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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

LNROM the field Of he subscriber, living the Ciu
L. cinnst Pike one mile North Of AlaNRndersyilIe,
an iron gray orse, yeNrs old hin feet nearly white.
Ne other mark teoollected, except a collar mark on
the neck. liberal reward will be paid for inlorma-
uon 70 that | can recover him gam.
tly2.d6w2 HEERY swFADNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

Gas Goa meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Gas Co is advertised in to.days EN
PIRE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

RY reference to oar dispatches to day il
will be- observed that the Home Brigade has
distinguished itself 10 the execution of the
military maueuyre known as turning tail
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06
Fl OP SKIRT L ST!
Hoop sl,irt Fnntnrv.

UNhE undersigned have established a Hoop skirt
l. Factory al No 1f6 Fth street, near the oceolA
MIL. All nds-New YORK aud Paris Style skirts
rep'red neatly and warranted Tor siN months.
Coreets and Buatles constantly on fand. ladies re-.
member The place No. 80, Fifth street, Dayton.
iune2s-d j. BERS1EIN A BRO.
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CAUTION

4 IL persona are warned net 70 trust my srs,
"a Christina XIX, on my account she having leit
my bed And board without Just cause. Neither will
I pay debts contracted BY other members ofmy am
ny. ldSu TaoMAs XIX.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

We had most refreshing shower yesterday
P NJ. And yet Timby's Portable Barometer
gave notice Of it two aud half hours before it
commenced. Go to Rickeys and buy one
while they are in the market
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Nrm advertisements,
CAS- CONP1YT NOTI0F

HHE s'ockh0ldsre Of tho DAYTON Gas LEht A
Il Coke Ocmpmy, are notified that meeting will
BE- held 70 the office Of the Company North Wes
corner Of Jefferson nnd Third stgess, Monday the
lat day ol August est, beWscp the hours Of z and
4lo'c bok P NJ TO elect six directors 20 serve the
ensuing year. t !. A. ENANs, Sca'y-
tnive ..' '"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

Lost Pocket Book--A small pocket
book, containing fifty cents postal currency,
and note of hand was lost this morning -
The finder is welcome to the money if be
will return the pocket-book and note to
JAMES BRAcELE,
July 2. ..t..4 r... BIC 80 street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-06

Henry iStou65r'a Hatate..
NOTICE is hereby given that the subacrlbors hay,
IN been duly spponted and quahed AZ Adffiinis
traitors on the estate Of Henry Stouer late II Mont
Jgn95, 1876 HENRY kUNKLE.
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AMusEWEN1ys.
RAM NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM

RAM Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIE u BLIy INSIST UPON IT.
toCtIH WEEK OF llik KAvEl. PANrUMQMF.
Afternoon and Evening q 8 and IN o'ciuk
49, MAZul.M; OF Inn MONT OWL
In CliABII 1klCkS, BRiILIANr SCENERY
PAW. "
.,S Mr.; >; H. CLIFFORD. Ethiopian Cosursny In his
An tXiGA ExuIBITIoN EVERY MORNING. At
a., II O'CLOCK,
~ nSr,nIe-R vrn, without additional chsre.. Of
n ufhh NA.niSkrS WONDERFUL CABINET
ony ieci hisl feet wide and teet thl, 4, .ou.
tanning s% ini-dlel piecrs Of furniture.
li& uRASD OkCNLsrkIAN.
VIII play ~ rhnr n.INsls day ami evening Ia. mot
d,tneult OehRTlkES aud COMPOSITIONS, WI,
Pull ORCHESTRA or 20 lNsTRt-wrNTs.
Tlii NEW NhNiILArnR. DRIVEN ~ SIR aw
Introduces M,Veb io.t VI COL per minnie rrndc,-
ing u the 1''
COOLEST PLACEof AMUsEMrSy IN TIL, cry
THE MAktklLOts AFRICAN Nj D.lis,i
BkOuGllT MERE IN THE DRY sOIID CLAY
lat Child. ,siant dirL french Gisn,s psa ~. l..
hn"e. Musical SEAL and a Dlilion sthos curiusit,e.
ihr"nolofc sl Examinations l,y fioi. lh M Ion
Atns-on. Is cents Children under ten, n CT, no
{ ,AMrBELL'S MINSTRlLS-lgc ANp N
o n. sr' iS Sg!;.Y;;'' f tgTl'sSs, (,
90, GRAND CHANGE or PROGRAMME
Ich'a ~ teute, TO all parts OF thc house. 80
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DENTISTRY.
EXCllR SIlhNS.

