davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-31
DesOlutlon Of Co.psrtnership.


THE parnersfip here.ofo- 1istnz under the arfr
J. - FKRNEDso, MAUss a Co, in Mifno Busfnss
st7BatlsY sais' Drsi5a, CEo Wts dlssolyed bj
SH m peraops fnJ liz ,ntelvE E isdsfsed pg 10 isS. ss
htfn afe lueeted 10 call and fetile and al haviut
@ s ' '9 h M G nTs 'nstsT ,g 9r 4, Paysa, 3
/ " HAN,. Y FRRNEbiNo y SON No i, Rpnion
street Where aone, the acc2gnle vii 6g .ettled
OFORGE MAU h,
ANDREW MAteF
layton, !ss Aesgs' v, ii9,gil-g auglslL9a . :.
New Flour and Feed Store.
TTuE undersiened lave Ibis dsy entered into Co
J. Parnersh r, nnier tle firm o. MArsF GFaDr4,
F'r lho purnose q condu'ung
Flour and Feed Store.
And have leased part Of the Nes Warehouse, re-
Gently erccitd ly Thomas brown, Esq., Tirt
kept at on timea 'ui supp ~ the best bran3s Of
FrHbiv F0u, Shiashn, Shorts SaGen yigs, Miahnos
ogts, 90 IiAil ordrrs promptly hnod and Flour and
Fetd delivered tFoet any part ui the hy.
ANtRRW MAVRE,
HERMAN RDEs.
Dayton, August u, 1864 sngls lind
LESSN .ER & BRO.
M iua MAIN STREET.
/ OPPOSITE PHLLLKPS HOUSE,
II to their Larg Stock Of
MEMS 81 BOYS
@ L Q Il n I N GI
Which is Entirely New d Elegant
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-22
TO WHOM ASSESSED.
feet front by the dept

r. a .NArr lHst '
gF tlIl
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-22

for Mary +. Webster.
Paving tax on interest
from Jan. IA, 1858
Beginning on Maryland
avenue, so feet Q inches
northeastwardly from
the southeastern corner
Of said lot, thence north
eastwardly along said
avenue Il feet, thence
northwestwardly at right
angles with said avenue
1876 feet o inches to the
northern line Of said lot,
thence west with said
northern line 40 feet n
inches, and then to be.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-22

north, 20 feet s inches
west from the southeast
corner Of said square,
and running thence west
20 feet 8 inches, thence
north N feet ! Inch,
thence east 20 feet 8
inches, thence south o.
feet II inch to begin
ming.
Lighting the street,
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

The PURITAN ELEMESr.-C Copperhead ne VS.
papers and orators delight il heaping vituper
ation upon the descendants of the Puritaus.
The Virginia City Constitution INDUCES in the
following elegant rhodomontade upon this
subject;
For the good Of mankind as well as that Of
enr common country, it is TO be hoped that
they will be driven into obscurity and made to
stay there. \ barrier must be erected against
them so lofty and double that they can never
cross 1t again. There is no peace nor liberty
enjoyed with the Puritan fanatics. Their idea
.of peace is non resistance 10 their tyranny.
Trheir idea Of liberty is that they should have
the right to cut the threats and pick the pock-
els of those opposed to them. There is one
|consoug reflection in regard to them Their
history proves them unwSe and short sighted,
|nnd their avarice and cowardice will secure
Fheir complete overthrow.
The Bee comments upon the above paragraph
ns follows If the Puritans are not extermnaied
until Copperhead chivs ex;erminate ,hem they
will continue TO Gambler the ground for lopg
ime to come. For hated, cowardly, nnwise
hnd shori-sighted race, they appear to be doing
|Very well, and have done SO for several years.
lrhey have spread from Massachusetts, to Cali
fornia, aud control two thirds Of the American
continent. We suggest to the Copperhead
haters of the Puritans tnat there is only one
'way TO relieve themselves from association with
she hated race, aud that is to migrate to some
penal colony. Only io such a community can
association with Purians be avoided There
ehey are never to be found.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
THE UNION RECORD..
OR0VILLE. SATURDAY, DEC. II.

