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LEGAL NOTICE

Oh the 81 day OF March, AID. 1894 petition was
~ Med in the Office Of the clerk Of the Coun Of
Common Pleas of the county Of Montgomery and the
state o. Ohio BY 10 eph sOhock, Elizabeth Wykoh
Daniel W Young, and Augustus Orachel which ne.
luton Il now pending In said Court, the object aud
prayer Of which Is 70 yacaio an alley sIK feet vide
running between lots No l75 and 1905 also, batween
lots NO ls3 and ls4 10 che town of Miamsburg, in
SAID county running nom Main street to southeast
alreenon, interseoting an alley running north and
uonlhi aud iron thence east 20 Canal street. at the
.s sSS tefm q me said Court application viii b made
Ia ADAM CLAY.
May -, laet-dlwaWt Attorney Tor Pstiaonsr,
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MUSIC STORE

FIHh attention OF musicians and all loysrs Of ,n,,,
u u called 20 onr splendid assortment of Mns ~
ih,aIuinenta OF the most approved manplactt,res
n, We nave constantly on hahd 6na siook on Volns
Flutes Guitars ConceTtinos and Aeeonisons
variety Of quality aud pFee N''- W eF@iS
being also sgonts for Ernest 0ahls,s oet.hra,.s
rlsho rottes We are able 70 flrnsh the pohie ,,th
these hne Instruments which may bA kyorsblv corr
pared Win the best now manufactured - VISA
our Aelnea arc such a. 70 enable ~ 10 turush fhs
Shove, as also, music book shsel forse an ~ 49, ~
~ n N ~ hsshsodse Al prices and terms that can
49,. On J, A. flsHER, III Main street
Between rhird and Fourth.
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Insurance.
NET ASSETS JANUARY, 1854,
s. q /, O @ 81, SB9 an

-
o. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the Ftna.
hl,er loTy-hye years severe trial, has realized the
EIehtest puble advantage aud success Of the va.
Iious systems OF Fire Insurance in the country
oiIlssn2w ~ - now better than ever prepared for dnty
3. SIXTEEN THOUSAND Loss CLAIMS have bean
DOLLARSl '-fVN' VI
o. TUE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY NY FIRE
~ lne United state averages over 500 900 daily
- your properly exposed and IN pr0taeted2
" Ahb YOU lhSUREp1 Hnot, why no1 Thecoa
n trihiugi the duty Is manifest tile resnlt mayf
may involve you in bankruptcy, pov rty or oni
disappointment - ~"
D. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard Is elyen
10 small risks asweli large ouos. Able sscuri.
W. and superior commercial advantages Afforded
Policies Issued without DELAY.
ie2Sdiy JOHN II. srOpPELNAN. Aesn..
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon aud W stewart, Day toni George /
Boyer, MmmlsbnIgi stoe slagers Union; o AndsF-
sou, CenterYei Il Myers, New Lebanon; A Jack son.
ChambersbuTg' u u Bauer, HarrisbuTgi Divine
JohnsYllei Arnold Limbert south Arln ~ aeob
smseT, West Dalumorei KoOkle& a 90, Germant0sni
J W MURPHY, Nandaai H Niekols, Liberty u Rees
faImeruYlei o. Heyerbng Herr, Salomi j " Pyrmont
Col Parkersburgj and BY Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout UAitea states and oAnadas
an2ldly
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ATTACHMENT Nnr1nr y

felry weaver, Plaintiff against Nathan Il. Bows IA.
lendant Before John Burnett, Justice Of M Bs.es
~ mo ssth day OF March, 1904 sad JOsies Ss,,sj
~ sa oFasF q attachment IN the shove action for
Tr,i sn a oi mtteen dollars and ninety ave cents
a9W6 pERpv W. IN m
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JOHN r. BARTs ESTATE
1aatntItet0..

