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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

Great Auction Sale 10 morrow eve.
Mug al nine o'clotA liuberd Son will have
an sStenaive Aslt, to close out several con
aignmenis Amongst tho lot will be several
carpets some Of them new eight or ton kegs
Of Fine Cut Tobacco In number Que order
aa iron safe, rag carpet round table aud a
large number Of other articles Also, lhflte
10, Of lawns aud berages TINT must BE- sold
Book Bindery Iisckels buiId,ng, over
tho Post Oiics every desctptias OF Binding
is eEeouled In the very best style aud Al
cheapest rates, sack a. Blank Books, Maga.
sinou, dc. Railing done TO order Remcmber
the place, Room No, ~ Beekers Boillng.
Nv local y. w. MEYER
Mr. Burgont, of Cincinnati, begS loayc to
Annonneeto tho citiEenaol Dayton that ho
has just arrived with his "0reat Western Pho.
tosraphic Car" and ia prepared to iskc Card
Pictures in good style at tl 90 pcs dozen,
Having no ron, to pay he can thus put hia
prices down 10 tho lowest standu lIe will
be located for short time ut the corner Of
Main and Washington streets, Dayton, Ohio.
Spring aud Summer Opening -Misa
A Goodman will bo pleased 10 have her mum
erous friends and customers call on Saturday
April 2, al her old establishment No. 3B6,
Second street, to examine hsr complele stock
of Millinery, comprising bonbela hats, and
flowers -
HiberniNn Society Tho Ilibernian So.
oiotT will nee, at their Hall Thursday syc.
ming at hAifpasl seven clock
ny order Of tho President
A ridiculous story IA haipR pabliahed thul
Napoleou refused TO allow Slidel an Inter.
view with MaximliaS, pretty good joke
on Tho Emperor Of Mexico,
At Goodmans 10 Main street lot Of
boots, shoes, hats and caps will bo sold very
ohoSp 30 close out consignment, and maks
room for nDother atnpk
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#entcdl.
CINCINNATI VENERRAL HOSPITAL,
| Kslahshsd b Ihs Year iass

Established is tho Yssr isss
Toh THE OunE eF PRIVATE DISEASES,
Ans uHasr the ooHtyei u tee Of ths ussi kassasni
rhysicians iu the Wgdd
nRt E bokAfAuTk, ffam Leadsa $50 rnfts
hsspiialn, aad isf the pet ten yeais Of tas ca,
enaau NeoeIeal hsspi.sl, asd Dr. Y y. aEYHOLpa
late ei ksu fsfk, This IL the enlt efos In the oty
where permanent cure Of ruvaie Diseases osa be
ohalaed without the use u mercury er rhahFa oi
Diet gsseIrhu.. cured 10 ets q hser. elect ouse,i
lurnsi ESalssleus stepped n % isYs Haniis =
wsssnss aorsd ioi vsSs, ayphiilsin ils pr,rg a
Z ~ssls SKIS psssss. sed S'i is Z, ,sssa yea. y, n
potency, yiger restored ~ 70 aveeks All s rasas
afa Pfssis nature treated uiiA sapasapls ~ aoess
r hsuspsIis's great ssrh os pF,va,a disAs ... al.
frisets Guide % AsaltA 10 beneficial 10 AL ,ss aad
female, Old aHa ysunE, shsgld read ths best IA si
ehiishtsn ihess she Efeps ia ssrtsrss. rrirs gt
cent. ssete, mail
yereaiy sale, aad never fails - 70 saisias asn s
W sely safe Aad sure ps.yesats sgsin It dissass
ss-Aadaiae t.oaiER'a TsnSia ass,s ~ r,iis 4, .
safe Asa reliable remedy isf ,uPsressss sad III To-
pysaasaay, as tAsy VII s,eises alsan fisss. prss
S Fs' saa-e'ss $50 - 'sn''s - . adirsss W
bfs,R,AK gs tAs see D. ess.sit the, A., an.
quesiaasay ast asvledHed " b. tAs ssssniess NJ
s,eF, u vsssfsal aaeasss aAd ne ~ b noesSs 80
Rsss seen i1e, is sa,iy .s. .eTs. 4, sssl y
s,,asss shs s.sisns ,hsssses pAisA Afioi ssaakud.
@ - ss I. ss., lsSs ss l1ag esrssr .
hamhls sesds o poteFtY he msh non ~ he ssai.
Ny s.a hss,aa a.sss,s,a.t esyead dsG6i lie sssi
snianuf ~ hulnsnitY tFeF doeua mel ts sseet ths
asnerAiite sysietA thsif paroui sf st,, snst ~
fols ,ssit a,,sanon lssie ~ sv,sasn ai ihs M
anaveFea anissA hsy e.ntsi,,s 70 aiianss 81 se'i
~'''mr NJ \, !, sIgI9Ss.,
~ asys,gsss sisssi. sss, i,ss sstsSsis' Sls,S a..
Shss hsas' ts~sAA,@sPM 80
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4aiIg' empire.
City and Other Matters.