The Two MEssAGEs.-The message Of JEFF
DAVIS 10 the rebel Congress is Of about the
same length as President Lncolu's message.
But the similarity extends no furlbsr Davis
does not speak iu the despolding tone which
characterized his late speeches outside Of RicL.
mond. but assumes boasiful style, aludes 10
territory in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee
reclaimed, as be claims, from The Federals. SAYS
Arkansas, with tie exception of few fortified
posts, has been recovered. and that the Confed
crate forces "have penetrated into Central
Missouri" JEFF. negects to state that the
fortified posts" iH Arkansas. held BY the
Union forces, are the principal strongholds in
the State, among them Little Rock, the Capi
tai. He also fails 10 state that, after peuetrat
ing into Missouri, Price and his crew made
much better time in their disgraceful ..skedad
die" out of the State. All of his statements in
regard to the situation exhibit az equal want
of candor, aud prove that the ~Chivalry' have
not altogether lost that spirit Of bravado exhib-
tied By them ia the beginning Of the war 10
marked contrast 10 this IS the Message Of
President Lincoln. 1t is document bearing
the impress Of truth in every line. 1t does not
claim the possession Of any more rebel territory
than Is actually held by our forces, does not
exaggerate raid into permanent occupation;
aud makes 10 attempt to magnify the results
OF victories. This is the difference between the
two messages: while the one attempts to boil
ster up the failing cause of the rebellion by
statements not in accordance with the facts,
the other is calm, dispas>ionate and truthful
account of the condition of the country. leaving
the people to Judge for themselves as to the
probabilities of the future, merely stating that
the Government finds no reason to change its
|policy in the conduct of the war. No better
| way OF obtaining correct view Of the situation
at the present time can be found than by com
pairing the tone Of the messages.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
Notice.

HtOCNTY TREASCEER'S OFFICE, DECEH
q her 10th 1854. By virtue Of an act passed by
the legislature. providing for the redemption Of
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the coun-
" of Butte prior II the passage OF said act,
der having been made by the Board OF Supervisors
in conformity with said act. | hereby give notice
that sealed proposals directed TO me M to, and in
Guiding the 4G day of December 1864 will be receiv
ed for the surrender Of cognty warrants issued prior
to the first day OF May $50. The amoant OF money
set apart in Redemption fund Is teai thousand dol
lars $50 0l-sevea hundred Of which is in legal
tender notes, which will he paid pro rata. No bids
sealed proposals for more than par value viii be
accepted nor any bid unless accompanied by the
warrant to be surrendered. The bids being equal
preference shall be given TO the smallest amount
Bids and amounts OF warrants being equal taking
in consideration the principal and interest each
shall be accepted pro rata. All warrants not
cepted will be returned on demand, to their res
pective owners. II. 3. HUNT,
County Treasurer of Butte County.
P. S.-Bids remaining in the Office, not accepted
under the last call, will not be considered bids
under the above call. Parties can obtain the same
by calling at my Office. Il. 3. HUNT,
County Treasurer, Butte county.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

No GOLD N UrAH--The Deseret News
says that strenuous but a5or.ive efforts have
been made. by certain parties, within q time
that may be called quite recent, to discover
gold and silver mites in this Territory Of SUI
icient richness to create a rash for what is
usually termed the pFecious metals. Much
time has been spent il prospecting and the
mountains, canous and sulches throughout the
Territory have been seduloasly hunted oyer
aud through, but the desired results have cot
been reached.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, OPBIR TOWN
Z ship. in and Tor the County of Butte. The Poo
pie Of the State of California to John Nerzau
greeting: You are hereby summoned To appear
before me. at my Office in the town Of Oruvillp
Ophir Township. in the County Of Butte on the
18th day af March, \. D.. 1850 at O'Clock \. NJ.
T. answer unto the complaint Of B. Marks ( Co..
who sue 10 recover the sum of two hundred and
five dollars and thiIty-iye cents. balance due on
principal. together with interest due thereon. at
the rate of two and one half per cent. per month
alledged to he due era promis>ory note, dated
"Oruville October lst lS62. >. and pavahe three
months after date and by 81 ecia written contract
made at the time Of the execution and delivery ef
said promm>>9ry note. it agreed that said
note should ae paid in Gold Coin of the United
States OF AM "a said note 10 commence to bear
interest at the expiration Of three months from
it, date, all Of which appears by reference be-
ing had to the complaint on file in my Office. when
Judgment will be taken against yDu for the said
amount, together with costs and damages. if rou
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County
Greeting; Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given nndar my hand, this l7th day of Decem-
Der, \. D., 1851. SILAS WV. C0UGHEY.
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
Il j. ordered by the Court, that the alb We sum
mons be published in the WEEKLY UNION RECoGD
for period of three months, and that J. H. sim
mons. Constable Of Ophir Township, deposit
true copy thereof in the Post Of,ict at Oroville
California, postage REPAID, addressed TO the
above defendant, at Starr CRY, State Of Nevada.
SILAS Wv. COUGHEY,
Justice of tie Peace of said Township.
December l1th, 1864. SIN NJ
[FedeFdl Stamp so cents.1
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

