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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07
Patience.

We most cheeriuly surrender portion OF
our editorial column to the following sXcel-
lent article from that chief Of American jour,, (,
nals-lhe New York Joynoi of Commerce:
II is one OF the most common Weaknesses
of human nature to he deeply cast down by
disaprontmont Men are very apt to insist
ou having thiHgs their own WAY, and to regard
il as o reason Tor abandoning all hope in
every thing ii specially desired project fails
NJ accomplishment. This is "a poor plan,
and very great weakaess. The
path Of life is rugged in all It's parts.
In private life, in husiness lie, in political
| Gfa mrn must be disappointed II
one should attempt to devise the world ~
which al mcu were to have the Same wishes,
and all TO enjoy their accomplishments, we
! should find II d somewhat difficult task a
| higher power than ours has ordained the
course Of human events, and il is better ar.
ranged than We could do it, The trouble is in
ourselves. Couteulmeat Is a great virtue
perhlps IT. is the most difficult OF all virtues to
exercise But il is so ordered that in general
where "A man cannot tiud satisfaction in one
re sul, he has other sources Of satisfaction,
either in his own affairs or in those of his fam.
ily and friends It is not so haid to cultivate
the resolution to undertake IT, The diilicul-
ty ia in making the resolution. A dlsliu
guished writer on mental philosophy has re.
marked that it a mar puts II smile on his
face, an actual physical smile, it will react
on his spirits and drive off the blues A
determination TO be cheerful is the first steI
toward the realization We have ample
ground for hope in reference 20 the affairs
} of our country We are a mighty nation in
population, energy and power The very us
pect which We have just now presented a
the polls is the assurance that there is
mind. thinking, working mind in the grra
peoplc We have our trial rs other nation,
have hhd theirs Darkness envelops US a
times, but the stars are always behind tn,
clouda, and the morning star is olteu tar uI
the sky before the watcher knows il, or see
it through the mists and gloom. 1t is toll,
to be down hearted in times like these |
we don't like the result of the el-ctionGw,
must nevertheless seek cause for hope an
good cheer in the fixed facts AS they con
I front US. We may have had entire confdenc
in our views and wishes What of that1 Iii
human 10 err and the God who has mad,
this nation what il is is above all now, II
c he has heen BE hopeful then, aud g
s about your business cheerily.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

Butler failed to get his case removed t
the Federal Courts.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

en't move, Notwithstanding that General
Sherman ia ready 10 help him, aud there must
tions of the hero of Atlanta Really. the
world will beg,u 10 think that old Tom Car
lyle was right, aud that SumbO doesn't mean
to work or fight 81 his own notion We have
been waiting Though three years for an insur
rection Of slaves, and il seems That wa might
as well have looked for rising in a grave
yard But never say die, and tho men
and brethren Of the South may yet vndicato
their title 10 mpnhood Who lives shall see
if he should liye loHg enough, and be long
sighted. - Boston Trabeisr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

They con at any moment have peace simp'
ly by laying down their arms and submitting
TO the National authority under the Conslitu-
tion After doing so much, the Government
could not il it would, maintain war against
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

Pg- Whut is the ma,tcr2 What bad
udmgS, an from what quarter, has eaus-
cd gold to vault up to 2lO? We shall
know, little at a time in the course of IA
mouth or two.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

We publish to-day all OF the Presi-
dent, Message tba, viii uc of O, ouy iD-
,ere,t to our readers The merely formal
parts. relating to foreign countries with
which oar relations are of no special IN
tcrcst, are omitted As whole, the doc
umcut is concise, remarkable for its brcyi-
ty. and in style perhaps an improvement
on i,e predecessors from the same source.
We submit il to our readers, reserving
comments ior the future.
Gs'Chase has been made Chief JUS
tiee. Lincoln was buTicd and brow-beat-
en- into the appointment The Senate has
made. confirmation, and nothing but death
will ,elieye the people from the great ca
lamity OF bad man. in position to
commit unceasing wrong. Heaven seems
relentless iu thn misfortune and umilla-
ton which it visits upon the American
people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