Don't Fail to attend the Social Dance
this evening a. Becksrs Hall The receipts
Of the gathering are to 20 toward furnishing
Democratic Reading Room Good musie
will Le In attendance.
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sAPON
on,
CONCENTRATED LYE

w III tnaksa hlsh pr ess asposihst helpsie -
duas thsta, ~ iaakss neap Tor Fear oee,a pound
by usag YOU tishcn sfease ###
50 oAUTtONi A. spurious bye. are onefei
also. ba careful and only Guy the patsntsd Gtiale
put up In Iroa caus, all others being csunterreits
PRNNsYLvANIL SALT MANUFACT'Na co.,
Philadslp lphIa-Ko. iaT wAinut street.
PIttsbWrE-Pi -, and DUaussas wsy.
holfdRHan
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AnlmsenlCnis.

a SOCIAL DA ~ C,E
Wit M nELD IS
u u 9 * u +. = IA n l. l.
Oh
WEDNESDAY RlEsISC, MARCH 10, 1864.
10 vhlgh ~ respectable ioyrfs of auuh afnusetnsnt
ace nvited Music Nv IiulhuHs Rnud
The Bar attached ~ ihe Hsli vii ~ closed during
mo evening naRaiU
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llotrIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

hEAGU hTNEEf, HONTON,
Il piraly opposite the HuHtos and Worcester HAHrsad
pspetl
uIIIR t1dersignpd who has bren eotsd Win The
American House, IN this city, OF ever uihs years
has leased 'hiH w.l'ksawu sud popular Hotel fof
ter ~ yaafs and pledges him elf la HE tfrnds aud
tho taiho his uinus etioftS to sustain tho rep
ulahon ~ tho UNiTEb HTATEs HoTkL,as nrst,
nasn house The public may rely Hpun hndihg, at
this hsuss all the appliances aud cotnnfts If hr''
GLASS hotel
Frea, as hsteosrs, Two nollars Per da'
nsgdatn FRANK " PRATT
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sandaHRJ, dayton aud Clnclnnn,i 4 \