WAhTED-OarrARs woodvorkrn.n p,-.,-
w smiths and Painters wanted INN sdiaielv M.
best OF wages gwen Apply 10 A"
hA W. W. PHILLIPS, Fouftb strest
w anEhD-A situation a. Engineer On a sta
ctsl uohAIy enging, by 3 young man lately from
tituA hAs hed ihree years experience; has no al
estoh 70 going 70 the country An early n gngeHnet
" tonoited Please address n. NJ b ofsoe ~ 49,
p-Pe'' S'~"ns "here sn interViev s..sJ is md.
{ As EYIlok-in consequence Of the adys.,es ON
eosl, isNoI and All materials that enter into ths
70 sdvanee the price Of ohs one dollar Der jeob "st
rom NE hrst day OF May until further notice
b. 7. EVANS, Secretary.
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LOOK OUT F0R TRF OIANT sKILfT0N.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT a27, SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention TO the uuslty of our
material and use only the hest English steel
charge. '''''-''' NN'i"
Sa-Our retail department Is in charge ofoo,npesopt
h aulss' oorseta and Spiral Bustles constantly on
SOLD wholesale and retail at No. so7 Second street.
. -. iasdly
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Gpb0lNterp.
LEGAL NOTICE

nm the 90 day Of March, AID 1854, petition was
" hed m tbs office Of the Clerk OF the Court al
oommon Fleaa Of the county Of MontgOmery and the
state OF ono, by jacob Pontus winch petition IL now
pending IN said Court the obent and priyer Of viii h
~ 70 FaSate the alley between lots No and the mil
.ength Of those lots running east and vest hi the
town OF bridgpor, in said county, az thehsxt term
OF me said Court application viii be- made 20 vanate
sAi1 lot accordingly. ADAM CLAY,
May ~ 1904 -dlwaW4 ATTORNEY FOR petitonsr
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Uo=pdrtncrsbip.
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

TIlHE undersigned have this day formed a oo part.
i nershfp under ths name and Arm Of BREENE A
NIXON, for the purpoese Of transaoting Wholesale
snd ReAh Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
at tho Old stand Of W. g. Breene, % Main street, op
posts the Uour House, where they would be pleased
TO tue Old ffendB OF th. house, and as many new
ones may favor them with call.
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW O. NIXON.
Dayton, February /, ls6l-felldsawI
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Notels.
ITEDl!s,TA.TEsHOTEL Is 4

directly opposite the Bostoa and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
1NHE underngned, who has been connected with Tho
American House In this city tor over nine years,
term Of years and pledges him ELF 10 his friends and
the puee % use ha utmost efforts 10 sustain the rem
uiatob OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as q hrit.
Glass house The public may rely upon hnding II
thls mouse all the appliances and comforts Of hrst.
Price, As heretofore, Two Dollars per day.
ecsasIn FRANK - PRATT.
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NAfIONAL BANKS. DITT0y oVIo

N0fl0E,.on ard Monday, Nay .. ths Flr,t sns
~ seeoad AetohAl Banks " Dayton win opsp ~ ~
eight 70 ead eless Al thrSs , M ~ =
q. B.HARMAN, Cashiaf
"eas .. q. AkkcH, taahisE'
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
EXCHANGE NOTICE Ne. 7.

The fenswing Confederate officers and me
& E.lt tlN declared GnlY EXCLAIMED:
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

From GEORGIA AND EAST TEKNEssRE At
lauta, Dec. IA special 10 the Intelligencer
from Dalton, llth. says the enemy has fallen
back to Chattanooga, leaving pickets on Mis-
sionlry ridge.
Two corps crossed the Tennessee river at
Bridgeport
The railroad track from Whitesdes to She'll
mc und is torn up, aud they are using the wagon
road.
Three small boats are running up to Chatta-
nCoga.
The indications arc apparent that the Yam
KEGS are going into winter quarters
Direct information from Longsgreet states
that ne is at Beans station, fifty-eight miles
from knoxville.
Col. Ives, the presidents abide camp, ar
rived here, it is supposed, to report the eondi-
ton Of affairs.
Bristol, Dec. H. Longstreet is slowly falling
back from Morristown, presenting bold front
to the enemy, who, since sharp skrmish at
Morristown, have never pressed him.
Our last advices represent him at Wautaga
river, near Kingsport.
AS Cumberland gap is no longer in his rear,
no apprehensions of any danger are felt for
him.
All the hospitals along the railroad have
been emphed to receive his wounde about
six hundred
is decidedly encouraging. Our cavalry are
still at Morristown ana the enemy retiring
since Longstreet has placed Cumberland gap in
his front instead of his rear. Longstreet's
Ransom's, and Vaughn's commands have been
onsolidated, and perfect conf encs is fell
that he will hold the country. Vaugh's com
mand has succeeded in joining the main body
Dalton, Dec. l6.--A despatch from th,
President announces that Gen. Johnston ha.
been appointed to the command of the army o.
Tennessee.
Shermans corps has returned from East
Ts nnessee to Chattanooga.
Dalton, Dtc. 21.--The enemys force a
Cleaveland consists of about forty men who are
citing courers between Chattanooga and Knox
vile.
There is nothing important from the front
Bristol. Dec. 24.-Oficers from the frou
state that our forces ale moving forward in til
di cti0u of Knoxville.
All the country between Beans station am
| Nj urristown has been cleared OF the enemy.
Only three hundred prisoners were captured
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
lFor the Telegraph.
THE OLD YEAR,

