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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07
Mfpttal.a,..
AiOw to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

gni3sRoa5l 2. swat ih-.--1 tNiiht tls 40 Voc
.,,r UQ 8uOg Cd au-, ,,Glu "a .As IE
flNHE primary calRs Of every disease that flesh Is
L heb' impurity Of the blood. The blood To-
comes impure from lnany causes Impure AR or
change OF weather, unghoiesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes ot impurty Of the
blood! rteis sym ptorns are Rnddmess headache, con
fH ought; syts duh g9d heayy, droy9lGess Com
sd tion Jtthe bbwsfs, Dad taste IN the mouth, tou
tongue, liver complaints, pains the back and eEs
OF appetite, sleepess nights, eoc, erqmp, pain
lana tiihn6ds al che ehest, heaftbtrA goat and fheu
lmasm, pukinS S,aad purglnl, Ghlls and levers more
fldssaetompanynB these, and long train Of troub
lespme and dangerou ,aectOnt. AL Of wbeh may be
prevented and cured by taking atew, doses OF III,
SfRj 0K Ian DIS Nlet4It TABLE UfIEYING ANTI
BILIOUS PIl.i4S They wpll purify the blood and put
the stonsch, bowels and liver Healthy ebnditi6n
lhey particularly suitable for olronIo and nervous
shse'5es. Every !anlily and every soldier Should
lteepa supply Of alese Plls hsmsny diseases ate oot
waited by tpeir use. They mid and safe med
enaS sn can be taken ut any time without danger OF
taking cold t III g.
Sold ny AL dFigsists sent to any part receipt
ptlHenty-tye cents and stamped envelope. sddres5g
ed dBr: SrRi0KLANI, east Foufth street Clncinna
" " ho.s9Ta s1i @, Jai41naBf 2d1 1ie llaa %
I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-07

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, 1864-11-16
. Proposals.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE q. S.
~ Army, no. 20 sou1u s1REET,.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE Q. S.
~ AnAz' prtxorl SS &d: p Ssss9esE sssF? 3D.
u. s:sss ssRlf:s =
pis9SR! F9g& fa9GsAsp HEAD or soop % Eat
4sa ga ssa ~
6 re- sn
ene ,Aessn snH ns p9agndHs HoEEes Ersss
@ esP2ss saaet III p s e:ss
provided The animal docs not stand n the ens I've
ssa esse sss esaT Sc
Blank forms for PROPOSALS caa Be hid On application
q f4apesa f siess T
~ not b & SSnsas5ed 9s d. ,cbt G, xe,zpr
ess s Weight vi thsn 81 minimum nseonsd .boys ths
s1Psass Of FeiEans WILL be palo " 'a' p't's 'f''ns
Eseh ia to eouaaesatasp NUT contain
written guarantee Of two Responsible PERSONS d loi
o sosnty Of :Ss, sSs to io;ai
ensef e sese1dsace WIN the of
fract IN nceoraance herewith: snd we are nEspases
70 become his securities, giving good aaa sonc'en
e = r. s. N.Y.; b :sSs
s s Is e. a'Sd I'd States District AoF
prepared to ve boud4 and sign Tie contract otfor'
IL reserves to Itself the right to rsec
sea nasve,v Il,
eaaas %sy s g. hand ID nad
RE sf 9att + j.
"na 6ia Is Il the nans 81 a nrn. the,r names .nt
their Post Once address must appear or toes WILL No
" Each ~ rsom or every member Of y f1rn offering
, 1864-11-16
a Man who Voted for Washington
-A Vnfaa for Lincoln