ER tXC'il.SiONS-T THE FAvORITR
i BARGE HAHNE>I HOME and otbcrp Ai.o Pe,,.
nm alley Grove, ~. Roman Well, and other lov,.
70 let. Excursion office 3sy Wcs, ST. cor BSI rog
~ 'HpHstil. JIG
tDR NEWRURGH, POI'GHkEEpSIE.,
koundou., KINGSTON MAkY POWELL
caves "n'o iay II, every afternoon ~ O'Clock 44s
HlpSON RIVER X. E-FOR ALBANY
and ~ \. VI. ana 4, 8 aud i0I0p NJ and on sur.
o's W psZ I. W. Tom 1yth u so
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WANTED.

E00 AP0REBS WANTED FOR TIE
~ Lehish Valley Bsiisosj, Ia The sta., of
fennsv.vanis, Ware si,1S rer dsv. Ia-sgp Tree
and no deduction. Nort 'or n number of rei-s
start to-day At II IN, from the General Reirood
once 81 IANDhk, CT Eris / BDWLFS. 4 t,irru.
N"hs ~ q
1000 LABoEhRS WANTED FOR
ON VIZ cit. Ns-or t,r o.. Co., = 50 49, m,
fgssa ir'". start this mo u W. ~ 1i'Os AM a,
Ut the Al noon. NOM tlr .u o.. .h '0, In ~.
OLA At NJ. - whitehall u. %. NtIlIN. Ar't 10
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Mc,DsIINES.

RE NOT ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT IT.
ADThousnnd- are nov suffering uith Disrrhu.. Dy.-
entory, bilious Cole. Ac gnd man lave died.
niiht have ies'n cured had they keep Ou hand boz
Tic oi uA Old ami lannon's curative, tho
'rl y" CIIOLERINE REMEDY
Tho best ARTICLE for the Move Complaints ever 10.
tnhuccd. 81 great WIN the demand Tor h ivt year.
" ~ over kUN lDttl~s sold less thRn th,eo
month";, and W. have doubt that dDub.r that
amount ~ b. dspo-ed oil duIug ia. pasDl soasoD.
Every soliier should have a iattle oi H. baiuTo Ls
leaves Tor the war, aud no hoi-akrt PEI should he
Without Il smother day. Dpot 20 SOul' Second u,
ismsblrRh Price only 70 cent? pc hottie. 0N
CIIRONlC DliRRIiOEt CURED
Knapp Sweet iiaIe IN cuSs i,airhocn anu d, san-
tory, ready ~. ef fuI plinr, and cool in all bowel
coUp.Ainu amt tor children while teetLing ID ,tania
unrivalled. Sold by druggists and by ths proprietor
y. KNAFP, "a ", sd 81 ~ T. -lS
nRIiNKENNfSS POSITIVELY CURED
~ by ~. ZELIs tninou- remedy, given unknown
"a tn. tlatien IN coffee, other drink Soi onIv
At No. 6S u, ,eion st and ~ Eighth ~, n Y; IL
Brookyn Or; i1.sstat'n No; 90 Ao..sou,sry si,
South ~ IT. Wililunsbufgh. Prize ONE DOLitE-
BEwARL or LIMITATIONS. N.B.-The c.enuias
Dr. zEiLs REMEDY vin never xieken the d..
tient. ,GU
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SEWING MACHINES.

GEnVEk & BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-
~ MUM Elastic sutsh
SEWING MACHINES.
igi broadway, ~ o., and - iuitDn u Drollyn 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CAEIITS, SC.-IO0 SALE ABOUT 30
- yur'- IT English velvet ctptt. yail aud half
wide. Apply Ht lbI nTand ntI.rl. ilso naiiie 10,
hlle ].
kOk SNLr--N ~ PkAEL 81, 10 OLD
4 ti.h bills. -. llSSbtE, IN \ BIO. ~
tOR SAiE-A SET OF LiGET HARNESS,
! IN cool uycr; viii De- ioid CHEAP Iu.ulre I,z
f'.t 3Nlh ~, IA. Jd ave. 30
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SEE IIsI'gNG.


