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FTeiideht,
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Bankers.
MARINE BANK.


SAMUEL E sefsf'siso fsssf'7siMsouR. ESQ
HENRY A. cooks 1,s E.a ssp'T@'snSf9s cssa City, Colorado
E9s9 sSSS oss. New s1 o...s.
hds nss S aS mile ecs 81 On @ s
Fisk Lode commencing immsdiatey opposite Black Hawk
sS5 feet assslopsa
md
other in co,o,sd9 whies the following ass.y shows made
Sfss New rsMint Value ZOO pounds soS-
M s Lae % s e % ss pssSa; Gs EsS 5b bes
The 4S1 feet of yagaoe water power having
ahe gres. advantage possessed by this company is in
time The company viii nave adasonsI improved 'S. M.
per ne g sSS;s ard Sist which
% % S a ssd
price and Judging from the constant demand to obtain it
%
the community for aprohtabe safe aud permanent
Subscription books of the company for only limited
a'f a sf s
SIS pay able on call when the certicsses Of stock
ready be delivered by the the whole
option of the Subscriber 70 the stock
the above price are Informed thai the company intend
closing the books shortly after which time no stock viii be
Treasurer OF The State OF illinois viii 90 and after
as ts Eans Of il sas
& ON he hs % state ss o s M
nos The % 1ep due and II no: called for prior 70 the
h e
field Holders of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds whose
TwEsry.roURrH pIvDEND-HANovER FIRE IN
a"s sSaa SSsS RsS o. e
cent cent. free s0m EaySbs on dsmsnd a. their
NEW YoRs, July l. 1854.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Third cnHafsREp saa issi street
EVE siH fs" aa E1Assd sPs
from TO- 7. NJ.
SIX PER CENT interest allowed on all from 81 to
Al moneys deposited 90 or before July 70 VIII draw inter
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary
oSrH DrvIDESD-rHE NATIONAL FIRE IssuR
slo anee COMPANY has dsclared . semtsnnua dividend
of eight per cent pa aoe on and after Saturday. july a.
HENRY I. DRowNE. Secretary
S5UU csse morsas, for 6ve times the amoSnt. f Ad
dress l. A., box l,s25 Pos once
c50n or 500 WANTED TO DAY, BEFORE lo,, A.
With three ger cent brokerage Address henry Ben
s0n, Jr.. Post Once.
10 4QN LOAN FOR FEW DAYS In ORDER
tlO. 70 set this amount Of goods, bough for cash.
reasonable brokerage will be The
O. the parties whom the goods wi pay The
cash the The money check amount inGss be
ready by IL A. NJ saturday least Particulars gwen
address T. ) box oss Pcs; ooe IN hasie - morning
cJo 000 WANTED on FIRST CLASS BROOK.
% -.OOO lfn rroperty. worth double tie
II ycaIs % per cent No commissions allowed
address W H., oox 10 Williamsburg Post oGIe.
S3000O0 pAscn paa sTSwAsI Rss RSc5 x ot CON
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. S5 PER SHARE.
Stock full paid and liable to assessment.
TRUSTEES:
JAMES ". RLWBLL. ESQ, OF the firm Of James W.
Elweli 4 Co. Mo- 81 South street
JOHN r. YELyERToN ESQ.,, President OF the Bank Of
North America.
THOMAS D. FOSTER, ESQ.,, late OF the Arm OF Foster
fANEs D. FISK ESQ.,, President of the Marine Bank
JAMES L. HATHAWAY, Esl, Merchant, No III Pearl
street.
and Drover's Bank.
REMsEN APPLEBY Esq. Tobaccouist. No. ls3 Water
street.
President,
THOMAS r. FOSTER ESQ
Bankers
MARINE BANK.
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OFFICE OF THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE. CON-
" pany, No. ] Montgomery street.
FIFTEENTH SEMiANNUAL DIvIDBND
JERSEY CirY, June II, 1884.
The Board Directors this Company have this day
cared dividend Of ten ei per cent from
