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M ILL be sold, on FRIDAY, tbe 10th Of
w June Fifty oordeEnei H. snd Mules, 81 The o
Horse Lot At ouarssr Branch onmencns At 10 oeo
-, : 4 K p. ARcHEiG .
Mai md Q. a.
sAia conducted BIZ Tnos W KrnsrK Austlanser mys1
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Ar "a n d: sArEs ..rHrs pAr.

90, MISSIONS aI' AUCTION.
IN Iv.s s-n s. sresep,
so LiKELY NEGROES:
M EN-. DAv1s 90.
ODD Hslowrs HsM
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was committed to the jail
OF SMITH County on tue day April, 1854 negro
how Whoiea himself HENRY and says he belongs 80 VIM
OF Bulrd County, North Carolina. Said bog very black
IA stouy built and hsd on committed - jn brown
teams coat waistcoat and pants JOHN =. JUL
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SALES.--FUTURE DAVE.

BIZ THos. W. KEEsEE, AuorIoSzza,
once corner Of 18Th and CARY Streets.
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.a.C - e, : NF't gsss ofsA. W. NORTON
anQQ-1awQu CIerk of u unel.


W delivering TO me- or securing that get him,
lslto boy shout 10 yes old feet einehss
ta pleas sn address expression He e my residence
charlottesville Abeiastle county, ths lgh February Was
purchased by years ago. 81 Mr. Thomas Crane OF Cupe
3 er county, 70 which county be has probably gone
~ D ! - - --GE0 s. -kOWIN-
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=. AN ORDINANCE
TO REPEAL AND kk-ENACT THE 1lrH.
J. SECTION OF THE ORDNANCE CONCERNING MAG.

Passed April 20, 1891
Be ordsned BY the cbuhc or city OF Richmond Tia;
eleyenh g ordinxnss copcsrDirg markets. pass
l2 day Of October, 1886 and he Is hereby
er and fecracte5 t,rStd - foloNss ~ ''
Section II. Aer market hours sell or urehAe
Streets than about market house lis pre-
But person shall offer for sale ~ rnsrfe butter,
gss h. ows fruits vegetables, anY other stcea which
oeen purchased al nsrkteT While on sher wy 10
ket within six miles Of markell except hna or vege
sbes which shall been produced 10 another State or pro-
sced ditstce notless itan fifteen miles IRON ibis ~ Nr
shall person engaged In selling At Market butter ea or
sSw purchste himself BY the agency Of enoth afft
she himself other on the sane dsy ai heh
eee t1erof any butter eggs fowls Any person vcisng
tia section shall forfeit pprhsed and shall for every
volson nne than tan more than dry
doafs; ana II he guilty second time Of such vioahn
hail. sdoon fne hefor be prohibited forever After
ards either as pal agent for smother from ofns for
safe stttef rnafks any sid articles And any psrton
hall SELL Or for . Ey'bhs Thatsyer q. any ps.fet u
for sale shall be forfeited 20 the cy and be
odd by Of the ke, g the benefit OF the city and
he party 20 offending moreover be fined atty dollars fer
esch thing sold, osered ier sss, BY him. ,,f.s
"a oopy.l ,...4
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rRnn THIIorrH sIpE.

Wss reported on the streets and We received nfOf
nation nom SPECIAL souses Yesterday afersoop, thai
Gen. Bl,lsr was eyaeuatng Bermuda Hundrsda
Il was ascsrs;aed from eoisl sOurees, last night p
late hour, that Bula, was seudirg troops down the
riyer-nos with view to syscuatiDg Bermuda Hum
dsda. az above sated-bus az wac supposed, 10 RENT
force Grant Everything Otherwise Is reported IN STATE
Cuo On tie South SIDE.
~Isi YRoH GKS. JoHEsroSs AMY.
Gen JshnstOn telegraphsd the War Department yesI
,s,d,y ana entirely confirms tie statement Of the Pses
.orFesUondsat given il oar issgs Of yesterday.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS FOR MILITARY
SERVICE. ~
ADJUTANr GENERALS QfRIoE VIRGINIA., B