Those were wise sayings ol Abraham
Lincoln, and very profound, withal. that
it is easier 10 pay alittlo debt than a big
one, and easier to pay when yon have the
money, than when you don't have it. To
these we have now To add another impor-
tant truth. derived from the last message,
VIZ tha; men cannot be much oppressed
hy debt which they owe 10 themselves.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

Making au aggregate Of $500 2Si Oe7 So,
and leaving balance in the Treasury OF $ls,
s42,55S "a, as before stated For tho actual
receipts aud disbursements for the three re-
mAin,ng quarters OF the fiscal par, aud the
general operations OF the Treasury in detail,
| refer you to the report OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

concur with him in the opinion that the
proportion OF the moneys required to meet
the expenses consequent upon the war, de
rived from taxation, ehall be- still further in
creased, and earnestly invite your attention
to this subject to the end, that there may b,
such additional legislation M shallbe required
70 meet the Just expectations Of the Secretary
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

The war continues since tho last annual
message. All the important lines, as then oo-
.eupied by our forces, have been maintained,
and our armies have STEADILY advanced; thus
liberating the regions left in the rear so that
Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee and parts of
other States have again produced reasonably
fair crops. The most remarkable feature in
the military operations of the year, is Gen.
.Shermans attempted march Of three hun
.dred miles directly through the insnrgent re.
gion. Il tends to show great increase Of our
relative strength, that our General-in-C Chiei
should feel able TO confront and hold in check
every active tarce VI the enemy, aud yet Ia
-detach a Wellappointed large army to move
.on such an expedition, The result not yet be.
ing known, conjecture in regard to it is not
here INDUCED
Although short of complete success, il is
much m lhe right direction that H. 900 cit
I zens in each of the States Of Arkansas aud
I Louisiana, have organized loyal State govern
RBents, with free constitutions, and are earn
estly struggling to maintain and administer
them The movement in the same direction
-Aore extensive, though less deGnite-r
Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee, should
not be overlooked, but MaryA presents the
1 exsmple Of complete success Maryland il
aaeure to Liberty and Union for all the intnre
The genius OF rebellion will no more CLAIM
MARYLAND Like another foul spirit beinl
4 given out il may seek TO tear her, but il will
4 worry her no more.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-07

In what spirit and temper this control would
be exerdissd can be fairly judsed by tho
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25
StaDt Splulnbus.
Tranfliu GuuntY 0eleaaten.SSabl

