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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, couD,v o,u
District Ai'h JNds,l
Action brought In the District Com, o,.,..-
enth Judicial District, and the complain eiIt ey
CG1ny o. ~ DoIaoo, N the once Of the Ts.A y
The People Of the State OF CaTIEornj.v - Alnk
emyth and Elisabesh Smyth (his wiFsi % VT. Mn. T.
JenSnn. Defendants. GREETING: :" uad Ralsr
You are hevehy rquiteViTo appeay (Ds..a
brought against BY Rahort Whit D., Ia eeilaa
the Di<triCi Court Of he Eleventh JnS;.ss.,1 .
In and for the Couhty Of n Dorado 49, = peSic
the complaint nltd therein on the Ia,b ~ Nnlker
gust, A. D. 1854, within ten days texcl'S,yy o. T.
das ol servlcry, eI'rr ne service on zoo sf ~,
out Of this Couhty but within this Inj,s,. stea
within .fBttH5- = Soy13; a>aFVCA, 81 40 sgvtt.
trci, then Wthln forty daga-or iudrr,.. II ~
fault will he taxi n against you Ite-
The said &C Ion u hrAught to Obtain III,
against said deftS smyth for IN. - IUapniAt
drrd and hfty dol an, Nttl tntereEt 4, tbs n-
per cent per monih from the StA day :, n. mnsO
1880, all get to he due upon a rerISin n-tepesr
note, execuf. a ny said last amed dQf,tr. !. ~
last named date, Tn said PIT; also, for 49,. ~
cOsinR . certain HOrtRase eSsrtI,+d hS usee iors
Snyth TO sal pl'd. to secure the N. v,-- eShI
note. and a. even date therewith, and ~ y d 96
the pre- described In said morsravs "e W aR II
rer'",n 20. 4nn In'PIovenents situated Rae-,.sIA
Sarramei to road, At the turn therruf .d,,NS WIhs
mi
lowa,'s trace and more particularIr 1"'qlng HOL
prd complaint, copy whereof accomn.sl'tul b
writ. Also t"r Judgment for The sum 81 ~ :. ihs
dollars paid in taxes on saId pPt mIsss y" IIloo
1893. with interest thereon. prin. ipaI ma and
gold and silver cNn ~ Y. 8 AIso tsreN 10
t"rerlcdnE The eqnIly "f ri-urpttnn or ~ teeee S
Peter Jensen, In -ald premises ard ev.r ~ ~" gen
Of, and such ther r-li as may b, ur,,I pAN ners.
in the prenises; and y yeH fsi 10 ann. =, sna nH
/ swrT thr said complaint =. Abnv r,ni. ~ 80 an
Pln Uill take Judgmra 'gA'hs y"n r .s d 49,. ~. ~
! SAID complaint. ' PfJe d
Witness, Hon W Br" way JuiR. # ,,un
trio Curt 81 ID" H. VII 'h J,driai pl.tric, ~
~ Attest ~ hand. snI H.. 49,
sE,r ICour H. ard hr - id C,p,,v Tum Sa
- do, hrrrt .hIc.L ~ nsic. in NJ. c..s S~a.
PIAcrrvlfi,. this the i2ih d,y A'c,.. !" th' .N n
c, u'CARPE TFR C1.x
Nv order " Ilnn Ogh Squirrs c.,,,',uE s"l
said County tu"t GJ CInr1~,.. IrHHs n
A. c. SEtRLE, Prn's Atty. N'erA'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
ADMINS RAToR's SAL Z OF
REAL ISI ATE.

