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The New York herald., 1864-09-12
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The ca cago Tribune ropubcGu) entities tie artce re
csnt.y published by its New York nameseke. uader h'
above caption in favor Of Mr. Lincoln tue Confession
a yacillating Bro;hey.n
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n,rino Tlee.son.

Tue annu state election 10 Name takes place TO day
cboiacd are the tickets the vote given las. yesr or
Gog0nor.-
GovgRN0r.
Democr1rc. Repvbiicdr
Joseph Howard Samuel Cony.
coSGIgss
District
1-wmenyo,O Swelt, John lynch
2-S. c. Andrews. Ssdney Perhan.
S--A. +. Gould sJanses g. Blaine
l-J. c. Madigau. @sohh II. Rice.
6-James white. sEredericss a. Pike.
Members H presens ceSSrsss.
Annexed s table OF the popular the last
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ruEIrIcAL MTMI{axHcH.
Ths Chfoago CSnv 1r0 -
Ny T~Anklin Pierce.

Ths Chicago CSnventton-Lettsr ire -
N, T~s.kli. Pierce: -
sA6xns VI sr@yoRD-i reosvsd yosr nots 90 saturday
snsentrs mn 10 how conesteOsU win your 0on-
vsrenca or M ,wn, meet again bscrs you eave
sur atSc.go ot tadees s there amy special OCCASION
r n Yon tnoy nv views, and hey upon your TREAD
shs Wpat wish 10 6ave done vii gs % tS1k, y wH
30 easy 70 check any worg Mat may ~ possibility oe
sad about me in conn, WITH the nom nation The
New fiSshsare de.sassion wal take steps from rst
(s Sast voh favor or give sAocoa 10 my being eAnd
date wish you, as early az you can, 10 see thsm w.
ge easr a. al svenss you spderstaud from what
ha ve than said yoa ho Painful would DO
to to haye my Wishes in this relaaSp dsregasded "
my fr eads Nm any part OF the country.
Whoever may bs nominated will, have no tcsnt, IN
obedience 10 what will be the OF onvsoticr te
In the name OF the democracy tho United sta
Nat the approaching eection sbal bs free cle 0}
election conducted 10 obedience t. the laws Of tho iaEd-
with no u ry presence 70 oyercwe tire Unarmed citi-
yeo. ana that ia any sovereign state recognizing the
authority o The federal government military us4rpaion
1hat come tosuppress the people in toe existence o het
rights Inder the constitution enacted laws we viii
meet that military usarpaticn with all the power
command.
Rat i your convention will net cordially and in har-
ncny Nere need be apprehension thrt the bayoleLs
win attempt 10 control the judgment o. the voers.
No audacity in defiance the conssnon WIN dare 70
confront with arms the united demoeracy OF The outh
western Middle Northwestern and Eastern States No
man delying tho Constitution which he has ro
uaold aud obey, brirg the army TO support open
rebellion against fair aud Tree vote. They VIII hold
that We FREQ people yet--let us be thsnEtD for
that-a people living written constitut!on,
wich binds tho highest Official Dos les hrmly The
hUnbleS1 citizen Q, the republic. tE tn5, think vos
may he The criticai--ihe vital thing, wiz DO
united aoiou your part; cnd that such may lho
result - my most earnest wsh Always your friend
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RoIScry at Rhir check.

RHrSRrRcx. n. z. Sest. III, leCs.
ne once OF the American Express oumpony bsrc wa
sstsrsd BY burglars la night, ne safe broken open and
r6S6ed OF 81 500:
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TALLNAs-OAKLEy.--In BROOKLYN on Weinesday SEP.
tember u by the Rev. Edward Taylor 0wD. 4. osxrEy,
United States Navy, 10 yErg edeet daaghtar OF Daniel
S. Ialman, $50, all of Brooxlyn
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Base Ball.
lvTUAL W. ATLANTIC.

