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saER1FF's SALE

q" e''' 4 sHER1FF'S SALE.
Elias Kendig Montgomery
vs. g m,uon
Peter Rhode AMI others. Pleas.
| WILL of,r at pubic sale at tho doo OF the ourt
i House m iecity Of Dayton, on
Safuri Y, J "a 25fA, 1901, a. o'clo-k p N,
OF said day the Toll wing oIited real stst toqt
& A tract 80 nd - uat ~ Ja'k-on tosn hin IN me
Vou'iy of MONTGOMERY and > at oi uhio, IN 4. ction
20 10. town 4, IA g. eat iegln ing At stone ser
Tor orue-, in s-a whlle oak q inches in diane
ter tsrs Ci4 . poles 70 Ink distant, ~ p aB
poles ~ inhs RON the morn .es cprner of said
N, ti,hre- 9TH ~ ll9 ol"' p Inks 10 stone
set Tor conner hsrre SO l6l1S pc ~ N stone
sol iuT COZ NJ theme norn b1so vest l2l 10 -
2lukF % tOp Est l9r cor .ef. thens beftn t6o
- ~ les lHks. ~. the HnRing, conta ping on
hqnlrld and sxte@n n % aons, iWo -suds snt -
lm 4. y lhg n sstne girn ,rs c'nwyrd " rhiiu
Ge har tOs d ttti Rnt ads by ueed Of Mar
ls4i md T. corded in too % page 3Oi Of Mont.
GOO e-y county dter ?, cOrds
Taken IA ru'lOn =. the prop rty Pc or Rios II
NJ ne sut o. EIas krnd z, p rtieth her, r. l.
echen 'l, an oihers ami has been aup a sol S32
per are, end ,snnot s, for less than twotirds Of
svoReE woaAMAN sim.
L r. epSeEtt Attys & rLL .mssi wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

THREATS AGAINST Ma LINCOLN 1t is threat,
tened BY lea ling Republicans of New York,
unless Mr Lincoln removes Collector Barney
and Surveyor Andrews from office, ind dis.
courages outsiders, nearly the whole rank aud
lie If the party inlNew York eltgvilr declare
for n shio'VRudihe Cleyeiand Convention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Es8 If you want good 6our 20 to L. /. Gil.
lilands Flour store, north side Of the market
i've doora from Main street He is now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suityou delivered nt your house I'm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

-e.t- WAsniEoToNi May a.
Peace men have Increased in number here
amazingly in the past ten days, and suong ss
it may eound the sdministrstion heF physio.
ally forced their growth rehrotng, inteiIi.
gent Republicans believe that stanton, BY his
bite arbitrary Arrests, has dsmeged their
party more than all else that has happened in
the past year, and non.p0rtisau heretofore
war.men now say, "It is clear this war Is not
being carried on for the purposes we origi-
nally engaged 10 IT, We do not want the
puion preserved Il, in order to save il, we
are 10 have a military despot sm in place Of
the Constitution. We hove Bov p military
desl OF sm-and Stanton is Dc'a or. Our
condi ion could not be made worse by any
change let us, therefore, stop this w,r tn
the Coufederates, and dismiss from olic those
who deprive Us of our constitutional rights
So the kettle OF public sentiment ia boiling
here
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

No. 20O7,
Superior Court.

JONn NrH5TCT ] No YNNI
vs.. Superior Court.
Jesse un an, ct al. a..
IL virtue o. an in o edis nee 70, the command Of
ID Rn order ni Sal made In The Rluve CAUSE, and
cou6ty, ohl6 rtFIf5itf KtFntala Sae II he door
oflhe 0outt l'ouse the CITY OF Dayton, on saiur
dN. jane 10Th, q. j. 1874 o'clock p. N Of SAID
DAY the nlloy ing rrsi estate viz;
ots numbare Ell four thousand ono hundred and
thi0y Ave l4i3 } four thou-snd one hundred and
hlriy sIx (4l.B) four rhousRni one hm dtod anU
thirty vei Ula7), f. ur III u-and one hundred and
fOrN fvo (4bl Hni iour thou and one hundred Rtsi
ttty siK Gliu) as UumuoT Il on the revised plat o
'he Gty . iby en-, County OF MUutgbuery, aud
.taie OF oh o! 100 tir #fu. r""
so, the folpyinR lnia and pnrcclH of and sildtt
~ rald COput Of Montgomery luIn y afe o ohio
snA jescrlc al ns fll,Ns Lo-wut sIGte, tots mum
herss irOm Une tO BiKisen inclusive In Henry u con
sptth'E unft vFhn e out int, Numbered Ell n (s
iu short's Su ysy OH Mad u 81 va Mad kuer
rGwHsup 10 the County OF MUntK~mery. nd < ate
ON A. Aforesaid, Rs dCsig tatel IN. recorded
Plat Of sad suhuivl-ion.
-niI mr.. mi .aa h -Nn Lann nrnrni nI 90 Allan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