AFTER VOORHEES,. SHARr.-CclW Washburne
is pushing vigorously the wo,k of coutestiug
the election OF the Copperhead VOORHEES, in tie
Seventh District Of Indiara. The proof of
fraud aecumulates daily, ana it is said that
mass Of evidence Will be presented in support
of Washburne's claim to the seat that will
carry certain conviction with il that Voorhees,
owes his certificate Of election 70 the most
uublushins frauds
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

tbs MINES OF TRINITY CouxrY.-Tbe
Trinity Journal deyotes a long article to the
mines of that county. 1t says:
What Trinity needs to day is more popnla-
tion-more aid to discover and develop the
hidden wealth Of her vast territory. All the
way from the source Of Trinity river to the
borders Of Shasta. HUMBOLDT aud klamath, on
the south, west and north, there are indications
Of the existence Of gold in paying quantities.
HE banks and bars OF that stream aud it,
tributaries have been worked here'and there.
bat not thoroughly worked. Throughout Trim
ity Valley. from the foot Of Scott to the foot
OF Trinity mountains, there are good diggiugs
on either side of the river. The miucs OF that
valley alone should give employment 10 not
less than Ave haudrcd la5orerS
The journal thinks that Trinity county has
scarcely entered upon her prosperous career as
muiug county, although It is known that her
mines, for the cxteu; they have been worked,
have been rich. The "exc;temen,-scekers'n now
wandering over the deserts aud alkali plains
between the Sierra Nevada aud Rocky Noun.
taius may, some Of them. yet conclude that the
"diggings" of California viii do 10 fall back
upon" 1t is true they are giving out"-but
they are likely to do SO for hundred years or
50 yet-long enough to suit the most iudom,a
be forty niuer" Ewing.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

THE New Y ork Journal OF Commerce. one
of the vilcst Copperhed sheets in the country,
having become Disguised with the result of the
election, has declared its determination to avoid
political discussion altogether for the future
and devote its brilliant powers to social, seien
|,ifc aud domestic topics. Que Of its earliest
essays under the new dispeusation is an elucid-
|ation of new scheme TO make sugar from
|sawdust. This is an appropriate undertaking,
land will probably result as successfully as the
|Copperhead attempt to make President out
|of material equally adapted for the purpose
Browns Press and the Express should go into
the same branch Of business Sugar from
|sawdust would make very good copperhead
|sweeteDing
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

WELL AyswERED.-The Metropolitan Rec
ord, Catholic paper which was rcpudAtcd by
Bishop Hughes long before his death. makes a
fearful outcry about the ~deudish policy OF the
war" 1t asks;
Have We conducted this war in accordance
with the gentle spirit and beuigns precepts Of
Christianity?
The Gold Hi News answers that there was
some attention paid to the gentle spirit and
bepig1 precepts" while Mcclellan was at the
head Of the army, acknowledges change in
the order Of things since be was relieved from
duty. aud in the following tells why such
change was rendered pcccsSary:
The nation has found that il has to deal with
people who are lost to every principle Of
houoF and humanity set of brutal aad deud-
isA mltdereFs; Of black flag" pirates and
Thugs. They look at the horrible record Of
the burniugs. crUcihXiouS and burying alive al
Fort Pillow. Columbus aud Plymou'h: the
starvation at Belle,lSle, and Libby and Col
umbia, aud the massacre at Petersburg They
read these records, and the milk Of human
klndueSS" turns mo gail; the sun turns into
darkness ard the moon into blood aud the
cry of Christianity which comes mp from the
mGrderers aud tbeIr allies sounds Ike lockery
from the depths Of he'll And from every
threat and from every heart comes up the
hoarse cry, "GoD SPgED THgg, GRANT, AND
SHERIDAN, AND SnERMAN; sLAY, BURN. De
STRCY. AND STARE NOT, ~
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

lSG6-A PaorHsT.c YEAR-A London
paper calls attention to tie fact that the year
1866, which Louis Napoleon has fixed as the
time for Withdrawing his troops from Rome
which will be virtually leaving the Papacy in
that city to its fa,e-is the very year which
nearly all our most eminent commentators Oh
the New Testament and writer's on prophecy,
from the time Of Bishop Newton downwards,
have, hy wonderful concurrence of opinion.
named as tie year in which Popery is to
receive its deathbow.n
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