government tax. payable on and after July l..
II PAUI,MIER. Secretary.
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nFFICH MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI r. r. co.
" IHILIIcoIHE, OHI0 June 49, 1874
~ stockho'dcrs The transfer books OF this Company
viii be closed from the lE 10 he 18th OF july ipcva at
tbs once and AZ the agency (the Farmers Loan Trust
COMPANY In New YORK; preparatory 70 The sculi annual
dividends W. II. WATSON, Secretary.
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"A ANTiD-By MAN wHO CARRIED ON THE RR-
w tail store busne ten years situatcn as salesman
10 81 M bucks Best OF reference
and capabity Adlrczs u. y. r. OF NJ b owen CO..
lgf Duane
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OFFICE OF THE HARMONY FIRE AND MARINR
" Insurance Company.
50 WALL STREET,
NEw YORK, July l. 1854
goth dividend Tho Board of Directors have this day de.
cared semanuuai dividend OF five per cent payable
demand, free of income tax. By order OF the Board
DANIEL ID. GASSNER Secretary.
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CI1UATIoN WANIED-BY Young MAN OF zoos
~ business ability ~ some " no house btokerl
oce frrnsu Satisfactory references aary no object
Address A. II % lisn ST., BROOKLYN.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-IN BROKERS' OR NEE
Il chants olcc by a gent cman 81 years OF ase whU
oiouchy understands East In ia produce had
wards OF q YEAR IN London and India
q b.. box Ii0 Herald olAce.
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nQACHMAE'S SITUATION wAhTBD-BY YOUNG
vi who thorouEhy understands drvinG
or horses and carriages whch his references win show
Address Coachman box 222 Herald Office.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE MARIPosA COMPANY, 81 WALL
~ streeNotice il hereby given that 81 the drawing this
day had Of twenty Bonds OF this company for redemp
" n ls s. g g So g o. i2s iss 2iS 2s sss .ss
and that the will be paid gold the LIST day Of
July next presentation at the Office OF the company
Bonds be for within days after
the LIST day Of July neI under penalty Of forfeiture Of the
New York. June g. 1864. JOHN WATT, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
~ Railway Company June 26 1854.
Coupons July 1854 bonds issued by the Ga
lena and Chicago Union Railroad Company. will be paid
presentation at the Office Of H. H. Boody Co., No.
JAMES X YOUNG.
Secretary.
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CI) nAl WANTED ON FIRST CLASS BROOK.
,CI .OUO ltn IToperty worth double tie amount for
t.tm II a. ~ per No commissions allowed
address ". H., Dox lg5 Williamsburg Post oli.e
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> Eth DiviDEND.-THE NATIONAL FIRE INsUR.
s1,) ance Company has decared semisnnual dividend
Of eight cent soe and after Saturday, july
lts office, 81 Wall street
HENRY I. DRowNE. Secretary
NEw YORK july !, 1854
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| TOiTING AND MAKING UP ACCOUNTS.-A RAPID
" penman aud good accountant willing TO undertake
law copying up ACCOUNTS either after bu
hours any Office ~ toe CITY. his esde1ce Ad
| dress Copy, Herald Office, New YORK
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yEyANTED--A GALEsNAN is GEXTLENEAis FUR.
w n,l!ug fo1se One Of frs ralc a5iity ana capable
OF nkug tie entire chnrse address refefene
end ;.ar, required tna Others wl be noticed, l. o ID
Herald uace.
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professional.

