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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 327' SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
we pay particular attention to the quality of our
material and use only the hest English steel
charge. " y" ''"'N'ou' 'Ali"
sur retail department Is in charge ofcompetint
,,ales' Corsets and Spiral Bustles constantly On
''Sni Sni. ,, WALOMAN.
sod wholesale and retail al no 3ay soccnd -iresi
s~,su. a8dtv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28
Go=partnrrsbip.
OO.PARTNERsHIP.

TNaE uudersigned have this day formed a co.part.
L nership under tbs name aud firm OF BREENE
and Retad Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
at the old stand Of W. G. Breene, % Main street. Op
p0site the Cour, House, whore they would he plea
10 see the o friends OF III house, aud many new
ones ~ may favor them With call
WILLIAM q. BREENE,
ANDREW q. NIXON,
Dayton, February lsea-felldsawi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28
A. E. MCCLURE,
REAL EsrArEAGENr

NEAL Esfo l. "a l. Az FIN i
NO. 2gO THIRD STREET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE.
I HAVE a large amount ot property for sale such
rs houses auu lots, ali psit OF the CITY, At van
ous prices, ranging nom four hundred to thousand
iolafst on EUuu puSmentsi ana well situate a. and
Any quantity Of vacant lots l0r sale Also, severtl
arms or SAFE, Ranging rom one hundred and Sky
tcresd wn TO Two aorel {, ADJOINING the CITY ana 10
che county
Those having property for sale, ard those wanting
to 'uyi viii 90 well 70 cali me, ! shall give
rompt attention TO all buslut trusttd nS care.
h " had constuerable enperience m the business
lAhdlin A. h MCCl.l kE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16

national arms hsd no permanent effec' unon the
value OF this urreucy tor IL Is true tht France
during their existence. uniformly successful
although eng eel IN the douhle task of suppress
ing internal and coloni.l insurrecflnns. snd IN
warning az sinst cualesced Europe Nor did any
measure intended 10 sustain the value of assig-
nails have other thsn Temporary sffrct The
The t"nal A--emisly. the Legisl tive Assem-
bly,, the National Convention. aud The ID rectory.
each Ia ifs turn l.b,rei to give them y value.
but never succeeded until the true remedy FOR
the evil VAS found. when the plates we're brakpn.
IL Is also worthy Of remark thar the eff"rIs of
the revoutiouist- in establishing needed reforms,
N suppres-ing in-urreciion. aud in lighting the
combined armies OF Europe, were successful a.
thfir financial system Was disastrous We may
learn from this that IL does not follow that great
pecuniary resources are essential 20 the prosecu-
tons Of great war;; but We neei not therefore.
infer that a nation which conducts vas; enrei
prises must necessarily allow itselt 10 become
hnaL cially ruined.
Ia learning lesson from France At this pc
rod IN her history. we should ende .vOr 10 imi-
tate her heroic foriiiude. her undaunied bearing
when the whole world seemed in league To crush
her; but AZ the same time while anxiuus TO en-
ulate her glOries. We should be cot ,lly anxious
10 AVOID her biunders In this respect her exam
pie j. OF priceless value 10 N in present great
and costly struggle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16
vaiiand gham IN ohio.

Mr.. VALLASDIGn,S made his appearance Al
Hamilton. Ohio. Yesterday. and addressed the
people present upon the public square. The gen
eral telegrsphIc dispatches announce this infor
nation. We received. yesterday afternoon. tn,
following private dispatch confirming the dis
patches of the associated press:
HANLroS. o., June Is.
ToJ ]. Bingham. Eiitor Sentinel
v,llsndighsm il here and will address the
Convention this afternoon have seen him.
LAFE DEvELis.
A Convention Of the Democracy Of the Third
Congressional Distric, OF Ohio assembled IL,
Hamilton Yesterday. Mr.. vstLsSpl0u,x Va.
the Democratic candidate in this Distric, At the
last election.
We have no information as to the object of
Mr.. vs. return az this time The telegraph !.
silent upon this point. snd il gives no informn
ton as to the character Of his speech At Hamil-
ton.
We presume. and il Is so rumored. that the
President will order the arrest of Sir. VALLiSp,e.
HAM il h. remains ia Ohio. and that Govern
ment troops gill be sent 10 Dayton for that pur
pose to-day. when the telegraph states be Is to
make sspeech.
In our opinion the ADMINISTRATION committed a
greet error IN the arrest and hsushment of Mr.
VALL.SpioHAs. IL VAS partx,n malevolcnee.
IL ws read ara BIT IL history. that impelled the
act. aud il is 50 regarded by large portion Of
the people. II he hid been let alone. and even
license Of speech been permitted % him. he could
DOT have acquired that influence over the public
maud which has been forced upon him by the
action of the powers that he
Mr.. VsLLsSpIcHsx never condemned the poll
ey Of the administration in terms a. strong rs
hes. WEspsLL PHiLLirs. JoHS c. FRENoST and
the New Nstion. the radical Republican organ
Of the anti Lincoln party. He never spoke as
much treason. a. the Lincoln organs construe il.
IS did Mr. CoswAr. the Republican member from
Kansas. in hi- speech upon the floor of the
House Of Representatives
WIN. then AK in the name OF Justice
should Mr.. 'ALLASpIcHAN be hunted down bv
the al administration. while Others at equal promi-
pence and influence. 90 say the least. are per-
mtted the widest freedom OF sneechs There j.
no apology fer u. Curses. like chickens come
home % roost. and We pr,Siict that the men Who
have hunted VsLLkSoisuAx down for opinion
cake will yet feel the iorce of the adAge We have
qsosed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16

