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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

DEATH. OF Thomas Butler KIse.-A
prominent secessionist-one Of those whO.
while the South remained in the Union.
fed largely on Federal psp-Mr. Thom.s
Butler King-died at bis residence, iu
WsynesborO. Ware County. Georgia. on
the l0,h ultimo, Of pnsumoDia. Though
nstive Of Pennsylvsni.. b. WAS quite
youDg when be vent to Georgia. where
be married. snd where be became lad
ing politician. representing . large cos.
siltuency in the STATE Lssiassun. He
YES in favor Of notification, Ia 1888 be
wss elected to the House of Representa-
tives. and served during John Tylss's ad-
ministratiou, taking much interest IN
naval Affairs. =, ,-e a5---ce ~
General Taylor, on his elevation to tbs
Presidential chair. appointed Mr.. King
Collector Of the Port Of San Franciseo.
which Office be retained two ysara. When
the secession movement began. Mr.. King.
IN accordance with his old instincts. took
sides with it: and when Georgia secssdsd
he was sent to Europe as commissions
from his State. Rssurnins from abroad
be has SINCE reaidsd in the South. %,
Mr.. King ,was man Of cultivstsd lit.
ersry taste and e1tsnsivs acquiremeats-
an, educated. we'll informed gsnllsnsn.
bot fssrfully perYsrss in his political
.ympathiss.-Nes HorL Ess.isq POSI-
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Re.rl,,ylIhll. = 81 JaIy CeIebrasIon.

OartA 0f Jaly Celebration.
At . meeting held BY the citizens Of White
Cloud, Kansas, for the purpose Of making Ar
rangements to celehs.te the Fourth Of Jsly in
manner suitable 70 he day. The following Of
6cers were chosen: JosavA TAsLeR, Psesi-
dent. C. W. Norrs. Aerassy. VS. HAaais,
Treasurer.
The Chairman then stated the object Of the
meeting. The following Committees wefsthen
appointed:
Csnmiaee }sr tie Ss7sss Of Seleefi.s Gssunds.
ssei.g = elesrins Of same. ss5s.si.s Sest''
Tables, $e:-M. S. Mauck, Amos Dean, Robt.
Doney. R. 8. Wakefield.
Csmmitee o Regulations. for Mskins General
Arrangements: w. b. Forncrook, Joshua Tsy.
lor, ". W. Moore.
-cs..isses b. Pysssss -Spesk1s:-Corneiiu.
Doriapd, Dr. Thomas @. Shreve. - -ET
SCommittee On Nssie.-H. T. Macy. John
Whitman, Jerry svartz. James Moore, c. "
ShreVert' = II - =
+. Comn.ifire on, fssss,:-H r. Macy. v. Il
forncrook, Wells Gibbons. ,-u.-
Ks,sksls or lie Dsy:-Wm. Harris, C. w
Noyes. l'' "- COR
C&splin ftke Dsy:-Rev. DR.. Dickinson.
| W. II. Forncrook was chosen to read tht
Declaration of Independence. ''
Ample provisions will be made for all thos.
Wishing 70 attend.
| A resolution vas passed to have the proceed
iugs published in the White Cloud Chief
The meeting then adjourned.
p -ls JOSHUA TAYLOR, Gsirmsa.
c. ". NoyEs. GeerefGry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16
~ Illustrated papers are generally

~ illustrated papers are generally
humbugs. filled with cheap second hand
cuts. that were made to illustrate many
different subjects for q long series Of years.
However there are three genuine. meri-
torious illustrated papers published in the
United States embeliished with original
engravings. illustrating real scenes, and
gotten up at heavy cost. These three are
Harper's Weekly. Frank Leslie's Paper.
and the Nemaha Courier. .---...s Fl,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

gard With iudiffersncs the attempt OF any
European power to overthrow by forcs
or to supplsut BY fra1d. the institutions
Of any Republicaa Government On thus
continent. and that they will view with
extreme jealousy Is msnacing to the peace
aud Independence Of this. our coantry.
the efforts Of any such power to obtain
new footholds for monsrchical govern.
ment, ssstainsd BY foreign military forcs
in near proximity 70 the United States.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