And Tor the past three years Surgeon in the United
states Navy, has opened an office at No QT5 Third
street, between Jefferson aud st. Clair streets north
side. Having had the advantage Of the Hospitals in
New York and Philadelphia, with twenty years Of
suecessml pratlce, the afflicted may rest assured
by getting his advice that they will obtain every ad
ysntsg that the advanced condition Of the Science
Of Medicine can render.
Dr. WlsE cures CONSUMPTION. THROAT and all
PRESPIRAToRY DISEASES BY MEDICAL IN
HALATlON the only reliable means known 10 the
profession which has proven so universally success
l in the East and in Europe He treats ali diseases
Of the EYE and EAR, also all diseases pecuha 10
Females, and all CHRONIC COMPLAINTS what.
Ions will be convinced Of his success by calling at his
once No Hs, Third street, Dayton, or by Obtaining
ietteps 70 lnvaiids which 10 circulated gratuitouBy
Office hours from O'Clock A, NJ. this o'clock r. NJ
ootlB .dAW3n
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MORNING REPORT


ShoFAmnms
NEw YORK, October 10 The Herald ) spe
cial from Chattanooga 18th, says:
From last accounts Shermans army was
in the vicinity Of Vollonova, Va The rebel Is
were retreating on Summervile and we're sup
posed TO be falling back toward the Blue
Mountains
Wheeler 8 cavalry are hanging about Rome,
Forrest was threatening to cross near Bridge.
port, and hold the gaps on Pigeon Noun.
tain for the purpose OF aiding Hood in NOV.
ing his army to Bridgeport lie is now GOV
ering Hoods retreat
sherman is skirmishing with Hood army.
The result Of Hoods movements are fayora.
BILE to our Amy. II is thought he will not
give battle unless too hard pressed by Sher
man.
Hood's wagons, and brigade as guard,
are at Collodea. He may possibly give battle
at this point, If not, he viii have to fall back
on Galena where communications are open.
Slocum sent out a foraging party Of 1900 WaR
ons towards Rough and Ready and to Decs-
tur and alretnrned laden with corn. The army
has plenty Of supplies both in Atlanta and in
the field. 1t is thought Hood has all his
army with him, and is supposed to be about
3j 600 men
Prisoners and scouts state that they are lv
lng on parched corn, and some dried fruit
collected through the country.
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PHILADELPHIA, October Is.-The Bnlletin
says gentleman who left Winchester last
Saturday, reports that there was good deal
OF skirmishinE with guerrllas in the Valley,
but nothing serious had occurred, and supply
trains we're moving regularly with strong es.
eorts' On Friday last our picksts at Martins.
burg we're driven in by guerrilla force.
The eleven guns captured from the rebels
by Sheridan bad arrived at Winchester, and
on Friday last two more OaAe In They = ere
formerly United States gqnS, and we're prob
ably obtained At the seigure Of the SrsepalS,
&c, by the rebels,
sheridan was sending in large droVes of
captursd oxen, sheep, SC The Destruction of
mills and barns was going on, 90 that the
Febela Will no longer able 10 maintain them.
selves 10 the Valley. aaI
A considerable loEcs Of our troops have
beensenl to FfOAt Royal to guard The rail.
road, which is to be open 10 Manassas Jnnc.
eon, so as 70 SECURE eemmqniealien With
AieHandFla. 8he repairs ei the road ars 81.
ready completed to RectOrstoWn '''''
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Nav YoRK Oct l9-Cotton dali at ls
al 20 Flour l6a20c beuer at 8 00a9 10 for
extra state, and 90al0 25 for round hoop
Ohio Wheat &c better at | 93al 80 for Chi.
eago spring, and ~ for Racine spring; Corn
drmer 5O3a5l for mixed western; Oats shade
hrmer at SIC for WESTERN Pork frmer at 80
OOa4O 90 for mess 42a42 25 for new, and 38
53a39 90 for prime Lard dull at 2Oa22c;
WHISKY dull and heavy at 73al "a; Sugar
not so firm; Petroleum nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19