A Bat LOST oS GEN GRAST.--The Presi.
dent received shurily after the battles Of the
Wilderness, dispatch from San Francisco
requesting him 10 ipf9rm Gen Grant that a
bel OF $40 600 10 gold had been made that
Gen Grant would capture Richmond within
live days from the date OF those battles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

CoMMENTlS0 on the advance in Gold TO / 80
the Administration organs say; Gold will go
up TO 200, and beyond, unless something is
done, and that tight speedily to reduce the
volume Of currency Military successes eau I
reach the root Of disease which is the redun.
dance Of paper currency, Congress must
adopt some measures Nc once to curtail the
enormous paper issue Of the country
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NOTICE.

MOT CTis hereby given that petiton will be
N presented 20 III lru tee, OF Miami Township,
Mopifometl Comfy, cine, a. thelr me- ufEon ihe
laid onts ioll.wsI Beg rnng Al stone a. the sout
west rorner ~ tho south. a. quarter o. elton 10,
town nnge east &C, In he 20 IN Inc ofsaid SEQ
ton thence along said q ton line vest. 70 the cen.
ire ~ the toWnsh y roat h. EN- Miami aai German
townships lmay %, 1894 b SWA ArsZEL
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JAcotrdl.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

gstshlished in the Year 1880.
cor TIE CUBE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
and under the control OF two Of the most Emlngnt
PhyIeians In the ORD,
DR. Y. BoNAPARTE, nom london and paris
iospitas and for the pasi ten years Of the Gin
lnuRt VeuereN lloApita and ur s D kEYkOLDS,
ate n New YORK This - the only office 10 the city
ShereR oermRuentc cure NJ Private diseases can ~
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uet Gonorrhosa 1ured 10 $40 ~ hours Gleet cured
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turnal Emissions stopped 10 10 9 deyRt -etnnai
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~ ~tAgea cure in days Seo ndary symptomf 10
10 s weeks; Akin tHs-ases cured m 70 weeks; i'm
notenry, vgor restored IN ~ weeks Az diseases
private nature rsa'ed with unparalleled success,
m Ale OF female
nr B9nAp rte's great work on rivste diseases the
privlta Guido % Health 70 oene6csl 10 all male and
ismsle. old end Yonng, should r. ~ this book II will
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nr. R.nsp,rte's French Patent Male safel II is
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the only sale and sure preventive asalust diaeasa
-rce Of the Preueh Patent Male safe, 81 tho single
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n de diseases Ladies' should uot use them dunhg
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reeeiVe mGnthly reports from the old world they
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md 70 vstGh the progresE through long career Of
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umae ahode oi poFartt g. the mahston If the veal
ny ant having aaoarialue heyOnd doubt The vast
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theF ole W sntOn 10 the aleF alton oi the DIS
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nsWered upless ihsY .ntsiu remlttanoe q poet,
eTF flrsl 50 SSPsRrE &,RKYEoLrs, 'ss
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0fhce hourn rQm An. toeP.h rs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

VNHE p9Ttneohip heretofore existing m The watrh.
mHklns ~ t@eeeiry iasinasN, "a isfth- Arm
cnuseltl Ma - Persons hArinR claims "a nst ne
hrn y " ptestRf ten lacFhiilsA fni, Atd Hose iu.
dehteddre fe6uesttd 10 pav W saur ~ OF this
week. JAG AZ tRID0E,
Nay 2S I'D FRANK eAuP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

ES-Cheap Shirting Flannels can be
had at the Wooden FactoIy--a nice and
good article, by la WM. FISH.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Apprais' nent 81 .1'"
TERMs--one IN I'd (, sh, one third IN sne, and
th aitnce ~ % ears rom the dsy u sale. IN .
referred Jay mems ~ DSr per cent inletest from
che day o. sAe, hnd to Be scursd hy mortgage on
the ~ mis- GAORGE MO0AMA \,
ysird Curry, Attys sheriff.
May %, lsof. So ~ tis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with aix 10 eight rooms Tho western part
Of the city, north Of Fourth St, preferred -,
Eoquire at this Office 0r diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
Fine PropertY on Xenia Avenue ID

Fine Property On 8enia Avenue C
p Huber d Son, real estate agents, have for
sale N. Viofs splendid property, stuotqd on
xeuis' Avedue For any information regard
ing it, call at their rooms, Nos 27s and 2sO
Third street.
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Argdl
NUICE
ArTACHMEN I NOIICE