kOR IIN ERIOOL 1APSCDlT'S LINE.
ship EMI.EALn. ...............sl,l. Au. 9TH
foR LONDON y LINE.
SHIP III ISDN .............. salts Auv gnh
f1f 2~s.;e to or from tho Old CJuntt., Or Draits
svmso'c IN any part Of ENGLAND, IrelNia, scotland
and Wales, nj tue lowest p<~sihle ists~ apply TO
~ r\isCOlT OTHERS 4 co, ~ south a..
FOR LlVEllDOL-OLD BLACK BALL
Line. TIE shin COLI NBiA will saiI proll.ytlg
on SATURDAY.. August 9Th For passage, apply on Lo.rd
loot OF lreklnlh =, o. 10 ROCHE BnOrHERS 4
COffET, ~ South a. gyI
EDR LIVERPOOL - THE CELEBRATED
positively eu.s ON August. necoud cabin SIS c,.
Icrcy and found. For pssuage apply on boafd or I.
y N l'fM NhfSi W south IT. .,3l
nLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM Or To
~ ... LIVERPOOL.
notIi, AMERiCAN..........sA FAILS o. ATC
h'Svi = .,,.;..;....,........S SAILS yth AUG.
.,... LONIOS.
In ptsrLgo or draft ap,ly 10
.SJ WILLIAMS & ct ION 40 Tutout
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COAL.

\NOOD-rIlt BEST QUALITIES PINE.
w OAK ant hic.ory Sood by the io.d or cori At the
lowest maraet piece Order b. mail promptly at
tended TO- Yard, I'd III e, betuocn 9th aud 18th sts
tiA ROWLAND 60.
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g PSI IT lrS-VOLl NTEERS- SI'BSTI
- IT. D. goa. 10 ssr oe. gail tiir day, and for
one week lp come. Como eirN in the morning n.
We res, V.ircipu- aisatr OF hand ~ 20 Washington
~. ioue.' y. g. bout iOr-ct the Old or. indI sub
fiutr Ok,f no AIsaA 81, cs just what IN. said he
""uid -nfl, y"u Iss L'o uOciOr, and hunb,ig
Hnuu. IT, ~ 10 Warrington A. IIotvken. httrr-
Hn- aiicuH, and stiolH H do Wen ny applying leore
tdi4A- ,asr trt. - ~ are wanted 90 I'll ~ the
nuo's ' ~, cttv. tnn nav" cliOicr of navy
tNehrti1n 'trrs us.r uut promptly IN PsCkIiAM
a. NDi'if.lS. y. B.-AIu. b1yt iIUiu Il TO 81 ears
ODD v'tit"I inr tr navy. Parents r.y on their
L.k4uE a tJUd I.i-Itign. I2I
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l'ONSQjN Io'I'ION.
NO. 81 NINTH STREET, Brooklyn, K D..
Nsfchli, 1874