4 y nhd allpt hotumief 40, tssa st.. -
" notice, Passenger sad tfsiyhi lac. ."e' 'eiu'
~" i"Ns hulhs hutth, as foiiuNsl WI teaVf
KAN ~ " through ffvtgh, and A,,,
WV WIN IeH'ehRst Car attaohsd ''N nivdHsca
lll.In A. M, Mail Tram fDf hbnbgaat.
AV.OV Ufuaha, hulluidntAias, Isss.,'' VeihiAi.t -
9A'.iu.aH 'phneuphH Vt springfield ~, SJus aii
'"uVvp % snl Vuluinbus, arriving ln Gonna lnlH ,u.
~ ~ l.A WIN tihh ttf Noiuil,la,s !. ~, NJ zau
-, t,a' on Iltgbuik, ~ NeJhs CLipa.a soiaet Wi
ss el Nl'Nhk "a pfeslliue ~ eitl in 49, ~ goa
s'aA ny ~ slla" WIN Tram on tlsvs,a' Flitsbufs
H. . ~ s9'nR heAi, arriving ~ Uis,,ian1 Ahd 1oieu,
sy .us'lh " aau ~, end hHiaiu AZ az, = ~ IL
y, ~ a,ll''nA lh I"iedu ~ laItV f Ds,,- ~ aain
=" " =, 'gsv 80 Hhd hAnduHLf = si n.y. ~ bIa y
H.I -. ~ N'khl hApiesA iot hngsss.te PA,
~ A'H h"lleiohlhhp, ruuhestIty s"sldi utilaup
n,s se,es s AAHl on iushurg, d. WAia aoieAt viii
a1" aitflnR Sfeutuu Aitilb NJ ny Is ahd uhipA, .
~ e"ns hest' Niih Iran nm, ~ m',qiHiiH ~ ~
G Nj, ~ ~ ahd chicago a. lo,tOa ~, - Wayne a.
y" vs'eahd Ahg Toledo h. n. ATf,,inyae with 1fAn
W. pnnht ~ ~ NJ aud h,ii, 20 We lslaad Al
-, esNauah{ 81 Ito "a. $50 D u
IIlh - ~. Huntsville A0potn,,,,,-
.tOS ,.ytO vel.oh on aftltH ut Iran ,,a"h leafiAs
was apilhehsld A. pSe ~, urls,so'h pheihnaG
WI iiaa,,y ~ hs ~, hsilsfohtsin. iVts ~,
lmhriH via this Line 10 .i -, "
"sAkiI ~ Y" - ~ The frhat Ofiss M hA.l aai
ae@Fni - W hlN1, Ticket Agent V" 'ee uhion Deps
- Mv .Mv AWAls ~ low 49, by ahs a,,
Lonia a,,on n',"lNllon relative 10 ahIbbins rntis'
MtH',i ffl ~ ihs utmPany'H iivistt f'kht ~ ths
NJ, q. uiass. a.. ~, n kiuk, saesI.i,S.-,y, u.
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Rustr.

STRING MUSIC.
4 AN stepsred 10 lataah atuss Aasic fst halls,
4 y lusz, a., ~ the losesi gssslhs rates, nating
Iasyed win Prot fhrchld during tho last sutameT
fee tonalent fha, eau satisfy all hia cid asfto,
ers, ! aus psishet pf ihe keqneatal nspa, apd
oan Mfutah Hpy hntaief ~ places fsr a atrns hsni
All 0uisfa len with charles 1hpaiAid, rofsut Thifd
aud Jenaissn attracts, undat tiu.tes llal. vii he
promptly AueHisd 10
dgl1isu pANItL HAKEH
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l1eustons.
JUsTUs ., MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
FE AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS.
WARRINGTON oITY b.o.
lDRuslolls.
ARREARS OF PAY, BOuSrES, PENSIONS,

