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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-07

The American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
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THE Winter arrangement Of trains on the
Grand Trunk Railway goes into operation to-
day. The morning train from this city to
South Paris and Lewiston will leave at 7.4o
instead of Z, as heretofore.
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a ........ REMOVAL aa
III - % -Nfiatlr Hla
DIR. w. N. DENIM g.
Medical Electrician.
Has removed bis Ofncofro clapp's BLOCK %
SIN l74 MIDDLE sTKAET,
Nearly opposite III, Untsd ttlts Hslsl. Wha, b.

MOULD respectfully announce to the o,t,z.,,. =,
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permsn emit
ly located in this CITY. During the two wears v a
have been In this city, we have curso some Of
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have trsa
other forms OF treatment In vain, and curing pa
asksd do they stay curedl To answer this Question
We will say that all that do not stay cuI cd we will
doctor the second time TOR nothing.
Dr.. ID. has been praotca. electrician Ter twenty.
one years, and Is also regular graduated physclA
hecfriclty 70 perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
IN the form OF nervous sick headache; Neuralgia
IN the head neck or extremities consumption, whe
IN tno acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
invovea ACUTE OF chronic rheumatism, scrofula hjJ
OF tne spine, contracted muscles, distorted H1nbs
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance deafness stan
naoring or hestaney Of speech dyspepsiaS iindges.
non, constipation and Liver complaint piiesWe cure
every case that can be presented; asthma broneh.
US, sI1otares OF the chest and al forms OF female
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Mnnieinal dourt.--No2. s.

Sylvester C. Moody, for indecent exposure
of his person in public; was sentenced to 30
days imprisonment in the county Jail.
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FoREIGN ExPoRTs-The total value of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to $63,23759. isa8
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A VOTE was taken for President on board
the train from Boston for this city Saturday
evening. 1t stood Lincoln 210, Mcclellan 81
ssf7l. - lsN -. ss4ira4 gt.f1 II sHs o
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\ y
MORTALITY OF PoRTLAND.-The whole
number Of deaths in, this city during the
month of October, 1854, was SO. OF these
there died of
Consumption, 10; cholera infantum, p;
diptheria, 2; intemperance, 1; infantile, /;
disease of the heart, / diseases of bowel, Il;
old age, L; paralysis, 2; fevers, s; measles, p;
child birth, l.; dropsy on the brain, 1 Group,
2; whooping cough, still born, g.; disease
Of kidney, 1; disease of liver, /; vomiting. ! !;
neuralgia, L; cramp, i; canker, L; diabets,
I;syphilus, i; inflammation of lungs, ; NOR
LITIGATION, 1; unknown, i. t. 81
Ages-under years, 81; between 5 and 10,
/; 10 and 20, A; 20 and 80, A; 80 and 40, 8 !.
40 and so, L; so and go, 8; go and 1915; 40
and SO, s; so and 80, 3; unknown, / still
born, 8. " LIT 90 .ls ~ mss b.s5..5se y
4; total SO. LOUIS ByNcE,
3 faa.l..t 81 Superintendent 0f Rurials
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Hood 40ciss Repsslsed avith Considerable

ssr.sss.s NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. s.
On the Sd inst the rebel army under Hood
attempted to cross the Tennessee River, at the
mouth of the Blue Water, and were repulsed
by the Federal army under Sherman with con-
siderable loss.
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AUCTION SALES
e. M. pArrEN, AUcTIoNEER. u EzeAanv. J,
Administrators Sale,

OF personal property, belonging to the estate of
~ tue late aoratio Southgats. OF Scarboro's On
wednesday, Nov mber 9th, at ~ A. NJ, on tae
premises in Scarboro, will be sold, oxeg, Horse,
y ~ ms, Pungs Sleighs, Block Wheels, Sleds, Hay
Mnys;n, harnesses, tlougs. H@rows CDltivators,
,atha. Anscnne, Horse Rakes, Grind Stones, to-
&C, &c. Aoois' "a Pen'eie Aoo'''
bo As Sar Immediately after above 1.-THE House.
and SERTED for on ne ABOVE articles to be delivered
Nov. 2-td ooS' Administrator. ~
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8. B. B. 9. AssEMRLIEs.-The subscribers
to this course are reminded that the next as
sembly comes OF on Friday next, Nov. 18th.
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AUCTION SALES
sails. Anchors &C, or The wreck
ed stm'r Bohemian ut A ucfion,