NO. ~ NINTH STREET, Brooklyn, K. d..
Dn sci,tNcx. N"'Aii' 1894
psr sr. several months since sM Compelled 10
relnaush active tn'tEr, yursu.a, in 4arnce ~
,,,s consh, eca,.ssed w sIpospre placed nv
time without apparent relief. and he fn.li, pro
nopnceq NY lung. deceased, s'urius that Il vs-
nt!s,s to seek relief from Usdi-lDra. lie Informed
me that the only means BY which my di.esse conli
10 2'eie me va. ny S-s.inT through stiruu stas
Ntheru "" Tqfiici' nj vlror suI might thus regain
~ h,hti, olcr~ise ~ case va hvpe'" Az shat
tin' wa rs'idy 'siiins, aud manv OF nv friends
q ought / Wa By oud all bore Nv cough vas very
.sys' 90 astn., lasting for n','y A.t an hour at
panied VITA hood My appeuie -as vGy POOR, and
NJ st0in.ei so extremely veal hist could scarcely
est amp food -i'hout being compel ED TO voIni rnmc.
cans ~ hu 4 sIec'--, f1-ut hislsed to rive
,S.s n'd''in'' iris, ). t '''1 s With thi.
under or 10. pucr Ter rTgsed very saii,fsetory
' h. qa.sod %y f.;s
snd IN hOrt tim" found era relief ain nov en-
ioiinf Euitly improved health, NY cough troubles
gradually .ncrss.ns. '"'As'"
I, sdo;d, iqs Fl'.'ura 10 nais this ach novIeds
your medicine, ~ we'll ~ TO sIpress nv er.titusn
hs.eior and freely make thiS atatemsni, when
sth ,tc nucsrc ois hat il ma 10 the them s,ppe,
ben.h,'ns others Who may he suffering nom the
Your, rssstfuuy.
riss. Of bs,ine.', No. lO2 A.rSst siip, New rors.
b. 1oop.r, Ne - Bondn st., New York. sverT Tiiiifi
~, roin ; T. u. to p. M, for consuitstios aud
a. HI. rooms, rheh can Do had Al III times, and ar
i Pro. Of re- q N SpikHysgsTs and
TONG, ssth a per bottle, or 20 the half dozen.
i ga scsi h ss. ~. Wholesale
Bead ~ any dsy, s1sspt sunday, "
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TRY BRIEST'S COLUMBIAN BALM FOR
., ss ssaH. 0Spst-IS 800 e r ViNi nelsyxs
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OiL.> AND rN,,Is-:DrF OF. - Cents.
~ PANT 90. ce4.- .I4uI, Gfi,.pu Paint, Ven
l., ! foio Icnt', 'i-.'. Ln-'l Ill, ruUsn-
'ln'. tl4 ,t.oi ~ p inc tlc . ltsl nid u... G =.
-. iipN Eli 80 =, l-isi. IL,
Ehf HIGHEST ti>H TECES PAID
ir Old si.W- ALE. l'lNlI.i.!r>.
H1N.>- AMI " t>ii. T. 'rit a. c,t.s ar -. ~. ON
.rIpCkWELi. + trEsus 81, trnst.
$40 p"r 40. .. eI o.. Eel. -iu-.
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llrtit,us wtnt,d. Choice of service gi,,u--s-
,ts'H'. 90 'anfry, ur0 attuCu. coal pN.-r.s
F1'n'n ami ltnisIutu, Tor nc fadin. steamers and
% NJ o'ir IA ic-t cf-' hlunun- raid -Orh a. ac
.'. .D . which sin lee Rant,.d H., merchants ana
ithtA4 oi e.. hnos u4 Ii stsndtur.to hr. frs %
'' 'N 1000 e.. r'lni.'tcd u M Oh e. lUr't -top ia
tIr street. tnil Wi ~e Cait CONES himself, W
l"''tnt' It. nee hrcsisa,. You may b,ns your
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WANTED.

"A NJ MBfR OF COOKS, WATERS
\ hous. ,nd M .tsirs sfri- vsnted for rood s,us
Woes, AZ WtLPLf's ONE Whitehall 81. opvssite
washington Hote. removed frviu . Brpsds A. A
fush ioi NAE and female hep lately landed. 1856
a YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN
The cru-kc'y sud housr futnlshirr htrsi, 49,. de-
cr's y of7L AL ensi ent with hfu.. ior the
enf1lnr aCseol. Bet Of q ON lat rr
We W ald'els WV AkI' bo1 gJ sun ottcc. SO
"A MAN WANTED IN \ GROrFRY Storr.
i'aSc hius, 4 usctul. AIso inau ~ porter and
Ian i1I q cob. mission rfo-e APP w. CHAMBER
LAIN = CO. igJon Row, fooii H.. orprl'e the
Siu lIaii. 81
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hhd Nay; t.r hl I'rt ~ u lnuni"- pbli. A-o
men nini-h"d "lth sutrt ;u''F II r"unnah," mice.
itt Hsht 81 pfuu,I,n 'f,a % IuuuGnf bringing men
,ee, Il -uiiton Ave- Hotel. 0u' h!pik iguiu Ilhiui-
tuh tor. 'puth E.ou...I. -
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Gold up to the Skies.
From the N. Y. Evening FOst, 22d.