n Of1cE is h. rehv given that. II pur,uance Of al
4N order of The PT'b,t, Court ~ tht county O n
Dorado, IN th+ State a. q lforh hi', made the Ssd
day Of August. d 1854 IL the matter ~ ihr u
tate o. W. HolinGsw"rth deceased, the uhd. rsiyl'
ed. Administrator OF said estate EIl sen. a: publr
auction. 10 the hiRheai bidder Er cash. il, PER
Gel, ana subject to confirmation hy said Probate
Court, on frday. ihE 30th day Of e-pieniber D
l>o4' at l2 o'clock At G. Iona. in said county al
the rRht, title, interest estate OF tie aniS inter
EST the time ~ his 4, Ath and all the igh. he
a. interest that tie sad estate has. BY OPERATION Of
law or othrrWi>e, quirt.' other flan d in adf
t"n TO mat OF the said interest, al the time Of M
h"ath, IN ~ to all that lot piece Fparcvl Of A1d
situated lying and being IN said county and deserib'
ed as iolloWs, to sit: That certain Saw Mil known
as the Mountain Mill, Bear Greek. in GeOrgrto!n
Township, and th- land thereunto hello ngsg sdosn'
ing Graham's land on the SOuIh side, aud Bigloys
land on the West, three hundred acres, more or le
Also, Lumb yard, lot IN CoIoma. about one-ban
acre, adjoihin Hawley's lard on the Fast, Chlrch
street on the Soulh. on the West ny John Wander
heydens lot and on the North BY Browns lOi~ 5av}
Terms sn& eOnditions OF sale cash to be paid 90
the day Of sale.
EA McDON AID,
Administrator OF the Estate Of W. F. HOlliDEsWnTm
deceased.
August 9Th, 1854.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
a SPRING STYLES! -
~1se4. 1884. q
! LAMOTT,
THE LEADING HALTER OF THE
STATE,

STATE,
81 J Street. Near I'D. Sacramento,
HAS ISSUED THE SPRING styles Of GDNTs,
IL DRESS HATS.-They are eleTantS
different from anything vet introduced In this state
All should call and see them, and, In order 70 be
DRESSED, should have one Of them
- His stock Of SOFT HATS comprises ALL
Shapes. Oolors and Prices
GAPS for Men, Youths and Children.
Of new styles, and all varieties and prices.
Buggy Robes and I,adiaas Tur. =, al
kinds and prices4 complste assortment on hand Al
Al :timss Also, q nne assortment, Of HOPsE.
Remember, II yOu wish to buy CHEAP. call On
LADIOTT,
81 J St, near 2'l, Sacramento.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
SUMMONS.

S'TATF oF CA;ItCkNfl Cout " ~ Ir no,..,.
- ~ In Ju,u"t', ourt. q. o,ye,., On Ya-,.so
Tue Pop - Oi 'hr stat % Ealii.ynja 500 C,..p
iug to Jerom' Abb, 4 Pinr-y: V''e'
W. ar k"rehy summon 4 10 appear h.t,..
al my ne "a the Township 81 Cis, rg.,v, ~
rour'v % D"raho ~ II, 2>'h day Of tri'h, :, "t
n l>t+. - tn u"o'clock NJ to ansvs, -.
'h- III amt - Jaroh GlSs,ri q, Geo...s.e s.'o
7 'Tu-' T. ai"'-sSiT; ~" .u's yru ~ ne. V,tIl.
,um '''l" l"'lr-d ard 'W,n'v ',u, d, l,r, ,n.
H'rr - Win hi'rr'', '-g.d t' ~ dn, Mn ~
y"u uI'tu y" c,fiSn pT"rli,sIy bot. - .,, -, e.
sum = CO.. u hrri iti al dnl'.-. rfd an -.
ttl'G?p) dSrd A. G."rR.t W Ma, l.. ga
and payai'- onr day r. m dai- Ga .1,ra1
's'~r ~ ,rd' r.lu 3 coin, I'D b, a. ~ .,,-,,,
'hr rte 90 "" pr 'tn' Icr r'"i'Fs ;i1paa ~,
'thrr '"r rish'-'u dol'Hts. dated - q, o,V.,.,
Fen lr;h, 4 La, and paw sbl- a. CLr,,.,,I =,
P"r'"'. "n" ".'.''H iIo.v d.. ID i',i r-s, a, ~
49,, ~ Wn I.ef cont. ~ .or'I Sad rc, 80
h. ~ sS'g""d =" Ja.,b Gia.<r,st .-rnpi., q,
N " f,'c' D. u 'n- A. ~ a. t!' a. uy,R-
~ ind. rri'W ~ brtI a-t5,s' r, 90
I'D hr"u''. t"g, ,'h'r ~irh rs-s,- sod da- -. :
you 'Nil to sppeT al d snSu-r.
!" - -. nt ~ Co.. abb - > Il, -.do r..
". Gr -ttrR '-NHtr legal >, j., s,t r4.r, -
TN'' nu'' ~ hAnh.'his Ihr w, n.y., y,r,h n,
diy oiJay, \. h. l>t4 w
Ju-t,rr Of the Peace in ard for y, Dorado ca e.
ir-r cVuy
WV T CiEss, Constable
l. 'pr"artg adIdasu "f ..ld rl,Ytr r,,
sad u ',ilaa's, Ip"D uhoR, the ipT-EoitE q surro,,
= TO he s"fT' a. have parted 'roro -, Sal, al
that rauss ~ trton Eis'- a,uin-.tker m th,c,,
"A in"ti"h al tn PAdin II 10 "rder that .,yys,
"''hr oregon sun uoEs b. ~ Ad- rs pubhcatIor IN
'h' N""h'a pemWrs > v.etiv n. srsr.r npk
Ished ~ th's o"uniy thr-- piat.u g. cum ne, A.,
"r ss'h dy ~ Ju'y A u 1864
So p sxiSi ~
ia ic- of he Pace u and l,s II Dnrad, L. urty
- 'rutt ~.
'v$T5S' VT. Girk, C,,..tsb,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