And all other Claims bothts the Executive Depart,
manb pud ia lba Court of Claims
kHfrta to Hons n Rice N y Lalhaw NJ, T.
Wilkinson, uuliHd Natea Senators. ia hiarti D. VI,
Hisptnp, Secretary Oi War vi liam Kellogg, schuyler
uoliaR, y " FUuke, hemharH si Congress, Colonel
q. W, hwipR, VI lpiianR, Anh otheru,
The undersgnrd desires to infofin psrsona having
damands against the Government ~ the unted states
that Ae 10 prepared TO pfpssuuts their rlnfas With
promttuosH aud on Tpapnnatia terms, iiis practical
knowledge VI all tho details sf thu mlitsty service oi
the ubrd States, nNra hiia great facilities for the
tpHeiy adiusinn1 aud collection si sVrty description
P'''' PENSIONS
All pntpons wbs eAtersd tho tA,iitsry serVce a0rt
March isgt aud ato disabled by usuada ar disease
Rre snhUed 20 pensions
Wiaows af soldiers whs are hlsd. sf dis befs o or
aftef their disc arse, ifoa wounds resolved. oi dia
aasA contract dwhe la aertlcs are entitled 70 ron
atoms asI .r.H
II ns rldsv, then tho chidres, under s2tssn YEAR
~ ace, ave Aniineu 10 ltnualenn
n no sidow nnr rhUifea, hep the nethnr, " Nhei}
OF In pMt dependents M drerissd for sunpbu.
u Ne fsother, then lhs selerN sf dtcsaard, under
sGlsm years al age whpliy 81 ~ pArl dependent
nniiNTiRs
Al enlisted pss vhe serve I've ysana arc ene,led TO
Bounty
Al Va me dscharrsd Wy rsaaa, Or wounds r.,
oolfsd In hattie, ara ontiifitto bbunty
hdupleH and arrears NJ pay aus dsreased aeidiefs
are pad a. nlie~s ntHi, - hH widow nerond, n no
wldoS, 20 hls children
h hs 4 ed nnnarrisdl at.t, 70 hNsf, .srsnd n ua
mthsr "a ipgihsr ttird "a father mother, then
g hs sr7'hef' asd sisters ,nrrsnr.'t ra Sess 10
ions w. SrorrrtMA~ Esq, paytoS. dsntroin
cry rsuHty. Ohis, ~ my Auihsutsd AsHsciNe Applis
cations FterNred Haa isrsardsd Wy Kim, viii reeits
lireuip siteuiisn osiddu
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A. E. NJ OLuun,

REAL E5TATBAdB INT
NO. wa THIRD ATHEET, At JOHN n. HTOPPEI-
hANH OFFICE,
1 HAVE Aiarge Anounl 81 property FOR sale, such
RH houses aud lots In n parts uf tho city nj tArl
oua prcos, ranging oE four hundred tN ton ihonrand
dollars, on Rood payments, and well aiiuRiodt aud
any quantity oi variant lots inf sale Alec, several
hrmH iot sale, ranging nom ono hundred and sixty
artr' down IL two aorc T. adjoining tho riiy and Ia
The county.
Those having property t,f sale, and thoHs wanting
~ huy, will 10 vol to ral on me, ~ shall give
prompt attention Ia business entrusted 10 nv care
haye hal considerable snpefienco In Tho business
iaAdin 4. y. MCCLURE
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HaMg' WmplFF'
City and Other Matters.
Don't Fail to attend the Social Dance
this evening a. Becksrs Hail The receipts
Of the gathering are to 70 toward furnishing
= Democratic Reading Room Good musie
will Le IN attendance
Retail Grooors Exchange There will
be msetisg Of the Retail dtocerymen ofthi'
city at tho Council Chamber on Thursday
evening Slst Instant At half past seven o'clock
Every dealer In tho city Ia earnestly requested
W be present Let there bo a full attendance
Dicd ~-oa the sOth insaat a. bali past
ono O'Clock IL the Afternoon, a. the residence
Of j. II stoppelman, John Sohirmer pri.
vAie Of Company H., Fortyfour.h 0,R,v,
aged tweRiy.ouo years, Funeral on Friday
April al two o'clock lnIsrmeut-w wood
land Cemetery.
A Fight in Coles County, III Tho
telegraph brings a lying account OF light 10
Coles county, Illinois, betwccn "soldirrs aud
coppefhcads' il which thu latter ara made to
bear all the blame. Two men arc said To
have becn killed, and about dozen wounded
chiefly soldiers
The telegraph gave the BuoyruA Gsht as an
assault OF copporheada upon aoldiers hut The
sworn statsmentu Of tho best oitigons show
,h.t /, vo, ,,so,.sl, the ,.verss and =. ,otanv
a., , IT., ..-.. -.
u'Iu''"""'' H''eu" W '''''''' uPV" "'"'V'
cratic druggist whose democracy vas hts only
oiionse.
Negro Minstrelay --Iha Journals 'drRa
Of niggrta aud poetry. afford a very melau.
oholy etamplo Of praotloal m,seegenation
,y-.i,-- - -, ,,ot, eLs,-n ,Ll.
y V'E"'''' Wv ''"us' ",'' WV "'"' ''
morning II viii hnd hier a while mat u
had better @fp' Hhady' 'or We cannot oeheVe
mat tho voters ana people o' 'n'S Guy ENJOY
the nEser aud John Brown " much "a the
Josrhdt seems to imagine
Some ol tho Abolition papers are IN great
state ct per'p'ra''on over 'he chronological
hints IN ycaterdaya Enquirer old Hanks
viii hnd his level yei, and whife men will
~ , 49, ,, D1"N, 80. '.,,' '"''
"o"'y a"" '''"''"H '''P"""o"''y uA' peeh
h'ted from their charge,
~,
Il. ~ ~hather severe In, IN , ",'oS'Sp, from ',oln
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Illinois Central Raliroao.