TSO TARPLRY WHITE, JNo. a.. WHITE,
i Richard Whts cAAsIey Aaitin ana Rsbsess D. his WIFE
Macha Poindexter, kAssy W. Wyen, Thomas Wynen and
Joanna TSHg notice NAT We SHALL 81 the red
dence Of jacob Fools inhs eouaty Of Pyysnia on fR
of Jacob n 6es and 6ghsfS md hat hs the CLERKS
ose dEaHiGx County Court the 26h day Of May 1854
he depoStlonS Of ThoRl Green, tes,
70 Iaea ssyidenee In the Circuit oonrs Of PitsyyEna
County of-An appeal taken BY you from spm,
der OF IA Court Of PylVauis entered At Mareklelgh
1884 OF IA court admitting the vii and ccdldls .,
white to WsSNs Slyo obi sS,JIddSEn ,o,e ssSyrrI
YeqF. &e.t y, e. AE Sng2aAk Sts qsis sl
-. EXECUTORS named In the vs. 49,.
APr ls.n, ee.. ~ of henrico county
GAIT aNO1ICS.-C itHpPy upon application at ne
osus sI a5uss ssd Saturday the 3lst InI, for
~. Ss Az sssursd AsIs tickets Tor 1884 can 10
Citizen. NJ -ny county iasiiee Of the peace.
bv GpulyI ~ -, ELIJAH BAKER 4
n .s-st -. - ARtfor Heprsn.- I
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rurrHIRp HoWIfzERs

,Tss New York Daily News, Of the 1ssh, contains th
toov;5y Lea Of Confederate prisoners belonging to u
~, S7.g3mprt Of Virginia Artillery, Third Compact
Riobmopd Hozitzsrs: ssrgs Thos Il ealIlss, Capt |
4 sni,h. co-poralc . HINT, PfiVates E n oFump
ns.sn5e,iavns. B ES1qaeran. d Hntchias, 3 LOi
inc ] q Hutehssou, Henry Jones, james Aoutin,
y sol.,sr Morris, 7 HlrdEiose, RI Ganees y
\ royy,Bey. Geo T Parker, mo r Bugg,, w D Ply
n R.ssiss. John; sLear, VIM ThOuPson, WI /
ROBBERS, slightly Nornaso = 90 -, 49,
badly wounded Wm " ni''' AN''4 |
company =. ant senpsuk |
TaoA "Es 'ii1 VIZ ~ led By Captain |
- iFhe s.a1nton Spectator says a 81 tbs susny |
Of Jseksod's command, 100 ]
Nashan. attacked and -
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; HANoTEEIoEN, Va,
nav rs, 1854. (

How are you old !tlIoF' Arrived here yesterday
Aherncoa, aiasr march, p niles. Hope 20 see you
s5ou Are staining tvsry nerve to come 70 your sup
post this Is sarczSu). -
,s.. Yours, &c,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
PETIrION FoR PARTITION.
Montgomery Common Pleas.


Joseph Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Blown, Care
line Aahue I'd William MRhue, Oelinda Hannah
aud Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah ana George
Hannah, vs.. ....-
Fheophous Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
Seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elisabeth Brown, In Partition
nIHEOPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown, Mary
Brown, Seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Pet-
ton was filed agains them on the 9lst day OF Augus
A. A. 1864 in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Mont
gomerY county, Ohio, by Joseph Brown Solomon
brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Aahue, Wm. Mahue,
Celinda Hannsh, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
and George Hannah Rud is nov pending wherein said
petitioners demsnd partition OF the following real
estate, tO-WIt Situate In the county OF Montgomery
aud State Of Ohio, on the east or section 3d. town
8, range east, Sc.
Beng lot No, z OF survey and subdivision OF
the lands Of Joseph Brown, deed, by order OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF Montgom ny eoHnty,
Ohio at the March term, l84l see ehaneery, record
II, page 392, and described as OlloWsi
beginning on the east line OF said section a I
poles south o. the N. E. corner thereok-thencs s.
Bb9 w. 100 roles toa stone in the Liberty Road
thence g. 5fo z. 1923 poles 10 stono in said Road
thence N. SO X. ~ poles 70 stone, thence 3. s. E
poles TO a st0ns, thehee N. s6S Il. ~ poles TO
stone the east line OF said section, thence n. o.
W. ll23 poles 10 the place OF beginning containing
60E acres and haa been assigned as the dover D
E abeth Brown in seid lands OF Joseph Brown dse'd
and that at the next term Of said Court, the sale
petitioner will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said prSmiees.
Daled ths August Slet, 1854.
! ADAH CLAY, ApY for Petitioner. auGol.wew
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24