{ Monday: Nov. z at u O'Clock, A. M. for the
Al The cement OF VII NIT may concern. we shall s-li
sbsce nontreai Oc "a Steamship Co. Disc arginR
ma1a steamer b, be mian viz One suit of sails.
TopSan. S "a the bsst duck consisting O. coul seTs
sails Jihs sau H sans spencer, Spanktr Stay-
,.Trotmars. ana WlBdsails; o. beet Bower "a ent
Chain. 0r Anchor A cwt is tathom b. Al Bovvsr
shin Islookss stream Cnsin 80 fathoms II inch; lot
p,., st'ss scrap Iron: Lot Of Heavv lead
with sandTy Other psr; Lot Composition Material
Nov 2-td ~NV''Auctioneers.
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80 The polls in this city tomorrow will be
open at l0A. M. and close at A PM
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House at Anc,,o.

ON Friday, Nov II, at 8 O'Clock :, - A..
" premises, house No. IS mbsrisnd styeat .no
1t is the terly half of two story boch al i've
houses-perfettly esther; modem in it's arrai qe
mesIs; thor, ugh and sub taniialy Luilt; ii ,ur
nnhed rooms and good closets; gas; s ceieti afCd
Cbilsons Cone Furnace hsId al soft water good
snG pun ant; with an sxct lIt NJ cellsr Itiscen-
lazy lazy Zoe ted ard in good neighborho on. 1t
posnive-;erms very EASY. IN
/. Nov Ia, HENRY BAILEY 6 CO. AuOt'rs.
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REcRU1TfNa.-0nly one substitute was
passed at the Provost Msrshal's office Satur-
day, and he was credited to the town Of
Bridgton. N ~ NN a ~ +
The number now lacking TO fiji up the sew
eral quotas of the towns in the LIST District is
about 100.
The Provost Marshal's office will not be
open for the transaction of business until
Thursday morning. 1t will be closed for the
three days in order that all engaged in it may
have an opportunity of exercising their priv
ilege on election day.
Adjutant General Hodsdon has notified Re-
cruiting Agents that where the quota of a
town is full no more than 500 State bounty
will be reimbursed for these enlisting there
after, whether as substitute or recruits, or for
any term of service. a7i-
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foRTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-Day.
Advertised Le.teFs-A. T. Dole.
1aiioring-M, III. Reddy.
Stu III IN Wanted.
The atre-DeeriBg Hal.
G. 4. Railway. ~ .-s
Lecture-City Hall. HfM EH
Notfse--Gynnastic. b T Ell n q
Auction Saie-E. M Patten. s.
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LADIES

Who have GOLD hards and feet; weak ssomaohs,
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain In the side
and back lenoorrhca, Tor whitesli falling Of the
all that long train Of diseases viii End In Electric.
tty sure means of cure. For painful menstruation
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specinc ana VIII In short time, restore the sufferer
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ITALY.

Lombardy has been invaded by armed bands
dressed in the Garibaldian uniform. The in
yaders took possession Of the Treasury of
Spilembergo and Manitigo, leaving behind
them formal receipt. a3Mf %
The Italian. Parliament was reopened on
the oath ult. liusi slii ,sia1 i5s 5sr''-f -
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Z. M. PATTEN, AUcTIoNEER, Il Ezo1ang % St
Genteel Furniture at Auc,,on

nN Friday, Nov. 1lth, at 10 O'Clock A =, :,
" Hcs, the Furniture of family rslir oush, VI !,
Housekeeping. ctnsisting in part Of wsiaae and
Blu esus, Com cdes, Stands, Lou kes, Chairs W. |.
nut ana Marble Center lables Exter sion Tables
Mateh Table, Secretsrv. Eide1oard. Bat Tree. AR n
Machines, with variety II ether articl s. all in ex-
cellent condition-msy be seen any me at office.
al assortment of Linen, Cotton, az w oolcn Goods
Nov. 7-dti - Z ,-sT1-ll =
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BYITELEGRiPH
e8H3SaToEHE SCI
Portland Daily Press.
sM00g 3t9IQWW HFkYFgQ +
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the America, at New York.