saw the Old Year robed in spotles. white
And crowned with icy gems, pass slowly BY,
Ills step was heavy, that was once so light,
And the frost of death was gathering in his
eye,
Within his trembling ha nds ponderous book,
Wa hose massive clasps, earth's crildren all
defy,
For on Its mystic pages rome may look
Upon the Threshold of eternity
He yielded it-then | aid him down to die
And gathered round him we're the grave, the
gay,
The young, the aged, Of every sea and cline;
Tears upon each thoughtful face that looked
upon
This d. lag ofspr ng Of Old Father Time.
But the young the tLoughtess braided gar
lands gay
And wreathed his bed Of death and laughed
the hours away.
And some who bent above that bed cf death.
With quivering lips asked of the dying year
Where are the rends, where are the loved Of
ours, There?
That at thy birth were gathered with us
Where are the golden hopes you gave Us then,
The rainbow hues that rendered life 80 bright?
But b reply was lost in sIghs,
A nd the Young New Year stood up and closed
his dying eyes.
Washington, Jan. l. 1864
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

n the engagement at Beans station, as the
men stoppei to pil,age wagon trains which
were loaded with coffee, sugar, canvassed hams,
and shoes Many more might have been cap
tured.
Reports from below state Imboden and
Echols have owe ertaken the Salem raiders, and
probably would capture the attire party.
The nemy had overturned wagons, and
were destroying their artillery to prevent it
falling into their hands.
Five Yankees captured three miles from Cum
berand Gap arrived to-day.
The railroad between here and Lynchburg
would he put in running order by Saturday.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
$50 EE.N ARD.

Medium size BLACK HORSE, about three
Il years old, left my house, and was seen last
Saturday evening on tie Shreveport and Wash
inctnr ro ID, eight miles from aud going in.
th. direction of Washington One pecniiarity
lie cal1ies his tail habitunly little to the left
side. H was shod and has, o"e-half shoe on
,u, ~ the near feet, ! Will pay the ab've if
said LoIsr il delivered 10 me at Spring Till.
THOMAS VI. BOYD.
December IG, 1863. 47-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

1he feHSWlng Con1 ederate ofncerS ana men
helely declared duly exchanged:
= st. An officers and men captured and pa
relied at any time previous to the lst Sep
tember. 1868 This section, however, is not
intended to include any officers or men cap
tured at Vicksburg, July 4th, 1868, except
such as were exchanged by Exchange Notice
No 6, September lst, 1863, or are specially
named in this notice. But it does not embrace
all deliverie. made at City Point, or other
places before Sept. 1st, 1863, and with the
limitation above named, ali captures at Port
Hudson. any other place where parties were
released parole ~ 49,
End. The Staff of Generals Pemberton, Ste
venson, Bowen, Moore, Barton, S d. Lee,
Cummings, Harris ano Baldwin, and of Colo
nels Revfolds Cockrell and Dockery the of
fcers and men belonging to the Engineer Corps,
and Sappers anu Miners, and the 4th and 46th
Mississippi regiments, all captured at Vicks-
burg. Jaly 4th, 1863 tsi .FE
81. The General officers captured at V icks-
burg July 4th. 1868, were declared duly ex-
changed July 18th, 1868. ......
ROBERT OULD,
Agent of Exchange.
BY command of
Lieut. Gen, Z. KIRBY SMITH.
SIS. ANDERSON,
Asst Adj't General. Nov. 2e-n44-
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
A. G, BROWN
S15 Reward.