WI l. SELL At A GREAT RARG AN MY HORSE
I Buggy and Harness. c.. at the office Of
HN ". REA,
iuneh'd0t Pos, Office Building
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16
v. S. LOAN s.
FOR LOAN


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June q, 1864
To ensure be creates, possible vgor In the operations
Of the armies moving against the insurgents under
brave and skfui Generals, upon theser Of opera
lions, the expenditures have increased beyond re-
cep's from and ordinary subscriptions to the
National 10 N.
Scale offers will therefore be received at this Depart
ment under the Of March I'd lsGa until noon Of
Wednesday. the 18Th day Of June ca Cor bonds Of the
United States the Of seveniy-hye Nillioss Of
Dollars. bearing annual interest OF six per centum,
payable semannuslly coin on the first days Of July
and January each year. and redeemabe after the 10Th Of
June 1851.
Each offer must b. for hhy or one hundred dollars or
som multiple Of one hundred dollas and must state the
sum, including PREMIUM offered for each hundred dol
lars IN bonds or hhy. when the offer is for DO more
than my. Two per cent o. the principal, excluding
premium, ofthe who offered must be deposited
guaranty for payment Of subscription II accepted with
the Tr.a.ur,r Of the United States a, wsshingt,n or
with the Assistant Treasurer al New York Boston, Phil
adripha or ST. L'u. II the Designated DepOsiary
al Baltimore, Pitisburg. Cincinnati Lou. vile. cheaso.
Detroit or saf.q with any National Banking 1850
citation aorzei TO receive deposits which ma,
10 transact the business without charge.
Duplicate certificates Of deposes wi be issued de-
posters by The oeer association receiving them, the
originals (which UNI, be forwarded with the offers TO
the Depsr msni.
All deposits should he m advice Of offers
with certificates TO reach Washington later than the
IL ng Of June 18TH
No Offer not accompanied by it, proper certificate Of
deposit will be considered
The Coupon and X visfered pona- issued viii be OF
the denomination Of $50 si0o, $500. aud 81 600
Registered Bonds Of $500 and sio zoo l also Be issued
IL required.
All offers received will be opened on wednesday, the
18th Of June by the Secretary or on. OF the Assistant
Secretaries, and notice Of acceptance or decaaon will
be Immediately give 10 The respective officers: and in
eae Of acceptance bonds Of the descriptions and denou
nations preferred will be 20 the 81 ,scrbe,s At the
cost Of the Department, hnsl payment Of ntalmen,-
The original deposit Of per eest will b. reckon.d 10
the last ins'ament paid by nj orerers and Will
be Immediately returned 20 tho. whose offers ma,
not he accepted
The amount u accepted o1ers must b. deposited with
the Treasurer oiher ocer or association authorized TO
act under this notice advice Of acceptance Of
As follows
0nethrd before the so,h third on or befor,
the s5h, and the balance Including the pr. MUM and
original two per Deposit before the sosh Of
June.
Interest the l.; Of Jaly the several deposits will
Be paid the Of June interes, on bonds
will besin July ]. 1874
Offers under this notice should be endorsed oder Cor
Loan" aud addressed the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
The right dscins all ODER. not eoossdered sdvsn-
tayeous Is reserved to the Government.
S.f. CHASE,
ise-d.t Secretary ef he 1rsasnsy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16
rBE IND