= g 3sl9sae New YORK, Nov. g..
Steamship America, from Southampton 2eth
ult. has arrived ef g g
GREAT BRITAIN. bQa l9g
The ship Senator, arrived at Queenstown.
reports that she was boarded by the pirate
Florida Sept. 18th, in lat. n, lon. rs w.
Muller's trial had commenced.
The following houses had suspended Hall
&c Geer, Russia, brokers, liabilities 10000;
1. Piddington, foreign patent agents, liabilities
e30,000; Ducworth & Co., wine merchants.
liabilities large. r sseea 8i - a5l7I
The London Times says the tone of the
money market is gradually strengthening.
Confederate loan Ga. egos's,a D 81
z .a... siz = h q ~ FRANCE.
Inc Emperor would set out for Nice on the
zitn, where the Gar would meet him and
visit the Empress at Compeigne. - Z
g ia yeu ,.g AUSTRIA.
1t was rumored that Rechburg had resigned
and that Mensdorff would possibly succeed
him. scr gsFss5as =
13laseaIiae .5sri RUSSIA.
The Gar and Czarine arrived at Nice on
fH 81 o. Sab
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Blockade Runners Captured and Destroyed
tfsf Rtnaors from Gen. Grants ArHsy.
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ROy Wanted.

A PPLY at the Gents Furnishing Store, Morton
N Block. CHARLES GUSTS 4 co.
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The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame aud M I.4v
leap with 10y and move With the agility aad elastic.
~ OF youths the heated brain Is cooked; the frost
oItten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re.
moved faintness converted TO vigor, weakness 10
sengtn the blind made TO see, the deaf to hear and
tne pasted Iorm TO move npright the bleraishes OF
youth are obltterated the accidents Of mature lie
prevented; the caamities Of old age obvinted, an0
an active circulation uualntafned : ~ ~
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THE DucHIRs

A motion to annex Laurenburg to Prussia
has been carried in the Laurenburg House of
Delegates. hs
The Berlin semi-official paper says, Prussia
Is not in position forthwith to accept the
Laurenburg Duchies offer of annexation.
Prussia can only act in conjunction with Aus
tria, but will do her best to meet the wishes
of the people. sA.-l saij aoii4ss 9st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03

Another DRAFT IN CoNTENPIATIos The
very fact that the present Administration will
not pow allow the surplus Of men furnished by
any Township to be placed to the credit Of
a Township that has not fully raised its quo,
Ia, is conclusive that the ADMINISTRATION is
determined to make further drafts. As the
war must, according TO Lincoln, be prosecuted
to lberate the slaves, further drafts will be
unavoidhbly necessary, il he shall be re-elect-
ed IT, therefore, You vote for LnGoln, you
unquestioRably vote for another draft Are
you've mean you who are subjectto do mill
tary dpty--snxious to have another draft p
II you want TO be drafted into the service,
why don't you volunteer p OhH. AdU.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
no the Democracy Of Ohio.

usrodta4ie eTArE CrSraAL ConNItfEk ltOOns,l
CvLuNBva, o Oetober ist ls0aiJ
The pending political contest is 70 decide
whether all that is valuable and dear TO you
rs Citzsns aud Ereemen, shall be preserved
and occurred TO yourselves aud children, The
election on Tuesday, the llth OF October,
though confined to the choice of State and
/ CeuRtv representatives and officers, will nee.
essarily have direct influence on the Presi
dental election in November. Members Of
/ Congress- are 10 be ohosen, who will be
required to act on the measures aud policy OF
ths admiuiatralion at Washington. Need we
remind you Of the Importance OF securing
true and trie exponents Of your opinions ~
that branch uf the Federal GoVernmentf
Success 10 this, the preliminary trial OF your
I strength, will tx the waVering, and inspire all
, with courage, aud stimulate TO increased &C
ton aud effort in the great linal atruggle IN
November The time for argument is past
, the time for action is at hand Ionr oppo-
nents are vigilant, active, and thoroughly or
ganized They are determined on success
They may succeed unless you arouse to
, full apprehension Of the danger We appeal
to Democrats, and all who love their country
and It's institutions, to aid in averting such
q dire calamity
Let every man, from This day forth, until
the polls are closed, be Unceasing in his ei.
i frorts. Let no man trust TO another What he
e can do himself Individual effort aud iniin-
ence, combined with the action Of local com
/" mitteeA, will bring our full strength TO the
Z polls Victory in October secures pictOTy ~
Nopember- Victory in Norember drives LIN
colin with his Destructive POLICY and corrupt
uarfy from power, and restores to our beloved
country tue blessings Of an honorable and
~ lasfinq PEACE, with the UNION aud The
N CONSTITUTION Of our Fathers, prssldeC
., over by MCCLELLAN aud PENDLETON.
Democrats of Ohio we ask you to give thu
D. second Tuesday Of October TO your country
" Let every business man close his house OF
+. the day Of election, ard repair early to th
p" polls and stay there until the last vote Is de
ID posted Let the farmer leave his plowi IN
..r mechanic his shop, the workman his toll; lie
:, every Democrat Of every profession and ave
cation give that day to securing the triumph
ID Of the only political party that can restore I
-, the people peace, prosperity and unionl ID
- not be drawn into disputation, but malntal
VS. at all hazards all your lawful rights. Hav
"a efficient challengers at every polls to see tha
none but legal voters exercise the right
ne Suffrage. Do not let our foes achieve victor
ld this fall as they did last by threats, by ntln
!, idatiou and by fraudulent voting One day
- effort on the part of every Demoerat-a 10
OF vote and an honest count, win redeem Obi
from the misrule Of the Lincoln adherents,
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. State Cen. Com.
-,ra Oanfy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
II IL "a Fact.

