetes' pe' cue
at Ca tue value Tho s1ioHt plan Il FOR every one
tote % hipsolf the virtues OF rev moiicine'
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ST Louis Medical College.

aog25
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"Thcro A"e mon IN. these Canf defato State Wilo
have l0u dePS rttund earnostl, suiven 20 eaprrus,
loug lin dy aud slecpati vey, on whAt Foundation
OF Tact VIZ wnN corner ogeuts OF prlneiple, our
90 Al titu Ion was no ddy 20 be buih up fair and
WHIT '-Rila ~ EEan.as. Mag IS, 1893.
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SEAM,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31
ATTACHMENT NOTIOE.

Re ore sames Turner, Justice Of The Peace 10 End
for Dayton Montgomery County, Ohio. John o.
Cain, plaintiff against A. n. Derrickson, defendant,
Of the city OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
TNhE defendant is hereby n0uhed that on the 10th
OF August, 1868, lie SAID Justice Issued An order
Of lachmeni for the SUN OF SO and utere,t there.
upon from July ~, ls62, and eosts, anl that said
ssus IA set for hearing The 2sth OF September, 1868
auioss JOIN q, CAIN, PlahHa
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legal.
ATTACHMRNT NOTICR.

John Zeitler guardian plaintiff against Gath BathaTn,
defendant Before John n sloppelmAn, Justice
of the Peses for DD,o township Montgomery
county, Ohio.
ON The isth day OF August 1885, ,aid Jasaee Issued
~ an Orler OF Attachment in the above acton for
the sum OF ninety dollars. Cause set for hearing
John zEITLE- f., Guardian.
THHEsuEH JORDAN, AttOrneys augss3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Runaway.-A horse attached to a light
spring wagon, took fright, few miles out
on the Xenia Pike last week, and ran into a
fence, killing himself, and smashing the
wagon to atoms
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Serious Accident --Qu Saturday last,
while son of Mr.. Giman's, living near
Spring Valley, was out riding he was thrown
from his horse, and so badly injured, that he
will not recover
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

The News Mr., j. d Rea, No. 79 Phil
lips House keeps constantly on hand The latest
magazines and all the leading newspapers in
the country, He has kindly furnished us
with the New York World aud Ney York
Herald OF Saturday last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31
Lecture To-Night-we trust our citi.

Lecture To-Night-we trust our citi.
zens will turn out en- mass to hear the lecture
of F W Thomas, Esq At Huston Hall this
evening The subject chosen by the lecturer
is repeie with interesting "reminiscences Of
life in Washington, during the days Of Web
ster, Clay, and other intellectual Giants OF
their time. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Thomas delivered the first Odd Fellows Ad.
dress in this city, aud we have no doubt the
Order will reciprocate by attending the lee
ture tonight Our lady readers will remem.
Der Mr.. Thomas as the author Of the follow.
ing exquisite little poem
1T ts said that Absence COnqusrs love.
uT.w. THOMAS.
II IL said that absence conqusrs love.
Put OH believe 1t nett
I've tried, alas It's pewer " prove,
But thou art not forgot.
Lady, though fate has bid US part,
Yet still thou art a. near,
As fixed In this devoted heart
A when cssped thee here.
plunge into the busy crowd,
And smile TO hear thy name,
Aud set us If thought aloud,
They know me sull the same.
And when the wine cup passes round
! toast some other ialr
But when ask my heart the sound,
Thy name is echoed there.
And when some ether rame learn,
And try 30 whisper Love,
st will my heart to thee return,
lake the returning dove.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Assignee's Sale of Groceries. p.
Huber & Son will SELL tomorrow morning, at
their Auction Room fine assortment Of
Groceries, all in their original packages.
Dealers should be on hand early, Sale at
nine o clock. For particulars see circulars.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31
Wenger's Grove Pic Nio.-The Dem

