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TuE PAIL TEEM dolsa a Ne 4sh FabraslE
II Ths spring ta1a sRsns 81 ~ IA RehnaarEs
aa& elsssu nh 3sig. Bsardars tarHlsh ser sgH 80
aIothing sxcspt II sEfrsme eEsaL
Board and faltisa Cor Q tsrH, n EaFanRA mHE kaa-
srsd Ena HlnstY dsllsra Pr fartssr gs9Esa-sEs sd
- ky. JESSE WU0B
ssIl.Am PuEtdsaE
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$3.50 REWARD!

DAEAHAF rsz WukizEtsa Hau, Alma e.
Ii ny NEGRO BOY, BGB HiHstssa yauu al ssb-
per eoiar, strnifkt kEck hair, aFs fast riga pare
3EeaA1 q uiEet acar sFsr 90 e N syE. pisys a.
violin, san Eesd, and q q bEFesr y Prsfssion-kaH
oasR hvtnE n AuntEyils, Ala, md nay % 1RHRE
hI HaT hEra. Two hgEdTad and aty aeIars reward
WI % nzd f6r his tpDrszsuslsa nd daiiEsFy 70 4 J.
Lowry = Co, Atlanta ~. 2. sMITH.
- w. Ea8pkin, Ga
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LIS s9 UzelatHzea RFeight RecefveS "a II.
ssssaeEA kzBress Company, JannaFy ~.
] w Mathsws, bx n Chancellor. BIZ; W z
Warner, Pkg; Geo Rsdd, 6 pkgs. Davis a
Adans' kgi Il Marshal x Co., pig; John
pkg; Miss Jessie Hutchinson. BIZ: CIV y GooIs
bx; Ehss J Beddly, bx; P OReal. b8l. T 2
Wright. pkg Akaalell, 81; A HsrwelI k-.
VIM Flowers, hxi Lyons, 9 Va: ri 4 81
gar, sgi DR. AsTshall, 2 bxs; Mrs s e Har,~-
hLi P Barnett, ky W II Cox, h..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
For Congress.

We are authorized 10 aanouao JAS. 3. BARRT0K.
Of Kentucky, a q candidate =. the ensuing och q
Fsbruary) election, 70 represent the 4th Congressional
District OF his State n ne Bsxt Congress Of the Con.
fsdara-s States. rialaats
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PIP. PIE
C0JHguESSIOgF .~MKRCHaET,

AT "a
Old s.EaS & as late kzs q Peas 4 DEra. Psassrss
strssh kEsata. Gssraz,
WILL attssa Pr,npdy 10 al srdsu o. ssaHu-
" nuES sztraEise q ha ssra
p P. IA
"a "a AfluHta -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

Ths lAssIt stir in LOndeR fashionable lie bal
bsen 0eeAsiened by the marriage Of Mr.. Algs-
mon W. r. Grsvills, or the First Ii g Guards,
son Of Colonel and Lady Rosa Grsyills, with
Lsdy Violet Graham, second daughter Of the
Ddks and Duchess Of AoatroBs. The brida
Was given away by her father. The dresses Of
the bride and bridesmaids vera surprisingly
ine, and In the csss Of the bridesmaids render
cd characteristic BY the Graham tartan sil5
clesks, with sashes 70 correspond. snd whits
boHRets with sprigs Of heather. Tho brides
presents wers humorous and costly. She, as Z
nemente Of the event, presented each of bel
bridesmaids with 3 gold msHatad'orystal locket,
bearing her monogram in turquoise.
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VALUABLE

or hand same slightly odd NEGAOEs-sud i've
~ Diner large lots on ths way. Among hose On
hsDd are some sho'ss Mechanics, Walsan, Drl7srs
House Servants Cooks. Yield Hands, FaDflsE PlsH
Boys and Girls.
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD,
Slave DsaIsr,
jail lf Paaehrrs HtrreE
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SALE OF TiLTlBLE PROPERTY |
RESTDERCRs

REfNG compelled to give immsdlats psrsonai sstsn.
Al ton 70 zy interests in ths WsEg. / now offer Tor
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GOODRTCH e 90.