That ORION Dnvidson was an independent
candidate in 1856 pgainal the regular nomi
nee OF his party and that he received enough
Of votes to defeat the nominee before the peo-
pie. Whether he was or was not "imposed on
by small-minded men we cannot say. But
the fact is as We stated Yet be presumes to
find fault with Capt Beard for doing precise
y what he didhlmseR Bhtthere is one thing
IN which Capt Beard did not follow the sx'
ample Of ORION Dayids9p When The order
came for the National Guard 10 march TO the
'front.' he was prompt to obey while orion
Davidson begged Montgomery county to hire
him substitute That ia the difference be-
tween the two mem gtrtrJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
Democratic Meetings.

Jacob Althers -Four Mile House, on Leo
anon Pike Monday Evening, October 3D.
1864, D G Fitch and Hartman. g,
Kinselfs Grocery, Madison, Up - Tues
day, evening, October 4th, T o Lowe, Doctor
Egry and D X Boyer.
New Lebdaon--'F Thursday Evening, 0eto1
her 9th, 1864 George W Houk aud Thomas
Bcapeytopa-w night October
5lh, +. f. Thresbev and n. Thompson.
Bear Creek---Friday ! O'Clock Y M, Oct,
7th, Thos o. Lowe, r Thompson, Thomas +.
ThFeshet and W r. Gillespie. la
Pyrmopt--Friday October Z, Hon. Thomas
j. S. Smith aud II. Elliott 80 .i.,...t
Centerpiile-Friday night, October I Hon
George W. Houk aud George V Nanerlh
Miamisbtug, Miami, Up Saturday even
ing, October 9Th, George W Honk, d. Elliot
and Judge Gilmore. tfr
Liberfl Jefferson Tp.--Saturday evening
October s, Geo V. 'Naderlh and W. II. GILES
pie. .nii "- iii t'.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
Wh,pplng the DeVII 'RouOd the
gtuttln.


The Jouynal realizing at last, that Mr.
DAyrpsoS. the Republican candidate Tor
Sheriff. was suffering very severely IN
pu6lic estimation. from the fact that when
called upon by Gov. BRoUdu TO march TO
the front with his brcthern oI the Guard
che tuhcd tail, " backed out, and persua-
ded the InGrmary Directors to purchase
for him substitute The charge is a
damaging one, as we have said' and tue
.Lpunal at last sees it, and tries hard to
patch the thing up. ThcJoarn@ says the
| Directors did not purchase substitute lo'
MI Bsyipsox. They simply 'ra'sed d''
! saidry in order to enable him to purchase
one for himself Now we wonld like t'
know wrefeih consists the difference :
What matter it, whether the Directors bay
him substitute, or give him money t
lno one .f,r himself? There rs no differ
ence Bnt the apology of the Jo"r"df
on after. thought The money, we ARE as
surea. was not given as an increase o' sal
ary. but directly and Immediately as !"
mice Of Substitute for MIR DAvlDsoi
who had been drafted" and "d'dn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
rry.d,o say Mlm or

A rumor has sometime been current
that [lscoLs tried to hribe McCLELLAN
off the track, by the offer of Appointment
position in the army. The rumor is com
6rmed by late speech of MoNTeoMEnY
BLAR in New York. lie admits that 1t
was the Presidents intention so to reward
the hero of Antietam, "if he would turn
his back on the nomination at Chicago
This shows how CHASE, FREMoNr and
others, have been bought to the support
Of the man whom they detest. ltsNow'
how much old ABE fears McGLEILAN''
popularity. And it also shows that INT
latter is man of too much purity ano
patriotism to receive a bribe from the COZ
rupt hand which now rules the destiny o
the American people.
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Current News Items.