Sic bsmcfratiIhe county @omite fat iersn Mufs
r,,f srlaiisn, inb Bic gSabl Der Sslssatsn sur nah
fen Gcurtp Contention auf Samfag, Den 10.
War, ~fsitssisst. Sis County Contention finoet am
III. Widrs in Der Sitp Safe Statt unb bisielts tpirb
IL Selesaten CUR esmcfratiihsn Staats Convention
III erpablen tabsn, bic auf cen 90. Wfari anferaant
lit. Sn Mntetraht Der fcn1msnbsn Yriioentenlrabl
ltt pieie Convention Bon nnbereHentarer 9Sihttafeit
uno nieD emrfraten ~unlerss Gcuntp5 icuten lhcn jest
auf psrtrauenstpertts WGnner eenfsn bic Gh ale
IOelesaten qualiTciren. Sn elmer 10 erniten Ssit, iris
|oieier, 1T es bcrpslt nDttis, bab jeeer G~injslne fh
an Den Wcrirablen ~batbsilist unb oaB es niht elmer
Sanercu ~iibsrlaifsn ,uiro, bic Sslssatsn su nd6lsn.
gSir erfabrsn sufdGis, bab eaS @srbir bee Scrs
|pcrals Wfeper, Der Den unslidliHen Ieam Sslp er<
|lhcB, eetsrn in Camp Sob Dor einsm militariihsn
Inter udunesseriht i'm Ganse mar. Ser Ansss
flaste fam ih natirlih nnrh &ercfatsn psrtbsiois
gen laffen Der art,s Selp aber 6at fsinsn 8srtrstsr.
.Sas Isiultat Der u~nteriuhuns, eas ert mad Waibs
inStcn SeIbift triro, iriro mpbl 1otato niht tsfannt
Wir erfabren iest, baB Wlsrsr leieer Elm
Ssutiher 1T unb fraber In Siffn trpbnbaft mar.
- 3trsi frpals 9ossnbrirsr, Elm @robiamisb unb
elm gopcfat, serietbsn Dor sinisen Sassn in Streit,
nnb flcpftsn fh auf p%fsnsr strabs rsiolih bic 9Ss
de aus. Beibe ,rureen ah Samfaa untsr 9nflaae
bee Srisosnstruass Dor ben Mapcr eitiri. 0a Sci,
nr Den eriten Shlas esfibrt basen nrlte, 10 Der,
bonnerte Der Masur ieesn ~ 3 Dollars uno Soften,
ber Grctlhmiso sabtts tsie Elm Wann, Der Mnpcfat,
Der ibsrbaupt in lplhsn 9Binfslsasen arc6 1T, erflars
tie, ben SAD an elm bS9erss Gsriht a~ppsIirsn 5a
molten.
* Nah elmer cff,isQsn @n,sise b.s YrcfcBs
Marlhals gSilccr tatten bic rerlhiebeusn @aros
~unierer Staot am 81. Sanuar nod Die t~sisefaSte
Ill., "A. pn6...k. -. ~.
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Die @ebtraft wieber bergeHellt. Or.
8napp, Musenarst pom 6 Columbus, bat einem in Selamare
~pubneneen 9errn Gin Nuse ~enselest, bas fa bewest ne Elm
natiirItss ferner bat er elmer iunsen Dame, bic 5 NVelen
BON bier rcbnt, bic Sebfraft tisber b~erseteat, woriber bic.
feIbe itreibt: rSb fam nun 70 Sel ieben, bab ib mil beiben
Musen leien fam i'd eriauere mid ni9t, beb jemals ssfonnt
,u baden, felt u,einer frubefen ainpbeit." DeLawart ga.
3ete.
Ser c6iss Gau, in ,psldem bic ssbtrait misbsr
6er8stsut cpsr pislnsbr neu ssIhafsn purre, tetriit
Grdulsin gcrnelia S. Main, ron 2ecnarpstura, See
larars So. Sis batts nur Elm tbsilmeiiss Nuse BON
ibrer 8incbsit All. uno ibr Mu9enarit batte erflart,
hab lie AUD bie1es baIb perlieren marbe.
Sas MabAsn 1T srt felt ein:sen Mcnatsn BON Sr.
&narp tsbanbslt rornsm unb tann hst niht a1sin
NIT tsiosn Ausen lslsn, icnhsrn lArsitt AUDI cine
fsbr lHSns Sanb.
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SS GcL ppttsr RON Stem Samplbire III Iuom
&ritss Gspartsusnt gum @ensral prcfcsmarihau
ron Ohio srnannt mcrnen. Sbircbt bas IGrltaunsn
untsr bisisr @ssisruns lansf %aufosbDrt fat, 10 mub
man &c bod %iOnbsrtar Fnnsn, saB elm Wlanni aus
Dem 0anfse 9arne, Der nit I%unisren Gsisssn unb uns
isrsm @olfe niht bstannt Iit, na9 Ohio Iseiaift
uiro. Sol. Softer mag elm gang gutter Mann istn,
mir fsnnsn i'm nidt; aber tatte niHt Elm Mann aus
Obic, Der nit u~nisrsn Geessn unb Gsrpbnbsitsn
rertraut 1T, fur bsn Soften %ssinnheu' ,psreen fSnnen?
Oner fam MIR aus Dem 0anfslanbe Gutsa 1%fcmmsn?
Taf iheint es 10. Sas Oanfsslano atebstriht ses
s~entpartis tbatldhIih bic Nsppeli ft Is ipielt iitsraa
Sic srfe @iolins, es tat bic 9see am tisfiten in On.
eel Cams Saia.n uno wsnn fr,issr t~ebauptst uurne,
fa6 Der Sapsn fh bic Ssriaaft ~ieersesn @orbsn
anmabs, 70 fann man bies jest nit . ksrG6stsm
Stsats BON Den 0antse Staatem lasen. 4r. 9iucsln
1T sirar fsin @autse, aber er 1T cine itbr bisslams
Mahspuppe in Den 9Gnesn BON Ma1a1ulstts.
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Npn YTetu. SrteanS melben bic nsuei ten See