Formerly Of New orlsaRs.)
Eszt door bslsw Spears Cornsr, Broad street. CsluH,
bus, Georgia,
A Rs now opening . large ard very desirable stock
"A o. Il GOODS, and other articles, recently
Imported from Esrope, which they Offer for sale.
.Laan fnr aa.h hE Lh. nlaaa Or nncEara I'M IN.
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E3OE Al order, I Eish 70 psrsaazs innadiatsly
Il A Ho. ] FELLOWS, lrru aightssH 20
tWsnty-fo1r yazuH o. aEs. I HhS pay ts highest prize
Tor Aaahhy abl5-bsAise yeunE Ezsn--asar uads ana
T.thoHi dslsei-EEiiEbls for railroad work
ROBERT A. CRAWFORD.
8lasa Dsalar.
ihlI St psaRhEss tt-saE
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a. CRAWFORD.

AObT. a. gAAWEOA9,
Late Crawford, Frazer & Co..
AVN purchased he iztsrsEs II ny late co..
II partnauI viii 0~ontinus me MICRO buEns1a %
mySLAYE MART. On Pszchtrss HsrssA
Experiences Of zznY yaaru snablsH ne - ssrTa hzF
ss zCd sellers 10 thar ndVaniaEe.
Parties having NsErOss for Hzis, or others wishing
to purchase, VIII ind thsir Interest In ny names q
doing Misunderstanding On the sqaBs.' lY general
Eoqaaiataues and numsrouH Orasm secures speedy
azlaa
Cash advances azd 8fhsF accommodation 20 REa6-
LAR TRADERS a. here0ofofe.
Parties cut Of The ely sending MT Negroes 81 PAD,
rssd wi md ny old Fortsra "Andrsw" and "Aato-
ny" about the trains.
RoBT. A CRAWFORD,
Slave Dealer,
iAllm Psaehtres street.
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Pillow ROys.

TIE al an Sr6sr, I viii pay Esse prices Ter PL0W
i BOYS frsR thirtsaa 10 siztasa years o. age.
R8BEK A. CRAWFORD,
slave Daaisr,
tnIFAe Puaaktr,.-tr..t
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TORRERLY Of Nav OrisaDs, viii please make bis
L address knoWa 20
THOMAS ?. FlsHBR 4 Co,
lao frV AtlaltN ga
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e OR SALE AT
+. CORRA'S,

In0lIIfa lle AElll1lUI U1IIII ~ aAI1IA -
a Fancy GEocsrtes,
Lsaaors, Wine. c~srSiaisi lzp0rssd cogsEa Brandy.
by tbs barrel o. bottle. AlEo. Cigar, Esba~es. Pipes.
Sfaahsd 5HFAr. Spies, cAndsa eta CJa2ln
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- Cras1forS, Fra=er y Cor

"CFGsUgOFS1 Frazer " Co."
TUE sEdsrSIsned having disposed % heir interests
u en- he lGt instant, 70 the senior partner Of the lats
fra o. Crawford. Fraser q Co.. bsrsby tender thelf
acknowledgement for tbs liberal patronage SEtsndsd
Gel R0Bart A. Crawford viii s~oniiEae business "a
his own account. His superior brEineaE qlAfnealonE,
ample means Aad kzsHl ~iatsErity, u a Eaaeisat quar-
Gntee 70 all Who hEVa dcns business with he hsubs.
Any outstanding barinozS vii be isttlsd By githsF
coFartusr Of he late drm-
DDLSOE FRAzER.
1alLol FHOS. L FRAEHR.
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WH3 lately zane sut Il EEakFHls. TsaI.. brarse
W > lister, Sta, fer Hu. J. z. arssN win aisu.-
ec1Aa tasn. sr VIA - 7a - AHsntS IS, sEa a
ssElhsu HEPrsss CsEyEay.
IAlT IOHE D. GEEuF
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STEEL STEEL 4!