SAcRANESTo.-The Bee of Tuesday has the
following in regard to the water prospects in
The City Of the Plains -
During the last forty eight hours, the RAIN
has sadly dsarranged matters. Heavy raius
heavy reads and heavy loads" keep the mails
back to such al extent that we are without our
exchanges and other news facilities. Uudouot-
edy most Of the country usually subject 10
overflow will be flooded. bat to relieve the
anxiety Of certain friends" OF this city 10 San
Francisco-who yesterday circulated the report
tba; j street was four f.et under water, that
steamers, rowboats and other aid had been tel
egraphed for-we would state that, up to the
present tine, we cannot crafty them with even
4 remote hope OF such an occurrence. The
leyees oil held up their heads in pride of con.
sciOus strength to brave the results of the
storm; aud the prospects DOW are that Sacra-
mento will withstand the deluge better than
any other town 10 the State.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
Notice to Creditors.

TSTATE OF JOHN WILEY. DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the nnders gned,
Administrator Of the above named Estate. to the
Creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit the same, with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten months from the fiI>t
publication Of this notice, to the undersigned at
his office in the Court House. in Oroyille. Butte
Count-. L. VAN ORDEN,
4w-n7 Administrator of said Estate.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

~FIcosRs. The Express is making use of
many figures 10 prove that the "Abolitionists"
are running the country. 1t should negotiate
with Artemus Ward for bis celebrated wax
dggeFs" They could be more conveniently
changed to suit the occasion.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

San FRAYoIsCo PuB1,cArIoNs.-Tbere are
forty FIVE periodicals published in San Francis
co-ten dailies, twenty-five weeklies, eight
monthHes, one semi weealy, enc tFiweekly and
two ANNALS. Three are German, three Span
ish ard two French.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

GEy. JIM LANE says he wants to make this
war a Permanent institution He should
have voted for Mcclellan, says the Flag. 1t
might have been very permanent under Little
Mae, and 10, much wal after all
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

BorSD FOR ABRAHAMS BoSoN.-The papers
state that large number of well wishers Of
|Mr. Lincoln departed on tie last steamer, 10
visit Washington and tender the President
their congratulations upon his re election. This
IS as it should be; it VIII have d tendency. 10
doubt, to make Faiher Abraham very happy !;
land. having "a fellow feeling in his bosom.@ q
corresponding flow Of pap" may be expected,
aud number of veteran infants will proba
bly, be choked of to give the rising generation"
Ia fsirer chance
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

THE Morning Call introduces new feature
in It's department. Of Births, Marriages sni
Deaths under The head Of aDiyoreed." ThG
arrangement is "Bora,- then Married" ther
Divorced" and then they Die"
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

TmE DrFFERENoE.-The Marysyille Express
|is charmed with the 'caudor and truthfulness -
|of jeff Davis mess sc, and recommends every
|one 10 read it in order 10 form correct opinions
for the future" OF course, the Express could
see no such merit in Lucon's mesSage-could
see nothing in it to recommend It's perusal. 1t
very naturally makes choice Of its old fayogite
Southern literature. There is no objection TO
this. however. Ii JEFF and his friends are sat.
isfed with a relation Of how splenddy the
rebellion is being whipped, no ore will com
plain If they choose 10 rejoice in their own
defeat and disaster, surely We shall not weer.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

Tbs Express INDUCES in q long article on
'the scrambes for otice~ among Uaion men.
The Cops scrambled" considerably short
time ago-but nary office rewarded their toll
Poor fellows no wonder that, as mere lockers
on, they indulge iu 4 growl, that not "crumb'
is ,ossed TO ,heu Such is-liie,
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

SOLDIERS OF FosrUSE-Many of the Poles
engaged in the late revelation intend to take
service under the rev Emperor Of Mexico. The
Austrian Authorities give every encouragement
TO the scheme.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

WELL does that bravely conducted journal,
the Catholic Telegraph, of Cincinnati. remark:
" livery battlefield cries on, for Us 10 stand 6rm
until the cause Of justice and law and human
freedom shall be securely triumphant Erery
solder dead u THIS toa7 IS reason tr6p Ii
,iouii d pa: iirovcd.@
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

IL GooD CoSpITIoS--The State Treasury
Is IN good condition again, snd warrants are as
good as gold. There is money on hand to pay
all warrants drawn on the general fund to date
and Surplus of 100000 in the fund.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Mail Steamship
COMPA ANY.