>~S
rihte Tclsenees:
Scr Ylan bes @sneral Banfs far bic 8sartsits
Jung Der Dlantasen burb bic frei8etucroensn Neser
mirb niht rsilTren, inbsn feinsr Der 9FanSer fh
ben aabuoIen @btcansn ausIssen iriG, trelhen ct
ourA Dsnunsiaticnen unb Bslhperoen ieitsns fauler
Neaer untertpcrfen rsrben fam. Sin jeeer Yfan;er
fest nah hielem Ylan nes eommanoirenben @snes
tails untsr Der Tuhtsl bes YrcfoBmarihaus. Mlan
rirb tretBe Mrteiter, 10 melt lie III baben inb, Den
Neaern porsiebsn. @as bic Nsssr ielbt bstriht, 70
ba6tn fe feline 9uf, ,pisnsr auf Den Ylantasen III ars
beiten. Sic bon itren Gissntbimern perla1enen
Ylantaaen rernen mad Der @prlhrift ees @eneral
Bants BON Isinsn Ydhtsrn beicrst. Sen. Banfs 1T
alto ale elm GROCER gottcnpaAtsr I'M 10 msbr an5uie'
Gen, als Ct 1caar cine Wfilitdrmaht terett fat, I'm, ee
erfcrnsrli1e Orbnuns auf ben YtantaSen su bebaup'
ten. @arau, man Die ~tsfreitsn Nsser niht tnsbr auf
ben Ylantaeen .riinIht, Fat Elm reihss frsies Nssers
peib, 8e1serin tsbsutsnpsr Sitter, in ben f~clssnoen
@crten ausselprchen:
SD treroe mid ben 9aunsn zines 9aufsns bistiz
ihergleser ME unternsrfsn, icneern tpeibe Wianner unb
Trauen ninasn, I'M metne Mrbett fir $40 per Wtcnat
Al perrihten. &sin untsr Der prcteftirn Der &esiss
runs ~itstenbsr @isssr ioa isinsn TuB auT meme
Ylantase lsssn.@
vSn Sclss Der @srnaalaifsuns unb bss @sfaus
Der has tiefieaenee 2anb hel1Itenben Mfilfiirpts
Darnme tsfirhtst man fir bic ndhfen Triblinsss
futbsn irsitssbsnne unb rerbsersnne uebsrihsrem'
,nungen.
uSie .SRssisrunsspabl" wiro rrbl erfclsreiA
iein, ba bic unatbdnsissn ltnicniiten Den Stncclns
Grsatursn gar fsins Sppcftion MAIDEN mcnsn. sie
mcIsn niht untsr 8ajunnstten ibr gtimmredt aus'
itsn, nm 1hlisBlih bod fsin &siultat j.. e~r3ielsn.
u@snsral 8anss aibt Ih aue Mabe, bic 9alsfSr'
risfsit Der alien 8srobnsr BON gte,rs Srleans sl
itsrlrinbsn nnb bic alien ss1suihaftlihen @ertalts
nif1s nurh grmunteruns BON Sbeatsrn, @cncsrtsn,
9dlsn, Soirsen II. {. IN. neutrality-suspicious., bat absr
tis nabsr usnis grfcls ssbatt."
SIN 8strsf Der furhttaren Gatafrcpbsin Cans
iiasc, Gbili, sriabrt man ron bort mod Sclsenbes:
21OO 2eihsn murhsn aus ben Srinnmern Der Ssiuts
tsnfirts bsscrsecssn uno ~beeroist. Sie game
9ln;abl Der umssfcmmsnsn ipirb auf $500 anss'
ihfaaen.
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Dis Undergraduate brinst bierntit ,ur Df.nhi&.n 8etatnis.
pap re Srater benz beutsen . 1tun. soa BEN W aienser&t ale
Mbmfniarato,n Der 5interladenltat ibres perforb,neu Sat.
ten, O @cttIieb S~uffert e,nannt tpprben III.
Mae perlonen, bic Der beiasten Sitterla6enlhaE italtene
fnb aufs.fcrbert 3lbiuas IL leifea, unb ~beieniaen, neld.
s~Iaubisten &etaunsea an bic ltatsrssitaste eia,ureitsu.
Musufe SuTsrt.
ISrunttus, 3. btbr. 1864, 3mbwtn
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Gin beftiaer Sbnupfen.