The Union says it will require ll6 TO elect,
which calculation embraces the bogus State
Of West Virginia, making 23l instead Of 226
votes in the Electoral College.
The above States are counted for Lincoln
with absolute certainty, yet Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Indiana, Illinois and Minneso-
ia, casting in all 43 votes, are, to say the very
least of thsm, extremely doubtful, and may
be regarded as pretty certain for General Nc
Clellan.
The recent municipal elections in Connec-
ticut show that the State ia anti.Lincoln by
from four to elk thousand.
Rhode Island has a Democratic electoral
ticket con posed of the first men of the State
one of them is AmasG Sprague, the elder
brother Ex-senator Sprague, at the head of the
great manufacturing firm OF that name, and
heretofore leading Republican. The Demo
crats are sanguine of carrying that State for
| Mcclellan .. .
The recent election in Indiana was carried
for the Administration by the grossest frauds
and foulest perjury, which can hardly be again
repeated The State is anti. Lincoln by at
least 20, 900 majority, and we have no doubt
will give an overwhelming majority for the
Chicago Nominees. 4s
Why the Uuion should claim Illinois We
cannot conceive Our private accounts from
there are OF the most cheering character and
we have no doubt the State will cast its vote
for Mcclellan. t.I.I
Minnesota is extremely doubtful. The
Democsats of the State feel confident Of car.
rying it. Changes are reported everywhere
Leading men Of the State who have been with
the Administration are now laboring against
it ....
The States not in the UniOn's list are moi
considered certain. Indeed they are regarded
as doubtful That the administration does
} not regard tho States claimed by the Onion
as absolutely certain" for Lincoln, is eviden
from the fact that il is deemed by it as of prime
necessity that the State of New York should
be carried against Mcclellan. 1t is, there
Q fore, bending all its powers to secure it's vote
i All the Lincoln rascals in the country thR
can be spared from home, are gathering in th
: Empire State Morton and his wire worker
are there Brough and his loyal league pipe
d laying managers are there They know lhA
III il Mcclellan carries New York, he will b
. elected Hence the efforts the Monarehist
are making to carry that State against III
= Union Democracy .....
q The Democrats Of Ohio, Indiana and Ill
= nois have every encouragement TO work. Tn
prospects for the election Of McClsllan an
Pendleton are Frightening every day. aud a
u it wants 10 elect them is long pull a strOn
Pill, and pull altogether of the friends OF th
Union and Constitutional liberty GReii
HaH Enquirer (i.I itsf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
DR. 3. COMES APPOINTMENTS.

DR.. Cone may be consulted as follows;
In PloUA, at the Piqua House, on Mon
days, Nov I; Dec IL; Jan l6 Feb 20 March
a. May |.
In TaoY, at The Morris House, on Tuesdays,
Nov 8; Dec IS, Jan IL; Feb 2li March rs;
May T.
Ia DAYTON, at the Phillips House, on
Wednesdays, Nov 9; Dec H. Jan 49, Feb 2s
March 26, Maya.
In XsSIA, at the Hivling House, on Thurs
days, Nov 10; Dec l5 Jan IS, Feb 23 March
30; May l.
In SPRINeEsLD, at the Kusub House, on
Thursdays, Nov 3; Dec lei Jan III Feb l6;
March 2s; April q.
Ia BELLHFoSTAlSH, at the Logan House, on
Fridays, Nov 4; Dec 9; Jan l3 Feb III March
"a April 2S.
DR., Cone has prActeed in the above places
about Eve years with the most gratifying sue
sess He treats all forms Of chronic diseA-
ses aud RvAils Of all improvements, in all
schools Of medicine. No charge for consul
tation, bot chash for medicines Consult Dr.
Cone before it il too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24