AEAUhy Which many q poor fellow
has been borne aWaY-The wsye of q
Iaes-edged eambtic h1ndk erchief
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
LET 1T PASS.

LET 1T PASS
Be not swim to take offence
Let it pass.
Anger is foe to sense;
Let it pass.
Brood not darkly Ger . wrong
Which will disappear ere long;
Rather sing this eheery song
Let it pass,
Let 1t pass.
Strife eOrrodes the purest mind
So ths unregarded wind,
Let il pass.
Any vclgar soulR that live
May condemn without repFieve!
'Tis the ROble Who forgive.
Let it pass,
Let II pass.
Echo not an angry word;
Let it pass.
Think how often you have erred
Let it pass.
Since our JOYS must pass away
Like the dew dro' on the spray,
Wherefore should our sorrows stay:
Let 1t pass,
Let 1t pass.
II for good you've taken i'll;
Let it pass.
Oh be kind and gentle still
Let it pass.
Time at last makes all things straight
Let us not resent, but wait,
And your triumph shall be great;
Let it pass.
Lei it pass.
hid your anger to depart;
Let II pass.
Lay thsse homely words to heart,
Let il pass.
FolloW not the giddy throng-
Better to be wTonged than wrong;
Therefore sing the ehsery SOng-
..ltf Let Il pass,
Let 1t pass.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
NEW GOODS!
For the Spring Trade /!
TTNHE Undersigned is now receiving large arrivals
i Of SPRING AND SUMMER

Il Of SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS!
OF the latest styles an1 most beautiful patterns,
comprising
Splendid Mcire Ant que Patterns,
Rich Plain and Fancy Silks.
Plain, Plaid and Striped Alpacas,
American, French and English Prints,
Lawns, Ginghamss Chambl ays,
White Goods of every description,
English and French Merinos,
French p quet and Cotton Roya'e,
Plaid, Check and Striped Rep Goods,
Pacific and Manchest ter Delaines,
Traveling-dress Goods, in great variety
French Stripe and Check Mohairs,
P AID, Che ok and Striped Poplins,
AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE
FANCY GOODS!
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime the nsW stock, which they VIII nd in variety
beauty and quality far excels any ever heretofore
brought tn this city.
Prices always the LOWEST IN THE STATE
20 Terme, for the future, strictly kB- CASH.
CHAs. B. PETIT
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