Thes twe celsbrdasd ball sssosiatiocs vM plA1 .
enawsosship game this sftssnooa % ne Capdtoens
sAn 0su Brooklyn. st three O'Clock. TAs sxetsmsas
anAnG BAN players this game at the highest pitch.
ne tae eett n between the parsssns sf he respective
cnos sxrsnsay heavy the odds being in Ssver Of the
AQauto q about s&x % tesr
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To Payer Manusas asGssrers.
Cash win be paid for 10000 of good Yourdrluier
Paper. Sige, 32AH-sS bs
Apply n this office.
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What Passage ShaEsDcorc dos
yle perfDSe of PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMfN CEREUS
remind Of, from the sweet south. breathing
~ led4 of
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Fit foe TLfr is Fasr.-f n Lady 81 TOT.
oi her,isbands tobaeco he should be willing back
her .Sviri bis when sla buy dozen
SO Of PHALONS MIGHT BLOOMIyG CERECS
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Csu<xfe o. . blockade Runner.

BALTIMORE, Sept II, 1891.
rhs stcamsrs Robert Norris, Capt, Barrett, arrived
hsuA <oussnt twenty days from New 0rleane she re-
DuSs that Ehursdav last the steamer Keystone ssssc
eapssrcd ns blockade steamer, the "uezey and sent
~
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Wig is Phaon Ngf Blooming 6~reus Ike the commerce
OF the Uaites Satss Because It prospsrs in spite OF
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

Why is Phaions Night Blooming Cereus like the Croton
river? Becrse t - weisrsrg OF delight every house
n Gotham.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

ALMANAC yoEE-rnIs DAT.
81 MOON sFTs<r morn VI
SETS. fo
~
Port Of New York. September Al, 1861.
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n. EspeSscDied. Fiat nfacturcr
aud dec OF fGson for ems Hate introduces the
style the tiis day.
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Address ~ smOs<crs.~-Poii.k & Son,
Meerscheum nssIifacurers removed lro Droome street
6k2 Broadway. Fourth Weuicsale and
tail. Pipes cat 10 orGer and repaired.
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At $50 Broadway N1~ssvs. Fowler I
WELI.s. phrenolssrls. ma.e Exau,inatcns daily
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Teauftr,ii soulr.e 1ton. - Laird's
Booni OF Youth LIQUID Pearl has no equal Tor
serv1ng and beaufy the complexion and Skn. Sold
all druggists aud by JAMES LAIRD, Sole Proprietor 4s3
Broadway
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,,tr1gwa .sooc,. ION. EIGHTH wAaO -rBrI
4 s9tyizeA 10 a. 0r this viii ~
held :, sar,a -. q, III Thompson str-s
Hay eveuinW tlc 18th inN. At
o. are eArots3y reaasAtet 70 sisena UCNRg Prs,se,s
WILLIAM l.
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Prizes Gns.cI i'm all E4cla}ized Lot
teres. c. WEST No. "a Pine street. No s. n. Y.
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A sure Cure foe Hernia. or Rupture.
WHITES "pATBNT LEVER TRUSS
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRtsSn

Is the best and only Truss the world a cures this dan
disease 4 taede prRcipic from all
olhcrs-lght clean and easynn pressure the back
cord. This Truss with the application OF Hernia Lo-
rranted 10 the mos. obstinate Pam
phlets free for . stamp. GREGORY CO. 609 Broadway.
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NS~rsa,s Eautsssai CWre PrQss-O Gle .
scrucr A RHsdway and Ana ssseN andcr Nwhums xu.
sem Tsls6es shc,-der srssaS ana 3'pp}o q s4Ty
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a sure Cnre--fsere's African Feve~ and
Aguc Care. II fsfls Depot 80 Liberty up
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Free l<ass. Ptmpies. Tan, Flesh Worms,
Prirkly HEAD &c cured By QOuRAUDS ITALIAN
MEDfCATED SOAP ~ AS Broadway.
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Are xon I'm tsuar .-S",coft's Instant
Pain ALnh ator instant relief Every family needs
ssst in market
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rers. winsfow's sccthtng Syrup for
e,raarsn Teesns pyscny and Darrhos, regulates
syyke sson.eh and Bowels and cures whd Coho,
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Eatche,or's Hair Dyes iis Vest In the
world rsrnleaS. fea bc nssn The ony perfect
dye Sold by AL druggists. Factory 81 Bsciay street.
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0Anorai Cass Opposed to the Chicago
RiatfOrm.