No EXCUSE FOR PooR BkEAD.-We
tell people wherever We 60 that there is
no excuse for poor bread and biscuits, il
they have good -four. De Land & Co. e
Chemical Ssleratus mixed with the -four
will produce the bread. Bot mind. read
or. that you always get the genuine in
red pspers. The spurious article is put
up in green, and who will be so green as
to buy 1t, knowing what it is? Good
grocers sell the genuine.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ The remnant ofthe gallant Kan.
sss Let. is on it's way home to be muster
ed out. Irhas done its full share Of SER
vice during that time, and won it's share
of honors. Even on its way home, it
was not permitted to escape molestation
from the rebels. The boat on which they
were coming up the Mississippi River
was fred into by guerrilias, and two
members of the Kansas 1st killed,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16
War Views.

There has been very little Of import
snes from Grants army lately. Failing
10 carry the rebel works. in front. be 10
gradually changing his base. A report
s.ys that Fort Darling has been captursa:
: bot no official intelligence bss been re-
seeived confirming the same.
Morgan attempted to take frankfort.
Ky. but was compelled to raise the
siege and skedaddle. Frankfort was de-
Tended BY Governor Brsmletts. Gener-
81 Burbridgs followed and attacked Nor
san's forces. near CyDthis. on the 18th.
snd defeated them. killing 300 and tax
ing 400 prisoners. besides wounded
Morgan's com msnd is divided. and utter.
ly demorslized.
Gen. Smiths forces had fight with
the rebels, near Columbis. The rebels.
under Marmsduke. were defeated with q
loss of $50 men.
lne nrln8 ~ charleston and Forl
Sumter is kept up at intervals.
Beauregard had called for S. 200 troops
10 reinforce him in Richmond. but VA,
told they could not be spared.
General Gilmore made an attack or
Petersburg. Va. with l.40O picked
horsemen under Gen. Krantz, end be.
tween three and four thousand infantry
The cavalry penetrated into the city: bu
not being properly supported BY the in
fautry. fell back in good order. capturing
and bringing of with thsm Q I2-pound
u brsss piece.
General Sherman. near Dallas. is close
y pressing the rebels. they have beer
signslly repulaed in every attack.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

T. H. Baker has been appointed Com
missioner of Emigration for Kansas 10
the place of Mcdowell resigned. We
have heard nothing concerning these Com
missioners beyond their appointment
.ftehisoa Free Press.
We guess it will turn out as it did with
the volume Of compiled laws. which was
undertaken with the express understand.
ins thst it would not cost over specified
amount: bot the Legislature allowed more.
to make it sure; and the individual sf-
tsrwsrds put in an additional bill for
dosbls the original amount. and robbed
the State Of large sum Of money for
which he had rendered no equivalent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

r. The Bushwhackers are again
swsrming on the Missouri river. They
have been firing into boats for sometime
past. The telegraph has been cut for
several days below Kansas City. The
signs sagur another troublesome Sum-
mer. The rejection Of the Bushwhack
delegation BY the Baltimore Convention.
will increase the animosity Of the gentry
of the bush.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

BLAlRIsM "PErERED Our" The Blsi ir
fsmily hiss come to grief. When we re-
member the figure the whole family cut
In the Chicago Convention; how they
have been crowding on steam ever since;
snd how Frank, Jr.. was honored with q
responsible appointment. Immediately af-
ter abusing the Administration and Cab
met offcers-their fall is hard one. A
Union Congress and Union National
Convention are different institutions from
. President who permits the Blairs to be
smear him and rub it in. First, the
Senate smoked out the sharp process by
which he had conspired with th. Prosi-
dent to hold a military position and q
seat in Congress at the same time; then
the Baltimore Convention kicked out the
representatives Of the Blair clique from
Missouri. by vote of 440 to 4. (only
lle to J; and to csp the sheaf, the Com
,ni.tee on Elections in Congress have de-
clayed Blair not entitled to . seat, and
that huox was fairly elected. Good-bye,
B:airs 1t is to De hoped the Presidsn,
will now begin to "see it."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