BE- virtuous and vote for McClsII.p.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Here ,hNl. tb, PEIs, tu- r."Ii. ram. E.aayA.b.
CEANed b! iLaLrL.t ALI LLti.'-: eS.G.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE oE CAIIPORNII County % n porak.
y la u Z CouRty Court in and for said Couniy
c NrHPi'Y' lv'l'ed s'A',' internal Rt'e
vs. noe.
- His CREDITORS Fihy Cents
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
BILIOUS MALAD1Es; &C.. &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver It is
repelled and exterminated by his searching panIess
and irresistible curative Bilious remittents bilious
purgnR' ana an the ordinary disorders OF the organ
indicated By pain in the right side and between the
shoulders yeowness Of the whites Of the w.ak-
ness and debility, &C.. relieved and removed bv
the remedy. with celerty which astonishes the suf
ferers and their friends Let the sick whom the fac
ulty have abandoned, resort with confidence to this
powerful anti-hilious agent, and restoration TO
health and activity will BE- the unVarying result.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
These Mighty Healers, World-Known
and World-Triei. D..
ARE A BOON TO THE SICK.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources Of the deadlie,t malatlies their
ef-rt is TO vtate all the fluids Of the body and to
send poisoned stream through all The channel- Of
circulation Now, what is tn, operation Of he Pills?
TheV cleanse The bowels, regulate tn. liver bring the
relaxed nr irritated stomach into a natural cond-
ton. aud. acting through the secretivr organs uPoN
THE BLOOD ITSELF habg the state OF the systt from
srknt IS 70 health, by exercising simultaneous and
EhOIrs"me effect ufon al It's parts and 'nrctions
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHGA.
WEAKNESS. &c. Ac


WEAKNESS, &C., &C.
The terrible bodily and mental pangs which char
acteriHe dyspepsia are at once mtigAed by the Pills
Diarrh9a, constipation. head ache physical prOs;ra
tiOn nervous tremors hot fushes spasms afFrctions
1.-THE Kidneys hemorrhoids or piles and in fact alI
internal complaints, from whatever cause arising.
give way before the salutary influence Of this extra
ordinary remedy. AS 4 specific for dysprpsia and
the disorders connected with 1t, or growing ont of n
the Pills are always to be relied on when every otb
medicine and mode OF treatment has utterly failed.
RoHo'cnys PiHs are the Best Remedy kaoaon in
ne WorEdfoT The ToUO1oin0 DisS1Mes
Asthma. Dyspepsia, Headach.
Bowel Complaints, Darrhoea, indieestion
Coughs, Dropsy, Influenza.
Colds. Debility Ingan,'n",t
Chest Diseases, Fever and Ague, Inward weak.
OnShveness. Female complaints. ness
Liver Complaints, Low Spirits, Piles.
Stone and Gravel, secondarv S,u,,.....
Vrnereal Affections, Worms 81 II LiP'y"'' LipS.'
81 CAUTI0N!-None are genuine unIess the
words " Holloway, New York and London.n are die.
cernlote as Water.mark In every leaf OF the book
OF directions around each boz the same NAV he
PLAINLY seen BY holding the leaf to the light. A
handsome reward Eutbe EiVeP 10 arg ,eae rendering
sucn information as may lea tc the detection Of anY
Pany or parties coupterfeitinf the medicines or
Vending the same, knowing theTl. TO be sDurtoua
.aSoh at the mannfactory Of Professor HoIIovav
" Maiden Lane. New York, and By All res1ectabis,
druggists and Dealers In Medicine throuebont he
OnIeo S4tss and We civilized world IN hors. - m
cents 80 tents, and ~ 10 each '''O0
larger sizes. - '@AinS 'ne
N.B-Directons for the guidance Of pat,an.s in
every disorder areafhxed 10 each hox. rscni9yII
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD

That the above statements can at all times be yer.
ihed by the written testimony (extendng through a
quarter Of century, Of tens of thousands Of un.
impr achable Witnesses
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
WOMAN IN ALL HER DIFF.
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of this harmless hut effective preparation
At the two epOchs Of life In which the female system
undergnrs the most important and critical changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They are also confidently recon-
mended Us sprcihr In very disorder to which fe
males are eXelnSiYrlv anhircf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
PR IN TING

To he found anywhere North Of san Francis."-
which facts they prepared To- prove by o'culs'
demonstration to AL VII" may desire 4L!ihiuG u
theiT line, from
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

WAsHlSoToy, May 2o The Secretary Of
the Treasury has directed he Assistant Treas.
lrers at New York. PhiIsdrlpbia, and Boston
o receive Eve per cent legal teBdeis wllh un-
detached coupons at the full amount Of their
see, and June coupons in pay ymeht Of ten for
icB 90 f.Tr
The Subscription for this popular loan com
inue to flow in at the rate Of million a day,
md il The new International revenue and tar.
fT act were in full operation, he revenue from
he sources would il is thought, pay the enliro
expenses oflhe Government 'H}a
To provide in the meantime FOR the pay Of
he army, and for the EXPENSES Of the great
military movements now in progress, bouds Of
l8Sl--lo the ,mount oi so 100 600 or 15, 900,
OOO--wll probably be offered through the AS
,,stnnt Treasury and National Banks, to tho
nis hest bidders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
A Reconnaissance ON Bn,isr's line.