VI valuable Real Estate in and aoRr FaFmeFsyills
ohia.
Lew u. RasOTe, et al. No. 1859
Rgeiust Montgomery County
Samuel KoJahefer et al. Superior Court.
DY virtue Of and in obedience to the command oi
ID an order OF sale made by the Superior Court III
montgomery county, Ohio, will offer at Public Sale
on the premises IN FarmersVllle, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
at O'Clock P NJ VI said day. the following described
Tea estate We situated in Jackson township Mont-
5omeTy county, Ohio. Beign town lots numbered
One Hundred and Ten QI0); One Hundre 4 and
Eleven ull)i One Hundred and twelve UISn fIns
hundred and Thirteen Cll3l; One Hundred and -Four.
teen (il4) and One Hundred and Fifteen I5lI shlat
ed IN the Incorporated village OF FarmeYsylIle in SAID
County and state. Also, the lot owned Henry HouseT
deceased, situated IN Section No. 2T TowhSbin fant
W, Range four az, eat containing two acres ana
one hpndFed and twelve (il2l rods being the res,dns
land conveyed to the said Henry HOUSE. m his Itts
time by the order Of the Probate Court OF Montsomsrs
county, Ohio. snd to him by one Michael grhwarts
adminstratoT OF the estate OF Daniel swnrtsal deo'd
Also, that tract Of land owned by the said HanTv
houssr IN his life Time, situated In the souhWesi
quarter OF section twenty one (2l Towrship four
ls) Range four ~, east and bounded and dsser,bsd
beginning At the southwest corner and running .ast
seventy three (TS) rods 10 the center on the Cernan
town and West Alexandra Turnpiks Road thsnca
north west with said road one hundred and mn
rods and eleven feet az thence south sigbtv tbras
50 rods to the place OF beginning eontsiping nina
as follows; "FP'"''u
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Rebel Speculation in Regard Al IN,
Movements Of Grant,

| Movements OF Grant.
| NEW YORK, Oct ls.-The Richmond Whis
OF the 10th says, the Petersburg Express Of
yesterday says our army is calmly awaiting
the advance OF the enemy on the right, fully
prepared to receive him when such a move ia
attempted. Though no disposition has been
shown to attack our position there since the
late reconn noissRnce, yet it is believed that the
silence of the last few days is but the quiet
that Precedes an outbreak, as we think the enc.
my is fully satisfied ofthe futiity of all efforts
to take them by assault At the present mo-
ment, says the Express, attention is directed
to the north side Of the James River where a
heaVy engagement seems not at all unlikely
II is known that Grant has largely reinforced
the forces already there within the last Two or
three nights and it is not improbable that
when the fighting commences we shall have il
at both ends of the line
PLANS TO LAY WASTE THE NORTH.
The Wing referring to the destruction of
rebel property in the Shenandoah valley, says
the Tell work ia going on by orders Of Gen.
Grant" Destroy every thing that will sus
tain life in the Valley. There is one effectu.
al way, and the only one that we know Of to
arrest and prevent this aud every other sort of
etrocity, and that 10 to burn one of the chief
cities OF the enemy, say Boston, Philadelphia
or. Cincinnati, and let its fate hang over the
others as a warning of what may be done, and
will be done to them il the present system Of
war on the part of the enemy is continued,
i We are asked how such thing can be done. |
we answer, nothing would be easier. A mil |
lion OF dollars would lay the proudest city of
the enemy in ashes The men 10 execute The
,sork are already there. There would be no
difficulty in finding here, or in Canada, suita.
BILE persons to take charge Of the enterprise.
aud arrange its details Twenty men with
plans all pFeconoerted and means provided.
selecting some dry windy night, could fire
Boston in hundred places, and wrap it in
hames from center TO the suburbs, They
might retaliate on Richmond, Charleston, &c
Let them do it II they dare it is game at
which we can beat them. New York is worth
twenty Richmonds, They have dozen towns
10 our one, and in their towns is centered
nearly all their wealth,
The Examiner takes TO task the two south
ern statssmen--Stephens and Doyce-who
have advocated the momentous proposition of
) convention Of all the States, and in a fine
,ein of rdicule depicts the mighty conven.
ion with the South Carolina delegates, sitting
heck by jowl with Banks, Sumner, Everett
and Beast Butler
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Marker.