The following letter, from soldier, appear
ed lew days alter the late election in the
Pittsburgh Republican, German paper of
PlTTsBURGH, Oct IA, 1864
l, George S,umpf, member of the 7th Penn
sylvania Cavalry, ahd attached to the music
corps, do hereby certify, that although for
merly a resident OF Pittsburgh, en- route from
Atlanta to Pittsburgh, was requested, together
with about 2, 900 other soldiers, by the officers
at Indianapolis, at which place we arrived
at o'clock in the morning OF election
day, to vote the Republican State ticket. "A
great part OF the soldiers were Germans. Al
the depot were carriages which took us TO the
polls and many of the soldiers voted twice
and three times. We handed our votes into
window, and nobody asked us whether we had
right to vote or whether we formerly resided
10 the State Afterwards ws we're treated
with ale and all other things we might eat
and drink am convinced that every SOL
der Of the 1000 voted once, and many two or
three times, although we belonged to Penn,
| syvania, Ohio, Michigan, Maryland and other
States, Besides us in Indianapolis also voted
about 2, ,OO0 invalids belonging TO other States
At 8 80 p NJ started the soldiers of the
PENNSYLVANIA regiments to CrestlIne, and the
soldiers OF other States to other places,
1Sisned1 GEORGE STUMPF,
-. 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry,
Thus it is that the rays of light are begin
ming to shine in upon the stupendous frauds
practieed by LiReOln despotism, at the recent
election in Indiana.
Is it strange that under such a system Of oti
cial corruption aud perjury that ludianaPo
lis with her population, of Is, Gil by the re
cent census, should have cast a vote of neal
40, 900 at the last election How long d.
honest Republicans imagine that the people
who are the masters under our system, will
submit quietly to have their most valuabl
rights thus tranpled upon 2 do they ne
knOW that when the sovereign people Of thi
land come fully to realize Gas they surel
W ill) that II is the deliberate design of th
party in power to deprive them of the la'
hope, through the ballot box, to relieve them
selves of this tyranny, that their honor, the
history, their traditions and their religion, 40
everything that is valuable to them, will imp
T them to rise up, aud throw of tho yoke2 2
8 they desire anarchy, bloodshed, and civil wa
d. with all its horrors, in our midst Ifnob Y
, say, as allreAecting men must say let the
{ desist, at once, from such Aagrant frauds
8 such crimes against both the laws Of God at
4 the country. -.H-
4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
THE UsurpatIonS Of Lincoln and
JohnsOn ia Tennessee.