~ OON POUNDS PL0W sr8zL-siEhf -
AUaUUV slStssn iashsE wide
E9a6 poundE Steel PlaW Msuidd. Par Eais ~
{saIv TaOAA NJ LAE
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RaaHH 10 RI.

~ P y REA6H
ggmaiEEisk MorshanL
n8LW Sfnehtraa sfr-rE.
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NegrO ~shaemakers.

+ WILL pay good prisss for six NEGRO ZOE
Il A"AKERS-E3und AID heEtkf-ram twenty 70
.kirty YsaFs o. age.
ROBERT 4. CRAWFORD.
Blzys DeaisF,
tall8t PBasktrse street.
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WILL pay = liberal Prics fer trs HEaRo 0OP
AE25-Iound aad haalfAg-zn6 nat 70 eEeasa AIRY
Eaarn u ago. Thfy ara rsquiTad fer WsrE sn aGht
barrels. zOBERT A. CRAWFORD,
Slave Bszlar,
}-II6f Psachirss nirsaA
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STaRAaR.


A ookPzEEzT BooEuzrEa A,yly .
- itzlW P p sEAsE
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CHANCE for a r
REWARD

osr - he Iaa NsssGBsf, lsa % ths AsFsFr
II Ea Atlanta tEaa = Ensl AMxUsTFI0N HOT-
aarksa, 81 = sUG "En1 Psai J. gsauraa FeiH -
soataiHH papsH szd lst.su asiarriuF to Cs.t.IR
@aaneA lH LsaisEas infAAsY. Aay sac lsaenE
Lhsta PEgerS Eik kr. ". " ClaFtsn. a uhs asorrfa
AEilfoaa Hsak Aakata Or Is shs sHaa ~ H. Pav-
nassar Tor Headquartsu Army q Tfzaasss. a pa
ga 81 Has "a give EaT lGfsruEfea a. q tkaE
HhsrsassSfs sHl be H5srLiT ssWadsa
IA EMHBa
CGPtalk Eld A. Q Il
J8tH Daltsa Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-12

Governor Seymour, Of New York, has re-
moved the Metropolitan police eomnissioaers,o on
the ground that the report lately made to him
by the commissioner about the July riots ID
ssectsriGn and partisan, and shows that the
commissioners have departed from tho impartial
and dispGssiORsts position Of public officers,
and Lost their usefulness"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

MBDIoAL NorIoE-Dr. h. Cone may, Be
consulted as folIowa In Dayton at the Phil.
lips House, on Wednesday, December 40
Wednesday, January q Wednesday, Fe6fn-
airy "a; Wednesday, March %, "wednesday,
April 20; Wednesday May Ia; "wednesday,
June l5 va
In Troy, at the Morris House, on Thvrsasy
December 81; Thursday, January 49, Tbats.
day, Febrnrry rs; Thursday, March "a; Thurs
day, April 81; Thursday May ls; THURSDAY,
June l6.
In Piquia, at the PiquA House, on Ffiaay
January /; Friday, January 20; Friday, Fsb
ruary &c; Friday, March 25 Friday, April ~
Friday, May 2S; Friday, June II.
In xenia, at the HiTelog Rouse, Tusrdag,
December 20; Tuesday, January 26; Tussday,
Fsbruaryl zs Tuesday, March ~; Tasaday,
April lS Taeadsy, May ~ Tuesday June
lS
Dr. Cone has practiced 10 the above aess
about five years, with the most gralifyid4 auc,
cess. He treats all forms Of chronic dtSaseu,
andavsils Of al improvements, ia AT schools
OF medicine No charge for consultaiion,
but cash for medicines Consul De- cohs
before il IL TOO late.
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agGncp.
A. x. MsoLURE.