mo chicago Hibne learns from undoubsed authority
as Hen Lewis Cass pronounces the democratic platform
ASos snomnious tho rebels and says tha;
y cannot Mpposs 4.
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No Mare Gray Hair sC Il E4idusss.-Fcsty-
sHaIfD;sSS, essa aIsS;;is 4SS SSSr Jphs. e''' -
psa.. plies. PAes.-stsh ing or BieedAng
Fra. pauranenlT cared nv s~nG w; WfrMnES Phe
SuQpo16U. Refssnasc n aven 70 n&hg respee1ms pe.
Kye Ecn sesycy sSrsd ~ ssaa hh medssne. Ascn Tor
Txvsssss. rsIa st5e NtssR iugs, &e. Marsn
a co O~Ns or 4 Al ~ tsssy street. Lady attendant
Ths Japanese Hair stain Co'ors the
whis&ers nnd ID nc beauswi Nack hrows con
ssts Of ONLY 6nc pregssaon Color w not iade or wash
out onB 80 ceutv.a box.
For sale Al hembold s6oi Broadwayi Demas Bsrpes
Cos ~ park row; r. g. Wells Co.'s, 6 frsnkn street,
New N@E tnrd srnhe. ChicAeo, aud ell d,usgisA
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QuarrssIang Among tho Peace Organs.

Tho Hartford Tsmes, well known peace Journal,
the following language respecting the opposition 10 Cen.
Mcclellan manifested by the New York Nrws:--
The New York Nsvs, in opposing Mcclellan, asssrts
that 'ts coums will bear tna il has la 0r
harmsny in the democratic party.n This Is uutg0e. lt
has breathed for mouths the language Of aspcry aud
The harshest spirit oil "rule RAMP and s extreme
talk for any terms has sd many true peace d
Unon msn to suspect the truth u hs report mCuh
prevalent thai the secretly ntere.
OF Lincoln, and doing what 10 could to make slysisa
among democrats. But unable 10 do tnia thorgh It
ssi retains the power stu further to njure itself AKA
Followers IL the estimation OF the democracy Of tho
try. M. Fernando Woods many secret consultations
With Abraham Lincoln have not been calculated to
0trengthen other him the democracy The Is
lcCle1lan or Mncoln-Teanon or national ruin II the
sVsUs secretly wants TO aid LncoIn it had heE. do IL
openly. Good spsace" organ
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Cristaacrn-s Eaiv 6ye. Preservns5ve
ans Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
fThc is ars,t ed hs sSiitu artists.
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POLITICAL.

I 4 - KfvDs oT POLITICAL BAENEaA TLAGA
~ krtasUArenes 4 the Oh hssdg V 0asaD
J street - ner q irsafnsv &sahlshsd l5ss H0dER
GRAHAM sign bannet aae Ornamental Painters
fYAs spctETtRs or ASSOCIATIONS oy AERl
engage q Union Lecturgr for the
{ 'LJBs, 1nass Adtrsss 4 " n boK 5 2b: r ,se
sent Gsn,< asn. Sfe -----------
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DsaEaess Hnd Diseases oc the Eye spr-
caIly tyea "a bv nr CAoWKiL 81 Citation olacr EphA
srNel. rom 20 3.
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Fer the Hnr ana slctn-Barry's Trf.
copherous The besf md cheapest stcle ssd By drug
nj
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Groves & Bakeys Hignest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Mecbses i95 Broadway, New York
and oS5 Fulton stp0et, BROOKLYN,
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Ifuyrs IRxMwnehn Hair Restoratfvc-
wmrare6 6nres.ors Gra1 far etpA color. n does
NOT afes w coloT OF me natural hair, but acts on mat
weh fas hsned gray. aud mahes y 90 perfecty natural
tas no one would Know You bad hair Circulars
sent ne, JOSEPH HofT 90. 10 onNer~S place,
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hasasos' Bracelets, ucw styles.
Two three. ne stx, ef.h teu, twelve hftcer 70 TWO
h.rJr.s dollars each For sale BY Cstfu c. ALLEN, <f5
Broad~ry one below Csnsl sarcf
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EH. RxUN AZ.