4Ef5+, The FOLLOWING STEAM sffss.
SHIPS will be dispatched in the month of De-
cember 1864:
Dec. 3-GOLDEN CITY. Capt. W. F. Lapidge.
Dec. 23-GOLDEN AGE. Capt. E. 5. Farnsworth.
From Folsom street Wharf, at nine o'clock An.
punctually,
FOR PAN i VA
Passengers viii be conveyed from Panama TO
Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and
from ASpHwau to New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
A 3. FORBES, Agent P. NJ. 6. Co.
Corner Sacramento and Leidesorf Streets.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

TRAlroRs.-We are glad says the Appeal
to see the CoppeEheads squirm over the name
traitor" Siaee the President was liberal
enough to admit that majority Of the Demo
Gratis we're not traitors, oil the biggest traitors
in the country are quoting the message in self
defense. We told them that they were winning
a name that woud stick to them. and we are
gratifed 10 learn j; sticks. The word TRAITOR
would not read vel il State paper. aud from
the President Of all the people, even If oae GU,
of nine were traitors
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

BsTrER Or WITHorr THEN-A Copper
head paper says; Since the passage Of the
Abolition Constitution, great emigration has
taken place from Maryland. The people are
leaving ior the West by thousands, ard by
next Spring all who can get away VIII have
left" so much the better for Maryland
People who live of the fruitfuness of negroes
loins are not Of much account 10 progressive
State
The weekly union record., 1864-12-17

BEEcHER's WTr.-~Two years Of war said
Henry Ward Beeeher. on Sunday night. .ani
We have conquered balf the rebel territory.
bold the key Of the whole. and have nearly
destroyed the military strength Of the rebellion
in the field. All this 10 two years of war. ="
-Four years. you mean" said q bvstander
NO, responded Mr. Beecher, Il said two
years of tcdr. In the first tive, Gen. Mcclellan
was in mmand-Erelsngs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-13
EXECUTORS SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Real

nv WRITE OF THE POWER CONTAINED
Is in the will ofJohn II Maghee, deceased the nn,
dersiued Executor of said will ana testament Will
on the 10th day OF sehru1ry' loi AZ re.sI
scI AZ aIction the following described Real Estate
sitnate i'm the city OF Evansville, to-wit:
l. % 6-l3 feet of the side OF iot 81 ana eet
of the W side OF lot 81 in the original plan, being
81 alp by $50 feet. side of Fir-t street, being
the business stand Of the late firm Of J. H. MsShee
4 Co. ,.-,-.- ~,
Timer Enlargement Of the city Of Evansville, be-
inr I25 feet fronting OF First street by $50 feet
dep. between Chestnut aud Cherrystreets.
g. The n W half OF lot i95 in the Donation Eo-
Iarsement, saii lot being divided 10y a line run
ming through the centre thereof from front 10
rear, being situate on Fourth street. between wal
nut and Chestnut streets
4 Lot % and all Of lot 81 but 81 feet on the
alley end. in block in the Eastern enlargement,
being situate Cherry sire t, between Second
and Third
Iarrement. situate on Fourth street, betweenCher-
AZ Tot in block % in the Eastern Enlargement
fronting ON Main street, between Seventh and
:. Lots IL and Il in block So in the Eastern En-
argement, being Az feet 10y l4S]a corner OF Main
s Lot Is in block % in the Eastern Enlarge
ment, situate ON Locust between Seventh and
). Lot I, snbdivis. on of ont lot ,, ia the Upper
/ Enlargement.
10 Lots Is, IA, IS and 16 in block in the North
eastern (ROwley's) Enlargement
! IL Lots 3 sud / ia block IL in the Southern En-
| lsrgeSent.
/ corner of Seventh and Sycamore streets.
I3 Is feet on Main street near the brick School
/ House and running back to- a rOint parallel viii
the Southern boundary Of Leil'stOn's and Lock
harris Enlargement, being the store and premises
formerly oW ned 10y Winkelniann-
II Lots TO and II in block l. and lot in block
Bray's Enlargement.
Also the following ibed lands:
IS The northe asst quarter Of the northwest quar-
! ter of section f. township south Of range 10 west
| I6 All that part of the northwest quarter 0
section 81 township 6 south of range lowest, thu
bounded: beginning at the eornor of lot 4
block 9 G odselfs Enlargement of Evansville
thence east feet, thence north 292 FRET theme
west i22$ feet, thence south 292 feet to the begin
ming; and lots and 40 in, block 9 in sal Good
sells Enlargement, making together about an aer
! Of ground near the city.
TERNS-0ne-fourth cash, the remainder on
credit of Is monthS the purchaser giving note
with approved surety, bearing interest, an
waving relief laws.
ANY one purchasing may extend the time for on
1 or more years beyond the expiration OF the credi
above specified at his option TO one-half of th
amount of the deferred payments.
jazz THOMAS Fl. MAGHEE, Executor