I'M NcVer gsiust oung l. cNeu
INV de end1nt uuy l. Mcneil will taxe notice
i ths. On the 10Th Gay Of Arrl, a b 1884 70 petition
WHa 4 ed pguinst tim IA the superior outt OF Mont.
gom ~ count It, VI ohio, tor sun Of sA hun,
de- and rlghy nine dollars and l-ely cents, and N
tfrest Tot fh0he yd0e upo q iTOinis note, q
baahoe dueupOnan = count trprh safi v l. McNei ,
End IN tan tthichm M wis issued aK in his prOp.
erty withn M0 go nery upty, UPON the gr, Gnd nj
hts being n mona sr.4sidut Of the TIT ol OHIO III,
dtfrn iant will take uOf thnt ufle-s he shall api en-
ana efto the ye ltiSn 50 III a aSainst him bl
tho i4th nay nfMsy,A u 1907 I'd Ir1ent VIII he taken
aEainst Inn lor zee anieuBt aud spec fed it rest at
ohs Juns tetm Of SAID IOrrt and his roperN oli T.
pay the e'ma. - rnfa4 JOHN II MCNEIL
fHuMPsoV, Attorney. 1910
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

For RENT.--A dwelling house on Smith
Sueet--No. 81. A three-story briclss 9
rooms. Apply at No. 145 Jefferson st.
Al
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Nrm aobertis ments.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
FINHE UNnFRsT6NFn hereby roturu their thanks
i 10 hr Valentine Flies, agent, ana the
GER MANIA LIFE INsrR,NUE COMPANY,
Of New York, for the great prcmriness they have
shown IN paying 70 Us the amount of tho nsu' noe
on the T. oi Pet Eisher deere tsnd. S ID cher
Insured HIS life tor tho ben.ht OF hs wife and chit
drtn, on tn. 2Ist day Ar ], 1884 He suddenly
took y k, and leu o lth 2Ldry-o, Nay, 1864 aud
on this dty he rompany has palt The amount Of
the nsurRn eltO0 We thiuk II T ght that the uub.
lie should kuow IA, sc facts.
= DARBARA FIOHFR.
Dayton, May "a, 1904 A. HonRsr flmd
TO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN
I o hereby ve tee to the pub &c not to let my
/ wife Aged IN ZlLk have anything on nv e count,
and MOTTO ha'bor her at my Np,nse, he has iclt
my house aud ed an board, without uv q ne
Da ton May II 1904 JusEPH II X. ~.
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fAustc.
STRING MUSIC.

AN arspttel ~ u-nlsh Itcpg Music for balls
p-rtt1q, e. AT the lw ~ pc ssihlp rates navinr
pqyed with Prot FRirchild du1ng the iasf ng'umpr,
ee conf NJ that cAn satisfy all his ~ custoin-
ers | an m 'mber of the Segimen'al Rand, and
ran hlT1ah any numHer or piece. Tor string hand.
Al ori RS ieit with lharlrs Theo'ad, corn Thri
and lei r'on s'ree's, under duston Hall, vi be
nromp'ly aftan tod to-
iet2i9 rANTFL nARFR,
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a9rnsIolls.

.gEagAr /. 'Es.ge. ~ NM q. sf+
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMaoJ
WASHINGTON CITY, H.. O.,
Will i've prompt attention to applcs ions Sor
lRRE igS OFPlY, d UNTIEs, PENS tOys
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depst
m .nfa and in the 'Ouu Of Clgim-.
Bcr r. To- Hons. Fl N Rico: N s.. atha NJ
wilkinson, Tnied -tatea Senators; 7 y Black. T.. NJ
stanton, Secretary oi VAR WI liam Kellogg htrfet
ColnK, q Eoqke, Momhers Of ngress cyloas'
q. W. Gw ng, Of In fQna, ami othera .tgtf
The uHdarsignad desires to inform nersona havinp
dsngndF aEolnst the Government Hftho nited tues
that he is prppaed to prosecute their claims with
k iowl, dye ot Hl Che details the mlit ~ ser ico
thr Uni,ed stat ., gives him great feel tics Tor the
sp"etr a'Inatnen AMI collection Of every description
PENSIONS.
Al peTaons who tered the military service after
March l.Gi, AID re daRbed by wounds or disease
WILLOWS OF soliers whn are Killed, or die hefo ~
ster their diso ar0e rom wounds rece ved ~ de
eas contract while In service, are entitled 70 pen
II no sIdoy then tho children under sixteen year,
Of Afn, are entitled. ~ pensions
" n9aidoRn,rohldr tn nthemotherifw wholly
or In psrt derepd ant on dace nod FOR All porl
II M .-aother then che suffers NJ decalsed, nnde
on deceased for slprnrt .H
AT 'nleted menwho serve two years are entitled tn
Bounty.
an wh arc dls,haraed, hy reaso Of wounds re
ceiVed In haitle, are entted 10 hOunty. H'
Bou0nee. All arfe,ra n nav tue 'enased soldier
arc nsid a. ollo q hr-t, TO mis- widow second, II
widow, 20 his eh'ldrens
II he iiad anmarriei: hr-t, 10 fa'hsr; second II m
hther To mpthsr third Il otgthar nor mother, then
the ira .... JUSTU> McNARrH
IorN H.sTNPPELNA Eco Dsyto,, Nortgom
sry cou7ty Ohio. ~ ruy authorized Associate April
ration- nre A. mdfor srded by him, Will receiy
nom t"niipn M ..fo-i ~
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Z9entlstrp."
Important 10 all Interested