NEw YoeK, May 29 Fumes letter from
Bermuda Hundred, May 9th, reports that a
reconnaissance Of the rebel position was made
~ the previous day on the line Of Blskrhouse
Creek by General Martindale, with Lsven's
brigade Of his division The enemy we're
'ound in rife pits and inirenchmehts, after
their skirmishers had been driven back, and
our forces withdrew. We had three killed
A dozen wounded Among the latter is Col.
ouel Dalton, Of the 2lst Come .ticut, danger
ously
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

BD-Mr John Brough treated the National
Guaid OF the "loyul" county Of Clarke in an
ourag. Gus manner The 'CHrkr county
regiment lett Springfield IN a gay" sxuber.
ence Of spirits, 'smld the hzzss Of The pau
lace aud in bout weeks time "a life long
d. moerRI" had II divided in three pafts,
each part be;ng assigned to "this, thss and The
other" regiment The Sprinield New, half
q sorrow, hail in anger, sag: I'VE hore he
(BrouRh) is done With bis fantastic tricks"
T. This "lovAN p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30

Nav YoRE, May ~ - The lines Washing
on special SAYS sColonel who has jusi arrived
iom The front, wbeie he left yesterday (Fri.
IL, } morning, informs me tbat during Thurs
lay night and Ftiday morn,ng L-eeVscuated
is strong position ON the North Anna, aud
silh bis whole army is IN full retreat toward
2ichmond Our troops are 70 lowing him
loosely We took a few prlsonrrs They state
he damage doue By Sheridan has been repair
d, and that Beauregards army or the main
,ody Of it, was within the inlrenehments Of
Richmond on Wednesday
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
another BrOKen.lIsaded sena-
tor

Charles Sumner has competitor for the
Senatorial honor Of getting whipped sena-
tor CiIndier, one Of the most oul.mouIhed
and sbudve Abolition blowers 10 the county,
insued D W. Voorhees, NJ The public table
Of the Naliorsl Hotel in Washington the 9th.
er day by calling him traitor and "oopper.
head, and Voorhees, knocked him down.
Chand' 'er then pitched into flanagan, another
Indianian, who again 6aor,d the ineLriated
Chandler Great Indignation among the
"loyal r.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM WensthoH and W Stewart, Dayton George L.
Boyer hisnisiurgi 3 90 slayer , nion, n ndsr.
son Neuteryiile; " ytra. New Lebanon; " Task sah
Chsmhrrsiurgi y l. Rautr, HAfrehuFg D Divine,
lOhnsvllei ArnGid Lmtsrt. -aath Arlinrtoni IGnnh
Sm' er, Wosl Baltimore; Rookie 4 10, 0ormantnRni
] W Nprnly Vanddiai u Nickois, Lperv; y kosb
Far,neFHYllle HsverinR Herr saletuiJ W PYenaont,
coi lRfkersburRj and ~ nruHglsfa and Marehanta
geRssAlS throughout the Ueitsa bta,gs aaa psnadas
aR2idly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Perry wssysr, laiptlh sgNlns, Nat an n. BOYS, re.
tehdsnt Before lohu Burnett "a use th feaeN
o. n rsnu lNWnritpt Moui. ntnf ~ 4 uuhfy hio
nRthe IS day Of Msirh ises al J0siics lSsu,d
Y an or,irr OF Attschr ept ia the utEFe artios f,r
We sum OF siNtesn dollars and ninst d,e cents
Tral 90 the ltih say OF May. At ona oclors U
a9wa PkReY WEAVER
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LEGAL NOTICE

ON the 81 dsy ~ Mar Mad is5a,a pettios vaa
" hed IN The once oi the lsfk ~ ihs Com al
nmuon Tiers the county ~ Nj ntaofnery and IA
sta'e r. OHIO. ~ 10 sph hnek. Al aalsth v, koH
DANIEL Young, and AagusIus re- H. shish :.
ut On "A pehaing IN rsid Court, the ol lrct ard
runnlng y tween lots Ne if5 and 10; alsa lelu 81
lnts No itS end tBA In tn toNn Il N aroisiur M
ANd G ppy, unnnk irom Van tFeet - souihs -
drecfion, interreet ne an slsy ini ring r0rth and
eoutns aud 10 thene eAst % OanAi afreofi ~ %
60 vAcAte said alley Aceordlnsy
ADAM CLAY,
Nay ls, lses s-dlWeWt Attorney ior Pstaeeer,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
The Ashland Union thus announces ser.