FOIG8 kO1 AAA@~AAAs
As this is almost certainly the only instance
in which voter for George Washington Will
apain vote at Presidential election, we PRINT
The following interesting account from the
snrincac1d G1ass.) Republican
70 the Editor Of the Republican:
Deacon John Phillips, Of this town, Who Is
one hundred and four years tonr montns ha1s ana a
9fas aanoeisd lis balot for Presidential electors
ana State officers. He was brought IN car-
r;are ,aa,1 and then conveyed into the ha1l In
c1,s;r' snnnortcd by platoon Of our returned
soldiers. and received by the citizens. Of ths
town rising from then nE 9ea1S Sea2ts notna
~ Ill nrescnt. After resting Tor moment,
~ - Tvfenrrable patriot expressed desire to
ehole eho hands with all the returned soldlers.
Game thirteen soldiers then formed IN line,
vhen each one Was introduced to the patrs-
arch. and took him BY the hand, Win Inc an
no71n,ccmcnt Of the time each bad served IN
~ nr.aV> The last soldier introduced, Mr..
T;,o IL ~ an Irishman, said he had served the
three years. and had enlisted for three
roors rnore. and II that Tas not long enough
- snhdue the rebellion be was ready tor anoth-
To-e - ciyen for the returned soldiers, and
thIae W. E5,rsing cheers by the whole assembly
- - ~ old soldier Of the revolution"
1ot ~ Fdxard Phillips, eldest son Of the ven
o.ef1s deacon. uowin his Soth gear, then made
Rsssa sid Il @ s sest t5e q adast tas
na,' n tnwn Who was born in town, and yet,
eaId hi be. be y my fther Is here, and 'still lives"
sr'n ~ IA man was thcnpresented with two sets
ars afEotea I.a one one for Abraham Lincoln, and one
% for ' Geo7ge 3. Mcclellan, and and requested before
s Il as ssa N F; dssp
toned bass voice, sMu1 l snal1 'aAe 'ne one
1or r., Aotnt taqrn then voted that the Chairman OF
+,d " se1sctmen present the ballot-box to the
who to9E b bis bal ballet Ra viz t1d,9sn
and aeoSstea TED 4 II aef D0 5t P1ss
dan+ dan+ ~ and lad attended all the Presidential
e1ectinns since, excepting that four years ogo
S1fJs %hen be- was sick md did not attend. .
Tic following preamblg and resolutions
, 1864-11-16
HruaI Notices.

TONlNfONWEALTH OF MAS
~ sAcHusETTs- -HAArnES. s.. PROBATE f
1hc cst.te Of Horace Webster. late ol Springfield In
Whereas. FIiLT IA DAFT, the AdminlstrMstFlx M q
the cftA,c 1T THE deceased has presented 70 s3ld Con
allowance the hrs. account d her 81 ~ On
allowed: aud application las been made fora dlsttl.
hutton Of the hauce IN her hands among the ac1t Oh
Kin Of said deceased.
10 ne holden springfield Iii said county on the urst
uesday Of 1anuary next nj nine O'Clock in the fore-
tloon to show cause, II &ny sou havc why said &C
count and clnim should not be allowed and distrhn:
lion Iuadc nccording to said application. And said
Thilura Dart l. ordered 70 seryc this cltaoh y Pn1
publican, ancrspaper published II snrinsneld, and
In TIC ClcaEo Tribune, 1rntcd at Chicago, lul9os'
aud in the EorHtch Bulletin printed * S1TT'Sm xoa
tton to Be fourteen days =. least hsoss said
COPY props! nssad rSsfSSs ~ iS:', 70
scntatives, Known to the pstonsr. within TWO days
Wines, WILLIAM : EsaTh,se' - II;
81 sa4u vr mi npr etght hundred sad sixty
four. SAhaL L1 - -
a cops-A''7'' SAMUEL 3. sPooNER, Register.
A4A-
, 1864-11-16
@enicinal.
DIR. MARKS
SYPHILITIC CURE.


This medlCina Is q &afe and k&aa1Cal
Cure for syphilis in the Primary, se-
-" couda1y and Tertlary stages ana Is
: The most important Medical UlScova
80 - ~, i. NJ - .,,,+h Fvn-,+,,1r,
cry o1 &Ae NWokeeAt0 @eAs1ya
From sllns sTe ts nfSn ~ tnt ~ atS
cities coDtaE!ons sEAuAL D1sEa5E. ca!'en @
Mhfh 3 1 M
nhGe1MaHsjR1Rs re- MHRRs sYpH1rtc CURE Is the only med,.
nfa - 1rhich Sas rv.r nr.n ;fscnvered fnat Wiz
S1Rf N5fT Hi pfSAsEs il I'll
ffeir vnrfed and romnitcsted forms and thornuchy
craairete the dfsease fforn The sYstem.
Ills destructive disease which has ba1ied the skill
to be- be consigned to PREMATURE GRAVES. or to drag
easca @ 81 TIIszzws ONLY TRUE RENkDY-as any
te sys1nfOrs or each stage Ad the pkrcs Of the mod
icng per PACKAGE IL given. 50 that persons in the
country can order the medicine and remit the noney
which IL recommended to cure the particular stage ot
THE FIRST, or PRIMARY STAGES OF 5yEMaius M ts Is
when the Chancres or nlce1s nsst appea5;, t
e.on1a be 2st u! pt. ~ ona hottis
SfIHiMttiL![ 49, + s,s ho1 Fs one bottie Wash
.csez!afEss sa,e Esstce Hre1ms ncI nsttnfe" ii s.
, 1864-11-16