sNiE De B.-JoHN ia IN AusmcA WHITE TO
bip Pa.t ,n,.v Duehar
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o)p wARD-rHiRraENTH ASSEMBLY DsrRIcr.-
Al meeting of the rcgiar Mozart Han dersocrscy
hed on the ION 70 sesc dcesse z tie ss.s 90
II. Reavsy sslected delegate aui Eard osotn
alternate. John kKI1sr. tnaH">
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DanvEIie. Pa. j rwbe q s62.--D~ VIM.
H. GptGs:-Dcar Sirkn February 1861 ctcd with
diabetes and FOR ve montAs passed than two
gaoss of in twents-for houis. I obliged get
up ofcn twelve during the night and n
fvc months lcsi about hy pounds in weight. Dur the
month of july 1861 procured Mo bottles of Constitution
Water and after taking cntucly cured;
after rogaining my usual good health truly
Sold whdsnie b. MORGAN ALLAa. 4e Gin sres,,
~gtn u1Me
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u,AMNANY HALL-TwEnvY. SECOND wAaD-rHr1 !;
tsanh Assembly District nesting q he delessa ~
Committee, aid at Re5s corEer OF forty seson
~creet and Ninth avenue September i0 1854 The hoe
Michael Connolly elected chairman and Johl D. AAl
erson elected secretary. On motion OF Mr. Alaa
Mr. Terence Riley elected ieeRnc the 6tal
Convenaon On motion of Hon. Thoe Ryan. Dr. =. = !.
Hsescd elected alternate.
JouS s. MAsr4x,so,. Secretary.
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GRAND UNION DEM0yssRarrON Po4.
W MuCLH.,LAs AND PBADLEfOh
sAfURDAy EytsiE9y SEPT. H.

GRAND UNION DEMONSTRATIONS, SRPrg8BEe r.
~ Notice A clubs aud associations intending pardi
= la the great demonstration Mcclellan Unioo
M tho Con tutioa. take place Saturday eveniaH
C.n embrr IL. carl
,,cpb moment to either or she tindesrared.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR
Chairman Joint Consltsc " ArrangsrsaEts
Gsonar k,sa sosso'' Secretaries.
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.ailg Gmptre,
Last Nights Dispatches.
Omcial Bulletin

WAR DEPARTMEYT, WASHINGTON June lib,
$3.50 P M TO Major General Dix Official
reports from the Army OF the Potomac down
to FIVE o'clock yesterday evening detail no
movements OF Importance
A dispatch from General Sherman dated
yesterday, states that our cavalry yesterday
night, the 9th, developed the position OF The
enemy and their designs have been frustrat-
ed The position Of the enemy is on line
along the hills from Kenesaw TO lost Noun.
tain; and they are now marching by the road
towards Kenesaw
A dispatch from Butler, dated this morn
ing, reports all quiet Yesterday, (the l0th,)
Gen Kaulz charged the enemy's works q;
Petersburg, and carried them, penetrating
The fotch, but not being supported by Gen
Gilmore, who had withdrawn his forces with
out conflict, Gen Kautz was Obliged to
withdraw without further effort Gen Kautz
captured 40 prisoners and piece, of Artil
ery, which he brought aioay Difh him
Adyices from Gen Candy, dated Vicks
burg 4th, say that Gen Emory reports that
an attempt by Gen Dick Taylors forces to
cross the Atcbafalay had been frustrated -
The rebel troops that had crossed, aud "a
large quantity Of commissary stores and
clothing were captured by Emory,
Gen. Bnrbridge. commanding in Kentucky,
in dispatch dated yesterday (l3tb) at
Lexington, reports that after concentrating
force at Beaver Creek on the Big Sandy, be
moved against Morgan in Virginia frst as
far as Glsdesyie, Morgan, with $500 men
moved into Kentucky via Whtesbury- Bur
bridge pursu, him ninety miles in twenty
four hours, came upon him at Mount Ster-
ling yesterday morning (lOtb,) and defeated
him. By stealing fresh horses, Morgan
reached Lexington at two o'clock this morn.
ing. Our forces held the forts, and the reb-
els did but little damage We left here at
Z A. NJ. for Versailles Burbridge says Il
start in pursuit with fresh force this morn
ing"
No official report has yet been received
from Hunter.
lSgned] E NJ STANTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