Upon reaching thi. depreci,tion the assicnats
becsme essentially worthless. and the Directory
finally tound Themselves Obliged 10 adop, the
only remedy remaining. and which they had
lacked the courage 10 apply months before
They DESTROYED the plates and ceased the further
issue of as-ignsts. OF their sub-eunent fate
their absorption into mandats. and ihe change Of
the msndrts into national domain--~e need not
spesk. We have followed them from their first
issue 20 their practical worthlessne.s as med ium
OF exchange. which il all that th. article con
templars.
II may DO remarked that ,hs success OF The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16

4 DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGE ROrSR. NO. ~.
~ West south street. one and half stories hig,
three an kitchen cem~ntsd cellar under each
ID ei.tern ard porch POSSESSION given immediately
Title good For particulars eau 81 3. Loeaus Grocery.
Uyle-e&w 3. LOGAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16
THREE YEARS LATsR.

In this time much had happened 10 France
The National Assembly had been Dissolved ard
h ID given way 10 the legislative Assembly. and
this IN turn. yielded 60 the National Convention.
Var had been declared against Spain; the ports
~ Frsnce we're blocksded by England Louis
XVI had ascendei the scsff,d: var WIS de-
clrel Against England and Holland: the Corsi-
c,n in-urecIion bad begun: another hid broken
OUT in l. Neniee in short. France was torn BY
inward di>sen-ions, ana warrng Wit. powerful
foes without.
The Co veniior, urged by it, pressing de-
msnds had. like our own Government. m,de
re>h issues OF paper motley 10 meet each sue
ces~ive emergency. Such a course produced an
inevitable result. Up TO August. 1893 the
amount OF ss mats issued VAS much less in value
than the lands which we're pledged for their re-
dempsion. In fact. they had tangible security
one greater in value than the entire amount
which they represented. in which respect ihev
had the advantage OF a currency which j. ba-ei
upon that abstraction. the faith OF a government
and the property the ns,ion. j. the case with
the present issues of the Uuited States.
Notwithstanding the ample security upon which
they were based. ana despite the fact that the
ARM OF France we're successful the sssignsts
had reached depreciation that produced state
of afs ,rs of the most distressing character In
June Of that year silver franc worth three
IN assgnsrs. and in August metal franc vas
worth s,x In sssgpsts. Govefnmsnt did not dare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16

FOR SALE.
MeNoINc AND SECURING.
CONRAD FETTE.

NTFNDFR AND sCOrPER has removed 70 glscs.
wi fords Buliing. Fourth story, No. a. eorne- Of
Washington AID Merida" str, ct
AL garments entrusted him will Be promptly ard
neatly reno st-d and rsparcd.
All kinis Of tailoring and cutting for boy End men, in
the hest style. on short notice AID az io~ rates
je+ c2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-16

In 0rtoher OF 1895 the total number of a.
sisnais 10 circulation rea,heS the enormous to.sl
3O.OOO. hm mo. and their valne VS. about the
one hundred and fliieth prrt Of their nominal
value. The most frightful d,tresse- ensnei ev
ery~here. Ia two months. the government with
\ celerlty onlS equ,led by the aeam-worked
presses OF Dir Chase. had increased the crcula-
ton Ia forty thousand millions AMI the assiguats
were ONLY worth the tso hundreiIh part Of their
nominal value
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

01EN TO RUNNERS FOR QrH YEAR sss ron
SzoU Ssvyi asoo z be rsst.,, ss.pg ,,ors, 40
yslsh !, of,en Fortune IN osf yssr rssn ,snss
s1As, ~ alAira
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

A t0Uso LADY. A srRAseHH IN THIS c1rY, or
n. irreprcschahle shsraeter and good family loving and
smiabs ispositon ana moderately educated darovs u
keoomiHe acquainted with gentleman net a. OF
Gnement and wealth, With view 10 mAtrimony The ed.
vsrer beng rs.ly snoer hogss 70 oas VII snlwsr hr
The New York herald., 1864-09-03
DENfIsTRY.