>, #. LENTZ a son,
'succossors t. LsntE WeGksl,)
LAVE Just received froui tho Eastern market at
i cash u chAses, larg' s-SoiimeutO Oi mems, la
,ies, bUYB, youths nnbsts, and ohidr, MS bouta,
shoes rnd Cat ~, Of the fst qu4lHy and latest
M al pr ea that dsiy competuon. Also, gO0d as
4Jitmeht Ui bsA aud Cap tor men hba TOYS AL
nds OF WORK made 10 Otds the b. .st material and
nurKnianHh p. A Dc ~ warn ut. d.
IA u n WE kE,., foreman, will surely please
you II you give them trial
Osl ard examine their stock before purchasing else
where. r. LEh1Z son,
auIp lO4 Main. .bptyeen 4 tird and Market
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@arptnttr.

gB Ut Z L DI n O..
VNh K undersigned an n ade arrangements 70 erect
j. and e'mH' go"d m a hou-e- ~ aitp otthll
NJuld waFlanl snese uH v@eant l0s unimproyel
ipVent, ~ th den and y da N Increasing iur hfn
gatian g rats j HNTH THUMNs, ARei Il
RlaasWs shsp - syHsSt near Baptist Gu siS h,t
tsl .rlla .fa4a iisac=t rf'f''Ht' -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31
fXECUIOR'S NOTICE

UNHE nndsrs gned ~ been duly arp iuied end
| qlAldsd EEecut 70 The stat OF t, org
Sp Ter late o. NJ ,nlgome'' County ohio, de-, asea
HN sPf tLsH,
o. RGE splrLER,Jn
Ei6Wt a-e loEt elXLkR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-31

NaAPEVtNE R0OTs FUR sALE.-I
roots, one and two wears ola, inr u, Also, large
agss,i,' o. Pc asw ca sspa vine 95 Psr9gnP'
o~giT3n Bov 2sS Dayton = stoRce.
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Boots HnO S0Oes,
Drrss ann Gtolk 5FllElng,

FASHION iBLB DREsS l. CLOAK MAKiNG
RHlss ANNA NUs4ER. Rsh0peMs ress and
IN cloak Maker, begs 70 10 "rm her old cu TONERS
the pub ic general, that she has or ned q n p
on Third rect over MCDauiels' tue, (thud story
Sh' solcs ,us ON, and will luruish DR. NJ and oIs
trimmings II desired, NIL 2va
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EMPLoxMRNr.

EMPLoxMBN BNT.
0TS A MoNTH-Aeents wanted 10 sell seWirp Ma.
OiC CHI es We Will give cnmulisson On All
mHehin's sold, or employ agents who will work ior
the asove wEses and al sxpenses psid Address
D. y. hk klHIoN 6C.,
"fusf Detroit Michigan.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28
TO WHOM ASSESSED,

north, 20 feet 8 inches
west from the southeast
corner Of said square,
and running thence west
20 feet 8 inches, thence
north % feet / inch,
thence east 20 feet s
inches, thence south "a
feet u inch TO begin
ming.
Lighting the street,
nth, William j. in trust ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

Smith, John A-Cont'd. =
Lighting tho street,
Beginning on Indiana ave-
nue., 20 feet from the
northwest corner Of lot
Is, running thence east
wardly along said ave
nue. 80 feet Al inches,
thence southerly at right
angles with said avenue
70 a 90-foot alley, thence
westwardly along said
alley 70 q point 20 feet
east Of the southwest
corner Of said lot IS,
thence 10 the beginning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-28