ON the I'd day Of March, AID 1854, q petition was
~ hed IN the oiiice Of The tlerk Of the coun Of
Commnn Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery AVID the
state Of Ohio, by Jo eph sShock, SliaAheth Wykoa
Daniel W Young, and Augustus urscholl, which rr-
upon IS " pending In said Court, the object and
nrayerol which 10 70 yacaie alley lsi1 feet Nide
running between lots No iI5 and i7G also, between
lots No laa and lst in the town of Mnmisiurg, in
sad county, running nom Main street 20 southeast
direction, inleraeot ng an alley running north and
south, and ros theme east 70 Canal street, AZ the
next term Of the said Court application will b. made
70 Yaease said alley accordingly. %
ADAM CLAY, il
May ~, lseA-dlwaWt Attorney Tor Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

The New York HoFid closes on article on
the Cleveland Convention with the following
paragraph
ave make no pretentions 10 the gift OF
prophesy, aud must here speak With caution.
What is certain is, that this ticket is not put
in the field to be withdrawo Il will 20
through the campaign with indomilable spirit
Il has a strong hold upon the sympathies Of
the most ardent, courageous and vigorous
portion Of the Republican party. II carries
no dead weight il is not burdened With the
odium Of Dir Lineolns unpopular aud dis,
graceful measures II has strength enough
to-day, to turn the scale peaiBgt Mr. Lincoln
in At least seven OF the States, and II must
increase All who support il At al will sup.
port ii With vigor and enthusiasm; The oppo,
sition 70 Il will will be tame and feeble. Tho
Republican Journals cannot make open war
upon a popular idol who has contributed more
than any other man 10 tho growth Of their
party, who has been its candidate for the
Presidency, end has been conspicuous above
Gll others for sirie, 6delhy 20 principle Be.
sides, events may occur during dc summer
which viii deprive NJ lipeuln fall intlueeee
except that questionable Kind which results
from WELDING the executive patronage
~
The Rochester Express (BspuhiesB) says
the Fremont movement At Cleveland is TOO
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I1lanteo.

HT TAETED--oarusgo wooiworkmen, Black
w smiths mud Painters wanted Immediately. The
best ~ wages gwen. Apply 70
aH G W. w.'PBILLIPs, Fourth street
MTANTED--A situation As Engineer on a "a
w uouary engog, by young man lately nom
canadai has had lhtee years experience; has no OBJ
lesion 10 gona 20 thecouptry. An early engage neEt
ts Folclted Please address III. N q once ol this
GAS NQtIiE--in consequence OF the sdvauce on
VI coel,e orand s materials that enter int, the
naulinture Of das, the Gaa Company are con- PEELED
20 advance tho puce of Gas dollar per 1000 feet
foio she nrsf day OF May until furhernouve
m4da $. r. EVANS, Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A FINl
FARM


PETITION eil be presented to Governor
"A brough for the pardon Of Clay boru hagan. nov
prisoner in The Ohio Penitentary.
asoss' oAHARISE HAsAE
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthod and W W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Miamisburgi Stoc slager lBiOn; J @ Ander-
son, Centeryillei Myers, New Lebanon; H Jackson,
OhRmberseurg; u K Bauer, Harrisburg u d Divine,
JohnsWei Arnold LimbeFt, south ArlingtOni j. aoob
smser, West Baitimorei Rookie 90, Ger mantowni
J W MURPHY, Yandalla; X Niekols, Liberty Rees,
tArmersvlle; q; HsverlinR Herr. Salient W Pyfmont,
Wilhsma swaner, West Balumorei PArkeri Bro a
90; Parkers6urgj and by Druggihts and Merchants
generally throughoutthe United States and oGnadas
Au2ldiy
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ATTACHMRNT NOrICE.

Perry eayer, isintn. against Nat an Il. Roys ne.
icndart Before John Burnett, Justice ot The Peace
ol , Jtu-rson fcgnehip, Montgomery County, ohio
ON t6e 25th day o. March 1894 said Jusiic6 lssued
an order of AUaC hfr ent M the above action FOR
lne sum ol sixteen dollars aud ninety i've cents.
friti on the ltth day Of MAY, a. one o'clock D m.
awe PkRRY WEAVER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

The New York World closes on srticle on
the Cleveland Convention with the following
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NoteIs.
UNITEDSTATEsHOTFL