Wenger's Grove Pic Mic. The DemoO.
racy had nice time at Wengers Grove, Sat
urday The day being damp and chilly, the
attendance of Indies was not as large as usual
at Democratic pic MICS, During the interval
of dancing, speeches were made by T. f,
Thresher, and John ToIan, Esqs, and Dr.
Egry, which were received with shouts of APP
panse. The Democracy are muvng The
work goes bravely on
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Turn 0ut-The Democrats of Oregon
are requested to meet at the Club Room Dick
eys Hall on Wednesday evening next at
hall past seven o'clock, for the purpose of
hearing speech from Hon, S. S. Cox.
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l9ortralts.
.For Sale.
HOUSES AID LOTs.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
OTIS ISL and 5es on Third street, opposite Counoil
IL street. about three minutes walk from the COuit
House TN each lot ~ c-m orthhls cottage house
For Information apply at No 3Sa Tmrd II. nu2idlw
FNHE PREMlU I'M FARM Of Randolph county, Ind
Il ana, for sale al forty dollars per acre Oh three
yeais' iime N four equal payments, without interest
or on terms to SUIT purchaser, with interest
This celebrated farm OF four hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known he Meek iArm, com.
prses about two hundred and ty Oi first class
botium three hundred acres cleared; wei tmbrrctl
wnlered nd lencedi good Nsssr,ment OF large and
small irnitsi new h'nk barn; good dwelling hunse,
recently enlarged, covered, painted aud papcIed near
RldgeYle, eight miles north o BelltlOntsiuc m-
road, In the MissiSSinnewR Valley hncen miles north
vest OF Union city. tVr urher mlormlton address
~ caH on
auyidAwGWN WILLIAM NJ. LOCK-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Knocked Down "A free American Of
African descent" insuIted Il white man on
Warren street, yesterday and was knocked
down with stone, for his pains
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Democratic Meeting. There will be a
Democratic meeting at Amity, in Madison
aud Perry townships, on Saturday Seplem.
Der ~. T. f. Thresher, J f. Tolan, and
Jas. s. Robertson, will address The people.
Speaking will commence at o'clock. All
friends Of Constitutional Liberty tree speech,
free press, aud Tree halIot, are respectfully
invited to attend
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31
UNION SALOo N,

BeOkers Building No. "a Jefferson St.,
HTOULD recommend TO the attention OF the public
w his assortmento Of Wines and Liquors, Ale and
Beer Also, Swiss and Lnburg Cheese, oysters, Pigs
good ever hall rolled upon, TO which ask the s,tsn
don of players.
SS-RSoms Immediately under Bsekel's Hall.
slls v. LARaR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Bully for Oregon The Democratic
Clubs Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards had a
large and enthusiastic meeting on Saturday
night at Dickeys Hall, Oregon which resulted
in the union OF the two Clubs in one
The new Club was called the Oregon Demo
cratic Club, The officers elected by the new
club are as follows
Preiident-Captain VIM. Patton.
Vice President-Major W. n. Love.
Seeretary-Dennis Dwyer
Treasurer-Samuel Marshall
The regular meetings Of the Club will he
on Saturday evening OF each week Mt Dick.
eys (late Walkers) Hall Oregon. 1t ishoped
the Democracy oi Oregon will turn out in
mass to attend those meetings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Frost There was quite heavy frost,
Saturday aud Sunday nights, in this vicinity.
We have not learned whether il damaged the
Tobacco, Grapes and late vegetables, to any
extent Frost al this season of the year is a
most remarkable occurrence But there il
no telling what win happen under Lincon's
Administration
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Exemptions

IMPoRlANr NOTICE. will, until siier the a. an
takes place IN this District, assist procuring nt
persons entitled thereto, The exemptions provided ur
10 The senond section OF the act "For enlohnr sud
calling out the national iorces and other purpose "
known generally the conscfipi Law.
r. NOLAN,
AluhldN-l Attorney At Las.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Democratic Pic Me There will be a
Democratic pic mic six miles below Dayton,
in the grove Of W. c. Creager, Esq, situate
near the Junction OF the Beayertown and Sngar
Creek, aud Dayton, Bellbrook and Whining
ton turnpike. A general invitation is eE-
tended Good speakers will be present and
address the people. The speaking will not
interfere with the dancing Music by Fair
chlds Cotillon Band A good plank platform
will be laid for dancing also seats for the ac-
commodatiou Of ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-31

Pole Raising at JOhnsville.-The Dem.
ocratic pole raising at townsville, on Satur-
day, was splendid success The attendance
was large and epthusiaslic. Two hickory
poles, with The Shark on, were put up, A
large "strsRmer, bearing the inscription,
"Valandigham, Pugh, and Constitutional
Liberty, was stretched fram 'pole to pole, 4"
and flying from the centre, handsome flag.
Speeches we're made by Mayor Gillespie,
Henderson Elliott, Esq, and others A Glee
Club was present, and enliyened the exer.
cises with patriotic campaign songs The
day was glorious one for the Democracy of
job sylle, and vicinity
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Straprn.

SiTRAYED away from No. 900 first street. = white
- COW, Of good size; has n hole m each horn b-
oral reward will be paid Tor her auZ7dd
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Aottces.


LNROM the subscriber IN Madison township, Mont.
II gomery county, Ohio, siN miles west OF Dayton,
on the Eaton pike, on the last Of May, an indented
apprentice named Frederick Bohding, about fourteen
years old. He also stole clothing, some money, a
pocket book and finger rings. | will give liberal
for his return TO me, or for Information where
he may be found also warn all persons not 10 trust
or harbor him. aullw12 ALFRED lAMs.