were then presented to the town meeting,
which were adopted BY unanimous vote:
WHEREAS, Our very memorable and highly e.
speeted Deacon John Phiips ,,Ttbs whe
and nine Days old, and who yet retains his mental
nd physical faculties In high degree; and,
WHEREAS, He has travelled some two miles TO At
tend this town meeting and has deposited his bal.
lot for Presidential Electors and State, county and
soWn officers, therefore,
Ee;clfed, That this be entered on the records Of
The town az 1asting memorial Of his undying pat
rictfsm and devotion to bis country. and as an In
cidrnt, perhaps. unparalleled in the annals Of our
Government.
sruaanDcE, Msss., Nov. 9, 1861. =.
- Nicholas, Count de Giorgf, Minister
Resident Of His Majesty the Emperor Of Aus
tria, Chamberlain Of His Majesty, and the
Knig ght commander Of vurious distinguished
orders died in New York on the Sth inst, in
the 55th year Of his age.
, 1864-11-16
NORTHWESTERN NATION
In AL BANK OF CHICAGO:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WAfHrS6rpx, August So 1851.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 70 ne
,,nderhEncd. 1T has been Ennoe TO appear tnat She
OF Chicago County Of Cook md Statc of Illinois has
been duly organized under and aecor,nG 70 tne Re-, q
Provide Eatonsl cn5rsns5 tscn5sd p p!sd,Ss en o.
md Redemption thereof" apptpvcd June 3d 1a and
has complied With all OF fac pteEons Q! saaa aes f.
Qutrcd to be compiled With bclore comnenc1nS oasa-
Now, therefore, l. Huou MoCC1Ioca; ComptFol!cI .s
fcrn Katonnl baak Of Chicago IN the City Of Cheaso
County Of Cook and State Of Illinois, u AnthoEzea %
aforesaid. .s ..., =.
@Itco iEorst ~ stni1 HUGH McCuLL0Cu.
nnfvf3sGut Comptroller Of the CurTcncF.
, 1864-11-16

NEW YORK, SEl'l'EA1BEk, "a.
\ The undersigned hare formed co.pAftnefsa1P
in this city for thc purpose Of tsnnsactng
Gencrc, Commission and Produce Bnsines
rndcr tue name OF
HT:NNNG, FLINT & pEARCE.
Our long c1rcricnce In the selling Of Western Pro
sale, OF all rruprrt, pluc:d III our h4nt].
We arc prepared to make advances npon property
ennstcrcd IL cur address ROBERT NJ uES1NG.
1~'o'e' T.J.S. FLINT,
= ALBERT rEAlsCE,
,o.suHnlera {. g. WINANS.
, 1864-11-16

From Rev. !: Newton Brown, D; p. Editor Of tha
EnCYCtpputttB Ut ts1tlxioua HnoMied6o Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommended pat
ent medicines in general through distrust OF ther IN
9rcients and enects yet know Of no sufficient res-
sons why may not testify to the benets ho bo.
paraton, in the hope TINT be may thus contribute to
The benefit OF others.
man Etters, prepared BY DE- C.. H. jackson, OF this
cty bccanse WIS pre1nd!ced Against them foe many
years under the n1ptezaoa TINT they were chiefly A1
aicohoic mixture; An ndentcd to my f1end, .Robt.
proper tests and for encouragement to try them when
Suffering from great and long continued ability. Tha
of present Year followed by evident teef AID
rettoratlon to degree Of bodily and mental vtgor
most disgaired q regntning I therefore thank God
J. NEWTON BK0WN. Philadelphia
, 1864-11-16
OUR MEMPHIS LETTER,

An A1arn1 at Mernphia-T7ae Chances
of a Rebel Attack-Ihe Election
Trade of McmphIs-Tlte Promotion
Of Loyalty-Eucrf1ln and Rebel Con-
ecrlptfons-Cotton Coming In.
, 1864-11-16
GurciaI Notices.
BEnfr Dye1- Hair Heye!!


