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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-10
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-10
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court of the State Of Indiana, comprising the
reported in the eight volumes of backord and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports together with the
Revised Statutes OF the State embodied in the edition
of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis. L. l.. b. vol
Svo. IS 90.
The first edition Of this valuable completely
exhausted IN less than three months from the time Of
publication. A edition, printed fine white paper
Is ready This Is Of the NEST complete and best
arranged dgests ever published, and has received the
highest concentrations Of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ. M. RAY sayS:
THE Digest is In its plan and execution as II
is useful to the profession This is abridgement Of
the Reports but a genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says:
cit is small commentator OF the work that IL il
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
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now in force.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
startling Developments.

A private letter, written by man high
in position in the Lincoln Government.
has by some means come to light, and
been published. 1t admits that the South
ern people cannot be conquered until the
adult males are exterminated, and avOws
that this murderous and monstrous pur-
pose will control the Lincoln Admins
tratior IN casa ii 10 entrusted with another
lease of power. The time which the letter
says it will require to carry this purpose
into effect is thirty years The lives OF
one-half or two thirds Of the able-bodied
population of the North. it admits, will
have to be sacrificed in the undertaking,
aud universal bankruptcy, individual and
national, will ensue. But, it argues, thirty
/ wears hence, when two-thirds OF our best
citizens have been slain, every man OF the
South in his grave, and bankruptcy uni
versal, the end of the war will have been
achieved, and the nation will start afresE
In career Of glory We make an ex
tract from this letter:
This may afford you glimpse Of what W,
are coming TO- We shall secure the mex
Congress without doubt, and with it, thinl
the re election of Mr.. Lincoln. You will
r know what weight to attach to my word
r when say that am satisfied that he real
, ICES not only that this country cannot remain
half free aud half slave, but that there can b
but one solution OF the veXed problem, an
that by the total elimin ltion ofthe white pop
A ulation Of the South. This will involve, a
least, thirty years war National bankrupt
cy will be inevitable, because we can sustain
no further strain upon our finances At leas
half, il not two thirds of our able bodied me
2 will have TO give 4 their lives ere we reac
the end. All this, firmly believe, is in stor
for US, il We pursue the policy which | ave
in the one that We ought to pursue.
d Will you finch my friend Do you kuo,
ofa single man that will Urefer, of cours
p. 10 the members Of the Union party) Loo
=. o. the ultimate result OF the Union attained
" What are the determination of the people OF th
South, bankruptcy and loss Of life at th
North, as compared with the extension
freedom for all men over this broad land, froI
the ST. Lawrence to the Cult, and froT
ocean to ocean No, having invited the issu
l. let us meet it like men, push it through to tn
,r bitter end and Il need be die for it, reme5nbe
ing that the soil will be richer for our dust
d for, where once grew the rank weeds OF s'sVeT
le there will spring up in chastened luxurianC
! the pure white flower of liberty to deck OF
!, country in fsirer purer robe than ever y
IL it wore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
legal.
PETITION FoR PARTITION

snpeuor Court ontgomery county, Ohio.
Levi X Basore apd Amelia Ann Basore against
samuel Rodahefer, Klusbeth BOomershipe, Amelia
Ann Rodahefer, Ellen Rodahefer Frank RodAhorer,
chrstena RodRhsier, Samuel y. Rodahefier, Suzanne
Rodaheffer, Lewnn Kstrow, William Henry HouseEs
state OF Ohio and Elizabeth Decker, end lsaae
DecksE her husband si the Stats Of Indiana, defend
ants.
T,yH atove named dsf-ndants, and especially Eliza
L beth Decker and Isaac Decker her husband, OF
the State OF Indiana, will take nOtcs that peuk0n
has been fled against them IN The Superior Court OF
MONTGOMERY county Ohio, by the above named plain
lns Praying for partition VI the following described
premises sltuats p Jackson town'hip. Montgomery
county, OhTO.
Being town lots numbered one hundred asd ten iIol
one hundred and eleven an one hundred and twelve
a ~ ore hundred aud thirteen Ol3, one hundred
the Incorporated village Of FsrmersVl ., also the
residde Of land owned 6y Henry Houssr, in bis e-
time Situated in section twenty y-seven (Z7) town four
az range four (), east containing two aores and one
hundred and twenty peTches also the land owned by
the said Henry Honser In his lifetime situated IN the
southwest suarier, Of secaOa twenty que (fl) town
four ~, range four co. east described as follows
iennnR Al the southwest corner sf said haet o land
aud fuhnins east seventy three C7Sl rods. to the
centre Of the Germantown ana West Alexandra turn.
pike road thence northwest with SAID road one hundred
and (lll) rods aud eleven an feet thence south
eighty three rods 10 the place OF beginning containing
nineteen Q0 more or less, and that al the ~
term Of the said Court SAID l.. X. BasOre and Ameha
kan Basoro, bis wiio, will apply for order ulai
| partition may he made OF said premises.
| Dated August 25th 1854.
| LBvI K. BAsoRE.
| r. TaoatPssH Atf'v aug2e-WGW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Hon. G. l.. aaYALLANDIGhAN
AND
Hon. GGOrge Il Pugh
VIII address the people,
Current News Items.