The Ashland Union thus announces SER
vice in one OF the churches of that town
ANNoUEcENENr-GR GRATIS There will be an
Abo iton lecture at be Presbyterian Church,
NJ the usual honr Of pub ie worship, on Sun
day next, by the Abohto politician hat sue.
ceed with his pdt house slang, ia break ing
up the Presbyterian Church at Mansfield, some
time since Turn out, all ye iafsraals, and
hear him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-30
1WdntrO.

(M ANTED --Carnags Uoo5workhea Blank
w smiths and fAinte want q i,nn,ed ately q a.
teNt wages gwen Applt 90
eii ". ". PHILLIPS, Fourih h street
"ANTGp-A situation FnRin, sr, on : ia
w q nary enEirg b, young MAJ iaely nom
HnadHi hsH hsd b &c NeafA' e. Lerencei ina no bh
y toH TO goins 70 the country. An early ebt
- ~ iotet Please address n n nice ol thia
paper se'iog "htr~ an Interview naRy 10 had.
Gta kulI f. roma qus nee o. tie advance 90
VI ooal, Ia aud all u'atHsis that eater INT ths
au tuff OF ~ tha Gas 9 nj nY are Gov pelsd
" sdfan the Prfu, OF 1es one dol ar per 1000 isee
1 ON the hist day ef May until iuIih' not %
mtaA b, 7, EVANS, scEetary.
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ATTAcnMENr NnTIcE

Henry Cable gaiusi oenr q Rer,fam Rs,ore G.or, /.
", Moye y. of w, ksoa roNn hip, y nonigomery
Gr0lrY, fluioH
DN aRe an day Of ApFil A n tast, 1 "a IBstiee
y H-ued AZ o tlrof Niachmrnt hnd gam shee N
The above acto or the eufn ~ tyn hIlnsrsa and
lWel d0l az ard sixty ia cents Cs2la e6 Cass sst
70 ,rel o. the gist oi May, 1854. Al y, o'coch a.
aS'"H nKNaY GAS {.
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Trunks, Sc.
AEW IRUAK MANUFACTORY,

q. II. LOW r, Agent.
NO. 273 riiIRD STREET, DAYTON, uHfo, ONE
DIOR WEFr Of LADOW'5 MARBLE YARD.
MTE wauld mossrsspsothilly INFORM me oliisana
w oi p4yton and Che publie M gene Al that We
nave opened = frnnk msnu act ~, where W. win
ka p IA hand 81 kin's OF Trunks ,aHssa Carmel
nnd TmYcling haEf, AL Of Ehoh we will sell Al shoie
sale ~ rrtaifHs rhcsr ~ any hopse III N, civ
ParucnlarelteBuon pad 10 repairing old Trinks,
rhHre ~ Nauo"aFe hollete s5dn
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4aiIg Gmpire.
Last Nights dispatches.


NFw YoRK, May 2s The following ard
he closing quotnlions at G4iIahers evening
,tock exchange God 1884
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CrNoiNNATr, May 29.-Duhme d Co, Jewel
'rs, were ROBBED yesterday OF seven thousand
loIlars worth of diamonds
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Nu=pIrnrlsDlp.
90 PAR rNh}SHIp.