pAYToS, October 10,
HARSHMANS FL0UR-Red wheat,
Wholesale $ll 90. Retail SlI so
WHEAT-$l 80.
CORN-ll0
0ATS-70.
RYE 459l so.
BARLEY--$l 609lsO
TEAS-$2 5O@2 90,
CQFFEE-5aagQe.
SUGAR-aQ.
COFFEE sUGAR-3aGs5s pei Ii.
HARD REFINED sUGAR-371e Der Ii.
MoLAsSEs--$l 359l4O per gal.
RICE-20c per 10.
LARD-25930,
BUTTER-40@6O.
CHEESE. --23@25.
STARCH-l2lc per 10.
S0APS-20e per H.
DRIED PEACHES--gaaa2,
DRIEn APPLRa-l6(a2O.
BEANS--Per bushels 81 5O(9s CO.
RG0S-l9 per doz.
ToBACco-sO@sIl0 per H.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
By Telegraph. 9l
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
From the Cumberland Army-Ths situ-
alton

From the Cumberland ArmY-The situ-
alton.
NASHVILLE, October l8.-Hood's army has
destroyed the railroad for twenty miles be.
tween Tunnel Hill and Resaca, also between
Big Shauty and Altoona.
The rebel commander demanded the SUR
render OF Resaca, threatening death to the
garrison II the demand was not Acceded to -
The commander, Colonel Weaver, 80th Ohio.
refused to Surrender. After some brisk skir.
mishing, the rebel force Withdraw
The enemy advanced upon Dalton, which
was surf endered, without a shot, by Colonel
johnson, 44th United States colored infantry
who could have easily held the town il so dis.
posed
The tunnel, at Tunnel Hill, was unmoest.
ed, though the cars and buildings at that sta.
tion were destroyed. From this point Hood
went southwest on the road, and was con
tronted by the 4th Corps under General Stan.
ley, at Snake Creek Gap Severe fighting
ensned. The result was not attainAbls
Beauregard is reported as commander.in-
chief OF the Army of the Mississippi Hood be-
ing only commander of this department
sherman Is watching every move OF his an
tagonists, and important operations may be
expected soon from that quarter
dispatch this morning reports Hood at
Summerville. No renforcsments have reach
ed him, and his militia have nearly all deser
ted him.
Prominent military men believe the rebel
movements will result dsastrously to them
Some rebel force is reported at Cedar Hill |
near Springfield. Holmes gusrrillas have
opened a recruiting camp there.
The river is two feet at Harpeth Shoals, and |
falling
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. A. GElGER will hereafter attend sIclasigsy to
~ an office practice, and will give Especial Attsn.
tom to the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES, such
as Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS OF the EYE
and EAR, soRoFULoUs AFFECTIONS, ae Prim-
ay and Secondary SYPHILIS, GoNoRRHRA,
GLEETi STRlOTUHEs, IMPOTEHCY, Ae. Also,
DlsEAsEs PEo0LIAR 70 FEHALKs, and susrV tcrietU Of
Ch,Caie Dise1se, whatever may be its character.
Ofhce hours from a m to & 6p m.
Sundays, 10 lOR m, to 0 m,
Ohio. octG-I Imdbma!i II IL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19

Tbs two acres aud ll2 roads Of land al 800 peT
acre The ~ acre tract Of land at SOS 90 Der aeTe
aud cannot sell ioT less than R Of said appraismsnt
Terms = cash & 10 one year and the balAnse ln
msnts 20 bear 6per cent interest from the day Of
sale and 10 be secured BY mortgage on the premises
Il. THOHySoS, Auy. ostl71Nsw
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

FlNHE fine Cottage House, with good sabllna Snd All
4 the RpPurtenRnces attached thereto, and ten
acres Of good grOund suitable for gardening
and known as the property OF the late VIM, EichsI'
The residence Is on The old Troy Pike a quarter of
a mile from the Corporation Line ~
Mrs. SARAH EICHELBERGER.
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Nav YoRE, Oct ls Stocks better aud
close weak Money and Exehange unchanged
6 Id opened at 81 and closed 2093; c., B.
9 2l3 N Y G III Erie 97s; Reading 2Oi;
y s skies of 81, registered, 1861, coupons
81 20 coupons III 7-30's los; 10 4O's "a;
one year certificates 80.
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Destruction of Property I'm tn. Valley,