1SEAL ESTATHAGENT
No. - Third sTRHET, AT JoHN X. sroPPHL-
ff MANS OFFtCB.
Il HAVE large amount Of propest " fer sale, sueh
- ousfaaud lots, In All pATtf Of ths oty Al vsr
eaepfces, sAgng rom four hundred TO ten thousapd
dollhta ~ Feod paylnents, and we'll situated, and
hnf lnapti4 % vacant lots Tor sale Also, several
Nfn1 or 4ntIi ranginR nom one hundred and siTtY
a,sss des y tive aeFels, adoiniHg toe eily and s
Those hatipE property for sale. and those wantiua
70 Fut, viii 10 Well 70 call on ne, a. l shall oys
tfunpi etiebton AL business entrusted 70 n care
bnays mad conssdefable capenonce in ths basisess.
lN'din A. X MCCLURE
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@R0lcdl.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established In ths Year IsIs,

VENERkAL HOSPITAL.
Established In ths Year 1859,
EoR THE ouRR or PRIVATE DIsRAsRs.
And lHder the espLsl Of tive Of shs asst Eranspt
PhyseiAns In the Werld,
nE. n. bONAPARTH, from London and Pnr{s
~ Hospitals, and for tho past ten years Of ths Gin
oinuA6 Vensraa Hospital, and Dr.. n. u. REYNOI,Ds
late ef New YSrk. This 10 the only otee in the CIV
ghore . HeTmanent cure 81 Private Diseases can be
Diet. Gsnerrh0a cured In ste AZ hours Gleet cured
10 ste 10 dAVsi structures cured In to 1weeks; Noe
tnTnh Rnissions stopped in 2 70 days; seminal
ry stAGsaenfedins days; Soo 1ndsfy ssnptoras In 4
y Woeka bkin Diseases cured in l 10 yeeks, i'm,
poteney, Viger restored IN 70 weeks AIldiseasss
81 pryAts naiurs treated WITH unparalleled success
male or female
TDr Bssapartss great work sa private dis.as.s ths
Private Guidet = Health, 10 beneficial 10 all male and
iomals, old and Young, should read this book twill
enlighten these vAs crepe in darkness. Price 70
cent?, gentby mail
Dr. Bsnapsrts's Freaoh Patent Male SAFE, II 4.
peneoalJ safe And never fails 70 gs sadstardon Ills
free 81 ths Preach Patent Male safe, q the slnqio
aAa, ~ per half deEen VI per doBen, cent by neil
eDrhadane LozIkR's Female Monthly FILLS is a
Iaas diseases Ladies sheuld nOt use them d,inng
pregnancy, a. they VII preduee miacarnaRe pr,ce
y q psFhss-rsEire sac si--ssAi y spy a1arsss ~
brsu.hR.s.tAs@ {. ssasali, sA.y -. ~.
questisakby aakpsNled - ins ctara 1sors ma
kiuea ef Nshegeal daes 6nlg Doelefs NJ a
ssssgs - .ea.ay rspg eelt vorid, they
hnaf eees NeousleWef eee ~ youth %
vitaesa he Nareus oA aiIliei manlriu4
eNa = Yatfh tae nfe q lenq oarrtf oi
yfesesslsc slngy Aero ofliit htIn A.
hulNNe VNpde tpq aAaHloN 1.-The raaI.
~, ,andAaYlnk sae cad aausi jhs Sssi
snptuN4 el NnraN arlnitcd q ac|Ini Ih1
9ensSeet eyeteg toalat study, And ~ n,
voss ", sns'f shelsi he healsyIeucn m ~ ~.
s.s., Il ..,,.. suels reieitai VIZ
AA.4NINtHN NAINN ma IofnltIaun1 uT II8.t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

E9"Il you want good aOur 80 to L. l. Gil.
liland's Flosrssore, north aide Of the market,
Eve doors from Main street he iS now
selling the very best brands in quantities to
suit you delivered at your house-lm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

MnRg RMS. Another rain storm in
the eaat as in ervened to delay army
movements. So says the telegrSph-and
the telegraph won't lie--unless it wants to.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