ChAhek or TINA.
OSIssS Issss,Snssl.s, sl.s, Monday, horemlstI n ,s.,
LkAvn' vn'',gs9 sit 9.s,a saa Eabs, ss tsiis.ss -
gso,hh Notih, mo D n, ahd i,,,s,N,
'iiya it g aud soc IN,
5v,N Nutth' 600 ~, and y se
asiY wg'I9' liSos ~ aud isB s,, %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

Retail GroOors Exchange There will
bo mse,isg Of the Retail dtocerymen ofthi'
city al tho Council Chamber on Thursday
evening Slst instant at half past seven o'clock
Every dealer In tho city Ia earnestly requested
W be present Let there bo full attendance
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kallroans.


ON anu ansI hoaday teft tiuas 30 Ne iaais,
Atttt M aud 4 bN D. ~
NsturnlnE, viii sitw q iiieSmNdtuup
The 500 ~, Hhd siN y tn, eGpfess tfAiLs Ha !
close oonReoutns to u poiits 10 the Nett and fout
Hnd W." ~ itnih is ihs shortest sua tuirkFst tul
10 chicago and the hntthNust,
nell W WuODW ARD. aapottnt.ni..,
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Da, r ,,"n' -, 4. ae"la ana coIumAas Railroad

tlt,- sSaily irsihs kast, 1ls ny
rhT, DaiiS n 2.9n % all .kAstsfs ,S,js ietouas
Eaa, 81 btugu Nlsi,, tsAs', ispvbp havtaa a, o..
',op siiy ~ sa 1S hspress stiilSs a, ~ Sno,aa.u
y. ln stops al IN Ala hondon Aoeoint, uaiHs %
NtHtiHuas "V AtAtohh hsteean i...,s.' ~ y
,aodailoa AZ ~ = y, .ss, p, sahl express
fisss taa D. "a, N''Np'ils And UtneiRhatl ia, A.,
81 ,la GsJ,Sys Vp,a,ae em e''' time which IL nlsus
ann. uAn ~ 'ghsts oah be had In, .u A..
noI ", htNv ltoL o. tsss, -AA'"'e e'''ssb'
o. w. NOuDNA .tii. ho...,.,-.
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lAylOn And MIthlgAn hnIllona.


NJ sud aner tuhdsy, Nov y, ista, tu,D. 4.
~ leave Union Depot, hinth suntt i,,f .i..,.
ahihiefmrdiHtp poiniH ~ iaiiuNtI "N y"
n,ruo ana vhirago MWl Htiu.0bam,
poi" 1p" NJ y i'e1ot ,,i., ,N,gh! katfsssAt tmpm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