sKr OF rEKTH MADB IN fHRRE H0uR6-s
"A Entire satisfaction or no pay, 81 10 Sixth avcnue.
Especial attention given 70 mechanical dentistry rhe,
cheapest teeth made dns IL
part OF the world. No advance required, and one
required TO take or for anything unless suited sl
acy Nitrous OXIDE has been gwen here "a seven
thousand cases. and teeth extracted without pain s
cdsu sscsness has occurred from use ksfe We gvu
eyery dsy Pe-Scn Fifteenth and airsSnth streets on
A MOST vosDERruL pfscovEsY.-TBErH Rx
n ractcd without pain, charrst beautiful teeth
serted 81 each teeth inserted with Without sSrncNn
tie rocn sh operatsns warranted J, JAY VILLERs.
lm Grtnd street. I've blocks from broadway.
CoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION -DR. coLToF
" has reurned from his ssnmes vocation and viii "a
minsor the eas p No ssdont failure has ever
occurred At our oncs, "a Bond street
Das walTE's IEdP.oyEo AsI!SIoIAL AL EesTI.a
r. All work ysrrsni.a. y Ts q PouriS street. SsSN
bovmy.
MT ,; aRfyriF 8kos ss Grand srnSEI rRM
~. York, and sU Fulton street. Broospn are extracting
Teeth positively without pain By the use siNons exla9
pa Ne charge for srtrrsng when ertihein teob arc
s s':s.a % lksy .rs A,S i.ssrtHs w ss fsts
Ss' SO !. r. ga s', :l,.f ~ s S..,.sns ''
NATIONAL pEEgAL RGoNs, i,d2y BROApv x,
IN near Thrteth street. Ne largest aud most repetC -
tablshmen Beautiful Artihcal 1enth Sets from no tA
and 500 warranted. Extracting esth without pain, hiaH
teeth gold o. Established lsa Five pIeqiyns ewMSsA
Dr. MANSON, DcsHsA
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

cog O00 Army. nAvy Arp MAHINH CORPS,
1zV.Vvv; ssrruii. rsaisd f.r rssIm.nn dslsl ssr:
hFee, NQss Men enlisuns ~ the rAvy have shance ~
Prise mcnsy. Apply N k22 SFsens street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

on oAaEs or CHATEAU DE Ia rouRRETTn
~ balance Of eonaisnmsnss for sas cheap
By N. fhfOk, % Beaver street
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

Sn sUssrrTvrBs ARE NOW WAITING FOR .AyPLI
OU esnis and esn be shlpp.d = hs cfed. q srsfsd
In kouy. For our respecfabhy rnf-r 70 ths
following note "Rsuben vsss, We hsys fnowb yog fel
twenty years. srd scnsder ycu msn of slrc Integrity
hs esamssa BAnk. l0Yorh sirsst sreoxyn, ssaf NAVY
Yard gate
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

A YOUNG WHOEVER. MARcHAsT IN This CITY,
"A Of considerable wealth, dssres 70 correspond With
sSst s y e nssna.ss. INN lSar." x~s. Ys.s. a.rsls
erre~
The New York herald., 1864-09-03

BRAYNARD ROWING.
No. Is Nassau street.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
NlALC
From ,hS 49," York N"ws,
washington COrre>pOM.
drnCc-a'i::HiOnS Of an
st..sCcP.
MAsnINcToN. Lane ), 1861.

WA,HTNcToN: Jane ), 1861.
| was permitted 10 read private
leti.. tniO morning from u GencraI o.
itgh r, nE III The 1ruy Ut the Pulc
nrc 10 :rlehd i'll ta,s city, in whici.
lie uses The Viiowin5 lahsuagr: ~ t.
havc Upw been H. hr!ug lrrlc cunsec
"t.ya " ..s--aIl the t.nc looking t.
the rly .ct,vc point ui RIchnond. In
al tho '"t;i7- AID strategic m.,l
mcntS | THINK tho utmost militar.
shIIi lilo Llen dl>plsy- I'd by the com
nanl.ns General.
One lhnS 10 cvitain beyond verad
v,Lture, tAai Il neral Gran, IS mil
i.ary yeuius. L. ali hIs movem,n..,
tan, ~ lie mas us.d, pur,;u :, he
own ii,as ahl plan. in at'",,Il , CT
Z uht,r,Dg the UlUas # tug c.emy,
aud Ut Uu.h he .'as Gc, n stvcra;
mrlcj rom the scene vi liz! srvat c,p
ll.CEs, Ito has sU iamriiar;zad h!rusc,l,
with ne Typography OF the country
tn0 str,nsIh Aid location oi the cue-
my apl the probsJiilties of their
pv,ht Vi attack, that he has never
tailed ~ meet them man for ulan and
genc,diiy with successful resuIs.-i
Dut | must cpuIees :;ur all lnls ii ..h..
ihs aud loss Of HE, IT is INA nral
ln"ugh t. Inquire what VIC nave
saincu! Fit"ut wishing to crt.c,se
ny 5or"roif "r get my puur jndg
nent asa!nsi tne,:s. Can only say
sinp'y thai We have gained nvtaias.
A:ter two aud a hall years OF
and coun!S:marahing with
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16