II anything would arouse the masses OF
the Republican party to abuses of power
which, Il dhcurbed, will annihilate the
liberties of the whole people alike, we
would expect them to be no less indig-
nant than the Democracy, at the lswless and
oppressive usurpations Of ANDREW JoHN-
SON. military Governor" of Tennessee,
and Republican candidate for Vice Presi-
dent. AT single sweep Of his pen, he
has wiped out the election laws OF that
State, broke down the Constitutional
guarantee of free suffrage, and by the pre-
scription Of test oaths, renders it impossi-
Bile for any to vote who viii not swear,
not only to support every past measure of
the Administration, bnt all that it tmay see
fit 10 do in the futre The individual
who seeks to vote, must make an oath
that he will consent to no negotiations for
peace, but urge the war to its final and
bitter end of subjugation. lie must make
an oath that he rejoices in the scenes OF
bloodshed, on land and sea, at which the
whole civilized world, stands aghast. de
must make an oath that all that Lincoln
has done is right, aud that whatever he
may do in the future will be right. With
this oath upon his lips, he will be allowed
to vote at the Presidential election II
he refuses thus to tlebaso and penure him
self, he will not be allowed to approach the
polls ''-
This is the very essence OF despotism'
There is no better example of arbitrary
and oppressive rule in the civilized world
to-day, thar is afforded by the facts to
which we call attention. No sovereign oi
England, while we were yet colonies, evei
did, or would have dared to perpetrate
upon this people, an act of despotiSm SC
Aagraut as this.
Do not the Republicans see that it is a
blow at their liberties, as well as at those
of the Democracy Don't they see that
il would lisfranchise JOHN o, FEEMoNT
B. F. WADE, HENRY WINTER DAVIS, and
every other member of their party, whc
has had the manliness to protest against
the usurpations of LINCOLN, were they
residents of Tennessee Don't they see
that it disiranchises every man who is moi
already a slave, willing and ready tc
swear to obey every behest of his master
at Washington Are Republicans pre-
pared for this degradation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24

We notice that one Of the Black Republi'
can papers still bas the impudenoe to claim
Peunsylyauia as abolition by 295 votes There
is no lie too palpable for these journals to
tell.
1t is to be presumed from Lineoln's con
duct toward gentlemen who demonstrated
with him against Andy johnson $ despoto
course ia Tenueesee, that 1t is intended to
count the electoral votes OF bogus States =
This. it will be remembered, as Wade ana
Davis predicted, will cause revolution.
When tho foul birds, BhOm Provost Mar
.hal Sanderson criminattd on his death'bed
confession, come to be known, it will be found
that they embrace all the leading members O.
the Black Republican party in Washington
and elsewhere,
The death.bed is a terrible thing 10 the
guilty conscience. The thought of meeting
an angry God is awful to the soul blsckened
with crime. Marshal Ssnderson, who made
the first pretended, but lying exposition of the
Sons Of Liberty, recoled at what he had done
when death laid the icy hand upon him but
his confessions are nearly all suppressed and
concealed from the public. just enough is
known to excite great interest in what Is with
held. One thing, by some unintentioual rev
elation, the world is advised Of, viz the Iead-
ing and most influential Republicans in Wash
iugton are so vilauously corrupt that even
Sanderson sickened at association with them,
and withdrew.
Those who want what Marshal Sanderson,
Black Republican, on his death bed, called
"the foul birds who flock in Washington
city, continued in power, will vote the hepub-
lean ticket.
There is no longer shadow OF doubt, il
Democrats do what is in their power TO &c
oompGsb, that Mcclellan will be elected. |
will require stupendous frauds TO beat him
The gain in Ohio, over the UNANIMOUSLY frau
dulent Brough year of 1868, is not less thar
forty thousand At this rate it will require
but little time to make Ohio soundly Dem
ocratic. We look to elect our Governor mex
year by a rousing majority,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
. "a Il Il w
OF THE
Friends Of Mcclellan and the
Union at the
COURT HOUSE STEPS
| ON
MONDAY NIGHT, November 7th.
Hon. G. l.. VALLANDIGHAI
AND
Hon. George &. Pugh
Will address the people.
sherman In Great Danger.