TO WHOM ASSESSED.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-07
PTTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER.
July 10, ~1s64.-ly

1T is THE ONLY RELIABLE
SFLEADJUSTTNG WRINGER.
No Uood- Work to sWeH or spit-No
Thumb.screps to get out Of order
Narrated Nth or without cOg-UheeES
TT took the first premium at ffty-sevsn
L. State and County Fairs in 1853, and is
without any exception, the best WrlDger
ever made. Patented in the United States,
England, Canada, and Australia. Agents
wanted in every town, and in all parts OF
the world. Energetic Agents can make
from three TO ten Dollars per day.
Sample Wringers sent Express paid on
No. 2, $3.50. No. 1, $50; No. F, So. 80.
No. a, SO so. Manufactured and sold,
wholesale and retail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
M. Il Piatt Street, n. Y. & Cleveland, o.
A. H. FRANCISCUS, Agent,
Philadelphia. Pa.
What Everybody KnotOs, Uiz:
That iron well galvanized will not rust.
Tina, a simple machine Is. better than a
complicated one. That a Wringer should
he self adjusting, durable, aud Efficient
Thai Thumb screws and Faslenings cause
delay and trouble to regulate and keep in
order. That wood soaked in hot water
will swell, shrink and split. That wood
bearings for the shaft 10 run III will wear
out. That the Putnam Wriuger, with or
without cog wheels, viii! not lear The clothes.
That cog wheel regulators are not essen
,ial. That he Putnam Wringer has allthe
adv an tages, and not one OF the disadvan-
,apes above named. That all who have
tested it, pronounce 1t The o'st WrInger
ever made. That it will wiring a THREAD
- DEF OITII It ry,fbnut alteration
We might fill the paper with teslimoni-
ais, but insert only a few 10 convince the
skeplicaI. If sucts there be; and we say 10
all, ties, Putnam's Wringer. Test il thor
oughly with any and all others, and IT not
entirely satisfactory. return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.
Gentlemen-I know from practical
experience that iron well galvanized with
zinc will not oxidiZe or rust one PARTICLE
The Putnam Wringer is as near perfect as
possible, and | can cheeIfullY recommend
il 10 be the best in use.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN w. WHEELER,
Cleveland, OHIO.
MANY years experience in the galvaniZ-
ing business, enable me 10 endorse the
above statement in all particulars.
JNO. c. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beekman St.
New York, January, 1864
We lave tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring
err by practical working, and know that il
will do. II is cheap, it is simple, IL requires
no room whether at work or al rest; a child
can operate il II does lis duty thoroughly.
II saves Time and ii saves wear and tear
We earnestly advise all who have much
washing 10 do, with all intelligent persons
who may have any, to buy This Wringer.
II will pay Tor itself in a year a. most
HORACE GREELEY.
July 6, is64,-iy.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-07

THOMAS Dunn encourages arrests,no mat
ter how they are made, or who they sfe'
only SC they are Democrats. He delights In
seeing his neighbors dragged of and lodged
in some Fort. He and his whole Abolition
party are doing what they can 10 lave US
arrested, although he insinuatinRly says we
are not Of sufficient importance. The Aboil-
tionisls would have US taken away and
lodged in some hastile, simply because we
publish a Democratic paper, tell them some
stubborn facts, do not support old Abe OF
the war, bui support McCLELLAs, the man
who is destined to defeat LINCOLN, the shod-
du candidate.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-07

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-07

IL THE Republican cannot produce any bet
ter reasons for re-eIsciing Lincoln, than it
contained last week, il had better abandon
its candidate. Lincoln having commenced
ard continued this war over three years,
should ave the privilege of closing 1t, es'
pecially when a victory is 80 near al hand,
is among the chief causes set out by these
Abolition organs why the people should re-
elect him. Lincoln has continued q vigor-
Gus prosecution OF this war for nearly four
years, to complete a Job which he old the
people could be done in three months, and
to-day the rebellion is no nearer an end
than it was two years ago. To talk about
lincoln having the rebellion nearly sub
dued, crushed and sirangled, is f~oolishness,
more especially when 1t comes from men
who are presumed 10 know something
We wish il was 80, and our country once
more at peace. Bot so long as the war IS
prosecuted for the freedom of the negro,
we need not expect a speedy termination
of it and we have very great doubts as to
our ability TO conquer the South upon that
issue. Such a victory is not on record,
where a determined set of psopis of the
Number of The South, have ever bees sub
dued, by a like number Of the North or ever
more. ANY man who votes for Lincoln this
Fall vofss for more taxes, further conscriP-
tons, and four years more war. This ls
plainly to be sch.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-07
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