Dr. Loclow hasing become emlnepsly sqces;ssiat s;s t
4 ssa e q, ss5a a'
1esnon.kr Of case> OFFERED .! o TT on1 10
.spssss e dscasss
Nervous 5yste and soiciss =. ~ sonen1tot ~ ~ ~
.% &. SSsaas IF
:s o S = 81 6 sit9tat6 5Ra
New York. care or Q. BOZ SIG.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL v1zw or Misunderstanding
nearly BOD pages 100 nne plates and enErayings Of
the 81 rea q IL
plotabc Consequences upon the mlnd and BODY, With
cases treated truthful adviser ths married aad
IF Ser ps Set ee ef a4tase
any address on receipt Of = cents In stamps postal
i1nsil6 Ians Al6a@1y. @ SYs \. :. w.
Dr. james.
Formerly at James Hospital, Custom House street,
New Orleans L.. established 10 1850, now permanent
,9cated i = Ranaopa street. Gh,saso, 1il!ae. sps
soRoruLoue and all kinds o. Blood AND sk1S Dis
A len fsoear e as1aa
r. IopDE forAss1l. arsenic OF any poison but With
HEuTeA11zEn,a Foss11yK cCRx for all hutnoFs and
o.atx1o W1tkxzss, s1ea - Seminal ws.eaess, e
Uf she syEto carly lndiscrettoas excess O entacd
h9cdltArlly. causing loss Of memory cantusaoa a..
cued B. ~ ataDc nsthoa s.sins maea =, tns sn
peeuiaS t TIC sexes Of private nature' radically
Hi oid diseases o. the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS: where
nc blood has ns - r. head sDd
H. endes q .,
t 5;aS IT.
.cIi coeses etc Those sfnicted thoud apply inue'
Ct M
Randolph, between state and Dearborn streets;
conf1den,sni nof:vfs2.?wi*
, 1864-11-16

CANCER, F1STULA, PHEs,
TCMoRs AND ULCERS sueGess,u..yI II eSlea Snea
E5es Cured IL ehart time upon new and ph1losophi-
cal system OF medical prxcttce bE
on,4.t Dns Dnss 4. - = tE.c1 Il uo9-vsetstts
, 1864-11-16
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN TIE WORLD.
Read Who Saya So:

E[9E[Q w HC says DO.
From the Rev; Len G; Beck, Pastor Of he H.puss
B.ptGt Church, FhtlsdelPnia. 80.
Ihaye known Hoohands German BttteIs myof3ndY
for number OF yeatB- hare used them In unJ own
family and haye been 30 pleased With their edecEs that
know That they have operated In striking beneficial
manner take great pleasure In thus publicly pro-
aicted With tha diseases for which they aze zecom
that nv Recommendation viii be sustained DO this
more cheertully Hooiand's Bittess intended to
heuent the inflicted and Ia not rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
, 1864-11-16
Goal.
COALt COAL!

COAL! COALt COAL!
~ CHICAGO, Sept 20th, 1854.
The Scranton, Pittston, ~isesbasse, and saaEnokin
Coal CempanS q PcnnsYyania ean roy snRR'Y isni
Large Egg, Small Egg. Range and Chestnut Eoal: II
the singit ton or cA1go, AT LOWEST MAKhEt
Also Lehgh. Blosshusgh, Bt1ar Hill, Erie, Chippewa,
Mineral Ridge and Illinois Goals
OnIces, la6 South Market street. ~ East Madison
street md South Clark street, north Of the c. y. @
Railroad Crossing. Post Office Box
A's,ts srsissaGs5tis - ROBERT LAW.
, 1864-11-16
0LDE PAPUR WANTED
ELortnmfc IL XFeIth.

Ecsh raid fore 0tde Pumnetx Noozcpap11s sna
"nc"s v97.tmis JOHN Z. PETrU30AE-
, 1864-11-16
Qbifa9o Gttbnne.
THE BRYANT FESTIVAL.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF
THE SCENE.
Large Gathering Of the Poets and
Artists--The Speeches, Poems
and Pictures.