TeinIoI cemenIs reach hun. he will ei.
th,r s'rIke a blow on Grants flank.
"r else start at once TN h's long mcd
itataI NnrlIr rn campaign.
nm positively assured that 50
firmly convinced was General Bear-
regard THAI it waS u'ter'r Gu: n. But
hrs rog,r, % resume the oti; rsivc
aiICr hr had hecn driven hack 10 Der.
muda Nundr,d, that. i1utd;stely
after thu. ty'ut hat is;s carly as
.ths 18Th Or 20 h OF May,) Beaurr-
gard detached la.-@ portron OF his
lo.ce, and sent !hcm tn lin GeIeraI
Ire, and that thry nIriveh II AL ann
Junction. ECu'h .! tie ..,n;n Anna
.on The 20,h i, is SAID on the samr
a. !Ior'iy, that thc!e a;o p"s;t,yely II
loss nrmb"r oI G, n r"!, rate trUup6
uI" Sru'n Of the james River than
there are . Ullou tronrs At Br..Euda
!2r1rrd. All thH rest lave horu
wiIhi'rVn and sen: 10 jHa (@4nrraI
h.. Whcn General omiIh's corps
wa embarked ~ Loarl rt transports
at Bermuda llunIr,d, GtGyaD Bean
regard kn.w Perfectly well that they
could have tut Un0 destination; and
ne rXpec. lie Ilonps now there uudrr
Genera! Gimoro 10 follow thuse IN
der GrneInl Smith that have gone IT,
ip'r Grant.
the idea tina. prevails ,"'r n r.
gard 10 any p"sslbIu d"n .trati,n
"ht General lee can a'ake ltsarI
The Month, i, that It WI! - made. ii
maic al al as Il mcIe irint, and Ni'h
only II small part OF G:n,ral Lees
tr0opE; aLd t%ut the iWc & under
Geocral Hunter nre quite SLili :iert To
n.'ent the attempt. fins view il rn
nrG!y erroneous. Th"ro ID ahurdant
iraeun to beiilve that ;hG design oi Il
Nur,hern invastor i5 lul!j determined
on, and viii certainly be carried mic
,X"culinu. Tne time may drperd or
Il3r m,,cmcms hrlurG RiuGmonI
uut VII Ctrs.n,y hc a't2mutrd. -
Inc iGa' G ..au.'cIrIrS the scat o;
WAT ir' the SuLL, o. iiIG North. an.
Vi winning their independence hy II
great battle tonight Oh Northern s,i =,
IS one Mat ls nov Iuniy liked in.mi
Southern m:nd.
l. General Ice and left. Davis bu
luevo Inst Tic present mUImrnl is n
IavUrabie ono Irr thU Execution OF th's
drs'gn, II viii be attempted now
it Il crr.uin luU ltat GunrrnI Lee VII
move, when tho hl,,r,pt IA made,
wrlh Ovtr lyg co men. in Ippen-
dent Vi lne iUrCc that General Beau
regard las 70. .he i ,.cnSe Of Rlch-
unnd, "EHce amply snfficgn; 10
main ain sivge !Ur muniils, GENET
al Lcu Iu5 Over 10000 ,:urp3 rrdef
lls immediate cOmmani It is nor
breaking down II lev Uridg,s thai
",ii rv.sil tho movement OF TINS
army, when General Leo once turns
his lace tUW.A.l Iae North. Ana tnr
experience oi Fremont and Banks il,
Tie Shenandoah Va.icy il 'sH2, when
try had oh,j 3ion,walI JAcas,r tu
cnnt,nd vita, ought ~ VAIN The Gov
.ca.arnt wEat they must Expect II
trry trust to General Hunter To- stem
'tc t.!a q the r-a.l ...,AsIon wneE II
dos come.
MALC'LM.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
MARIETTA AND CINC!N ia II
RAILROAD.
NAV ING EAST,
In TYrAttar's BuiIun"' Fat Of C0uT
HOu.c, UU Stairs.