GENERAL GRANr's OPINION OF Hrs
Own SIruAroN.-A gentleman from the
front. tells the following good story Of
General Grant: A visitor to the army
called upon him. one morning. and found
the General sitting in bis tent smoking
and talking to one of bis staff officers.
The stranger approached the chieftain
and inquired Of him % follows: Seen
ersl, if you flank Leo and get between him
aud Richmond. will you not uncover
Washington and leave it prey to the
enemy ?" General Grant, discharging q
cloud of smoke from his mouth. indif1er-
emily replied. Eyes. l reckon So" The
stranger. encouraged BY . reply. pro-
pounded question number two: General.
do you not think Lee can detsch sufficient
force FROM bis army to reinforce Beaure-
gard and overw wbslm Butler ?" "Not .
doubt Of it," replied the General. Be-
coming fortified BY his success. the strsng-
er propoundsd question number three. as
follows: General is there not danger
that Johnston may come up and reiniorce
Lee. SO thai the latter will swing round
and cut of your Communications, and
seize your supplies ?" "Vsry likely" "
was the cool reply Of the General. and be
knocked the ashes from the end Of bis
cigar. The stranger. horri6ed at the aw-
fol fate about to bsfall General Grant and
his army, made his exit, and hsstened to
Washington to communicate the news
Washingtoa Correspondent Of lMw York
Times, June 3. as: j"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ Mr.. E. Holcomb has visited this
place, for the purpose of procuring sub
scribsrs for . mammoth msp Of the
United States. recently Published. 1t is
the largest map Of the kind We have ever
seen. Those desirous Of obtaining . copy
Of the map. will have an opportunity Of
subscribing. a. Hr. Holcoub proposes
calling on oil the citizens.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

81 H Tbs Investigator says Hawkins
Taylor. Mail Agent was in Troy, las,
wsek. Was it not another Agent. named
Ingersoll. instead of Taylor! A hand
come reward will be paid to any one who
will inform rs Of what earthly or unssrth-
y uss be 10 to the service. 1t may be inn
portsnt to send him around. bu, ws fail
IN So II
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ The Leavenworth Bulletin, speak
ing Of some ofths personsges present at the
late Democratic State Convention, alludes
10 "Formsn, full Of grog." We presume
Il means John w. Forman Of this Coun-
ty, whom we do not think was there.
But. little Is we sympsthiss with MIR.
Formsn's Democracy. we must inform
the Balletin thst it does him injustice. A
more sober psacssble and civil man docs
not reside in Kansas; and ss to bis Cop
perheadism, we have been told that be
contributes more for the support Of the
families Of Union soldiers, than any man
in Wayne Township.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