Nc arc permitted to publish The following
letter received by a gentleman Of this city
from lady who was participant in the
honozs paid to William Cnllen Bryant, the
venerable poet and patriot. The charming
skctchy description Of the occasion will cause
it to be read with Inter-
NE~ Aoaa, nov. TO- 1864.
Mr. DRAR DocroR II believe thst I prom
;sed In The sump,e. Ia write vou from Long
Branch. but 7 found The fascinatious of sea.
~ ~ ~ t ,,anr ~ ~ ~ ia accnstom.
eiue 1ne Wv naa5 lot lug. ~ - W. ~ 10 ~,
ed pen-pleasu1e WAS ennfei5 tnlo"n IL .ne
shade, while as for reading or any other intel
lectua1 enjoyment the only thing Of the sort
which I iudulgcd in WIS an occasional peru
sal Of the newspapers OF the last Atlantic.
0ne EVENING. however. we Ind In our large
onc ~ s'eus, 1;,a~..,, +,.oat ,rt;,1, = shs11
o1a"pns-iool 49,. =. ~ n"A;., 49, na-.s1ta ae s,1',..
not soon 1orgel. Lanel Uougaer1y OF
the most brilliant members Of the Philadel-
mia Bar-and as cenial man as ever met.
rccited M seyerol dramatic n;accs including
.as-s ,a,,s~e,, hae1aa ~ +ha ~ 1,;ss paha,,sos
a te.! po"e 'Aera1 LA VI '"e 4'4'A Aeoe''1''
BY Richard Lato fsnaei.
The audience was profoundly attentive and
I observed eycu among grcy-halrcd men sew
o-.1 ,ubo vare moved In tears "a they might
wa,, f,s fnr,+be recjfcr,s naf1,ns and eronnenee
80 49, t,rf,,,1r .Thia dramatic novcr ga
were tnrh ~, aMa ua u,,t omcs s.s,.as mas
Wonder1al, anu o!4 no. A1o" nls emcne ms,
III his ploleesloA Asu' ~ VIM oups4n
, 1864-11-16

&EME1fBEEk> -
That this Bittters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains no Rum or Whisky,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKlRDS,
, 1864-11-16

(Remarka from Chemical Ana1gsis-l
Amer careful examination Of Helmbold's PEepars-
t,ons. they enoJ our utmost confidence. Wetousider
them safe and reliable .....
NETEERS YATES.
Philadelphia, Juuc Z, 1s6o
, 1864-11-16
From the Rev Thoe. Winter. PastoF OF Ro1torough

From the Rev. Thoo. Winter. Pastor OF Roxborou2h
Baptist Church
DR. JACKSON Dear slr-I feel 1t dna to your excet-
lent preparation, HooGana German BtterB add my
have for years, At umes been troubled with great
disorder my red ana nsFxons y, .yste - n n
ters Tttd and have e1pe.tsneel Esest and unex-
ted. I confidently recommend thu article Hhe1o
meet with cases similar to my own, and hays bean
8ured BIZ mar Of their good edect9-
Respectfully yours.
7. WINTER, Ro1borou8h, Pa.
From Rev. j. 8. Herman, OF tho German Reformed
Church, KutztoWn, Ber0 County,F n
Ds. c. II. JACKSON: Respected sir-I have bsen
troubied with Dyspepsta neatly 20 years, and hayo
never used soy medicine that did Is much good u
Hoo6aud@s Bitters. I am very much improved In
hcalth after haytn. taken dvt bott!ea-
Yours, with respect. J. 8. HERMAN.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Slue Sheriff..


&upano, G. Stunt.
Wurtm II llntete an IS. err. VI. III
Vera Cruz. @uf Wia1t'niQur, no l:tn S1ir
anitatt, butte Ct mebters peR GENITAL bettp
perurtbetlts OefanNsne teIrsit une lls nit n'&
0sra Cru, esnpmmsn. Inter BE ~ubriaen O..
fanaenen bate ct 1000 Trants per!bs,lt une ~
nsn @uslldt ouf Ys9nar,aunN ge1sten.
NeW No1t, -. SUIT.
Ter merlfantlhe Gcruipsrbrnt mtlcrt rcn
(teubltGen 8arbureten abistten rsr frln'rN'tcE
9ruppen. Tcnatula worb uteesrAet1annt, Me
mdnnlthe 9sp6ltrunQ man III tune tie Hrouen
3 Sage lang ben Hffta!l!dtsn Ter !Sclraisn
Yr,ts e%essben. Istnlt1 bautsn lie In Wu1eo'
laioro.
Icbasec III mad 47tdaiau Velalsurn ven
zen Msritansrn mttfammt Der 9anasn fran'IE-
(atn gs(abunO u. &rttQeris nencmmen orresn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Wu}J0oc>G UCiuC
Nrcn, Il. Npifraorr,