One of the first fruits of the absurd legisla-
tive tnkering OF the ignOramuses at Washing
ton with the gold MARKET is seen in the fact
that gold sold yesterday at 2lO, and is sold to-
dav at 22O while little of it is to be had at that
price even. Merchants who have duties to
pay at the Custom House are left in the lurcb
and pork and other commodities are running
up as rapidly as gold.
Our legislators at Washington who have
been persuaded into this foolish gold bill as if
the laws of trade, which are as infiexible as
those OF nature, were subject to act of Con-
gress, should retrace their steps at once. They
should next perfect and pass most stringent
tax bill and SEND 1t forth to the country. In
the third place. they should authorize MIR.
Chase, when ne issues his six per cent Treasu-
ry notes to do so in small denominations, and
to make them convertible into legal tenders at
the will OF the neutrality-suspicious. which
would cause them to be absorbed as invest
menfs IN immense amounts. In the fourth
place, MIR. Chase himself, when he comes into
market tor loan, should take the market
rates, and not try to make rate for himseH'
People know what they are willing to give LOT
securities, and they will give no more, let the
government do what it will.
1t will be easy enough, by following these
prlnclples-which we repeat, VIZ not 10 leg
islate against the laws OF trade; 10 impose
vigorous taxation; to issue convertaole Treas
ury notes at fair interest; ana 10 borrow
money at the market prices,-tO reduce gold
and other commodities to their relative values.
But by obstinately adhering to plans which
experience has already signally condemned,
we shall only render the condition worse.
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one-half of those who now, in default of a
better candidate, give him a nominal sup
port, and purpose eventually to vote for
him. II the Democratic party does not
nominate such a candidate, and does not
win back the confidence of the people by
placing itself fairly and squarely in favor
of prosecution of this war to final ex-
tinguishment of all armed rebellion, then
We repeat the people will not touch their
candidate, but in despair will be obliged to
fall back to the support of Lincoln, with
all his CHASTITY jokes, and terrible blunders,
and almost criminal neglect of duty.
The people are "Organized." Their
minds are made up. They are praying
Will the Democratic party name candi-
date of the kind they want, or will they,
installing public sentiment, nominate a
candidate and expect the people will kick
Lincoln over for any one else? Lincoln s
defeat or reelection depends on the action
of the Chicago Convention. Let that
convention nominate candidate touched
with "peaceism, or burdened with a
peace platform, and it will do more to
elect Lincoln than forty such conventions
as that held. at Baltimore. Let it nomi-
nate "a war candidate, who wishes to
make this war by the Democratic party
to put down by force the rebellion against
the constitution, and there will be no ne
cessity for appeals to the people to cor
ganize," but there will be perfect up
heaval of the popular will that will scat
ter Lincoln and his followers from the
places they now hold against the peoples
will.
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bank associations, who shall issue certificates
of deposit in such forms as the Secretary of the
Treasury shall prescribe, bearing interest not
exceeding six per centum, annually, and paya-
BILE at any time after the term of deposit. after
ten days subsequent notice, unless time and
notice be waived by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
The Secretary of the Treasury may increase
the interest on deposits at less than six per
cent to that ra;e. or on ten days notice to de-
positors he NAV diminish the rate of interest,
as the public interests may require; but the
aggregate of such deposits shall not exceed
$150,O 900, and the Secretary of the Treasu-
~ may issue and shall hold in reserve tor pay
ment of such deposits United States notes, not
exceeding $3.50, 000,O 900, including the amount
already applied in such payment; and the U.
s. notes so held in reserve shall be used only
when needed in his judgment, for the prompt
payment of such deposit on demand and
shall be Withdrawn and placed again in reserve,
as the amount of deposits shall again increase.
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and rank:
Brig. Generals-Seymour, Vessels, Scam
mon, Shaler and Hickman.
Colonels-Ward, Hawkins. Harrison, Leh-
man Lagrange. Lee, White, Bolinger, Brown,
Dana and Sardell
Lieut.. Colonies -Fayes, Hunter, Alcoth,
omew, Cook, Dickinson, Fellows, Glenn, Fair
banks. Spcttsford Steward Swift, Taylor. La
sail, Joslin, McMalNin, Siiles, Maxwell, May
herd and Maffit.
Majors-Clark, Carpenter, CrandaIl, Grant,
Hall, Johnston, Barnes, Baker and Bales.
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The World of the 23d thus exposes the alb.
surdities of the gold bill:

4uC VOTW Ol Tic LOu illus CApOoCS 0uC oOe
surdities of the gold bill:
What could possibly be more absurd than
this foolish and veXatioUs bill! A man can
not buy gold with the notes of the Chemical
Bank. or the Bank of Commerce or of the
soundest and most solvent State institutions
He cannot sell house for gold, nor a farm,
nor a cargo of grain He cannot even buy
pold and bay by his certified check on the
hest bank in the country. A merchant can
not buy cargo of coffee on shipboard in
our harbor on q credit of few days, be.
cause no contract can be made for the de-
livery of gold on a day subsequent to the
contract: and foreign goods must, of course.
be paid for in gold. Nay, he cannot
buy the goods and pay for them on the
same day, for the bill making it penal offense
to give in exchange for gold anything but
greenbacks or the notes of the national banks.
This absurd law, if enforced, will compel the
people of California and Colorado to starve
In California they have adhered to the old
standard of value accounts being kent and
payments made in gold. But it is now unlaw-
tul for man to purchase pound of butter or
sack offour and offer gold as pay. But this
is not sale OF gold, but purchase of
food" Indeed! Change places, ;" saws poor
King Lear, land handy-dandy which is the
justice, and which is the theft" Change
places. and, handy-dandy, which is the buver
and which is the seller? If such change is
all that is necessary to evade the law. il will
De easy to sail a California steamer tbronoh
with all its freight. Such statute is WORTHY
OF the dark ages" when the wages of labor
and the price of wheat were attempted tn ha
regulated by law.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
NTx,-.NHix1 ., G.,rrv,k ~