H The Indians are getting trouble
come in Colorado. and on the plains be-
tween there and here. Gov. Evans. Of
Colorado. has made an urgent appeal to
Gen. Curtis. to order the troops now in
Colorado to march to the relief Of the
threatened settlements. 5ia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ President Lincoln has accepted
the nomination of the Baltimore Con
vention. On the 9th inst, he was waited
on by the Convention, who, in an address,
informed him of his nomination. The
President replied as follows:
Il will neither conceal my qualification
nor restrain the expression of my graft.
tude. that the Union people through
their Convention. in the continued effort
to save and advance the Nation have
deemed me not unworthy to remain in
my present position. l accept the nomi-
nation rendered. and yet. perhaps, ]
should not declare de6nately before re-
ceiving and considering what is called
the platform. l will say now. however.
that I approve the declarations in favor
of 20 amending the Constitution as to
prohibit slavery through out the Nation.
When the people in revolt with the hun
dred days explicit notice that they could
within those days resume their allegience
without the overthrow of their institutions.
and that they could not resume it after
wards, elected to stand out, such an
amendment to the Constitution as is now
proposed, becomes fitting and necessary
conclusion for the success Of the Union
cause. Such alone can meet and cover
all cavils. / now perceive its impor-
tance. and embrace it in the joint names
of Liberty and Union. Let US sll labor
to give it legal form and practical ef
feet. .....
At the conclusion of the Presidents
speech, all of the COMMITTEES shook him
warmly by the hand. and offered their
personal congratulations.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ The st. Louis Democrat, the or
gan of the Missouri Radicals, hoists the
nsmes of the Baltimore nominees. The
Fremont party will poll about such . vote
- the Birney Abolitionists did in 1874.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ It is stated in an exchange that
the s.sils Of the St. Louis Sanitary Fair
will, probably. amount to $500. .000.-
How much OF this vast smouut will
reach thoss for whcm it was contributed
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ The Fourth Of July will Be eels.
brsted in this placs. in 6ne style-with
Barbecue. DC. Particulars will b given.
when the Committee Of Arrangements
complete their prepsratious. q fsi6
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=Wfstr rDyT.-BryoxF this i number d

%Wfs.r 0n.-BrvuxE this number Of
the Chief Is issued. we will be on our
wsy toward sunrise. After over feur
years. hard labor and close application.
We have q longing once more to revisit
the scenes where we could run barefoot
and permit our shirt-tails to hang out
with impunity-,hs lsld, whers, clear
streams Aow over psbbly beds; where
bluegrass and clover. apples and pears.
peaches and plnms. cherries. and .surr ants,
and grand old maple. beech and popular
forests sbouud; where bass sud sun6st
nibble, and "whsre the old folks stay
whore they Gil their quotas for Union
volunteers. then offer their. militia: and
where they export Vall.udigham'.- W.
anticipate great old time. The chetrie'
we shall eat. will shame the woodpeckers
and throw into the shads the storisd 10
cality where che directors were compellei
| 70 move tbs school -house. We shall q
swimming 10 clear waters. where one i
not liable to come ont ~itb the 6rst farm
above plsstered over his person-in fec
We have . pressntimsnt that WsTcsn brint
to light q whole wardrobe of socks
drswers and shirts that we misteriousl.
lost sight Of almost ten years ago-all ii
an excellent state Of preservation, in COD
sequence Of the atmosphere having beel
thoroughly excluded. We shall probsbl..
be absent more than Q month. which
about the length Of time it will requir
to make rs home-sick for Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ Gold is now only u est. The
other day. it Was 81 sS. The Speculs-
tors esrtainly ooald bring Il up to ~.
Il they would try. eF7oh ssi e 5i'aa'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

H The Leavenworth Times speaks
Of storehouse in that city being in .
.'quiutescent" state. Probably Il was
used to store Dctch cheese. h97sn . !'c
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

GoDrI's LApr's Book for Jdty is on
our table. 1t is superb number. Ev-
cry lady should read Cooley. Terms s3
per annum. -. ..,.-.h L.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

The second son Of JEFF Davis. aged
four years, fJossph T.. ell from 9 posti-
20 of Ds,is' hsoss on ihs aotb OF April.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