Govornor Audrsws-a very bloody Cover.
nor-wos attacked short time ago with
bleedipy at the nose. which came near prov.
in, fatal. He loves biocd, and We hope be
anioved hlm-et dnriog it, Aow from his own
veins
The cotton factories in "oonsockel, Rhode
Island. are uearly all stopped for want OF cot
ton.
Intense exaitem "a, prevails in the Eastern
gold market There rs 40 telling where
grsepoacds VIII g. Be-. CO.. course OF a "eeb'
+. is quite certain thar he Potomac army y
giving a Tremendous vote tor McClelIan We
see the vote Of SIX regiments announced,
more than two1brjs Of whom go against
Lincoln
A letter from Springfield, ILL.,, says every
day the prospect Of Democratic triumph it
that State becomes more evident Mcclellan
it IL thought, will carry the state by $4,000.
There is talk Of moving Ro5ecrans TIT
reason is supposed to be that he ia not so sup
pie tool ms Lincoln needs
II ls IubuIht lldA ~ ob'ii 40 '"V N'NN'N"
over, Lincoln will revive both Sheridan an
Meade. I hey will not consent to be hi
slaves
JEFF Davis saws he viii agree to au armi
tice with the North, il il is asked IN propt
terms
Everything Is in preparation for anoth'
draft as ,oon as the election ia over No su
stitutes will be taken, Every drafted ina
will have 10 90. This is the latest news fro
Washington,
Twenty-Five thousand Democrats met
council in Paris Illinois, Yesterday
The Cincinnati Commercial, of this nor
tng. is out IN favor of q war with England,
The report Of the gold market last eVebiI
is >. so with sn upward tendency.
A letter from Cairo 10 the Commercial sa
the rebels have never been so active aud bo
IN Kentucky, as they are at this time.
Its understood that Lee has been reinfol
ed $4,000 10 10000 men within the Ia
month,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

Montgomery common Pleas.
Joseph Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Bt own Caro-
line Mabus a ID WuliaIn Mahuo, Oelinda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah, vs.
Theopholus brown. Theodore Brown, Mary Brown.
seaberry Brown, Perry Brown. Sarah BrewA
and RiEabeth Brown. In Partition ..
UNHEOPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown Mary
Brown, seaberIy Brown, Perry A. Brown, sarah
Brown Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Pet-
ton was filed against them on the 3lst day OF August,
A, A. 1854, in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Mont
gomsrY county, OHIO, by Joseph Brown, solomon
Brown, jacob Brown, Caroline MahHe, Wm. Mahue,
Cenda Hsnnsh, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
petitioners demand partition OF the following real
estate 10 W.T. Situate in the county Of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio, the east II Of section so. town
Beng lot No. oiA survey aud subdivision Of
| the lands Of Joseph Brown, decd. by order Of the
/ Court of Common Pleas oi Montgom ry county,
Ohio at the March term, lS41 ehaneery, record
| II page 332, and described az iollowBi
Beginning on the east line OF said section ~
poles south o. the N. B, corner thereot-thence D.
| B5e W. 1O0 poles to stone in the Liberty Read
thence g. 5Lse r. 10 poles TO stono In said Road
thence N Sc g. ~ poles 10 stono, thence y. D. e.
3 poles to stone, thence N, S6' T.. 40 poles to
stone tho line OF said section, thence N. o.
W. ll2 poles to the place OF beginning containing
/ g6Ik aerep and ha- teen assigned as the dover Q
Ezabeth Brown ia said lands Of Joseph Brown deco
| and that at the next term OF said Court, The salc
| petitioner will apply for an order that partition maj
| be made Of said premises.
| Dated this August 5lst ltbf.
| ADAM CLAY, AuV for Petitioner. Rug1 WOW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
The Loyal League Conspiracy "a
Garry the Election by Fraud.