----lC-. ~ uSCittiuc SCuuys =
To AHei, 7. Lori,,0, Daniel b. Pie'son, NeHeU Il
Esteu, King, Shiptey & o., Chite,lden U. Hatch.
John Hayes, isaac a. Ho0ahaer CuSstssCi5a Ham
naer, Robert C.. Ndckhouse, Aadre,p Stanley, Da-
rid g. Zeigenfiise. and Daniel Tyson: -, f.
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court OF Muscatine County, State of Iowa, pc
tition of Elisha T. Lorfng, claiming of said Al
len I. I4oring the sum Of five thousand, two
hundred dollars. with interest thereon from
June LIST 1857, as money due on two promissory
notes, executed by him to plaintiff. Said petit
toner also asks the foreclosure OF the right of
each and all of said defendants, TO redeem from
q mortgage executed by said Allen I. Loring tor
plaintiff, to secure the payment Of said promise
sorry notes upon the following real estate in
Muscatine county, Iowa, tO-wit: so 90-l00 acres
of land in the northeast quarter of section !,
township II, north range, west, and lob 52-10
acres of land in the northwest quarter of Sec
ton q. township n, north range, 2west, said
premises being fully described in said petition.
Said petition also asks the correction Of several
errors and misdiscr1ptions contained in said
mortgage.
But no personal claim is made against any Of
said defendants except Allen T. LOrtng.
Now, unless yOuappear thereto, and defend,
on or before noon of the second day Of the next
term OF said Court. commencing on the first
Monday OF January, A. D., 1865, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon, and decree made as In said petition.
RICHMAM 4 CARSKADDAN.
novlSw4w-prs fee$l2,75. Solicitors for Pr6.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
OHERIFF7S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
and delivered from the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Muscatine county State of Iowa,
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments OF Joseph Sumner and Asa Gregg, have
levied upon and will expose to sale, on Satur-
day the oath day of December, 4. d. 1864, at the
Court House door in the city of Muscatne, the
following described property, to witt
Part of the southeast fractional quarter of
section No. nineteen 90, township seventy
eight t7Sl, north of range two west of the 5th
principal meridian; and the north half of the
and the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-five (25); and the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of
section twenty-six (26), in township seventy
eight 7S), range three west OF the 18th principal
meridian, in Muscatine county, State of Iowa,
all Of which, or so much thereof as may be NEG
essary, will be sold to satisfy said execution in
favor of S imuel Fletcher.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine
o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, to wit at 10 clock \. NJ.
III. H. HINE, Sheriff Muscatine Co.
Muscatne, Nov22, '64-nov25w2t-prs fee $1,000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa,


Whereas, the Illinois Central Insurance Conn
pany, of Decatur in the state OF Illinois, did on
the 10Th day OF October 1854, file in this office
1.-THE Act of Incorporation of said Company,
together with written instrument under the
seal OF said Company signed by the President
and Secretary Of said Company under oath, cer-
tifying that said Company is possessed of cap
1tal of at least one hundred thousand dollars,
secured by lien on real estate worth at cash val
uation at least five times the amount OF said
capital, aud not incumbered to more than enc.
half of said cash valuation as required by Sec
ton OF an act to amend an act entitled an act
in relation to Insurance Companies" approved
February 9th, 1855;
Therefore, in pursuance of law it is hereby
certified that said Illinois Central Insurance
Company is authorized to transact their appro-
pirate business of insurance in the State of Iowa
IN accordance with the laws thereof, until the
3lSt day of January. 1865.
~o In testimony whereof have hereun-
+, 9 | to set my hand and affixed my seal of
A''' office this 18th day of October a. D.
~ 1864.
ISignedl J. W. CATTELL,
nOV6-dlW-W }w Auditor OF State.