@erabs jsst, mo &sssn unb Sonnsnlhsin, irarr,ss
Wstter uno Srrt lhnsl auf sinanbsr fOlssn, farm
IS nur gut isin, trsnn man ;u ben anbsren 9ausbals
tunSssssenitdnosn nod Den nasu fist, um sinen b,
len Shnupfsn 5u teilen. @ir b~esleitsn bisrmit bic
rsrtbrcae Naariht, CAP 81 elmer permanenten uno
|~iofcrtissn Seiluns aaer bisier perIhiscensn Srant'
bsitsm Maoams Yorters 6ufsns8alfam
niAts slsidfcmmt. Sci alen Srusilsn ;u rs unb
SO @snts bic DlaiAe 3u batsn.
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Stslisicn fsrbsn ica. SD farAte Den Sob niht.
auf oiees btn trurbe or lcsssla1sn. Ser @snsral
lsB bisrauf bic Sauisr ausr polriia.n 8auern plin.
bern. Gis Ylanesruns nabm am z. Osasmtsr ibs
reu Infans uno bauerte bic gum %. 9.ssmtsr. III
Sduier irurben scplanocrt, unb 500 g9eitsr, 8inher
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-25
SUGteife Nahrtdteu.

9as 10. Sbics @ssi,nent traf sstsrn auf llrlaut
in Camp @6ais Elm.
Scbn Wscrsan's SfTsisre In Der bisTssn Ycniten.
.tiarp batten sinsn Ylan aussslsst, Die 98dhter mil
Wts1srn nisrsrsufshsn unb bann ;u sntFisten. Die
gntosfuns bes Ylanes bislt @our. 8rcusb am
Mtontas al, bic @sisssstuns naa @~lspslanb Su bss
Slsisn.
Son St SsnnsKss ,riro s~smsIost, baB fb 9ona.
frest suriidsistt, rabrlhsinlih, nm fh bsi Dalton,
@ecrsia. NIT ScbniOn gu rsrsinisen. Bsirs Armesu
lcIsn $4,000 Wann TART lein.
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mabl= uno SGemable gu perkaufeu.

Cine Nab:- unb zine Sdsnriste. setesen In elmer beutrbeu 9naesluro
uns am Gsuuafg zines fart besslterten Gcuntss, merben ,u serfaufes
pser Ssrtauften sefutt.
Sc fnc pis bic einsisen gaabl. unb sdsndslen son geteutuna I'm gan.
,n County uns Der G%isenteimer befst cine 70 arcs. Nuntidoft MI
fdrsrlid cine @aatls i'm sansen g8efen aufweiien lam. gDtrseb sisfe
0ilblen nht bis gum l. Wai seriauft, 70 prb Der g%taentbdmer ne auH
perrenten rter en tatttser @tann her has @sibdft 70 gut serfebt bs Ct
IS alein fatren fanh miro ais gartner anseumntea. Seibe IRabhn fnb
auf's 8efe eineerthtet.
YGtere Nustunit ertbent
Otto Srelel,
Columbus Tebruar A, 1864. nSbBs gcfurrhus S6ic
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Stenit=W ntrdd.

Gt a%rbetiaiter ianser Ram, obsr aat et Ratn uub
Srau ubne Sinesr fDnnen bauernpe Seltdfauna auf elmer
Sarnt gang nabe bel 6 puntbus faSen, psnn befelbsn a If mel.
nr Oi1ee earuten, uno erbalten sasn sobn uab ut5sen Ell.
nr guten gsbanbuns sepib 1sin.
Sebr. %. ga. 2BpubY
ID Gbtpdr6 Qt0b.
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Der 1nter,ei9nete brtnst hermit our Mnseige, baB er Mgenl
fir Greeri9 @erbarb's peutid- amerifanlhe vGartenlau BE "
~ unb fDnnen geae0unsen ieperseit BEL ibnt sema9t merpen,
nfl9e Ct prompt ausfabren nrb.
q9iIipp Gmi1,
Idfn, Gsneea County, Sbir. 2m0
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9uts $50 e.-aaoiss, tpsnn Ssr ats quite S.,
DE befannt isin unb Guh Dem Nsrssr bariibsr er1pa,
rem rOut, baB Sbr iblsbte Biscuits t~sfcn,n,t, trenn
SIR 9eielihaft babt, 70 ssbrauht Sseanb & gp'..
hsmthen Saleratus uno feinen anoersn. =
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8lumen= unD @emiie<S aamen.