The AbohtoniSts, elated by their success in
perpelrating election frauds in Indiana and
elsewhere, and seriously alarmed at their
greatly diminished majorites in Ohio, are
perlecting arrangements to perpetrate frauds
in this State. The preliminary symptom Of
this conspiracy is given out by the State
House clerks who correspond with the Gin
ciunati Abolition papers, and do the uncean
work for the Abolition State Central Commit
tee. From what these correspondents give
out, it s pretty clear that the Loyal Leagners
have plan to vote at the Presidential Elec-
ton in citizens clothes in the morning aud in
soldiers clothes IN the afternoon, RRd keep,
on voting wherever and whenever they can
as they did at Indianapolis aud other points
in Indiana on the llth of October The
Democracy should be prepared to detect and
expose the Abolition frauds wherever attempt.
ed, The Loyal Leagures are sworn TO carry
the election for their master in Washington,
and there is not a particle Of doubt that they
will for once attempt TO keep their oaths
even if fraud aud bloodshed are required Lei
/ Democrats be warned in time. This is nc
electoneering story--it is the solid truth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
sHERIFFs SALE.

OF valuable Real Estate In and near FGrma svillO,
Ohio
Levi h. RAsore, etal. No. $3.50
against Montgomery Ooanty
Samuel no iahensr et al. Superior Court
DY virtue OF aud in obedience 10 the command Of
ID order OF sale made by ths superior coeft Of
Montgomery County, Ohio, Twill offer ut Public Sale
on the pr Smises in FarmersVle, on I...
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1894,
at o'clock p of said day, the following described
real estate viz: Situated In Jackson township, Mont
6omery County, Ohio. Begn town lots numbered
One Hundred and Ten Q1O); One Hundre and
Eleven an; One Hundred and Twelve Nl2) One
Hundred and Thirteen Cll3,i 0uO Hundred and Four
teen and One Hundred and Fifteen ul5); staat
ed in the Incorporated village OF FarmefsWlle, in said
County and State. Also the lot owned Henry Houser
deceased situated IN Section No. a. Township four
~, Range four (4), east containing two acres and
one hundred and twelve ll2) rods being the residue
land conveyed to the said Henry HoussT his life
time by the order the Probate Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio Rnd to him by one Michael Schwartz,
administrator OF the estate Of DANIEL SwartEsl dee d..
Also, that tract of land owned by the said Henry
Houser in his life time, situated in tbs southwest
quarter OF section twenty (2i) Tow ship four
~, Range fOur(4), east aod bounded and described
as follows. .
Beginning at the southwest corner and running east
seventy three (73) rods 10 the center OF the German
town and West Alexandria Turnpike Road, thence
north west with said road one hundred aud I'M
rods and eleven feet az, thence south eighty three
1857 rods to the place OF beginning, containing nine
teen 19l acres more or less, and has been appraised
as follows
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
GREAT MCCLELLAN MASS
MEETING I'm SYRACUSE, NEW
YORK ---S SIXTY THOUSAND
PEOPLE PRESENT.

The largest Meeting ever held in the ible,
rior Of the State Of New York was gathered
at Syracuse on Wednesday lsst The number
present is estimated roundly at 10000 A
procession six miles long, headed by over
twenty -four hundred horsemen, and including
large delegation Of ladies from Oneida and
adjoining coun lies, formed one Of tue most
brilliant features Of the day. One wagon was
drawn by thirtysix horses, and another by
eight, the latter containing thirty-iour ladies',
dressed in white representing the States OF
the Union.
Among the speakers we're Hon. 8. 8. Cox
oi Ohio Hon Richatd OGormon, Hoo. Geo
F Comstock, Hon T. G. Fields, aud General
| J, T. Miller, of New York. The widest en
tbusiasm pervaded the dense crowds for Lit
tie Mac" Such demonstration 10 the heari
of the abolition stronghold of the Empire
State, shows in which way the tide is setting
/ New York will roll up from $4,000 to 1000
for Mcclellan and Pendieton. All Hail the
Excelsior State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
IIoVV DespOtIsm works In Hndla
nnpolls