BEACH sTREET, BOSTON
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Rlroad
N43l Depot)
VHHE undersigned. who has been connected with the
4 American House, In tsis city or nine years.
has lea ed this vel. known and popular Hotel for
term Of years and pie dge him Ell % his irends and
the public 70 his utmost efforts 20 sustain the rep
utation Of the UNITED STATEs HOTEL, ss a fret
class house The public may rely upon finding, AZ
this house all the appliances and comforts Of frst
class hotel
Price, A. heretofore, Two Dollars por deS.
ocad6m FRANE " PRATT.
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apbOINterp.
LEGAL NOTICE

nN the I'd day Of March, AID, 1864, petition was
" hed in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF tho Court Of
Common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery and the
state OF Ohio, by ia 'ou Pontus which petition 10 nov
pending 10 said Court the object and prayer Of Viii h
" 20 va ate the alley between lots No and the fu
,engih Of those lots running east and vest M The
town Of BndRport, Ia said county az the next term
OF ne said Court Application viii be made 10 Vaente
ssid lot eceordingly ADAM CLAY, +
May Y lsGl diwaw4 Attorney for Petlnoner.
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&roccrtfs, sc.
60 ..s for snle OF Pure BOnrbOn WHISKY.

- no enve most respectfullyto TO arquant their cuo
- toners and the co immunity generally, that they
have entered mo psr,nership, under the name and
style oi r. 0'BRtEN & BRO FIR, for the pufpos,
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, a M
and tobacco business iu Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
sRnd nf +. oBrien, No 30l second street.
Having ample means to enable US purchase goods
rom the best houses 10 Now York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
m the trade, hold Gut the acknowledgements 90 our
old Customers aud others who may be kind enough
20 purchase hoin u7.
NJ 'BRIEN, late OF the hrm OF OiBrien & Poe
roedo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
nleaae al those who NAV come to luy at this we'll.
suown House, and r O'BRIEN, will treat the rom.
nunityb tier II possible, tn evsr before. Both Of
Ere very grateful for past vors, and earnestly
licita share OF your future patronage, aul9daw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-13

The Rochester Express (BepuhieeB) ssys
the Fremont movement Al Cleveland is TOO
formidable to be ignored BY the leaders OF
the Union Party"
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gen. H0bson Defeated at oyn,hiana, aud
Two Regiments OF the Nation Gus d
Capturea---MerEhn subsequently Dee
feRted---B uI bridge In puTsuit.
CINCINNATI, June II Morgan, with about
5000 men, attacked the l6sth (Col Garvis)
and l7lst (Col Casper o. N @ under Gen
Hobson, at Cynthiaua, yesterday, and alter a
pretty severe fight compelled Hobsou TO sur
render on condition that his men should be
Immediately exchanged
The fight took place principally IN the
streets of Cynthiana Some of our trooos
took refuge in the Conrt House, and in order
to dislodge them, a stable near the hold was
set on FIRE About 20 houses were con
sumed before the FIRE was extncuished Our
loss was fifteen killed and fifty wounded 49,
Col. Berry, Provost Marshal Of Covinpton.
Ky, was MORALLY wounded Col c Gsryis'
of the l6sth Ohio WAS mortolly wunnded
1t is also asserted mat Gen Hoh,on ia
wounded. Our loss in prisoners Is from | :
200 TO 1900,
This morning General Burbridge, who left
Paris last night, fell upon Morgan while bis
men we're At breakfast and after very
severe fight completely defeated him, scatter
ing the forces in all directions. About 1870
prisoners were taken, including 90 officers
Burbrisge, at last sdvices, was closely follow
ing the heeing rebois
Gen Burbrldge lett Lsxington at one p.
NJ, having heard from Gov Rramlette that
the rebels lett for Georgetown yesterday. I. Is
supposed they have gone east from there.
Burbridge started in pursuit with fresh LSrses
last night, and will push them up and fight
them steadily
A messenger who left Frankfort at 4 clock,
this morning, reports that city under martial
law, and all more capable of bearing arms.
have besn armed 70 defend the city.
The State archives have been removed 10
the Fort and the Governor feels confident of
holding it uHtil reinforeements shall arrive
A force Of 800 rebels Ccoupy the stockaie
three miles this side Of Frankfort 10 prevent
reiuiorcements from reaching there from
Louisville
The Union troops made on attack en- the
stoekade last night, but we're repulaed
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