Ursi per Ycf 3uSefanot.
Der ltaterssidnete bat cine itSus unS sroBe MuswabI Der
%berabn1ten Srfurtsr ~sefiQien COMMUNICATION. unb Iasr, fowie
elm r~fttbalttSes Scrtinaett Der itDuaen uab n~eueien Spm.
iaer' ltnp persnnirenben Blunten iaamen, dtt, friit mnb tin1fG.
gig, mreet BON Ssatiblanb per Steaner en1pfansen unb en,.
ppssgt peelben gluntenGebbabern su iebr bilisen preien.
II Der i1pnfen Souen SpmmereSfuyen TT IL peritebe-
men Sarpen Is Ste.
u Der i9Snaea Surtea SsrbRlssfcysn lit 10 Ssr19ieo,nrn
0G.een rs Sic.
Sar6en SO Ste.
70 Der i9Uafsa Surten ssfaate anern in IL peri&i.Ssnsn
Uareeh 80 Ste.
50 Der itGn0en anb neueRen Surten SsnamerbIumensfO0
70 hT ibOnfen unb neaeaen Sprten Spmn.erblu.
men 60 Cts.
"a Sortsn @sniieiaanen fria unb a&t (senus fir 6 per.
1enenJ $1.0O
DEN Seras fsnbe man per pu1 auf n,eit &iTeo unb be
%Serlansten Saan1fn wsrber, ~iprsfdlhs serpadt Der VoR frei
~su9elanet. MbreGe
u. 8Drnemar,
Teb. Is. 81. 2mt n
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9inctnnatter Warftbertht.

@tnctnnatt IL. Tebr.
Nebl. SuperFeines I'M 0rpBen 1855 Bis S SIS. Gr.
traS5,5S big Sc unb fau, ptne 8dufer.
WbisfY nebt auf $685. Gents.
@ebperf. SIR neuss tmrp 1922 bis $22I sebatea.
S4mals. 121a bis 1234 ndrD %aefprtsrt.
aaTee 364 biz 36H @eats, MpIa1es 67 bis 7OSsnts /; ncuer
rs bis 70 Gents.
Deisen. Nrtber 5 1,3O - S 1872 @snts !; heiber $l.37
bis $40.
acrn, neues in 8aIten ST. biz los.
Safer 1870 Gents.
Hpggen. S1,35.
0erfe. JIau III st.5s bis 1,6O far 8interserae. Gum.
~ntergerite $3.50 big ST, IS Gents
Sew. ge1ss gimOtbY S q biz %. Na6frase masis.
safe ausseiudter g. 81. 131a-14yGents.
Bette bis ausgeiubte 80 bis 80 @ets, @eu-
raj Sbio rs tis 30; , ssrinse 1873 Gents.
@ebDrrte Iepfel. S-81s, pfri9e 13-4 Gts.
Gier, frhte 25Ssnts.
1aleefaamen. $3.50 bis 1886 unb Fau. JladsIaa.
men S $50 $2,55; Sinpthy S $40 bis $50, III NaG-
frage.
geinGI $l,35.
NT%o~6tA~n:R 49,. ~-
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Gin Seilrnittel fir SoGmurrbpiben

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John A. Shannon, Plaintiff, Before J. Kronenbit-
VS. ter, J. P. of Montgo.
Charles L. S outhwick, Defendant) merry Township, Frank
lin County, Ohio.
On the 4th day of January 1864, said Justice issued an
Order OF Attachment in the above action, for the sum of
three hundred dollars.
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