TOsT between Camp Bragg and Cam lena
| / large black Morocco Pocket Book contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Mites and some valuable papers. The above
reward will be paid if delivered to me at camp
or deposited where ! can get it.
T. ]. CHUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dec. so, 1868. 49:o~
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
OFFICE OF c. s. DEpos1rARY,

RoAdo, Lcfaystts county, Ark, Dec. /, 1868.
Certificates for 8 per cent. Coupon Bonds OF
the Confederate States. issued at Little Rock
under the provisions OF the Funding Law, prior
to 1st August last, il presented al this office,
will be taken up as therein expressed, Bonds
for that purpose being now on hand. 1t may
be proper to state. that no per cent. Bonds
have vet been received. Interest bearing
Treasury Notes and Coupon Bonds, will be
Paid when presented on and after the 1st
JMI uary next.
EDW. CROSS,
Ae-sw q. S. Deeosttdry.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
n 0TICE.

r CAUGHT On my premises, on the 10th
| October last, NEGRO BOY, who says his
name is Harris and belongs TO Alfred Rambeli'
formerly Of Knoxville. Tenn. and who lett MS
master at Moro Landing whilst on his way 10
Texas. The owner is requested TO come for
werd. prove property, pay charges and take
him away.
.-. CLEMENT SCHAER.
Calhoun county, Ark, near Moro Ian ing
Dec. so, 1868. 49-4
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

FRoN VlEGINIA.-Richmond, Dee l2-The
Enquirer learns that G en- Morgan crossed the
Ohio river near Ashland, and made his way to
the Confederate lines.
1t is not known when he will visit Rich
moud. r.
Orange Court House, Dec, 1s-There is no
change in the military situation either side
Dennis Drscol of Johnson's battery of Rich
mond, was shot for desertion to-day.
Richmond, Dec 19.-The Chesapeake left
Shelburn rne on Saturday with an increased crew
and wenty chaldrons of coal .-i
don Robert johnson, of Ark, introduced a
resolution in Congress to make a separate OF
Assistant Treasury Department and War De
partment Trans Mississippi.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
S25 REWARD.

STRAYED, ON Sunday, the 18th inst, from
~ this place, a large, light bay HORSE,
bout Is hands high, years old. short name,
knot on fore leg. Twenty five dollars re-
ward will be paid for the delivery of said
horse to us in this place.
-. D. & v. BLOCK.
Washington, Dec. %, 1863. 1924
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
A6-Sw
Government, Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 10th inst, the follow
" ing cond, mued public property will be sold
vt Public Auction to the highest bidder. at the
Government Stable under tie eontrol of Major
j i. Thomas, Q. y. at Washington, Ark, viz:
{l1) Eleven MULES,
d5) Five HORSES,
(lU) Ten OXEN.
II, sale to commence Al II o'clock, A. NJ.
sBy rider of
ISAAC BRINkER,
Mai. ord Chief Q. NJ, D. A.
J. D. THOMAS,
Mai and Manfg Q. NJ. D. A.
WASHINGTON. AK. Jan. 6, 1864. 5O-2w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

FROM CHARLEsroN.-Charlesto Dec. IL.
The enemy again shelled the city at different
Intervals during the day.
Some six buildings were struck but no per-
son injured.
About nine this morning fort Sumpter took
hre-cause unknown yet.
The fire communicated to some outer tim.
Der work on the southeast angle; the wood
work was burnt and some ammuni ton de-
stroyed- Several casualties, but no portisu-
lars have yet been received.
The enemy's laud batteries opened heavily
on the fort during the progress Of the fire.
Moultrie and other batteries replied, and
the firing was kept up all day, ceasing at da rk
Charleston, Dec l3.-The casualties at
rt Sumter yesterday. were 10 killed and 80
wounded. Among the killed was Capt Frost,
A. G. s.. Sergt. Swanson, y. G. artillery, Capt.
Gailland's company of rcgulars lost 3 killed
and wounded. Col. Elliott was slightly
wounded On the head by piece Of brick, but
| remains in command.
| No firing last night, and no more shellinE
of the city.
| Charleston, Dec 13.-The boiler and pat
| tern shops Of Eason's foundary took fire about
! o'clock last night aud were destroyed.
Eleven shells were thrown into the city be-
tween III and Il O'clock. Several of them
contained Greek fire; which burned some ten
or titeeI minutes after explosion he ene-
my fired from four guLb,ar TN u'faB.uu> y
The hrtng seemed exceedingly spitcfuI. Ne
airing On Sumter
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