General Hooker has reached Columbus and
superseded General Heiulzleman, in com
mand of this Department.
There has been, as the Republican papers
advise us, (and of course it needs confrma-
toni disposition to resist the draft in the Au-
elaize and Mercer District The matter has
been compromised, however, and all IS now
quiet - .e
Governor Dennison has been sworn in Office
as successor of Blair in the Post Office Depart
ment. ....
We publish to-day General Sheridan's ae-
count OF his successful operations 10 the valley
ofthe Shenandoah.
The Western Marine and Fire lnsuraneee
Company of Chicago, have suffered from a
mob. They had received deposit OF " 900
for drafted men aud failed to open the doors
on the day Of the mob IN
WRIGHT, MaxwellS & Co., coffee merchants Of
New Yorl, have failed for large amount Let
the monopolists all fail, and we will again
have coffee and other necessaries OF life at
priees which will put them within reach OF
honest labor, .5.t...s
The railroad between Nashville and Atlanta
is still safe. ..s.f . Ha. .HI
Mccormick, the great reaper mar, is ibe
oppohenl of John Wentworth for Congress in
Chicago, .i.. .H.U..
Jim Lane says he likes the way the war IS
carried on. jim Lanes love is well known.
He is one Of the most cruel and inhhman mon
sters alive. I... ..It.i..
The Republican papers OF Cincinnati do not
dare to publish the accounts Of PAine's atroci-
ties In Ken LnekY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
EX-nrayor GMIespIe.

Some days ago we refuted. by indlS-
putable facts, and by the sworn testimony
of prominent and highly influential Re
publican, the Journals ISLANDERS against
Mr.. GuLrspm. This silenced the lying
sheet for time. 1t had no reply to make,
because il could make none. Norman was
ever more faithful in office than Mr. Gil
LEspm. He put his life in jeopardy, rath
er than be remiss in the performance o
his duty. This is known to everybody
But this morning the Journal reitera;es Il
a.le.onions lies. Mr.. G.. is going to b
elected Sheriff. That's what's the matter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
a FeaeraI vIe.ory nysry Day

HaRgcSHTaI Ef Victory S1H Syeqya qyadda dda5t HRHi
the election. A sufficient number Of scrib-
blers have been engaged, and the accounts
will be well and promptly written. Special
orders not received, as the Government
with great liberality, will furnish them
gratis to the people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
1nsmit 70 Capf. neard.

The Journal says that Captain Beard has
"sufTered himself to be imposed upon by
small.miuded mel" The Captain will under
stand how to appreciate that remark Those
who know him, know that smaliHiadsd men
cannot IMPOSE on him. The smalEnlnded
men that control the Journal are trying their
hand al Il. We will see in good time how
they succeed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
nemocratlc MeetIngs.

Hon. d. A. Houk will address the people
of Preble county, at Robiuson's Grove, one
mile north of West Alexandra, Saturday
October |. t.f ,..t
And in Butler county,
AT Jacksonburg, on Monday, October 3
At Whipple's Grove, Tuesday october4'
AT Bethany, Wednesday, October 5. %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
NEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

SECRErARY uF SIAIEi
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
tlr Seneca C-unty.
suPREME JUDGES,
tFog ruLL rEHA,l .,,,,,
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP, .
~ Fairfield Cou ty
trO fILL NAcAhciEH.)
Ionv Vacancy,
NACHIAS C. WHlTELEI,
OfHancock County.
short Vacancy,
,ATEXANDER 5. BOYS,
az highland County.
ATTORNEY GEN NERAL.
b & LYMAN r. ORlfChFlEhD
OF Holmes County, ,,,,,,.
coupraolI,ER or THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S. " PREATlSS,
OF Franklin County.
sCttOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER $. RAMSEY
OF Hardin County .-.. ...
BOARD of PUBLIC WORKS,
WILLIAM LARWllIL, --
OF Ashland County
tros yscAEcYl sF
CHARLES BOEStL,
f. ofAuhass County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-03
Day-The Administration ia now at wor

H0-The Administration is now at work
with its paid spies, detectives, stool pigeons
and inlormers, getting up plots and eonspiI
races 10 all parts Of the country, iafter the
fashion of Titus Oates, and the other degra-
ded scoundres, that gave so much iniamy
to the reign Of the last Of the SthGrts in
England In the mock trial Of Dodd, now
going on at indianapolis, the principal wit
OF Invention of the romances of rarcality,
fairly ahfpAss the best Efforts of Oates Enc
qgirer.