90 PAR RHAERSHIP.
TNtE uud sri snsd have this dsy fornrd r 90 pert
Hsrsaip und irtR name amt hruH Of BRkENE 4
NIX -, Dr ti5 pgrpJesU Qt tran actln{ Wholesale
id retail v othil tand Merchant Tailoring Bu-i,e.s
at me old suand OF W. u Bresn', 9i " N stre-t, Oh
Dosts the Uolr fAIs y where icy woul plrassti
~ see ~ Il frien IL OF tn nOu., aui 81 tnApy new
oaes a. may fsgJr tnem ith cil
WILLIAM q Bn sENE,
ANDAEW Q NlKUN.
Dayton, Februsryt, isdt-leI iSaAi
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lost,
N0tCIs.
UNITED DSTATEsHOTEI

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
tDrecly oppos ts tho tVstoN snu Worcester Rallroad
DEPOT J
FIyVF nuders Rned who hes heen connected with the
I Ameucsn Honar, M this rty, ornve ntne Years,
has lea ed ti well tnpyn and popular Hoifl TO- D
term ~ Vfars, and plsdn him ~ q his lr nds and
the nutlle n his tNtst Efforts 70 suNuin ihe rfp
utatop NJ thsiVNt7 70 s1NTts HOrt 4, 10 y arst
etss huuae The pubic may rely upon Gndng A
tht hou'e all ths aPpllonces and oomforta Of a6rst
FFtce A. here 'niQre, Two iaolsrR par das.
oia3 iRun FpANU rr AT-H
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Jlotitrs.
SOTOg 10 BOoK,kLLERs ANN BlNl ERs

AOTIOB 10 BO0 0kNkLLEKS Ann BlNI ERS
AuDiroRs OTFIeK, MosTGoss 7 G D. emo,
| c DArroN, Nay 9, 1874, /
/ DROP 'sAIs Tor urnithuR the ~ n d oks and
L. kuonefy Tor the toun Offices Of Ills Cauh u
uuiing the y AZ ending Iune 7, 1905, accord ~ Z
slec hcau0iis which val hs iurn N on application
W. he ca, go a. ta' OHIO unth the first biondsy
~ 0, 'er o. the cou,ty commissoners t
mloiu thohAs o. LOVE, Auditor.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF a FINE
FARM
w vii u, on ia premi es, on. ml's southeast
w o. ihrr'y, Montgomery eeunty, uhiJ, on tha
U ion and Aisnls.urH fnsd On
- iUkih, nav 70, 1864
Between IN and oar 'clocL, tne isft bslopginz "a
me state 81 daeo6 Bohrer, asgeased coniau Ing oba
hundred md O tv'th'es acres, one hundred errs 81
winch b. und' cult 'aon, the balance timer Itia
o OF tht eH wt'a farms IA the county
Trip ihiriSasbl the bd nee ip two equal
RnntNt ~ me- ih IN interest tccu cd IN M ftR as
IAViD RoHRKR,
fiu ELiJhH KpHRgR.
r9lFs' Adm'nis'ratorh W.ht IN AnpeHed.
NOTICE.
A PETITION s.ll be IRE snied to 0oyo-nor
biisc ner 10 the Ohio PenitoltarN
ssoss' "a HARisE BAeAS.
. J0HNR BAKTS ESTATE.
NvOuoE Is sHEREBY4IvRNl lh-t ,hs suhscrihor
=. tes veYn sPV',tE1 ~ qHe a a. aauintstr .
~ County, Oh'o,dtc, G-ed. EMELINE Ant,
Gao "a! ,nsHs. Atiy. Aamlni-tre IL
Mas ~ l9g4 mail .gfw
NJ OTlCE the partner hip heretofore sri,tine no.
~ ~ mo ,orge 4 Pom Toy and Jnfsph " Clay.
Die suiYed. JUskPa CLAYTuN
DAyt,p, May ~ isia msai
NEonoR. The pa,thersilg her.tafore erI,,,-e be.
- twe' Feorg Y Paaier y JGseph ". CiaRh D.
md L. d Antonld,a under lha no style OF ONE.
roy, tAy on Anlonidss u ssoleea . -, W .
Clayton rouFnG Ju3EpH W. CLAY fflN
lay or, NAY 0 1884 maze
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JOE PEsI.ST Err1Ca
oi every DESCRIPTION, executed pp steqEn nse1tesJr
he osai style, end q fea'9habe Paoe5. (. .,-..
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A Fin
FARM
NNIIl nj

A PETITION snl BE- IRE enied 10 Goyo~nor
~ l'rpgh Tor NJ ariunpf ,laybora usRan. nov q
piisener 10 the Ohio Punitcltar,
ssoss' "a HARisE BAeAS.