5 CoriIsIoN.-Ws are informed that q
collision occurred last night, on shO Belle
fontaine d Indianapolis Railroad, at Sid
ney, by which 3 men were killsd--An en-
gineer, brakesman, and another man.
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CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

w III makes hEk pr etsi sar@nHer hetps 70 -,
anss lAsa, Ispskss sea-, Tor lFeaF ssass pogad
v asiAg your 0'eAen grease.
s<cAUTIONi A. spurious Lyeu AZ oesred
ass, as oarefsl and only Guy the Patented of,icle
pai up in Iron cans, all others being sennitffsits
PRNNsYLYANTl SALT MAKUpAOpNG CO.,
Philadslphis-NO. faT WeHmut street,
RittsbuTg-Pitt st. and Dna aaosne Way.
aslfdaWtm
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Special Notirrs.
QU 40 KE Y.

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
Il com Nervous Debility, &C, against endangegine
their health by petronEing any OF the adydftitina
qilAeixs You can fully recover by the methods ted
By the ADJ ertser, and by hundreds OF others and IN
no other way. Read letter which VIII send YOU II
ysu will send mo post paid envelope bearing ypur
address Direct to EDWARD n. TRAYERHi
dsSodaw8m Lock Box, Boston. Map.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

Frn,uGBEo We understand that the
o. y. G.. WIN have been called to this
city to report for duty. have been furloughl
ed until next Tuesday W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

Wanted to Rent comfortable dwelling
with six 70 eight roous, The westSra part
of Psurlh Sal pseterred ~
Enquire at this office dH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04

EE-The cOck-and-bull story which ap-
pesred in the journal this morning. set
ting forth that certain rowdieS attempted
to pass ,hs.guard at camp Lowe. the 9th,
er nights that scuffle ehsu0d in which
guards bloks their muskets, got lummed
over, no body hurt. de-, (but will be next
tme.) tups out to be e splendid fabric
Of sensational boah. The facts in the case
are. as relAted to "a by an eye witness.
that two olthree of the boys got slightly
enthused. and while in that sKtrAvAgant
state of mind, concluded that Gov. Brough
had more mnskets than he knew what to
do with, and 50 they smashed theirs up
and that's all there is Of ii. 2AS
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DaytOn and Nlchlgan KnIlr0nn
Sandusky, DaLlOn and OInnlnnn,ln >


~ r Ss'sssl'i:.s1 Gs.sgssas,
II and afler November ~, lssg, aDa ,,,,,, -,
~ vnnS nSuSe, fassenger ana Freight 1ralps ~, t
DAfTON, gong north, a. follow, N- NHl ieaYs
Q.An A. A, through Freight ana 49,.
OsfO Win Passenger Car sttachod oninodAton
ln.Qn A. N. Mail tram fur spripes.i. -
1O.OO urbana, Belleioniane, Forest' Soiunbui, !,
1alh ~ connecting at springfield viii Nyae a. d
hoHuVn anu OOlnmbts, arriving in Col,,,aa lrin 4,
NJ ~ ortsna with train Colilnbns - we At 2sU u
lrAh on Flttsburg, NJ. Wayne A Chez, ~ oIest w
hss' arriving In Urestine al 6i45 n m 80 X X Roli
nSy M stOyde with Tram on UlevsIsn flttsburR ~
~ n ~, k1ihk last arriving 10 CeTeanJ aud Toledo
1,s ~ SisO p, ana Buffalo at 6.sa $50 n
y nes ~ !aIInnk IN Toledo Al 1910 m Ds,.m M Con
l' ShcAgo =. lVSO m, and SAndusky = ~ VII AZ Gilb
y. n Night kGpress Tor spfinssSs6 Ss6 m.
NJ Hnu beuelontAhei oonnesttng n9 sSuI Ufbaha
Rnsd sols haa. on FllsburR, NJ. Wayns rorest win
- ~ 1i iVihhi Vrestine nj 6:l6 M pi,sl,u Chicago
k5n SonS mesli with Tram arriyns in ~ burg Al $50
oAo & 1 M and OhicAgo az l0,GU n az Sin tt Wayne ai
9n 9s OeYeand and Toledo H. r. RTr,vn yue with TFain
ssV M punklrk ~ AuO m and mas 10 Cleveland A.
.H.nk p. NJ. Auntsyill. - n'
nassNO layton on aiflVal Of Irain S.Adoni leaVinr
We, ePilngneld AZ 300 M Urtanon on Cincinnati
and Huntsville At 2l2 m e'ohtAins ~ Il.bl n -
"a, ilokets via thus Line to NH -.
"est can DO had at the Tioka ,tou North, kast ana
Ss@p "; KING, Ticket Agent ih the Union Dope
~. nSe nIe always rs low as by anv o,L
Rop,a 'ivI @ nation relative TO sbin1ioh het route.
kTPy AZ the Company FFs,ssh, FelRht by thls
-, y olArr, Gen. Ticket gent superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-04
Dor,r sroor. "a week or 80 bee, a