DestructiOn OF Property I'm the Valley.
/ NEw YoRK, October lS-The CONNER
cials Washington dispatch says:
Passengers from City Point to-day say all is
quiet at tbs front
Refugees from Hockingham county, Va,
say that Union people in that region rejoice
at the destruction Of secessonistS barns by
Sheridan, although their own property suffer
ed as we'll, They deem the puBishment Just
and proper
A SPecial to the Post, from Washington,
says
The interview Of the Tennessee delegation
with the President has been grossly misrep pre-.
sented The members we're treated courteous
ly, but Mr.. Lincoln declined to interfere with
Governor 4ahnsoRs regulations, intending to
keep the rebels from the polls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19

WASHINGTON, October ls.--A gentleman
who left Shsridan's army yesterday reports
that the rebels re.oecupy Fishers Hill, on the
lett OF the position heretofore carried by Gen.
eral Crook, and are erecting Notifications
there Our troops are in the neighborhood of
Strasburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19

NEw foRs October l9.-The steamer Co
gmbia arrived from Havana on the 18th
Yellow fever is prevailing in Galveston.
Col Ford is still! in quiet possession of
Brownsville.
II is confidently asserted that the steamer
Roanoke was captured by rebel passengers.
The steamer Continental, from New Or.
leanS on the 3th has arrived, bringing rebel
General Page and mAuy other rebel prisoners.
No papers received.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19

Lost Last night, between the Montgom
cry House and the Post Office, a bunch of
small keys, including Post Office key. The
finder will please leave them at the Empire
Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
Just Published. Biographical Mem.
III Of Clement L. VallandiRham bv his

VuSO FuDllshed.--bi0grap Mem
or ofClement L. Vallandigham by his
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Aug. 9th, 1864. diff
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The Democratic Party.-Ths Demo

The Democratic Party.-Tha Demo
cratic party is now as Il has ever been the
best friend to the white man, to the negro
and to the whole country and people. Its
strength is made up Of enlightened liberal,
and conservative men, and its leaders are pa
triots and statesmen, such as have no press
among the sectional crew, who represent the
cause of black repubIicanism, or adhere to
the Insane policy Of the blackguard usurper
Abraham Lincoln. As enlightened reason
and christian charity are more admirable than
fanatieal intolerance and lerocious passion, so
is Democracy more admirable than the bloody
monster Of black republicanism
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
sHERIEFs SALE,

OF valuable FaEna IA jackson tovuship.
tAsueHeA OooA o. ~. No. 2s27
w; Montgomery COUNTY
NalSnuas Silver, 81. al. Superior Court.
II virtue Of and IN obsdiencS 10 the command Of
ID an order Of sale made by The supaFjor 0o,,r, ~
Aontsemery county, Ohio, L will ofisr n Pubic ssis
on the premises about two mss east Of Farners
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
AZ 10 oeloSk A. n. OF said day, the following de.
north part Of the South East quarter Of SECTION
senty three Us Township fOuF a. 10 he Togu.
o. ohsa, containing ops hundred and iorty.tWo and
Asea 81 Sos 90 per sore and cannot sell for less
NhAn = OF the shove appIsissment
Aefals y cash = Ia one year. and the balance In
we years nom tbs day Of sale. the delaied pav-
taonth g ooar p0F cent interest," and 10 h aseira
py mortgage on the premises
L. THoNSsOs, Aay, ocsiT.vsu
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z The Rsaos oOnvsntian at oine,una,,.

CINCINNATI, Oct l9.-The Peace Conyen.
tion met here yesterday with closed doors
Fifty delegates were present, and VIM. M. Cor.
rey chosen permanent Chairman. The Com.
mittee on Resolutions was appointed, after.
which the Convention adjourned to meet TO.
day IL is understood that independent
Presidential nominations have been made.
Final arguments on the caae of Il. II Dodd
at Indianapolis were made yesterday, but the
hnding OF the commission can not be publish.
ed until submitted to the authorities at Wash,
ington,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-19
New Meat aud Provision Store. -

Ea- For further particulars respecting the
Great Copperhead Conspiracy" inquire of
MARY sAnn Pitman, formerly attached TO
Forests command