NoncE TO ScHooL DDrnIer CLERKs.
Rev. p. McYicsr. County Superinten.
dent of Schools for Shswnes County. has
issued the following important notice to
Clerks Of School Districts. 1t is appli-
cable to other Counties, ss we'll % to
ShawDes: - '''5-z =
ut is very important that the Clerk Of
each School District should attend to the
following provisions Of the School Law:
1st.L To call tha annual meeting on the
last 9narsasy ~ June. giving notice OF
the same ten days before.
transmit to the County C'efk on
or 6store the frst day Of July . certified
list Of all persons iu the district liable to
pav faxss. -f-rg 80 ..aiv ~ 7 ny
81. To certify to the County Clerk on
or before the first day Of Asguss the ss.
gregate per centags levied on the real snd
personal property Of the district. % re-
turned on the assessment roll of the Coun-
ty.75l- 4 gfas los, 80 .rrss -72' g.
! II is very desirable. also. tbss each
Clerk upon entering upon the duties Of
his Office shooid immsdisisly send ihs
address OF the School District Board to
the County Superintendent Of Public In
slruction. ~ 80 igar g. l.-HF 80 ''''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ Geo. w. Kingsbury publishes his
fourteenth announcement that his connec-
tion with the Yspkton Dskotian has
ceased. His nams still stands ct the head
Of the paper. and there is ample time for
his 6fteenth farewell, before the close Of
The second year Of that Journals existence.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

n The guerilla force that was re-
ported TO be committing depredssions in
Kentucky. laid seigs to Frankfort, which
wss dsfsndsd BY militia under Governor
Brsmblstts. Two assaults were made BY
the rebels. and repulscd. The gusrillss
rsissd the ssigs and sksdsddlsd, on Sun
dsV. =
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

TIE FoRr P,LLow MAssAcRE JusrI;
y,Ep.-Ope of Forests soldiers. an eye
witness of and participant in the massacre
at Fort Pollow. thus describes and at
,empts to justify it. in the Atlanta Appeal
Of late date:7 r1u.a a. ts5H G1F
The sight was terri6c-tbe slaughter
sickeuiug. Wsarisd with tine slow pro
cess of shooting with their guns. onr
troops commenced with their repeatsrs.
aud every Gre brought down 8 foe; and
so close was the Eg ght tbss tho dead would
fall upon the soldier that killed. Still
the enemy would not. or knew not bow to
surrender. ra .a usa Er =. .s-
The Federal fsg. that hated emblem ol
Tyranny, was still proudly waving over
the seene. Others rushed to the passsgs
between the fort and the river for tbs
purpose Of passing down the river toward
Memphis; bot the troops stationed here
BY Genersl Forrest to guard this very
contingency, opened Ere upos them, and
the enemy then rushed upon . coal barge
and endeavored to push it Of; bat con.
cestrated Gre from our whole column soon
put 40 end to this experiment. Several
hundred wers shot in this boat and ia
Coldwster. while sndeavoring to escape.
The number in the water was so gres,
that they rsssmblsd drove of hogs
swimming across the stream. But not q
man escaped in this way. The head
above the water was beautiful mark fol
the trusty rife Of our unerriug marksmen.
The Mississippi river was crimsoned with
the blood Of the flying foe. Or soldiers
grew sick and weary in the work oi
slaughter, and were glad when the worh
was done. a.i -...I Pc
General Forrest begged them to snr'
render, but he was TOLD with an air of in
sultipg defiance that be could not TAKE
the place. and that they asked for no quar-.
ter. Not the first sign Of surrender wa
ever given. Gen. Forrest expected Sur.
render after entering the fort. and anxious
ly looked for it as he witnessed the car
mage; but no token was given.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

cs The locust ties al IN old whsIf ~ ens,
tiiaois. boil. in l774. hsvs joe. essa seg
np. Ths timbss i hssd snd 6ru 9 nnnsa
lad down. bae 'si-s' 7....o,;.yol p.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

~ The splendid Gag !. the St. Loaia
Sanissry Fair. hes been yotsd to the 10th
Kaasas. tsa. f1s7 f7a sIsaas c9r-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-16

'filt-C- 2 lA-l-f--. -. ~ = s-a-F
s--F r. -
"a Eeio7 Gesa .ss - ~ ID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
LATEST ME ws.

AFTERNOON REPORT.