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EMl E'su:tH.li! IL: Vl:,&id,.
S:;ntr Il: "rtr : In t:1~!t. eea:.nt
s}tUr .Gti1tio N3.
Cjrsi3@ e!enlW iur @>ls, Gyr!rM- l"r
Sul.~nlHti
.!3i W,tcrt Gucfr gI,w. Ucie.
CUn HNl!Grtn, q: "!tT3.c'cr -. ............ : W
go = =" , ll,rr y 49, t:t;........ .......... Z o.
Gtu tt'i &C. y ok r:.ttIt an r"r:' | 49,. ...... ! 81
~. Ma,c, :c+:If g.: HEE tIt "'%ir ~"
- y.u. ne. ,&t ,t'mi ti'',t :.'li :" :tcI .t7t ln' Il
get inr11a,it, o~9t+rtt1tt ~itt. G;i:.tL. t +. f4ftlt Std.rl
L.t WrGia'srt-i.
( q. Sc ur> rj:.ft:r |!". t~:~ae'sirs 5ulres-
f.tttns ned! CO ;st;-1n IN MI q ~ rra:t!t'rn
2Gmoi1 Nn g.. 9. g .iatarc, WAG"t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

Gen. GiGet. e. IL !0eu ttirtm3wds
{sl mebr unterwetfen, eoG man NIT Sf1s|
Gin rutlo(e5, eemeirse Spiel tetlieten bat'
Mau bette burd SiAN's An|eQunn tie
Deut(Gen fbtern 81 fonnsn, cap lte Der
Baltimore Gearentioa GW an}9lbNen.
Debbalb CAB man i'm ras Departsmenl
wff.0 ireinien atu iueuItf@t % lbn1
pfeoeaunebnen, {etulc man ten 3wed
erref@t bdtte.s Scr Wufruf CUR elsvslone
Gonpeutfptt itnb CUR Toroer(amn,lunB Der
b,ut(4en 0reanfdtion t%sid4spntate 81
a,Is S@ifiai. Gin Sffsir, Der urter
ibm btfnt, fdteftt:
uDab man 9isel tetter'eroen @slseet'>
teit BAG Department., nebr,fi1s mftpa; ~at
nab Der Nrt unb, @eiis, wte mai. Jpn, III
b.umen runb Rifaptyn (u@tf, Ie'@t apas.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Gin

81 Wa'timcrs yla'Icrm putt l@ NIT
siner Ne(osuticn oui, wsl@s elm Wetbct
ter SNaMrri trrt Wmsntement CUR eons
Ritutfun ernrTct!t. @leid:e|tta ert'nnt
bis(e plat fern Gle yltsItNtaatsn ais no@
eonNitut;cn:u ~tlHtttree Staaten an
Demna@ mGG!tn tci ctr no!b'Aen gins
wtuiouno in Gin fcIG>t5 Enhancement une
zen n1'tiBea t;ft G:cyttI Ter Staaten, eie
NetelIe2 4 anten mttaablen,
bic ab,r nIe fl! lin'{Q,Jr5 Enhancement
Riu'men wereen.
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mere. @bittnp, Sultan une ouer Hacifa'
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unp baDn uiGt In GMnss 'efep> e'n =l!p\'
bss 9srtct eu Sf,ars,d tu rs'btnetrn'
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wdbrenb tisfer 3rtt 6au't tin TIiu
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brinRsn une feine Gn%ttrrvn9 rc';vtnu
ten."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

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anfa0sn.
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nit Grfola nab. gHir ilarm icIA>ucn
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u@r0sapcuuticnn" efe Nsun n;tt all
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trauriaen DclRm iein mItls.
gum Slid 1851 wie risYaunn tu We
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-10
Administrators Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OE THE
Probate Court of Monioe County, Ohio, the
undersigned as Administrator of Eleanor Dali
ly, late of said County, deceased, will fer
for sale at public outcry, On he premises, on
Saturday February l3, 1861.
between the nours of ton O'clock a. m. and
four o'clock p. M, ON said day, the follow
lug premises, situate in Monroe Couu ty, Ohie.
to wit !:
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter and the south west qu2rteS OF the
north east quarter in section eighteen, town
ship three and range four; Also twelve acre:
OH the west side of the south east quaater ol
the north east quarter of same section, town.
ship and range; Also the South east quarter
of the south west quarter OF section fourteen
| township four and range four; containing II
all one hundred and thirty two acres more ol
| less.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th in hand, on'
third in one year, and the residue in TIVE
wears with interest Oh the deferred payments
! to te secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersigned.
RLIEL HEADLEY, Admir-
of Eleanor Daily.
Jan, &c, ls64-4w.