We had call this morning from Dir.
J. n. MAeEr. a gentleman from the city
Of New York, who detailed to us rn ae-
count Of the ontrages to which he was
subjected in Indianapolis, by order Of the
Lincoln despotism which prevails in India
ma. Mr.. MAoEE is a paper-hanger by
trade. aud being ont Of employment In
New York, went to Chicago. where he
understood he could obtain work, Disap-
pointed there, he proceeded to indianapolis
Meeting there an old acquaintance, he was
told that he could fud employment at q
certain establishment in the city to which
,e was directed. After dinner he started
for the appointed place, and stopped in
restaurant to drink Quite a crowd we're
in the room After drinking, he turned to
20 out, and was peremptorily stopped tie
enouircd what for No satisfaction what
ever was given. He was conveyed to q
cell where he wac kept until next morning,
without food, and but two blankets tor
five persons. This was Saturday. From
this place he was taken into a room where
three hundred persons were kept-sn ex'
tremely filthy and loathsome den. H'
was still refused trial, and even the caus'
of arrest not revealed to him. Subsequent
.ly. however, he was advised that be wal
arrested on the charge Of being subsu
tute broker. lie was kept in duranc'
until Monday morning, when Lieut.. Nc
I CuNBER, connected with the Quartermas
ter's Department, recognized Mr.. MAeEI
as an old acquaintance, aud vouching 10
his character, he was released.
From this it will be seen, that it is NJ
longer safe to go any distance from home
no matter on what business. The intam
ous tools OF the administration, withou
affidavit or warrant, arrest, imprison, ant
hold at will whomsoever they please.
Mr.. MAGEE was subjected to the indigni
ty Of search, and to insult of the gross
est character while he was confined. Add
ed to this, when permitted to return t
the hotel, he found that his valise, contain
ing two hundred dollars worth of clothing
and all his money, had been appropriate
by some one unknown.
How long are outrages of this sort to
endured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Views Of the Rebel Prisoners
Taken by Sheridan.

The New York Heralds correspondent
with Sheridan thus writes
81 have conversed with many Of the pFis-
oners We have captured, and there seems TO be
but one opinion among them. They are all
very anxious for peace. They say that IL our
Government would only let thsm co me be X
aud have the rights they had before the war,
they would all be glad to throw down their
arms. But they have been told, and the
most ofbthem. believe, that we wish to keep
them in eternal subsection, and the most Of
the misguided creatures are fighting, they
think, TO free themselves from vasselRge.-
This fact is instiled into their minds by both
the press aud the pulpit After such dis
couragiug reverses ss the rebels have met
with in the Valley, il is reasonable TO sup
pose that they will not be foolhardy enough
to offer battle to General Sheridan again
| The idea that rebel army csnnOt exist in
the valley since the burning of the grain
/ and forage is all CANNON They brought
any quantity of -four and meat with them,
aud issued very large quantities Of those
articles to the needy citizens However, II
they nre very anxious TO redeem the Valley,
presume Generals Sheridan and Torbetl
will BIZ only too happy TO meet any "new sa-
/
We have noticed the above going the rounds
of the abolition papers for some time, aud We
clip it, finally. from the Cleveland Leader
one OF the blackest sheets in Christendom.-
la their anxiety to prove that the rebel sol
diers are deceived and imposed upon by then
lenders, they snatch at the above, and ventil
late it, as affording the proof they SO much de
sire. "They (the poor deceived solders) say
that If our Government would only let then
come back and have the rights they had before
the war, they would all be glad to throw dOwr
their arms. Bat they haze been tOId and th
most of them 6eIieUe that we wish to keel
them in eternal subjectiou, &C. How wcket
it is in the rebel leaders TO "deceiyA' thei
soldiers, by telling them What Is ne brioHsl
true, to-wir that they will not be allowed t
I return to the Union again with the rights the
: enjoyed Seiore the war We should not b
surprised to hear next, and to read the fact i
abolition papers, that these wicked and ur
4 scrupu lous "leaders" of the rebellion wer
using the ITO whom it may concern" of Lii
coin, to make their soldiers believe that tn
d President, as a condition precedent to peac,
n or to any negotiation in that direction, r.
d quires the abandonment Of slavery II it'll
! true, as set forth in the above article, aud {
e we have the very best evidence to beiev
y that the rebels are willing to throw down the
% arms and return to the Onion, with the righ
" In 4 a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Democratic Meetings.