u ,H ,ss,as sSdTiGSAL sad S.>AL k'Aj
sas,l laissrs,S11ss Ss s ,hs ss and ws.wss sss
po,. Sssn, 81 Tt siite.s. sisas,s West AZ whoh riss
es irsSs is iss sys'hy,s, 20, sed SoIs".ssad sd 0 -
~. .L .the eDly ruuls 4" ,sss1.sln uties.
And d 10 fn ~, ,, =, ~, ~ shd 10 u Vla
Leave Nashins,oa az s1 . go sns iso =, sSe , &
Thf,uss , ys aI,'qsyt at aJS ana n a ~, ssa Has
ns Wssk,sge' o,,s 10 .ae ksy,sra 80 SI Ky
as - auek shdf az is, 20 ~ charge % o.
al aHy q, ~ sets yia talaers si, Ytbet reuts.
I ~ sdtfiyHso Hoes noe y ,hs West. iiy'-''
w.P safru oolNt, Gen. TieisY, 1as'sia Aah
'''' 'h' Master ~ transptt,s,,,a',ki . q.
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At GoodmanS 10 Main street, n lot Of
boots, shoes hats and caps will bo sold very
ohoap 30 close out consignment, and maks
room for another stock
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Agrrlcp.

JAMES v. DONALDa0N,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
NO. 70 MAIN Sr., oVER !, y. EDoARH sIoRE
Desirable Residence for Sale.
\ OFFER nor aais tho Residence of NJ i.akaoa, oe
l Jefferson street, thltd door south of Finh. The
lot Ia Que hundred and fourteen feot nos On tho
premises 10 nns thee story brick dwelling house
containing louftseu rooms. nnn garian and stable
Also, douhla ifRma houae. This a nus 81 The most
deairabled pieces of property In Dayton and will ka
seld oheap, N an early application Ia made to
JAMES D. poNALpauN, Rsal Estsle Agent.
mAidim No. ~ Main strert ssonnd stary,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

A ridiculous story Ia haipR pabliahed thu,
Napoleon refused to allow Slidell an inter.
viow With MAximilian, A pretty good joke
on Tho Emperor Of Mexico
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-30

Diod --0a The sOh iaeaat a. half past
ono O'clock IL the afternoon, At the residence
Of ]. II stoppelman, John sohirmeE pri.
vAie Of Company H., ForIy.fourth o. V,
aged lven,y'ouc yean Funeral on Friday
April !, al two o'clock lnIermout- Wood
land Csmniaty
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-21

NOTICE.--Charles G. Davis, Charles
IN 3. Davis, William Il. Davis, Jam3s 4. DaTia,
Virginia B. Mcqueen, Amanda b. Payne, RichsEe
Budding, Guardian of James Z. Payne, hay Folli-
yer Payne and SredericA B. Payne, John e. Payne,
viii take notice that petition was filed sgainss
them on the 5tl ray Of December, A. D. 1864, in
the Court Of G. )mmOn Pleas within aud for the
county of Guya hogs. by Eldridge J. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, is wife, rnd is now pending, where
in said Eldrfdge J. and Ann e. Payne demand par
ton OF the following real estate situate in CleVe-
land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, to wit: he west
half Of subdi FiIon lot No. 81 of OsnRed DennisOR,
FoEter aud Pesses subdivision of original ten
bots Nos. one hundred and thirty-fOur, (134) ons
hundred and thirty five, Q35) and ono hundred and
thirty six 1855; said west half being thirty three
(sS) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred C00 feet to alley, be the same moro
or less as marked in the plats, recorded in Book o.
pages seEen ~ and eight, (S) Cuyahogs county
records. be the same more or less, but subject TO
all legs 4 highways; and tn It at the next term OF
said ourt tho said Eldridge J. and Ann S. Payne
will apply for an order that partition may be
mad OF said premises.
Eted this 9th day OF December, A. D. 1854.
q BACKUS NOBLE,
Sho7:IS5 PLAINTIFF Attcrneys.
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NTA8TERs sALE.-Pursuant to the

NTASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
1Kl command of al order Of sale from the Court
Of common Pleas Of uyshoga county, Ohio, at the
suit of James K. Hitchcock against Edward Roth
cram and others, to directed, shall expose ior
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Oourt
House in the city of Oievelsnd on the lath day Of
January 1865, at IL O'Clock A. NJ thu following
deser bed premEes Situate in lhe city oTOieveand,
Ohio, aud known belnE pHEt Of original oity loE
mber zoe in the city OF cleveland, State Of Ohio,
lying between the Ohio Canal and tho CuTahOgA
kiy.r, as conveyed by David Long 30 Calvin Q.
Weller, fecember 2lst. 1887, Rook 25, pkgB BIZ
bounded az follOgs Beginning at the northeast
corner of land heretofore decided by ssid Long to D.
O. Vantyne the southerIy side of the OHIO Canal;
thence easter along the soath side Of said Canal
fifty feet 20 land heretofore decided by said Ong 10
George Williams; thence soatherly along the weA :
tsrly fine Of sad Wliams land, at right angles ts
said Canal, to the OUyaboga RIVER; thence wester-
ly do sn along said BiYer fifty feet to the land
dseded to said YAEtyne; thence northerly along
said Ve1tyna's east line at right angles to the
FOuth side Of Canal 10 the place Of departure, be
the same more Il g. but subject to all legal high
ways. Appraised at $1,000.
LEWIS ". FORD,
Dec. Il, 1884. Master Com'r. Z
o. L. LArIHER, IPr6's Atty. csI41s5:ewed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-21

The World, in discussing the position of
the Democratic party with regard to the
question of abolishing slavery, is very sn1-
iOus to get the party, as party, freed from
the disagreeable consequences of oppOsi-
ton to SO sslutsry measure. It says:
The number who oppose the abolition of
slavery (now q minority is not likely to
grow larger, but to grow less, with the
Of progress Of time. Every Democrat can,
course, hold whatever opinion heehooses on
that subject. Such opinions are no longer
of the slightest political consequence. In
dividual Democrats viii think what they
please; but the subject must be dismissed
from the range of topics on which the
party is expected to ohsve distinctive views
There is no conceivable position on the
slavery question on which the Democratic
party can plant itself and become q ma
iority.
This is undoubtedly to pave the way for
Democratic membsrs Of Congress who
have persistentlY clung to the dying in
stitution of slavery, to free themselves
from further completely with it, without
endangering the party. It is undoubted-
ly true that there is no conceivable posi-
ton on the subject of slavery that would
give democracy the pre-eminence. Its
guilt is too great, 1t can never be freed
from the stains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-21
TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY,
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Capital stock. $500. O.OOO
working Capital, $4,000
10000 shares, So Eaehs

This property OF this Company comprises tracts
of Oil Lands, amounting in the aggregate TO nearly
SeUsH Hundred Acres, between fOur and i've hun
dred of which is in Fee Simple, and at this time s
more than sufficient to pay q monthly dividend Of
Tluo per Cent. on is Capital As every tract en-
brsced in this Schedule is contiguous to large pro-
dueing interests and The crater portion free Of
royalty" it l. confidently and reasonably sI-
pected that with q working futd Of FBtg Thousand
Dollars for the future development of their prop Fy
the dividends Of the Company will shortly be large
ly increased as a Safe, Paying Investment whsther
permanent or for speculation merely, it is believed
the Inducements offered By this Company sre sec
ond to none. Particular attention is asked to the
quantity quality and location OF the lands Of this
Compauy, more fully described in prospeotus IS
sued by the Company, fully describing the proper
tv, which can be obtained at the Banking ONCE
ofC A READ co, o. Superior street, who are
authorized TO Tscsige subsbriptionS for limited
amount Of Stock. dels:lSo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-21
The Ferer subsIdfnr.

The Erie Dispatch CLAIMS that the oil
fever is subsiding and that the speculation
in fancy stocks has about run out. Those
who do not wish to hEve oil elephants on
their hand had better unload. The land
operation is getting to be overdone. The
business viii gradually pass into more
quiet and substantial condition, and rank
along side of the iron and coal interests.
Don't count on the fever running more
than from thirty to sixty days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-21

1t is understood IN washington that
many Of the Democratic Congressmen are
now fsvOring the Constitutional amend
ment sbOlishing slavery. They argue
wisely that if they do not pass it, the next
Congress viii be Immediately called and
the contest for State Legislatures next fall
will be made with this in view, and that if
the Democracy are then found arrayed
against it,i there can be no hope of their
auocass