ON snt af ~ M"ntny, jan. > II .lSd4, and
" rutin further notice, trains viii run Is Jol-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-16
NO. a

tbs army, ! row find mysrli on the
same ground Ihst was ON with Nc.
CIelIun tw" years ago, with tins tx-
c.r'ic2, that The enemy have improved
very point t. y per cent. These are
pIa,n fac's, a. tIme alone will teIl.-
J an in ("F the war, however. and
'h"' do Iny du'y, GJJ being 10y he,D
%, /" -"':y "nt every ord,r Of my gu.
pehors. | | fall, | could not wish
10 ii" in q noLl.I cause--ibat ofuy
country"
Thes" are plain, ou'sr ..cr scrt r.
cts. Just tEc" az would ia,l from the
lils VI e soldier.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

posle NV the offisis in that ssckShun..-
1t immejuly bekum eezy matter to
borrer mummy. 1t wuz deliteful-.
wood, oh wood that it Good have been
perpetooal. Bro, Savii lent me $50
with a request that 1 wood speek
good wurd for him fer n terrin
mishn. assoomed a virchus look and
rcplidc that / never sold my infoo-
onse, but that l allez had admirashun
for his massiv intellek and many vcr-
choos. Bro. Cutie lent me mummy,
wantin this, and Bro. SIudge wantin
that, in breef evry indivijilo Nv 'em
who heed a forhead inch high spect,
cd suthin.
4 4 s. = =
The returns cum in. Ohio, Linkin!
Good !" "RahT shouts |, with CRATE
presence of mind
why good?" anxshiously asks the
expectants.
"Bccoz, to carry Ohio, tho ablish-
nists must hcv brot vo:os from Moo
York, which will give us that state
shOor.
Moo York-I.inkin
"Good Lordr p ansers I, promptly,
"the Moo York ablishnists must hcv
voted in Ohio, and hev not come in
time 2 vote agin. But wait fer Penn
sylwany.
Pennsilwany-Linkin !
My trends, ther wuz frawd : Mas
sychusit soljers, at least 10000, must
hcv voted there. Injoana will do it
however.
Inicana--Linkin
"Not less than 10000 MASSACHUSETTS,
sellers hav voted there. Illinois is
safe though"
lllinois-Linkin!
10000 Massychu-"
"Give me my MUMMY roard Savij
and the same remark with variashcns
was made by Cutie, Sludgc, and the
rest Nv EN-.
"Gcntly my trends" sed | backin
out Nv tho door We hev bin dcfcetid
but the CRATE prinsipple that white
man is better than niger, fer wich
we bcv so long fot, still lives. Let us
sink all minor considerations, and"
The miner considerations | referred
to wuz, however, uppermost in their
minds fer they all went fer me, ycllin
like Coscororious injins. "Give me my
MUMMY" whcrcupon retreated 2 the
mectin house lockin myss'fin. They
surrounded it, swarm they would
starve me out.
When innoscnt boy | red n hor.
rowin tail NY n Rooshu muthcr who
WIZ pursood by frantic wulves, and
who saved her own life by droppin her
children to en- wun by wun. My pri
Wit barrel NV whisky wuz in my study
Il wuz savcn! | histed il out nv 4
winder, and camly awaited results
They hockt around it-they took turns
at the bung- -hole-in wun short hour
they wuz stretched helpless on the
plane, ded drunk. Then and there !
rcsinod my charge, and borrerin sicl
nanny and watches ez the ungratefu
wretches he'd about EN-, to make W
arrears NV salary and sich, bid adoo
EN- furevcr. shell go y Moo Gerscy
.,..... PETROLEUM V. Nasty.
Lait Pastor NV the Church NV the
Moo Dispcnsashun.- Hancock Jcfcr.
sonidn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
SECURITY INSURANCE CONPA-
NY
or NEW YORK. '. '..

These companies divide three -fourthS ofnet profits
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
terest at rercent-thercby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and chcape
insurance. 81. .f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15
The Advantage OF the Participating
System DemOnatrated

.. .... ..sn.. 50 90 ST5 90
RENArNs,--By insurng in ono Of the above compa-
nes, his Policy will cost linn, for FIVE years sIlI in
stead ofSl5Oby the Old System, to-wt:
To premium on 81, 900 for five years. $3.50 90
Iy scrip, worth IN New York ~ cents $40 no
ByIntcrest received in cash on scrip 90