DoN'T SHoor. "A week or so age,
live democrat, certain G. r., Of Seneca
County, was passing through small viii
lago Of said county, in q wagon, in compa-
ny with some friends, when they were ac-
costod BY some half grown boys with
"Here's the place to buy your Cincinnati
dailies, thst'li tell you all about the war"
Have you got the Enquirer" said @. Il.
mol" was the loyal reply, 1--WE don't keep
papers for coPperheadsl'' 1.-The d---lyou
don't!" thundOred G. r.. drawing from
his pocket link OF that classical beverage
yclept B'lSnysauSSge. and presenting it
ss II determined on sevenge. The boys
retired in great haste aud confusion, screa.
ming Justify, "don't shoot for God'a|
saksl We're all buttornutsl Hurrah fcG
Vallandighaml" @. r. never carries a
ny weapon except Blony, few yards of
which, he says, will kills man a'most a.
ny distance.
A COMPLETELY NRw STocK.-J. s.
CHARcE, Merchant Tailor, isnow opening.
on ths west side of Jefferson st., north of
the Post office. superb stock of Cloths.
Cassineres, Vestings, Furnishing Goods,
DC. DC, which he is prepared to make up
into fashionable fits for every body, on
terms which ought to 'faH sua' all
who desire TO be suited. The stock Of
Mr.. Charch is fresh from the city, where
twas selected with especial reference to
this market. 1t has already created quite
a buzz among the more dressy of our cit
izens, and we have heard more than one
discussion in our rounds, growing ont of
conflicting tastes with regard to certain
styles which had been examined at the
new establishment Of Mr.. Charch. Ev-
cry one is entitled to the pattern which
suits him best. Of course, and Charch
has provided for every taste. Go and
see.
OBlTUARY.--Peter Eicher, (lats of the
city pOlice) died on yesterday afternoon,
Of congestion Of the lungs. after an illness
Of about week. He was 20 years old,
and leaves wife and three children.
His funeral will take place on to-mor-
row afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from his lato
residence on Wayne at. Place of inter-
ment-Woodland.
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Mustr.

STRING MUSIC. ;
4 AN srapars1 u srapk etrinE Masid for Rails,
4 ? rites, deJ atthe lswest possible rates. Having
played With Pref Fairchild daring the last spmfuer,
feel ceuad@Rt that car satisfy all his el6 custom
ess.. an aefpSar ~ the RegmenAl Baud, and
can fdruish any ndfa6erof ptAces for string hand
All orders len with Charles Theshald corner Third
aed JeHsrssH streets, under Hasten Hdl, will be
promptly attsaded to-
deltdSm nANIRL v. RAKRR
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.Folln0.