sd0srtoWn-Thursday November 3--Thos
o. Lowe and +. Thompson.
Miamisburg November 5--T.
o, Lowe aud Geo w Houk
ChambrsbuTg-- Wednesday night, Nov.
Nv. II. Gillespie, DR. Egry and W II Bel
vile.
Election School House, Wayne TP.--Tues.
day night November III. Elliott and J. o
Lowe
BrookeiIe 5-Ilou. c. l.. Val
landigham and D. A. HOuk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
Read the following:
(Tes hisa0,tid Of Mys. Sarah Gould

(TsstisaoTidi Of Ms. SdJ al GOud)
ALBAsY, Nav YoHk.
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diseased my hair commenced TO fall out very fast
Iae disease 7pread until my scalp Was one complete
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broken, the burning and itching serssiOn was nnsup-
PeEsbsi J wosa SpPly remedy ss"rl remedy, bot
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disease with Wheh l,J stp vas sheoted Was q sslt
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your advertisement and s0nsludsd to cons0 you.
fou assured that you would eradicate the disease
&Sd s my Sne.d ns% IN
and the results arc, nave luxurisnt head Of haI
my scalp is Deresty WE'LL and my hair has ceased Il
Mas. sARAH GovLs, No III South Pear street
Its fact acknowledged by all who have used the
HaH Rsstorer, and their name IL Legion, that Il is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would eHeetually and permanently restore the
hair Of those who are bald and prevent
THB HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
the strongest evidence of the manifold benefits It 10
TUE HUMAN FAMILY. ..t
The confidence OF the public has been obtained, and
they all unite in aties'inE to s merit and VN1' inPer
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Byerintrhduoed. / do not recommend my pTeySTa.
don to hair to erow six iset ~ reby a. many
sonsistsnt Win the laws Of Nature TO those who are
skspucal or neredHoHs, will MAKE bona hde otter;
will forfeit S1,eOO
Zone Thousand DollaTs) ii fad TO cure the worst
easea Of partial bAldnsss under fifteen ysaIH stand
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THE ONLY GEN IRR HAIR RRsToRBR.
This WSndsrfal remedy is sold by druggists aener
~ your DRUGGIST HAB NOT cor 1T sEND
! ."-. FOR 1T. '-ftla
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
LINCOLN, lhe, !" WIDOW MAKER. ;!

The Herald calls our candidate Gun Boat
Mcclellan" 1t is the worst name it can find
to call the glorious hero of Malvern Hills -
We however are compelled from the acts Of
the past two years to call Abraham Lincoln by
his true name, aud that is, Widow Maker.
Ever since he changed the objects of the
war from a struggle for the Union and the
Consultation aud perverted those to his own
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and power under the speci0ul
plea Of fighting for the negro's freedom, hC
has been a WIDOW Maker
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

Lincoln grows greater az joker every
day Just now he is playing the part Of the
little joker" 'You pays your money and
you takes yonr choice be says to the Ten,
Ressee loyaliats. "You can vote for me OF
you can stay at home Ny man Andy has
bayonets enough to make you do one thing
or the other," -. ..h n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

1t is known that the Republicans last year,
in every camp, forced the soldiers to vote for
Brough or, il they couldn't do that, refused
to report the votes OF those who supported the
Democratic ticket Now, on the suspicion
that Lincoln has been defraude dof few votes,
they inaiet on the parties accused the mon.
slrous and inhupaa punishment Of imprison.
ment for life
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

A REDUCTION has been made in the cost OF
kilograms 10 Paris. A message can now be
sent to any part Of Paris for fifty centimss
(ten cents), and the administrator guaranlees
that It shall be delivered within hslf an kOar
from the time it is dispatched,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02

Leading New York groesrs and eapitalists
have formed q company with capital Of a
million aud q half, to manufacture sugar
from beels and sorghum They have bought
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-02
@eotraI

GUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthnn, ah
~ Consumption. 1t is only neeessaTy Tor any one
troHbled with these complaints 70 Try ohe bottle OF
Striok'GAds AeliiFaous Cough Balsdm
TO eonvinee them tbAtuis the best preparation
Hsed. Il not only cures the above affections Of N
Throat and Lungs, but 10 cures Night Rweas ana
splitting Of Blo Od and an excellent gargo Ter any
kind OF Sore Throat II - pleasant 10 ake, and
sale medicine Tor infants. Price % Cents per bottle
For sale By druggists generally. MIA