HALIFAX, November 25.-The Asia, from
Liverpool 18th, Queenstown 18Th, has ar
rived
A treaty Of peace has been adopted by both
Danish Chambers
La France SAYS Brazil has broken of ella
tons with the United States on account oil
the Florida affair
Parts bourse 6rm (Glad of it.
,ihs Paris Patrie asserts that Eugland has
called upon the Great Powers to protest col
leetlVey against the seizure Of The Florida.
The Hcme Secretary has refused to re.
prIevs Mailer, who was 10 be executed on
the l4th.
LIVERPOOL, November l2-P. M-Cotton
quiet quoted at 494d higher. Breadstufis
steady Provisions dull Consols 9l6slId.
Tor money. Erie 4O@4l. Illinois Cenlral
5l@52 discount.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

LoUlsyllLE, Nov. 24--The Journal reiter.
ates that Hosd's army occupies Waynesboro,
from which point he threatens both Nash
vile and Paduoah.
That portion Of our army confronting him
Is concentrated at Pulaski, and is being plac-
cd in State defense.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

NEw YoRE, Nov. 25.--Ths Herald Wash,
lngton special says It is reported from City
Point that two divisions OF Early = army have
arrived at Petersburg.
Visna Erankford Go, has been occupied by
our troops offering protection to inhabitants
and enabling refugees to return.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26
NGm advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE,
John b. hesrlsr No. 2s07,

Johh B' hesrlrr No 29O7,
Ns. superior Court.
Jesse Duncan, ell. al
by virtue OF, and in obedience to, the command o
- an order ot sale made IN the above cause ana
70 me directed by the superior Court o Montgomery
county, ONO, Will otter at Puelr Sale al tho door
DAY, December Jlst, 1864, at o'clock p M of saia
Say, the following real estate, viz
Lots nllmberad four thousand one hundred and
hirty-hVe fl3D, four thousand one hundred and
mrty-HN (1laOl, four thousand one hundred and
thiry.seFfn l4ljI, four thousand one hundred and
gsItYhve Aii5)' and lonr thousand one hundred and
orty-sx (4llG) as numbered on the revised Mat of
9i she oity Q, Dayton, Ceunty OF Montgomery, and
ALso the following lots and parcels of lands situate
~ shd county OF Montgomery, and State of Ohio and
described as follows, to,wt Sixteen Lots, numbered
from ons to sixte n, inclusive in He nv Bacon smith =
subdivision Of out lot, mum befed eight Bl in Short,
survey norm Of Mad River, In Mad River Township
IN the Cotsty OF montgomery, and State Of Ohio as
Iald subdiyApr. Nv -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-26

1(obbkr bOhi.E 10 nothed that Ella Boyls did
III on lhe hth day OF september, A d. isoi hle
oommon Pleas within and Tor the County OF Mont
9omery and State OF OHIO, ASKING that she NAV he
divorced from tho said Robert BOYLE, which n"ti,,an
wiii stand Tor hearing at the next tar Of aid Conf
duty ELLA R0Y7 NJ "'h'0'' VI
J, H. Bto0OgT. Atty.
Sept. 90 1884 ..,Q5 -
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nh. A. GEIGEh will hereafter attend eri{ysiaslU to
~ su office practice, and will give "Specia Atten.
ton to the treatment OF ofCHRONlC DISEASES, euch
as Diseases Of the III HROAT and LUNGS, 0r the EYE
and EAR, SCRoFULOUs AFFECTIONS, 6c PTim.
MJ and Secondary SYPHILIS, GONURRHFA
GLEET brRlUlURES, IMPOTENOY, &c Also
DrKAsEe PEooLIAR TO FHnALss, and esert variety "
thonie Dtss1ss whatever may be its character.
Office hours from n m to Q y IN
Sundays, Z to lOa IN, 2 to . D ~.
othce-Corner OF Jefferson aud Fifth st, Ba, ton,
Ohio' Octs lmdSmg.ll