A N0fR made by Perry Peace q he ori.r Joha
"a hsaHel The owner can hags y BY paying ior
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b.
sLm MAhkrrs We bsgin 10 hear
numerous complains already Of the mea-
gerness Of the markets Pofsons disposed
% find fault at this stage 81 the game. are
yequested to postpOns grumbling for a
few months, and they win have something
70 grumble for Tho fnit bns nearly, ali
been wihter-killed, aud more than half .
crop Of wheat will not Be gathered even if
il escapes the ravages of ila insect enemies
ofths summer. The season bas been so
dhplopitious that but little OATS have bean
sbwn. and BrOugh has conpcriptsd the
rsn npon whom we dspsnded for corn -
scarcity of corn viii insure ; scarcity Of
ssats. and the general scarcity Of Agricul-
oral products will insuts . scarcity Of mo-
h Add to this picture the crushing
light of taxation to bs borne. and IA
bnectien with tetatsn ppd agricultural
leoutagemsptg, consider ths prcsrtainty
grsenbaeks, What gloomy prOspsci
Z before qsl Complainas Of slim markst.
are sthslsfous pnlss.ohabis aad prs-
liure. gasaist q
Wehatoiefrainea out 81 charity, from
Ing % our sim Ioh 81 ptospselivs
aeA. theellmax Of seonr aboat 70 bsi IN.
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EsrA large number Of the o. N. G..
were furnished lodging in the city last
night Their experience in camp Lowe
on Monday night was any thing but pleas
ant, and many cases Of severe colds and
sickness TeFs reported, bue 4aail
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Ors.on, 1enlA and Columbus R.,I,o.,

ISaEEE - ~ = : - 8 5sasssEaHH
tiafSis i iioi ibSSSs baysnE Eos. I; 0oloa5a. ;TS..
Es. uh5Se :. baly Trans East a. Eastern Eastern Sitss
oSu@Suss Nisht Express issoG pS''03 for tn.
GR only at xens and Ios5ai a. illea mi these Tas,
Columbus - "AJ stations betNaon IHativh oe o
Irving At Dayton pigb, A"e
F'sss,ss.iE ~ m, ana Cincinnati DaV m.
Trains run by Colpn, M
sT shan Dayton GiSs ms Gus time. which IL mpp.s.
calhng on s. %vSsss W kI. can BE- had for all R.,o,
noH E w w; y; Tick ct agent Ahes o.
- " NbODMA.kI .kIl. ar,,.....- a..
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a9rnhisionh.

u. 4. Arsss,s 9. '. Wei. yslases.Pss. :.
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IIIInOIS Central Rallroao.

On .-1,,.. - - ". t'sa
ohASsE OF TIME.
LEIvE vpElsttoon t and PanS' A. IsoasnIsenssf
Soing Sorth, lilo ~ and ii,od
SONG sOsth, 800 m and md SO siiOU m.
Soihg North, 500 m ana aSdA. "a.
n.,9 ,99hg south, 1l:SO a m ana 90 o., pm.
-H..n W, 2, JOHNSON Gan Ae IN.
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Railroads.
Dayton 4 Western bailrOad. 4
IN N .


EH % m
CHANGE OT TIME
ON and after Monday next trains On me lndiai
~ Central will leave the Union Depot sixth street
ats;t5 q m aud 4ssp m.
Returning, will arnve a. liie aLd 500 m
The 500 M snd soc m, express tfAlns a., =
close connections 70 al points IN the est ana bouti
and 3Va pm train the shortest ans quick Ell fou q
to Chicago aad ibs Northwest.
nell X. W. WOODWARD, Bupsrintehdeut.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
- % N ss1.s sIEs,sssa
or and amer Sunday, nor 10, 1885, trans v,
" leave Union Depot sixth street f,y n oIs1,a ",
All Ailiuteimediale points as follows:
Loedo and Chicago Mail NJ " OOa I'M
Chicago aud Detroit kight ExpresE st s.oa a,oo
hol1 X. N. sHoEMAkER, super,ntc,ssn,
Il IL.
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