3D. ShcHhNh ~ %Eeht DhhBeEs
All who read the papers know that
SHERMAN is in precarious position. His
adroimcss as a General is all that has
saved him thus far This may bring him
ont safely yet though the rebel papers
think they have sure thing ON him, and
that his defeat is certain
The Montgomery Appeal speeulaies thus:
The Federal commander is ehdeavoring to
work out the salvation of his army, and save
Atlantn, very vigorously. He knows he can
not delay making the connection TO the rear
very long That he had such knowledge OF
Gen Hoods purposes, before the late cam
paign on our part was commenced, as to cause
him to send two corps north of the ChattR.
hooche, and these we're found strongly posted
on the railroad, from Winnings to Marietta, BY
our advance, has been heretofore stated in
these columns These left Atlanta two weeks
since-a day before our advance commenced.
About the same time, as prisoners taken re-
port, the 18th, 10th aud 18th Army Corps
we're concentrated north of East Point. On
the I'd inst these crossed the Chatta hooohee
at Sandtown and the ferries above. Ere this
then, Sherman has united the columns with
which he intends to operate against Hood -
That quick work and battle any hour may
be looked for, we believe, because we think
the enemy necessitated to get rid Of our army.
They can't rest at Atlanta They must fight
and that quickly; and fortunately this time
they can only get battle at such Q point as
Gen. Hood may select They must be the
attacking party Their force may be, propably
Is, numerically few thousands stronger Than
ours, but il Gen. Hood acts wisely in choosing
his position, the difference will vanish Unless
we have been greatly deceived as to strength
and spirit of the Army of the Tennessee, we
have no fears as to the result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
JuIIan,s speech.

1t is a characteristic OF much the larger
portion of the speeches and writings Of
the Republicans, that it is so vile and
nasty as to be unfit to consider. In its
abuse-in its low, dirty epithets, as well
as in its wholesale charges of treason and
every conceivable crime upon its opponents
1t exhibits scoundrelism with which
no honorable man desires to come into
contact. 1t is vain TO reason with a
blackguard--to argue with brute. Men
who have no words for their opponents,
save traitor, cOnspirator, copperhead, &c,
are not to be replied to in the ordinary
mode Of political discussion. If noticed al
all, it can be properly done in but one way
If done, as it deserves, it would involve
the country in the anarchy of civil war
Such an evil is to be stunned as long al
possible. 1t has therefore been deemed
better to endure the provocations to blood
shed which our adversaries offer in every
speech they make, and every article they
write, until the frenzy of the existing
fanaticism passes out of the public mind
That time will come. and will probably
come SO soon, that the remembrance 0
their insolence will be fresh in the mind
of those to whom it has been SO long anC
SO wantonly offered. u...
These remarks are suggested by speeel
delivered in Cincinnati recently by low
vulgar. malignant blsckguard nance
JULIAN. Forty lashes of a rAwhide, wei
laid on, is what the miscreant deserves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
Predictions Of Dur Great Men.

II the warnings oi the great and patriotic
statesmen Of our country bad been Needed,
Aboltlonism would not have triumphed, Lin
eoln would stil be trying cases before JUS
tice Of the Peace in Illinois, and our county
Would be prosperous and united. Washing
ton said the triumph Of sectional party
would bring disunion. A sectiona lpsrty tri.
umphsd in 1860, and disunion followed.
Jefferson said party bassd on geographical
lines would bring disunion. jackson said
the triumph OF ASotiohsm seals the
doom OF the UnioR Webster said the tri-
umph OF Abolitonism would bring disunion.
Henry Clay repeated the warning. Mad.
son, Monroe, Wright, Fillmore, Douglas. and
other distinguished statesmen, predicted the
same thing. Lincoln, Greeley, Garrison,
Sumner, Wade, Chandler and other fanatics
ridiculed the warning, aud assured their do.
luded followers that 'the South could not Be
kicked out of the Union" The prediction
has been verified; and the country ia suffer
ing the consequences Of disregArding the
admonitious of statesmen aud adopting the
advice of fsnAtics.-MOnfanG (Cdk) Demo
erda ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
How II VIII Go.

The ST. Louis Union, a Lincoln journal
says 'the late elections afford pretty substan.
tial foundation to estimate the result of the
Presidential election upon and thereupon
proceeds In give its ralcuatons The follow.
ing list is the estimate which, 1t tells us, Gin,
cludes the States which can be counted upon
for Mr. Lincoln with absolute certainty :"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-24
Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShip.

IHE partnership heretofore existing under the hTm
Il of breene Nixon, IN the Clothing business
wa dissolved by mutal consent on the 10th day OF
August, 1854.
". g. Breene IL Authorized to settle the afairs Of
the late Arm W. G.. BREENE,
A. O. NIXON.