From THE RIO GRANDR.-We take the fol-
lowing from the San Antonio News Of the 81.
received from a Mr. Lay. who hal just arrived.
direct from the Rio Granie:
''He says that estimates the Federal
force higher than six thousand. He confirms
the previous report Of the enemy's heavy loss
in landing. Many OF the citizens of Browns
vile who crossed the river had returned
Only small part Of the town was burned. In
Consequence of the revolution in Matamoras
and Cortinas having the reigns Of Government
in his hands, all tue Confederate officers =. ne
city left-it being understood that COrtinas
favored the Yankees Maj. Chas Russell went
to Monterey. IL was believed that the Mexi
cans would soon displace Cortiuas. Banks had
left the Rio Grande, and ii was reported was
on his return to New Orleans in consequence
of an insurrectiOn in that city; out we presume
he has TUNED up on Matagorda Island. He
wants Indianola- Mr. Lay left Roma o. Fri
day last. lie says cotton trains were crossing
ST that point. Maj. Bonevide was at Rio
Grande city with some 400 or 500 Mexican
troops. He was going to give the Yankees Ats
if they had ventured pthat way. Great con-
fdence is repo.ed in him both by Mexicans and
Southrons. lie is efficient and gallant off,
Ger. Tabor, of the black flag, is in Matamoras
and purposes flying his sheet 10 the breeze ID
that city. Mr. L. came through San Patricio.
/ Col. Daft S regiment was encamped near that
place man who had been sent with a flag
/ OF truce TO the enemy on Mustang Island had
returned and reports that men had made
little resistance. IA they had no showing. Capt.
CARROTS militia company and Maltby'. artil-
| lery were the troops captured
''Col. Bradfute il claimed 1t i said he
could and ought to have ordered the men of
the Island and before the enemy landed The
same force, doubtless, has landed on Matagorda
Island, with the view of capturing Fort Esper-
ANA. If the fort was only built 10 defend the
Pass, it is presumed it will have to be evacu-
ated, as we have no adequate land force to
support it. Let US hope for the BEST
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13
HEADQUARTERS DEPT TRANS Mss. !
Shreveport, La, Nov. 18th, 1863.

THE following rotice of exch enge is publish
] d,.fcr the inform stion and guidance of all
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-13

1854. ALMANACS. Tls64.
ksOere's TraUr- mississippi Al
iVl manac, will be ready by the 23d
inst. Frice ST per copy, So per dezen, Sou
per hundred. Address orders 10
c.. L. SUTTON, 4 ..
Washington, Arks
Washington, Ark, Dec %. 1868. 4s-ot
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: CAUTION 10 rHE puR1In

Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
That remedies handed out Jor general use should
nave tner encaey established byweli tested expsr-
fence IN the hands Of regularly educated pbysi-
eans whose pre- eratoIy stu1ee fits him Tor all the
dulles ne must nnl1l; 70 theeonalry IL a,oded with
poor nostrums ana cure ais, purportirg 10 be the
best In the world, which are not only useless but nj.
Nays Injurious. ihs unfortunate should be PAR1IO.
ULAe In telecting bis physician 81 Is lanentabe
paaens are made miseI able ruined 1nsttuEions
~ mai; ment from inexperienced phys clans in
genera pfactice for tr to point generally conceded
egement o. tAese complaints should eDgroes tfs :
wnols Time OF those WHO would b. comp tent and
successful In their Treatment and cure. TIE mex.
perienced general practitioner, having neither OBJ.
portrRify nor time 10 make himsel acquainted wIthS
their p<thoIogy, commonly pureues one system Of
use q that aatiq rated and dangerous weapon, MeF-
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Bouquets, Cutfowers. Wreaths
ste1 and Crosses, e el "a
VXTII be fa-ni he'd at the shortest .notics at The
w GREEN oUsES' CORNER Of
North and Montreal Streets. MuBjoy HiiI
Albert and Joseph A. Dirwanger,
aHoq 4na. FLO RISTS. se 'sas sgys
Bouquets viii alwaysbe found at Low ell senter,s
Exchange street orders LETT there wi be prompt.
ly tended to. decl92wed &2weod
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A. ID
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An unfailing cure for spermatOrrhea. ssm,n.s u
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. ana ali s,sa..as
caused BY self pollution; such as Loss of Memory.
universal Lassitude. Pains in the Back. Dimbsss 81
VISION Premature old aga. Weak Nerves. DlABeu,,v
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on sne Face Pale Countenance, Insanity. Consuup.
non, and all the direful complaints caused bv a..
parting from the path OF nature. f.. - ~.
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No. 5 Temple Street.

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HAvEcoNFIpKNcr

All who have committed an Q GERS cfany kind
whether 1t be the solitary vice of outh or The atm
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer yeals.
,sEAk FoR Ay. ARTIDOT8 IN skAsON. >,
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitu ae and Nerve1.s
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton are u
~yll Qge the Barometer to the whole s. stem ~
Do not walt o. the Consume alton that Il sure 10 ff
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/ n, Disabled Limbs for ,ees Of beauty
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